Auladimeji1:
To hell with Afenifere

Jonathan:
To hell with Afenifere
Pdpigz group

Auladimeji1:
To hell with Afenifere

Jonathan:
To hell with Afenifere
Pdpigz group

Metuh:
Even if he doesn't sign it, Buhari will still be disgraced at the poll next year.




Atiku will surely have 48% of South West votes next year. My Yoruba friends have decided to Get Nigeria Working Again.


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And the Yorubas are known for respect for their elders, while the Igbos supposedly wakes their parents with a leg kick. LMAO!

"..But his(Buhari's) refusal to sign an amended version have been criticised by Nigerians and political stakeholders across the country.
The president, however, said the passage of a new electoral bill at this period could create uncertainty and confusion in the nation’s electoral process ahead...."

Figures obtained from the website of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have confirmed how the use of card readers in 2015 polls influenced the voting pattern in the presidential election.

According to a report on the commission’s website, the All Progressives Congress (APC) got most of the votes cast without bio-metric verification during the election.
The report confirms an earlier analysis by TheCable on the voting statistics.

According to the report, 13,536,311 votes were cast manually during the 2015 presidential poll, representing 42.6 percent of the 31,746,490 accredited voters.

Of that number, the INEC report showed 10,184,720 votes representing 75 percent of the total votes cast were from states won by Muhammadu Buhari, then presidential candidate of the APC, while 3,351,591 votes representing 25 percent came from states won by Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

The report also showed that 10 states mostly affected by manual voting include Kebbi, Zamfara, Niger, Bauchi, Plateau, Kaduna, Jigawa, Katsina, Sokoto and Kano: the APC won in nine of the states.