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Opinion: Who Is Afraid Of The Janjanweed Muslim-Muslim Buhari/Tinubu For 2015?

With the 2011 presidential election result as shown below,

Party Candidate Votes Percentage

Of

Total

1 PDP Jonathan 22,495,187 58.89%
2 CPC Buhari 12,214,853 31.98%
3 ACN Ribadu 2,079,151 5.41%
4 ANPP Shekarau    917,012 2.40%

 

 

Summary of the 16 April 2011 Nigerian presidential election results

Candidates

Parties

Votes

%

Goodluck Jonathan People’s  Democratic Party (PDP)

22,495,187

58.89

Muhammadu Buhari Congress for  Progressive Change (CPC)

12,214,853

31.98

Nuhu Ribadu Action Congress of  Nigeria (ACN)

2,079,151

5.41

Ibrahim Shekarau All Nigeria People’s  Party (ANPP)

917,012

2.40

Mahmud Waziri People for Democratic Change (PDC)

82,243

0.21

Nwadike  Chikezie Peoples  Mandate Party (PMP)

56,248

0.15

Lawson  Igboanugo Aroh Peoples Progressive Party (PPP)

54,203

0.14

Peter Nwangwu African Democratic Congress (ADC)

51,682

0.14

Iheanyichukwu  Nnaji Better Nigeria Progressive Party (BNPP)

47,272

0.12

Chris Okotie Fresh Democratic  Party (FRESH)

34,331

0.09

Dele Momodu National Conscience  Party (NCP)

26,376

0.07

Akpona Solomon National Majority Democratic Party (NMDP)

25,938

0.07

Lawrence Makinde Adedoyin African Political System (APS)

23,740

0.06

Ebiti Ndok United National Party for Development (UNPD)

21,203

0.06

John Dara National Transformation Party (NTP)

19,744

0.05

Rasheed  Shitta-Bey Mega Progressive Peoples Party (MPPP)

16,492

0.04

Yahaya Ndu African Renaissance Party (ARP)

12,264

0.03

Ambrose Awuru Hope  Democratic Party (HDP)

12,023

0.03

Patrick Utomi Social Democratic Mega Party (SDMP)

11,544

0.03

Chris  Nwaokobia Liberal Democratic Party of Nigeria (LDPN)

8,472

0.02

Invalid votes

1,259,506

3.19

Valid votes (turnout 53.7%)

39,469,484

96.81

 

 

Dear readers, I have reproduced the 2011 presidential election for your convenience and information.

With the above results, nobody should lose sleep over a Buhari/Tinubu Janjanweed Muslim-Muslim ticket in 2015.

The whole truth is that in 2015 presidential election not much will change in respect of voting from 2011.

The truth is that Dr Goodluck Jonathan will win Osun, get more votes in Edo, and all the South Western states. Get more votes in Benue, Adamawa, Gombe and Niger states than what he got in 2011.

The 2011 presidential election results have actually shown the majority religion in Nigeria. The 2015 election will just be a confirmation.

Therefore, we the progressive of the Nigeria article writers association hereby appeal to this APC otherwise called the Angry People’s Congress to please give us the Janjanweed Muslim-Muslim ticket of Buhari/Tinubu. This will be the easiest opponents to beat.

Form today, I will start fasting for the Janjanweed ticket to be actualised by APC.

After all has that not been the reason why Jama atu Nasir Islam (JNI) has been sponsoring Boko Haram to kill Christians in the North?

Has this not been the reason why JNI and Sharia people in Northern Nigeria have been kicking against the inclusion of religion and tribe in the National census?

Fielding the Janjaweed Muslim-Muslim Buhari/Tinubu ticket is a welcome development. The Christians in Nigeria will have their laugh at last.

We thank you Jesus Christ for answered prayers.

The JNI using Boko Haram have failed but rather more Muslims have been killed than Christians. This simply is the act of God and not man.

As it is now, my friends like Mohammed Haruna, Aliyu Tilde and Dr Sani Mohammed has my sympathy.

 

Ndiameeh Babangida Babreek writes from Minna, Niger State and can be reached through[email protected].

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