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ANALYSIS OF THE 2023 ELECTION BY PROF. M. JEGA (former Chairman INEC) Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, got only 37% of the vote, down from the 56% that Buhari got in 2019. In 2019 was a two-horse race between the APC and PDP candidates, 2023 was at least a four-horse race between APC, PDP, LP and NNPP candidates. It was the first time since 2007 that we had more than two major candidates in a presidential election and the first time since 1983 that we had up to four major candidates in such a race. The top four candidates in this election got 37%, 29%, 25% and 6% respectively. This compares closely with 1979 when Shagari got 34%, Awo got 29%, Zik got 16%, Aminu Kano got 10.28 and Waziri Ibrahim got 10%. The top three runners up in this race got a combined 60% of the vote. That is impressive, but then, they only have themselves to blame that they did not present a united front before the election. They only tried to present a united front to contest the results. It is a case of locking the stables after the horses have bolted. Would they have made 60% of the vote if they had united behind a single candidate? Anybody’s guess. Tinubu’s party went into this election controlling the Federal and 21 state governments. In the event, he won only 12 states outright. PDP’s Atiku Abubakar also won 12 states, LP’s Peter Obi won 12 states outright [FCT included] NNPP’s Kwankwaso won outright in one state. So how did Tinubu win the race? Simple. The number of states that a candidate wins outright is important. Equally important is the number of states in which he came second. Also very important is, if he came second with only a narrow margin in most of them. Tinubu won 12 states outright [Zamfara, Jigawa, Borno, Niger, Kwara, Kogi, Benue, Ekiti, Oyo, Ogun, Ondo and Rivers]. He came second in 19 states [Kebbi, Sokoto, Kaduna, Katsina, Kano, Gombe, Bauchi, Yobe, Taraba, Nasarawa, Plateau, Adamawa, Osun, Lagos, Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Edo, Imo and Ebonyi]. In many cases the margins of loss were very small, only 3,000 votes in Sokoto, 12,000 in Katsina and equally narrow margins in Osun and Lagos. Tinubu came second to Kwankwaso in Kano, second to Atiku in most of the states the latter won and second to Obi in Lagos, Ebonyi, Imo and Edo. This was exactly how Alhaji Shehu Shagari won the presidency in 1979. He won outright in nine states out of 19 [Sokoto, Kaduna, Niger, Bauchi, Gongola, Benue, Kwara, Rivers and Cross River.] He won in Kaduna and Gongola even though his party lost the governorship elections there two weeks earlier, what in those days was called “the bandwagon effect.” Of the remaining ten states in Nigeria at the time, Shagari came second in 9 [Oyo, Ogun, Ondo, Bendel, Anambra, Imo, Borno, Plateau and Kano]. Shagari came third only in Lagos, after Awo and Zik. Like Shagari, like Tinubu; you are victorious if your party is either first or second in almost every state. Allegations that APC rigged the election also falls flat because it lost the biggest states, namely Lagos, Kaduna, Kano and Katsina, even though all of them have APC state governors, all of whom are staunchly loyal to Tinubu. In terms of vote banks, what is Imo, Edo or Adamawa to these states? Why should anyone go rigging elections in some small states when he could rig up figures in the biggest ones and win by a large margin? If they could help it, why should ten APC governors, APC National Chairman and Director General of the APC campaign suffer the embarrassment of failing to deliver their states? Why should Tinubu himself suffer the embarrassment of failing to win outright in Lagos, long alleged to be his political fiefdom? Allegations that APC rigged these polls do not hold the water of logic. But those making them still have the chance to prove them at the election tribunals.

PROTECTING YOURSELF FROM UNSCRUPULOUS VISA AGENTS & FRAUDSTERS Sometimes last year, I received complaints from some of my clients in Nigeria that were trying to do the tuberculosis test with the International Organization for Migration, (IOM) on the basis that some people within the organization were taking money from them to book the test for them at an exorbitant rate. I took the matter up with their headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, their UK office and their office in Nigeria. The IOM in Nigeria took up the matter and dealt with it swiftly. I have not had such complaints since. To start this write-up, I must say that some good visa agents have helped many to travel abroad. I will also say many unscrupulous agents have scammed many people of their life savings. Yesterday, someone said a man took N10,000,000 Ten million Naira from him and stopped picking up his calls. Since last year I have been receiving disturbing legal instructions from some students and healthcare workers who came to the UK after gaining admission or getting a COS as Health Care Workers. STUDENTS Some students were lured into gaining admission into universities that they cannot afford. They were asked to just get a deposit of £2000 to £3000 for the university and when they get to the United Kingdom that they will be able to work and pay their school fees which are about £15,000 to £20,000 in some cases. That did not include accommodation, maintenance, feeding and transportation. So, many of them got here with no money, no accommodation, no relatives, and no hope. Some agents did not also explain to them that they can only work for 20 hours during term-time if they are allowed to work at all. Many spent months looking for work without getting any job, many couldn’t get accommodation, had no money, many were sleeping on the floor in their university library, many became depressed and I know of one lady under 35 that had a stroke twice within 3 months of getting to the UK due to stress. These issues wouldn’t have happened if the agents had been honest with them. They would not have sold their properties, resigned from their jobs and would not have moved their family to the UK with them immediately. Many marriages have broken down as a result of this. Many students have been de-registered by their universities meaning they cannot continue with their courses, their visa is curtailed (cut short) and they are liable to be removed from the UK. All the money invested is wasted. Healthcare Workers The UK government opened up this route because there was a shortage of healthcare workers due to Brexit. It was a genuine intention by the government to bring people into the UK but it seems some unscrupulous agents are taking advantage of prospective workers. Some are not even agents and suddenly turned themselves into ‘immigration’ consultants. Some agents and unscrupulous people are turning the lives of many people upside down. These are people who resigned from their jobs, took loans, sold lands, properties, stocks and shares and borrowed money from family members to come to settle here in the UK. On getting here, many of them could not get work to do by those who brought them here and the agents who helped them to come in abandoned them and they faced the same situation faced by the students as stated above. I have counselled several depressed Health Care workers and students in the last 7 months and I am not joking. Now, my take on all this is that if as an agent you are honest and you can help them, by all means, help them. Make your money legitimately and there are many agents like that. But if you cannot help them, don’t deceive them and rob them of their life savings and turn their lives upside down.

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Alibaba "Doyen of Nigerian comedy" is about to be cancelled by the HEADLESS MOB. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Same tayo that lied about 40billion been offered to gbadebo vivor,to step-down.He just using you all to build followership.

My prediction ahead of Lagos govnorship election,for March 11 2023-THE WINNER IS SANWO OLU,FOR SECOND TERM.MARK THIS TWITT PLEASE.

Tobi Amusan 12.06s Women 100m Hurdles Finals | World Athletics Champions... youtu.be/6GJfQ9zYHM8 via @YouTube

Wow a world record broken twice same day to win the 110m hurdles at the World Athletics Championship in Oregon USA.Tobi Amisn of Nigeria did it youtu.be/6GJfQ9zYHM8