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Who did Buhari vote for: Nigeria presidential election 2023 see ... (BBC News)

President Muhammadu Buhari don explain why im display im ballot paper afta im vote on Saturday. Many Nigerians shock afta video capture moment wen di ...

Im supporters, dey call demself "OBIdients" dem say im be di the only candidate wit integrity, but im critics dey argue say a vote for Obi na waste as im dey unlikely to win. Just like OgaTinubu, him dey face accuse of corruption and cronyism, all dis accuse im don deny am. Most of im career im don dey corridors of power, e work as a top civil servant, vice-president under Olusegun Obasanjo and a prominent businessman. Obi wey be rich businessman serve as governor of Anambra State for south-east from 2006 to 2014. Some say im campaign slogan 'Emi Lokan', wey mean "na my turn [to be president]" for Yoruba language, dey show a sense of entitlement. Im don run for presidency five times before - all of which im don lose.

2023 election: APC will win from Daura to Lagos, I voted Tinubu ... (Guardian)

President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday disclosed that he voted for the presidential candidate of the APC Bola Tinubu in the 2023 election.

I am very impressed and very happy. “I am very impressed because I have seen how the people turned up. Buhari said he feels “very exciting” that the 2023 presidential election was the first time since 2003 that he was not on the ballot contesting for office.

Buhari, Malami, Ortom snub INEC warning, violate ballot secrecy (Premium Times)

The electoral umpire prohibits use of mobile phones and other photographic devices at voting cubicles to forestall the menace of vote-buying that has ...

Good journalism costs a lot of money. Umar Gwandu, the minister’s spokesperson quoted Mr Malami as describing the election as “peacefully and in line with the dictates and guidelines put in place by INEC and in conformity with the provisions of the Electoral Acts…and international best practices associated with the election.” Mr Okoye, who said the law prohibits display of ballots by voters, added that, “officials of the ICPC, EFCC and security agencies will be on hand to monitor and ensure that the law in that respect is not violated.”

Buhari: Why I revealed my ballot after voting for Tinubu (TheCable)

President Muhammad Buhari says he openly displayed his ballot paper where he voted for Bola Tinubu, candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) because ...

Speaking on how he feels not appearing on the ballot as a candidate since 2003, he said “it is very exciting. “I am very impressed because I have seen how the people turned up. “Nigerians should make sure that they are respected; that means that the candidate they want to vote for they are allowed to vote for him.

Why I voted for Tinubu — Buhari (Vanguard)

President Muhammadu Buhari, in a rare show of loyalty, in his country home, Daura, Katsina State, displayed his ballot paper, with a thumbprint for Tinubu, ...

I am very impressed and very happy. “I am very impressed because I have seen how the people turned up. “”Nigerians should make sure that they are respected; that means that the candidate they want to vote for they are allowed to vote for him,” he said.

Buhari publicly displays ballot, says “ I voted for Tinubu” (Businessday.ng)

In rare display of loyalty, President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday in Daura, Katsina State, displayed his ballot paper, with..

I look at those who are competing and some of them are so agitated and they didn’t know that I tried three times and ended up in the Supreme Court three times. I am very impressed and very happy. “I am very impressed because I have seen how the people turned up.

'APC–215, PDP–51' — Tinubu wins in Buhari's polling unit (TheCable)

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has won the presidential election in the polling unit of President Muhammadu Buhari.

2023 Election: Buhari wins polling unit for Tinubu with 523 votes (Vanguard)

President Muhammadu Buhari has won his polling unit in Saturday's presidential and parliamentary elections for the candidates of the All Progressives ...

The president, who briefly spoke to newsmen after casting his vote, said: ”APC will win, from Daura to Lagos.’’ (NAN) The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, came second with three votes. NAN reports that the president, his wife, Aisha, as well as family members and staff also voted at the polling unit.

Tinubu wins President Buhari, Sirika's polling units in Katsina (Premium Times)

The National Assembly elections also went the APC's way as the party got 162 for Senate and 180 for the House of Representatives.

For the House of Representatives, APC got 236, pro 51 and NNPP 4 Good journalism costs a lot of money. The National Assembly elections also went the APC’s way.

Buhari's Lonely Days (THISDAY Newspapers)

For Buhari and his Nigerian compatriots, the much anticipated 2023 presidential election has come and gone. As the nation anxiously awaits an outcome, Mr.

The factions in the party will seek to take control of whatever remains of the party. Tinubu loses the election to any of the other contestants, we may have seen the end of APC as a party. In the run up to a crucial election, the appeal to a ready popular outrage over scarcity of cash becomes a political weapon in the hands of a president that is seen as a serial traducer of the political class irrespective of partisan affiliation. Bola Tinubu of the APC emerges the winner of this election, he would have scored that victory in spite of the clear financial obstacles placed in his way by an incumbent president of his own party. The fangs and red teeth of the political jackals is exposed. Inside the APC on the eve of the presidential election, support for and opposition to Tinubu’s presidential ambition seemed to have swamped devotion to the lame duck Buhari. Tinubu ought to have been running on the performance record of the party under Buhari in the last eight years in power. A spokesman of a ruling party virtually ended up deepening the crisis within the party by dividing the party in power from its leader. He saw no reason why the president of a ruling party should initiate a hostile policy such as the Naira swap crisis on the eve of a general election. But he insisted that he was acting rationally and in the best interests of the nation. Buhari had lost control not only of his presidency but also the choice of his successor. In direct response to the Naira crisis that he deliberately initiated, the reality of political self -interest overwhelmed presidential supremacy.

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