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result of polls conducted between the 1st and 4th of December by the
media outfit BantuPage, showed that Labour Party’s Obi was preferred by
most of the eligible voters in the Federal Capital Territory, Southeast,
South-south and North-central geopolitical zones.
 A physical poll conducted in December 2022 has shown that Nigerians prefer Peter Obi to emerge as President in 2023.
According to DailySun, the poll was conducted between the 1st and 4th of December by the media outfit BantuPage.
The result showed that Labour Party’s Obi was preferred by most of
the eligible voters in the Federal Capital Territory, Southeast,
South-south and North-central geopolitical zones.
The overall poll revealed that 37% of the polled respondent spread
in all the geo-graphical zones preferred Obi. While 15%, 14% and 4%
preferred the APC, PDP and NNPP respectively, 17% of the respondents
were still undecided, 9% do not intend to vote with 4% unwilling to
disclose their preferred candidates.
In the direct physical poll conducted by the media team in the
country, Nigerian electorates in the selected states revealed that the
preference for their candidates were based on religion, competence and
other reasons.
Analysis of the poll results by BantuPage revealed that most
respondents representing 19% of the both male and female population
within the three selected states of Kano, Katsina and Kaduna preferred
NNPP’s Kwankwaso in the Northwest. Though 18%, 15% and 7% had PDP, APC
and LP respectively as their second preference, a whopping 32% were
still undecided.
The result was however different in Northeast as PDP’s presidential
candidate Atiku polled more with 38% respondents choosing him as their
preferred candidate while LP, APC and NNPP had 15%, 12% and 2%
respectively with 27% eligible voters undecided.
Results from the South-south region, mostly in Cross River, Akwa
Ibom, Delta and Edo states, LP’s presidential candidate Obi led the way
with 66% respondents for voting intent. PDP and APC were both tied at 7%
each, while 3 % preferred NNPP and 6% still undecided.
For North Central respondents, 45% intend to vote LP, while 14%,
13% and 3% had a preference for APC, PDP and NNPP respectively with 15%
yet undecided.
Southwest respondents preferred the APC candidate with the ruling
party amassing 34%, followed by LP and PDP with 23% and 17%
respectively. Only 1% of polled respondent intended to vote for the NNPP
candidate although 17% were still undecided. While the APC candidate
may have won the entire Southwest region, the poll results showed that
he actually came in second in Lagos state to LP, polling only 28% while
LP had 31%. Further analysis revealed that this LP’s victory in Lagos
was influenced by the fact that Lagos is a multi-ethnic city. A drill
down on how Yorubas voted in Lagos revealed that Tinubu would have won
Lagos with 47% and LP would have been a distant second at only 10%. |
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