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Dele Momodu Reveals Plans On How Atiku Will Win Polls, Predicts Fate Of Tinubu, Peter Obi

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Why Tinubu Was Targeted During Campaign By Atiku, Peter Obi - Onanuga

The Director of Strategic Communications of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) Dele Momodu, has revealed an analysis of how the party’s presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar will win the forthcoming elections.

According to him, many of the polls about the forthcoming presidential election had failed woefully due to the over-reliance on technology in a largely illiterate population.

He submitted that Atiku would dominate the North-East, North-West, North-Central and South-South geopolitical zones because the North-East would have one of their own contesting to become president and won’t vote for the All Progressives Congress (APC) flag bearer, Bola Tinubu.

Naija News  reports that the PDP chieftain in a statement on on Tuesday went down history lane to assert that whenever the South produced two strong candidates, the dominant northern candidate won, noting that it was the case in “1979 and 1983 during the times of Obafemi Awolowo and Nnamdi Azikiwe versus Shehu Shagari.”

Momodu explained that Tinubu might win some states in the North and South-West, but he won’t have enough to emerge winner.

The PDP chieftain stated that’ “Atiku Abubakar will dominate the North-East, North-West, North-Central and South-South. Tinubu may pick a few states in the North and South-West but won’t have enough to win. The bridges required to cross to victory have taken Atiku 30 years to build. Tinubu has not been able to lock down the entire South-West not to talk of the whole of Nigeria.

“Over-reliance on bribing the electorates will fail. Hoping to rig brazenly will also fail spectacularly. I repeat, the entire North and the South-South will make Atiku the next president. Atiku will still be competitive in the South-East and South-West. Wherever Obi is number one in the East, Atiku will be number two. Wherever Tinubu is number one in the South-West, Atiku will be number two or vice versa.

“Atiku will be the first to cross the line of recording 25 per cent in 24 states. He will get 25 per cent automatically in the 19 states of northern regions and will pick six in South-South automatically. He will pick more 25 per cent in all of the five states in the South-East, a traditional base of PDP, and same in the South-West.”

He advanced thatBola Tinubu is far weaker today in the South-West and Awolowo was by far more formidable, while Obi is the new Azikiwe (the first Governor General and President of Nigeria) in the South East, and Kwankwaso is the current Aminu Kano.

“Wherever Obi is number one, Atiku will be number two or vice versa. I do not know of any state PDP will not record 25 per cent and eventually win the overall popular votes. Nigeria has become so polarisingly divided (pardon my tautology) that the “peoples” are going to vote majorly along ethnic lines as well as primordial sentiments. The North will not vote a “fake Muslim” in the name of a pretentious and mischievous Muslim-Muslim ticket. The scam is dead on arrival.

“The North-East will never vote for a number two position when they’ve been chasing the number one since 1966. The North-West will not abandon an Atiku for a Tinubu who’s well known for his iron grip on Lagos State since 1999. The South-West itself knows it has the most controversial and palpably weakest candidate in this race this time and would humbly and readily accept its fate with equanimity. It will also dawn on the South East that Obi’s raving popularity alone cannot carry him across the winning line and many of their traditional voters will willingly settle for Atiku Abubakar and Ifeanyichukwu Okowa, the cerebral man and gentle giant of Igbo ancestry.

“I predict that the former vice president Atiku Abubakar will be the next president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. He is the most prepared, experienced candidate in the race who’s ready to hit the ground running from day one.”