The 2019 presidential election in Nigeria would be the most followed and hotly contested in the history of Nigeria.The future of Nigeria will be determined by the millions of Nigerians who troop out to cast their votes on February 16th, 2019
The ruling All Progressives Congress, (APC) submitted the names of President Muhammadu Buhari and Yemi Osinbajo , while the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) submitted the names of Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi as presidential and vice presidential candidates.
While many consider the 2019 presidential elections as a straight head-to-head battle between President Mohammed Buhari (APC) and Atiku Abubakar (PDP), others disagree, especially with the emergence of younger popular alternatives like Omoyele Sowore, a Presidential candidate for African Action Congress (AAC), Professor Kingsley Moghalu of the Young Progressive Party (YPP) and the Presidential Candidate of the Alliance for New Nigerian, ANN, Mr Fela Durotoye
As we edge closer to the February 16 presidential poll. NigerianEye.com is using this medium to sample the opinion of millions of Nigerians home and abroad.
And the big question is. . .
Who do you think will win the 2019 presidential elections?
How to participate
You can vote using the poll below, you can only vote once, and one aspirant at a time.
Furthermore, you can also vote using the comments section by dropping the name and political party represented by your preferred presidential aspirant.
Comments/reasons why you are voting for a particular aspirant are also welcome in the comments section below.
Political Advertorials in the comments section are not allowed.
No swearing, No form of racism or tribal abuse allowed.
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3) Or on our Twitter page https://twitter.com/nigerianey or follow and tweet @NigerianEy with the hashtag #NigeriaDecides2019
Poll is open until 14th February,2019 and the results of the poll will be announced on www.nigerianeye.com on the eve of the presidential polls.
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