About 33 per cent of the respondents were undecided, while another 15 per cent refused to disclose who they would vote for, giving Obi the lead.
The lowest registered voter percentages were in the South East with 88 per cent and the South-west with 85 per cent. “It is worthy of note that 69 per cent of those aged 18-25, 76 per cent of those aged 26-35, 77 per cent of those aged 36-45, 87 per cent of those aged 46-60 and 89 per cent of those aged 61+ responded saying that they would vote in the coming elections,” ANAP Foundation stated.
“In summary, our September 2022 Polls are inconclusive in terms of establishing a clear winner, as the undecided voters are large enough to turn the tables. However, Anap Foundation has concluded that the trends are clear enough to establish the front runners and so our subsequent polls will concentrate on the 4 leading candidates only,” the foundation concluded.Presidential candidate of the APC, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, picked holes in the poll, saying it is a dubious concoction.
“But when the Nigerian people went to the polls, who won? The APC candidate and now President, Muhammadu Buhari. “You have to look at the demographic and the place where the sampling was carried out. It was carried out online and 57.5 percent of Peter Obi supporters who followed him on Twitter are not living in Nigeria. The polling is a true reflection of that.”
National commissioner and chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoyem who disclosed this yesterday while speaking on Channels TV programme, Politics Today, explained that the device was used during the voter registration, and it would be used during voter accreditation or verification and transmission of results in 2023.
Also, a statement signed by Okoye yesterday noted that no new registrant has been added to the register of voters for the 2023 general election. “Finally, it is only after the cleanup and claims and objections have been completed that the final register will be published.
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