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Question: Nigeria – vote for your favourite picture for the calendar  (Voting closed: September 18, 2007, 10:53:55 PM)
Akporuru Emmanuelle - 5 (13.9%)
Beauty Almuaenmwose - 2 (5.6%)
Elizabeth Asemtoa - 16 (44.4%)
Ezekiel Obiyan - 0 (0%)
Joel Ibhawoh - 1 (2.8%)
Maitida Ogette - 1 (2.8%)
Marshal Nkagba - 0 (0%)
Mercy Amah - 1 (2.8%)
Monica Osahon - 2 (5.6%)
Odion Ukpene - 3 (8.3%)
Pius Atalakpa - 4 (11.1%)
Precious Nwonke - 0 (0%)
Sule Hope - 1 (2.8%)
Vero Saidu - 0 (0%)
Total Voters: 33

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« on: September 13, 2007, 02:37:58 AM »

Welcome to the first round of voting which is open until Monday 17th (5 days total).

There are 16 concurrent polls (one for each country) – remember to vote in each one.

Below are links to each  entrepreneurs' profile and a thumbnail (which in turn is linked to the full-sized image – be warned some are a couple of MB or more)

The winner of each country will then go through to the next round of voting*. (Results will be available after the poll has ended).

Kiva profile:
Akporuru Emmanuelle

Kiva profile:
Beauty Almuaenmwose

Kiva profile:
Elizabeth Asemtoa

Kiva profile:
Ezekiel Obiyan

Kiva profile:
Joel Ibhawoh

Kiva profile:
Maitida Ogette

Kiva profile:
Marshal Nkagba

Kiva profile:
Mercy Amah

Kiva profile:
Monica Osahon

Kiva profile:
Odion Ukpene

Kiva profile:
Pius Atalakpa

Kiva profile:
Precious Nwonke

Kiva profile:
Sule Hope

Kiva profile:
Vero Saidu


*I am currently reserving the right that if there is a tie I will have the casting vote (I will not have voted in the poll, however tempting it might be).

Where possible the casting vote will be used to ensure:
- a balance of male and female entrepreneurs (as to the Kiva ratio)
- a balance of businesses (farming, shops, repairs, food, markets etc).

If we don't get this balance I propose to open up a new thread to discuss how a balance can be achieved before the next round of voting.
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« Reply To This #1 on: September 13, 2007, 09:11:55 AM »

This is one of the hardest polls to choose from.  Im pulling my hair out!!
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« Reply To This #2 on: September 13, 2007, 09:17:37 AM »

Akshara,

it's mostly always like this: the bigger the choice, the harder the decision. But I agree, there are quite a couple of nice pics on this thread.
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« Reply To This #3 on: September 13, 2007, 09:43:00 AM »

Yeah thats definitely true....some countries that had several just had one or two stick out right away and were easy, but others not so much, meaning they almost all stick out.  With Nigeria I voted somewhat based on cultural depictions through the pics, such as dress, I thought it was really unique.  Vietnam, another hard one I mentioned in that thread, I voted based on the smile that made me feel best inside, since they were all smiling.  Makes me want to go visit there!!
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« Reply To This #4 on: September 17, 2007, 10:42:59 AM »

This poll is now locked.  Thank you to everyone who voted - your efforts have gone through to the second round.

Most of the polls in the first round had run away winners, though it seems a couple of them at least were much harder for voters to decide and were closer.

Where the polls were close the runners up (within about 10% of the winner) have also gone through - as have all the countries in the Rest of the World poll.

This has given us a good mix for the second round...
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