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Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by olajizz01(m): 1:19pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
yaki84:Amen. |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by johnwell(m): 1:31pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
Caseless: you got it right; ineffectual-B indeed! |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by Montaque(m): 2:09pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
SoNature: APC must want to benefit from this loophole till and after 2019. it may be a good judgment now, but I won't be tomorrow |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by Jesusloveyou: 2:53pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
vedaxcool:u are right, i don't know why sc tow dis line of injustice,in short d cjn need to be remove, voters register of 2m illegal voters in river state were d real voters were less than 300,000 voters, that explaination wil never hold water. 1 Like |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by ogmaskman: 3:24pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
yaki84: I agree with you bro. Their plea should have been that there was massive irregularities and not to say there was no elections at all. I can't agree less bro. You nailed it. |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by yaki84: 3:29pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
two things happen in that supreme court ruling. first the appellants n d defendants. another was their san, counsel if u like. the one that make news in dis little article of mine will be one wole olanipekun san. they call him the best of the best, he has never lost any litigation esp when it comes to election matter. what happen here is olanipekun misfired, he shud hv chose one party n not play two games. he was wike counsel, wike had a serious case cos his from d first ruling the tribunal annulled rivers election, appeal did same all because of card reader n electoral violence. they went to supreme court, he presented his case that card reader was not the sole entity for accreditation, he based his arguments with facts citing ambode vs agbaje case n other refs. he won against all odds. now another case was established by supreme court, first was lagos n now wike vs dakuku. the victor thr being wole olanipekun. in akwaibom wole olanipekun was lead counsel to umana okon umana the apc candidate, his prayers was for the court to follow suit at what the lower court said that cardreader was not used in the april 11 election n that there was overvoting due to the manual accreditation of voters. abeg how can wole win both cases house? if he was sane he wouldnt hv accepted wikes offer to be his lead counsel, maybe apc would hv won the akwaibom case, but he wqnted making money from both sides. the issue here is BLAME WOLE OLANIPEKUN FOR APC LOST. |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by ogunsbanjul(m): 4:58pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
Well, I just know the present judges are products of the past regime. So, very soon they will be out and good judges will come in Jesus name. God judgments await both the evil political benefactors and their judicial backbones. Just remember, 6 feet for everybody rich or poor, judges or judged, leaders or followers, students or teachers, wealthy or wretchedness, healthy or sick. Happy Sunday. |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by 0taPiaPia(m): 6:50pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
Montaque: looking @ these from another angle.. i think APC has a hand in it ahead of 2019.. my take.... |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by baralatie(m): 9:41pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
linearity:Exactly |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by baralatie(m): 9:44pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
ogmaskman: |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by adanny01(m): 10:27pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
yaki84: The bolded part is wrong and so are some points you tried to make about the accreditation. The car reader actually contains the voters data as capture in the voters register and even more. A successful accreditation is for that the card is successfully read by the reader to be authentic and that your finger print matches the one on record for that particular card holder. By holding the finger print data of all voters, it means that it has the names and other details. This is the reason a single card reader is programmed for a single polling unit not the entire Nigerian voters register. Secondly, i have not heard of cases where the card is authentic but the name is not in the register at the PU the card was recieved. I have heard otherwise where the name is in the register but card not available. I wonder how a card can be produced with no name on the list. During voting, some people went to wrong PU's but the card reader rejected their cards. In my PU for eg, 2 PU's had almost the same name and in the same village. One is Ungwan Kaura 1 and the other Ungwan Kaura 2. Voters cards and Card readers of the PU's cannot be exchanged and so those who went to PU 2 holding carda of PU 1 were rejected by the card reader. |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by openmine(m): 11:17pm On Feb 08, 2016 |
bettercreature:War war war....has it solved any tin in rivers state....? at least u read d response from d supreme court about d involvement of card readers as an assistance to the verification and not a measure to invalidate an election.... wat u or any sensible person sud do is to pressure the senate to input the card reader into the electoral law as a way to invalidate an election wen dere is over voting...not all dese battle cry every time tins don't go well wit ur party.... Careful wat u wish for cos wen d real violence starts,u and ur party folks will start wearing black clothes doing a one million man match all over portharcourt for dose who died.....just to gain public sympathy online... for ur info,I don't belong to any party cos dey are all d same!! |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by openmine(m): 11:24pm On Feb 08, 2016 |
Montaque:its neither d fault of SC or GEJ....Jega sud have asked the senate to input the card reader in our electoral laws as a measure to invalidate any election where dere is over voting....Dats d job of d senate.... the SC does not make laws but interpret wat d law says... |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by Montaque(m): 7:14am On Feb 09, 2016 |
openmine: I know. I was bordered about the fallout of The decision in future elections |
Re: Why We Ignored Card Reader Reports In Election Cases – S’court by openmine(m): 11:13am On Feb 09, 2016 |
Montaque:yea but SC can't quote or interpret Wats not in d law...I hope the card reader is incorporated in the electoral act soon rather than later.... |
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