Realtord43:
That what the wil alway say, court lack power wen it nt in their favour bt it wil stil b the same court the wil run to seek redress. bunch of hypocrites. omo~gege ko, agege bread ni

Did you read the part where he said a federal high court last year already validated his faction.

julitoch:
Drowning man

Seems you are about to drown in ignorance.did you read the post ?

Iyajelili:
Mace thief too is talking

Did he raise salient points or not

Mynd44:


I said this yesterday

Truth is that just like Imo and Ogun states, only the NWC of the APC has the lower and authority to nominate and conduct elections unlike the PDP.

In Ogun state, the state APC conducted elections and it was cancelled as it is illegal.

The SEC can only organise logistics so removing state excos only removes state excos.

if he likes he should not quickly rush to the appeal court to set aside the judgement.All this grammar you people are blowing will not save him.I thought you people will have learnt from the Rivers APC crisis.Did the NWC not back the Amaechi faction? what happened in the end?

senatordave1:

Is he correct or not ?

Omo-Agege is no longer a Senator-elect until that court order is set aside.If the order is not vacated by a higher court he will not be sworn in on June 9 2019

Mynd44:


I said this yesterday

Truth is that just like Imo and Ogun states, only the NWC of the APC has the lower and authority to nominate and conduct elections unlike the PDP.

In Ogun state, the state APC conducted elections and it was cancelled as it is illegal.

The SEC can only organise logistics so removing state excos only removes state excos.

My brother,most of those commenting here did not read the post.they are doing so out of sentiments.you need restrict some people from the politics section.the annoying thing is that they refuse to accept that they are wrong

kcnwaigbo:

Omo-Agege is no longer a Senator-elect until that court order is set aside.If the order is not vacated by a higher court he will not be sworn in on June 9 2019

Stop talking trash.did you read where he said that a federal high court last year validated his faction? Or you prefer wallowing in ignorance

kcnwaigbo:


if he likes he should not quickly rush to the appeal court to set aside the judgement.All this grammar you people are blowing will not save him.I thought you people will have learnt from the Rivers APC crisis.Did the NWC not back the Amaechi faction? what happened in the end?

Read the post well

Iyajelili:
Mace thief too is talking

na ya FADA be MACE Ole

senatordave1:

My brother,most of those commenting here did not read the post.they are doing so out of sentiments.you need restrict some people from the politics section.the annoying thing is that they refuse to accept that they are wrong

Are you high on cow dung? WTF!!!! Must everyone on nairaland be a zombie?

naijapips04:
steadily following in the footsteps of Buhari

So a high court decision can nullify another high court ruling ?

Olatunji1929:
you made no sense why did court gave judgement in favour of buruji kasamu against pdp national leadership

Every party has different constitutions. In the PDP, the power to carry out primaries and nominate candidates rest on the state excos.

In the case of Senator Kashamu, his faction is the one recognized as the authentic PDP in Ogun hence why according to the PDP constitution, they are the ones that can nominate candidates

senatordave1:

Read the post well

the court's order was explicit enough for me.Omo-Agege is not a court of law

kcnwaigbo:


Are you high on cow dung? WTF!!!! Must everyone on nairaland be a zombie?

Guy,you asking yourself oh.so a federal high court can override another high court in your imagination? Is that not symptoms of urine highness

kcnwaigbo:


the court's order was explicit enough for me.Omo-Agege is not a court of law

You now know more than agege that is a lawyer.

kcnwaigbo:


the court's order was explicit enough for me.Omo-Agege is not a court of law

If we even remove the issue of the APC constitution, a judgment was made last year recognizing his faction. That judgment can only be vacated by a superior court and not one of equal powers.

senatordave1:

Guy,you asking yourself oh.so a federal high court can override another high court in your imagination? Is that not symptoms of urine highness

Be nice.

senatordave1:

Is he correct or not ?

NO! First, he does not have to be served/joined in a case against INEC (and/or APC)...

Nonetheless, he is NOT qualified to make such pronouncements (and of course neither am I - nor you). The law courts remain the appropriate forum for the arbitration of such legal disputes. A lawmaker should at the very least grasp the very basic concept of the RULE OF LAW! SMH

Mynd44:


Be nice.

My oga,he started it first

badostic:

na ya FADA be MACE Ole

How would a bastard know the worth of a father? That is your case and i'm really not pissed but sorry for you.

9jaRealist:


NO! First, he does not have to be served/joined in a case against INEC (and/or APC)...

Nonetheless, he is NOT qualified to make such pronouncements (and of course neither am I - nor you). The law courts remain the appropriate forum for the arbitration of such legal disputes. A lawmaker should at the very least grasp the very basic concept of the RULE OF LAW! SMH

No need for all this grammar.did a court recognize his faction last year or not ? Secondly,can an equal course nullify that recognition ?

Mynd44:

If we even remove the issue of the APC constitution, a judgment was made last year recognizing his faction. That judgment can only be vacated by a superior court and not one of equal powers.

Gbam

He knows the law

APC zealot pls dont develop hypertension over my mention. i no send you oo. i repeat his bus stop is near.

senatordave1:

No need for all this grammar.did a court recognize his faction last year or not ? Secondly,can an equal course nullify that recognition ?

The Asaba court did not need to “nullify” the judgment of the Abuja court, because both rulings are actually NOT in conflict - as they each involve different parties and litigants (even if the result of both affect Omo-Agege). That’s why the courts remain the appropriate forum for ascertaining individual rights. While some folks seem not to fully grasp that basic concept, one would expect a LAW-maker to do so. SMH

9jaRealist:


The Asaba court did not need to “nullify” the judgment of the Abuja court, because both rulings are actually NOT in conflict - as they each involve different parties and litigants (even if the result of both affect Omo-Agege). That’s why the courts remain the appropriate forum for ascertaining individual rights. While some Nigerians may not fully grasp that basic concept, one would expect a LAW-maker to do so. SMH

You are confusing yourself inorder to indict omo agege who you clearly dislike.the asaba court clearly ruled that the faction of ogodo is the rightful one and that all the actions and candidates from its primaries is the rightful one thereby nullifying the candidacy of ogboru,agege.but unfortunately,an abuja court last year already validated the factory of erue which age belongs.only an appeal court can overrule this

slivertongue:
APC zealot pls dont develop hypertension over my mention. i no send you oo. i repeat his bus stop is near.

Be humble and take corrections,its the right thing to do.seems your government teacher back in school told you that asaba is higher than abuja hence your predicament.

senatordave1:

You are confusing yourself inorder to indict omo agege who you clearly dislike.the asaba court clearly ruled that the faction of ogodo is the rightful one and that all the actions and candidates from its primaries is the rightful one thereby nullifying the candidacy of ogboru,agege.but unfortunately,an abuja court last year already validated the factory of erue which age belongs.only an appeal court can overrule this

Bros, you are the confused (in order to validate Omo-Agege who you apparently worship)...

Both cases involve DIFFERENT parties, and thus not in conflict. The only “conflict” is the effect of each ruling on Omo-Agege, and thus he should head to the law courts to assert his rights - rather than making pompous self-serving pronouncements on the pages of newspapers.

BTW, according to INEC, where there are actually conflicting orders from courts of concurrent jurisdiction, the latter order is obeyed by the commission. Accordingly, if Omo-Agege has competent counsel, he should be headed to the law courts. Thugs won’t be able to swear him in.

This court ruling has nothinig to do with Omo-agege

Mynd44:
If we even remove the issue of the APC constitution, a judgment was made last year recognizing his faction. That judgment can only be vacated by a superior court and not one of equal powers.

But the Abuja order was NOT vacated by the Asaba court...

This is a DIFFERENT case with DIFFERENT parties, and the IRONY is that Omo-Agege is relying on the same argument that the parties made in the Asaba case - that they were not parties/litigants in the other (Abuja, in that instant) case.

Okoroawusa:
This court ruling has nothinig to do with Omo-agege

Exactly! The practical effect of nullifying Omo-Agege’s candidacy and subsequent election is merely COLLATERAL DAMAGE!