Festus Keyamo, a Nigerian lawyer and politician, expressed his astonishment at the actions of individuals who both claimed to have placed first in an exam, despite coming in second and third. He remarked, "This is the first time in my entire life that I am seeing people who came 2nd & 3rd in an exam both claiming they took first and then agreeing to protest together to the examiner to record that both of them took first, yet they are not seeing the contradiction in their actions."

Keyamo's statement highlights the absurdity of the situation in which these individuals find themselves. By claiming to have taken first place when they have not, they are engaging in a form of dishonesty that is both illogical and self-contradictory. It is puzzling that they would agree to protest together to the examiner, despite the fact that their claims contradict each other.

This scenario is reminiscent of situations in which individuals engage in self-deception, convincing themselves of a falsehood in order to feel better about themselves or their situation. Such behavior is often motivated by a desire to maintain a positive self-image, even in the face of contradictory evidence.

In the context of exams or academic performance, the desire to be seen as successful and competent can be particularly strong. However, by engaging in dishonest behavior, individuals ultimately undermine their own credibility and integrity. This can have serious consequences not only for the individual in question but also for the broader community or society.

Keyamo's statement is a reminder of the importance of honesty and integrity in all aspects of life, particularly in academic and professional settings. By prioritizing these values, individuals can build trust and respect among their peers and contribute to a culture of honesty and accountability.

In conclusion, Festus Keyamo's observation about individuals claiming to have placed first in an exam despite coming in second and third highlights the illogical and self-contradictory nature of such behavior. This serves as a reminder of the importance of honesty and integrity in all aspects of life, and the consequences of engaging in dishonest behavior. As Keyamo notes, "They are not seeing the contradiction in their actions," but by acknowledging and prioritizing the value of honesty, individuals can contribute to a culture of integrity and respect.

Mourning is a gradual process. You'll get over it

My President Elect came first

Atttiiiiikkuu came Second

OOOBBBIIII came third

PDP and Labour party are confused.

Labour party and Obi won.

If u look at the result sheets where Apc manipulated the elections, none of tje PDPs figures were touched but their target was Obi.

U see them taking his votesand allocating sameto Apc.

The videos are there, the picture are there. Now when u put all these figures together, especially in rivers, lagos, edo, Delta, bornu, Ekiti, Kogi, Ondo etc, u ll see that labour party ll. Win

They change Atiku results too mostly in the north but rigging affect Obi too much in the south. APC really change Peter obi results.