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*interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Johnken1234: 6:47pm On May 26, 2023
[b]

1. Double nomination falls under Non- qualification of a candidate under section 134 (a) of Electoral Act, 2022 and, is also one of the grounds you can challenge an election through Election Petition.

2. Non qualification or double nomination of a candidate can be challenged by a person within the Party that nominated the candidate and also a person who is from another politcal party or another politcal party itself.

3. Double nomination can be challenged before or after Election ( if it is before Election, we call it "pre Election matter" and if it after the Election we call it "post Election matter"wink.

4. If you are challenging double nomination or non-qualification of a candidate before the election (Pre Election matter) then, you have to be a member of the politcal party that nominated the candidate you are challenging. An external person cannot challenge it before the election because it is at that time an internal affair of the party that nominated him.

5. But if it is after Election, any other candidate from another politcal party or another politcal party itself can now challenge it through Election Petition under non- qualification. At this time, it is called non- qualification of such candidate. You incorporate it in your Election Petition. That is what LP did.

Shettima's non- qualification will still be raised again in the Supreme Court by Peter Obi and Supreme will still have to determine it again in Peter Obi's Petition. Shettima has not gone scot free. The double nomination will still rear its ugly head again.

But PDP did not wait for the election to come before they challenged the double nomination, that is why Supreme Court threw their case out because at that time, it was an internal affairs of APC; it did not concern PDP or any other party at that time. It is after the election that other candidates or other politcal parties can competently challenge it which is what Labour Party did. Peter Obi and his team are Election Petition gurus!

~ J. A. Ekwe & Co.[/b]

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Flangelo12: 6:50pm On May 26, 2023
Thrown out a d would be further flung into the rubbish bin.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Flick490(m): 6:53pm On May 26, 2023
Ok. Now I understand better. Mark this down, His Excellency, Sir PETER GREGORY OBI will reclaim his mandate and the youths of this country will celebrate. I salute all OBIDIENTS in the house. Beast ur spirit, salutamus.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by fergie001: 6:56pm On May 26, 2023
I don't know where all this is coming from.

The Supreme Court said you have no locus except you are an aspirant who participated in the Primaries.

It is a pre-election matter clearly by all standards, is it the tribunal or post-election that will grant locus to same?

The decision today has foreclosed anything that has to do with that matter. The PEPT will just janglover around that issue before it ultimately meets same fate.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by duro4chang(m): 7:08pm On May 26, 2023
This one na charge and bail lawyer

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by inoki247: 7:11pm On May 26, 2023
All this Affidavit nd house agent Lawyer sef....

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by oyebanji44: 7:11pm On May 26, 2023
From ipob terrorist camp... grin grin

duro4chang:
This one na charge and bail lawyer

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Omowale2023(m): 8:44pm On May 26, 2023
fergie001:
I don't know where all this is coming from.

The Supreme Court said you have no locus excepting you are an aspirant who participated in the Primaries.

It is a pre-election matter clearly by all standards, is it the tribunal or post-election that will grant locus to same.

The decision today has foreclosed anything that has to do with that matter. The PEPT will just janglover around that issue before it ultimately meets same fate.
Did you actually read the post?

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by fergie001: 8:48pm On May 26, 2023
Omowale2023:

Did you actually read the post?
I did.

The case is permanently settled, anyone saying otherwise is wishful thinking.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Omowale2023(m): 9:00pm On May 26, 2023
fergie001:

I did.

The case is permanently settled, anyone saying otherwise is wishful thinking.
Then you didn't understand it.

What he said is the supreme court doesn't have the jurisdiction to entertain the case, it can only be entertained in the tribunal, and after the elections, a political party different from the main party can now talk about it. From Non-Qualification to Disqualification. Please read the post again

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Okoroawusa: 9:02pm On May 26, 2023
These Obidient slaves keep giving themselves hope at every turn

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by fergie001: 9:18pm On May 26, 2023
Omowale2023:

Then you didn't understand it.

What he said is the supreme court doesn't have the jurisdiction to entertain the case, it can only be entertained in the tribunal, and after the elections, a political party different from the main party can now talk about it. From Non-Qualification to Disqualification. Please read the post again
I am telling you that anyone telling otherwise is not telling you the truth.

Double nomination is a strict pre-election matter that the tribunal has no input in. If Atiku doesn't have the locus, is it another Candidate that will?

Selection or nomination of a Candidate is strictly an internal affair of that Party, no other person has that right.

The SC has said this in Rt. Hon. Prince Terhemen Tarzoor V. Ortom Samuel Ioraer & Ors..

If you must challenge the qualification/non-qualification of any Candidate running for President/VP according to S134 of the EA 2022, the issues associated therein must associate with Sections 131 & 137 of the 1999 CFRN. Forgive my been verbose here.

131: A person shall be qualified for election to the office of the President if -

(a) he is a citizen of Nigeria by birth;

(b) he has attained the age of forty years;

(c) he is a member of a political party and is sponsored by that political party; and

(d) he has been educated up to at least School Certificate level or its equivalent.


137.
(1) A person shall not be qualified for election to the office of President if -

(a) subject to the provisions of section 28 of this Constitution, he has voluntarily acquired the citizenship of a country other than Nigeria or, except in such cases as may be prescribed by the National Assembly, he has made a declaration of allegiance to such other country; or

(b) he has been elected to such office at any two previous elections; or

(c) under the law in any part of Nigeria, he is adjudged to be a lunatic or otherwise declared to be of unsound mind;

or

(d) he is under a sentence of death imposed by any competent court of law or tribunal in Nigeria or a sentence of imprisonment or fine for any offence involving dishonesty or fraud (by whatever name called) or for any other offence, imposed on him by any court or tribunal or substituted by a competent authority for any other sentence imposed on him by such a court or tribunal; or

(e) within a period of less than ten years before the date of the election to the office of President he has been convicted and sentenced for an offence involving dishonesty or he has been found guilty of the contravention of the Code of Conduct; or

(f) he is an undischarged bankrupt, having been adjudged or otherwise declared bankrupt under any law in force in Nigeria or any other country; or

(g) being a person employed in the civil or public service of the Federation or of any State, he has not resigned, withdrawn or retired from the employment at least thirty days before the date of the election; or

(h) he is a member of any secret society; or

(i) he has been indicted for embezzlement or fraud by a Judicial Commission of Inquiry or an Administrative Panel of Inquiry or a Tribunal set up under the Tribunals of Inquiry Act, a Tribunals of Inquiry Law or any other law by the Federal or State Government which indictment has been accepted by the Federal or State Government, respectively; or

(j) he has presented a forged certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission.

(2) Where in respect of any person who has been -

(a) adjudged to be a lunatic;

(b) declared to be of unsound mind;

(c) sentenced to death or imprisonment; or

(d) adjudged or declared bankrupt

(e) any appeal against the decision is pending in any court of law in accordance with any law in force in Nigeria, subsection (1) of this section shall not apply during a period beginning from the date when such appeal is lodged and ending on the date when the appeal is finally determined or, as the case may be, the appeal lapses or is abandoned, whichever is earlier.


Did Shettima fail in any of these?

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by seanfer(m): 9:26pm On May 26, 2023
Omowale2023:

Then you didn't understand it.

What he said is the supreme court doesn't have the jurisdiction to entertain the case, it can only be entertained in the tribunal, and after the elections, a political party different from the main party can now talk about it. From Non-Qualification to Disqualification. Please read the post again

The Supreme Court also said that Shettima resigned his senatorial nomination on 6th July. Also he did not go to the polls as a candidate for 2 elections.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Raf4: 9:38pm On May 26, 2023
Johnken1234:
[b]

1. Double nomination falls under Non- qualification of a candidate under section 134 (a) of Electoral Act, 2022 and, is also one of the grounds you can challenge an election through Election Petition.

2. Non qualification or double nomination of a candidate can be challenged by a person within the Party that nominated the candidate and also a person who is from another politcal party or another politcal party itself.

3. Double nomination can be challenged before or after Election ( if it is before Election, we call it "pre Election matter" and if it after the Election we call it "post Election matter"wink.

4. If you are challenging double nomination or non-qualification of a candidate before the election (Pre Election matter) then, you have to be a member of the politcal party that nominated the candidate you are challenging. An external person cannot challenge it before the election because it is at that time an internal affair of the party that nominated him.

5. But if it is after Election, any other candidate from another politcal party or another politcal party itself can now challenge it through Election Petition under non- qualification. At this time, it is called non- qualification of such candidate. You incorporate it in your Election Petition. That is what LP did.

Shettima's non- qualification will still be raised again in the Supreme Court by Peter Obi and Supreme will still have to determine it again in Peter Obi's Petition. Shettima has not gone scot free. The double nomination will still rear its ugly head again.

But PDP did not wait for the election to come before they challenged the double nomination, that is why Supreme Court threw their case out because at that time, it was an internal affairs of APC; it did not concern PDP or any other party at that time. It is after the election that other candidates or other politcal parties can competently challenge it which is what Labour Party did. Peter Obi and his team are Election Petition gurus!

~ J. A. Ekwe & Co.[/b]

You'll tell us if you're the INEC that Shetima submitted his senatorial form to. Even your PitObi collected 2 forms under 2 different parties.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Raf4: 9:40pm On May 26, 2023
Flick490:
Ok. Now I understand better. Mark this down, His Excellency, Sir PETER GREGORY OBI will reclaim his mandate and the youths of this country will celebrate. I salute all OBIDIENTS in the house. Beast ur spirit, salutamus.

Hallucinations Pro max.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Raf4: 9:47pm On May 26, 2023
Omowale2023:

Then you didn't understand it.

What he said is the supreme court doesn't have the jurisdiction to entertain the case, it can only be entertained in the tribunal, and after the elections, a political party different from the main party can now talk about it. From Non-Qualification to Disqualification. Please read the post again

Aren't you aware that election tribunal doesn't entertain pre-election matters? They're only interested in whatever irregularities that occurred during the just concluded election.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Raf4: 9:48pm On May 26, 2023
Okoroawusa:
These Obidient slaves keep giving themselves hope at every turn

Inordinate false hope for that matter.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by yemex04(m): 9:49pm On May 26, 2023
Flick490:
Ok. Now I understand better. Mark this down, His Excellency, Sir PETER GREGORY OBI will reclaim his mandate and the youths of this country will celebrate. I salute all OBIDIENTS in the house. Beast ur spirit, salutamus.







My brother, whoever wrote that piece is about scamming you with false hope again, please don't let him! Today's Judgement has set a clear precedence.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Raf4: 9:51pm On May 26, 2023
fergie001:

I am telling you that anyone telling otherwise is not telling you the truth.

Double nomination is a strict pre-election matter that the tribunal has no input in. If Atiku doesn't have the locus, is it another Candidate that will?

Selection or nomination of a Candidate is strictly an internal affair of that Party, no other person has that right.

The SC has said this in Rt. Hon. Prince Terhemen Tarzoor V. Ortom Samuel Ioraer & Ors..

If you must challenge the qualification/non-qualification of any Candidate running for President/VP according to S134 of the EA 2022, the issues associated therein must associate with Sections 131 & 137 of the 1999 CFRN. Forgive my been verbose here.

131: A person shall be qualified for election to the office of the President if -

(a) he is a citizen of Nigeria by birth;

(b) he has attained the age of forty years;

(c) he is a member of a political party and is sponsored by that political party; and

(d) he has been educated up to at least School Certificate level or its equivalent.


137.
(1) A person shall not be qualified for election to the office of President if -

(a) subject to the provisions of section 28 of this Constitution, he has voluntarily acquired the citizenship of a country other than Nigeria or, except in such cases as may be prescribed by the National Assembly, he has made a declaration of allegiance to such other country; or

(b) he has been elected to such office at any two previous elections; or

(c) under the law in any part of Nigeria, he is adjudged to be a lunatic or otherwise declared to be of unsound mind;

or

(d) he is under a sentence of death imposed by any competent court of law or tribunal in Nigeria or a sentence of imprisonment or fine for any offence involving dishonesty or fraud (by whatever name called) or for any other offence, imposed on him by any court or tribunal or substituted by a competent authority for any other sentence imposed on him by such a court or tribunal; or

(e) within a period of less than ten years before the date of the election to the office of President he has been convicted and sentenced for an offence involving dishonesty or he has been found guilty of the contravention of the Code of Conduct; or

(f) he is an undischarged bankrupt, having been adjudged or otherwise declared bankrupt under any law in force in Nigeria or any other country; or

(g) being a person employed in the civil or public service of the Federation or of any State, he has not resigned, withdrawn or retired from the employment at least thirty days before the date of the election; or

(h) he is a member of any secret society; or

(i) he has been indicted for embezzlement or fraud by a Judicial Commission of Inquiry or an Administrative Panel of Inquiry or a Tribunal set up under the Tribunals of Inquiry Act, a Tribunals of Inquiry Law or any other law by the Federal or State Government which indictment has been accepted by the Federal or State Government, respectively; or

(j) he has presented a forged certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission.

(2) Where in respect of any person who has been -

(a) adjudged to be a lunatic;

(b) declared to be of unsound mind;

(c) sentenced to death or imprisonment; or

(d) adjudged or declared bankrupt

(e) any appeal against the decision is pending in any court of law in accordance with any law in force in Nigeria, subsection (1) of this section shall not apply during a period beginning from the date when such appeal is lodged and ending on the date when the appeal is finally determined or, as the case may be, the appeal lapses or is abandoned, whichever is earlier.


Did Shettima fail in any of these?

It's like it is stolen locus standing they're looking for now.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by yemex04(m): 9:51pm On May 26, 2023
Omowale2023:

Then you didn't understand it.

What he said is the supreme court doesn't have the jurisdiction to entertain the case, it can only be entertained in the tribunal, and after the elections, a political party different from the main party can now talk about it. From Non-Qualification to Disqualification. Please read the post again










And this i a lie
Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by sushieater: 10:15pm On May 26, 2023
fergie001:

I am telling you that anyone telling otherwise is not telling you the truth.

Double nomination is a strict pre-election matter that the tribunal has no input in. If Atiku doesn't have the locus, is it another Candidate that will?

Selection or nomination of a Candidate is strictly an internal affair of that Party, no other person has that right.

The SC has said this in Rt. Hon. Prince Terhemen Tarzoor V. Ortom Samuel Ioraer & Ors..

If you must challenge the qualification/non-qualification of any Candidate running for President/VP according to S134 of the EA 2022, the issues associated therein must associate with Sections 131 & 137 of the 1999 CFRN. Forgive my been verbose here.

131: A person shall be qualified for election to the office of the President if -

(a) he is a citizen of Nigeria by birth;

(b) he has attained the age of forty years;

(c) he is a member of a political party and is sponsored by that political party; and

(d) he has been educated up to at least School Certificate level or its equivalent.


137.
(1) A person shall not be qualified for election to the office of President if -

(a) subject to the provisions of section 28 of this Constitution, he has voluntarily acquired the citizenship of a country other than Nigeria or, except in such cases as may be prescribed by the National Assembly, he has made a declaration of allegiance to such other country; or

(b) he has been elected to such office at any two previous elections; or

(c) under the law in any part of Nigeria, he is adjudged to be a lunatic or otherwise declared to be of unsound mind;

or

(d) he is under a sentence of death imposed by any competent court of law or tribunal in Nigeria or a sentence of imprisonment or fine for any offence involving dishonesty or fraud (by whatever name called) or for any other offence, imposed on him by any court or tribunal or substituted by a competent authority for any other sentence imposed on him by such a court or tribunal; or

(e) within a period of less than ten years before the date of the election to the office of President he has been convicted and sentenced for an offence involving dishonesty or he has been found guilty of the contravention of the Code of Conduct; or

(f) he is an undischarged bankrupt, having been adjudged or otherwise declared bankrupt under any law in force in Nigeria or any other country; or

(g) being a person employed in the civil or public service of the Federation or of any State, he has not resigned, withdrawn or retired from the employment at least thirty days before the date of the election; or

(h) he is a member of any secret society; or

(i) he has been indicted for embezzlement or fraud by a Judicial Commission of Inquiry or an Administrative Panel of Inquiry or a Tribunal set up under the Tribunals of Inquiry Act, a Tribunals of Inquiry Law or any other law by the Federal or State Government which indictment has been accepted by the Federal or State Government, respectively; or

(j) he has presented a forged certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission.

(2) Where in respect of any person who has been -

(a) adjudged to be a lunatic;

(b) declared to be of unsound mind;

(c) sentenced to death or imprisonment; or

(d) adjudged or declared bankrupt

(e) any appeal against the decision is pending in any court of law in accordance with any law in force in Nigeria, subsection (1) of this section shall not apply during a period beginning from the date when such appeal is lodged and ending on the date when the appeal is finally determined or, as the case may be, the appeal lapses or is abandoned, whichever is earlier.


Did Shettima fail in any of these?

These people are too emotional and ignorant that nothing you say would ever make sense to them. I hope all you've said plus this image below would help them. Just like you said, this particular Prayer at PEPT is dead and buried.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Omowale2023(m): 10:24pm On May 26, 2023
yemex04:
[/b]









And this i a lie
How?
Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Omowale2023(m): 10:27pm On May 26, 2023
Raf4:


Aren't you aware that election tribunal doesn't entertain pre-election matters? They're only interested in whatever irregularities that occurred during the just concluded election.
Please read the post again.
He said you can bring it to the tribunal as a post election matter, if you are not from the party(Apc)

You can't bring up as a pre election matter if you are not a member of Apc.

Please read and comprehend the post.
Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Omowale2023(m): 10:38pm On May 26, 2023
fergie001:

I am telling you that anyone telling otherwise is not telling you the truth.

Double nomination is a strict pre-election matter that the tribunal has no input in. If Atiku doesn't have the locus, is it another Candidate that will?

Selection or nomination of a Candidate is strictly an internal affair of that Party, no other person has that right.

The SC has said this in Rt. Hon. Prince Terhemen Tarzoor V. Ortom Samuel Ioraer & Ors..

If you must challenge the qualification/non-qualification of any Candidate running for President/VP according to S134 of the EA 2022, the issues associated therein must associate with Sections 131 & 137 of the 1999 CFRN. Forgive my been verbose here.

131: A person shall be qualified for election to the office of the President if -

(a) he is a citizen of Nigeria by birth;

(b) he has attained the age of forty years;

(c) he is a member of a political party and is sponsored by that political party; and

(d) he has been educated up to at least School Certificate level or its equivalent.


137.
(1) A person shall not be qualified for election to the office of President if -

(a) subject to the provisions of section 28 of this Constitution, he has voluntarily acquired the citizenship of a country other than Nigeria or, except in such cases as may be prescribed by the National Assembly, he has made a declaration of allegiance to such other country; or

(b) he has been elected to such office at any two previous elections; or

(c) under the law in any part of Nigeria, he is adjudged to be a lunatic or otherwise declared to be of unsound mind;

or

(d) he is under a sentence of death imposed by any competent court of law or tribunal in Nigeria or a sentence of imprisonment or fine for any offence involving dishonesty or fraud (by whatever name called) or for any other offence, imposed on him by any court or tribunal or substituted by a competent authority for any other sentence imposed on him by such a court or tribunal; or

(e) within a period of less than ten years before the date of the election to the office of President he has been convicted and sentenced for an offence involving dishonesty or he has been found guilty of the contravention of the Code of Conduct; or

(f) he is an undischarged bankrupt, having been adjudged or otherwise declared bankrupt under any law in force in Nigeria or any other country; or

(g) being a person employed in the civil or public service of the Federation or of any State, he has not resigned, withdrawn or retired from the employment at least thirty days before the date of the election; or

(h) he is a member of any secret society; or

(i) he has been indicted for embezzlement or fraud by a Judicial Commission of Inquiry or an Administrative Panel of Inquiry or a Tribunal set up under the Tribunals of Inquiry Act, a Tribunals of Inquiry Law or any other law by the Federal or State Government which indictment has been accepted by the Federal or State Government, respectively; or

(j) he has presented a forged certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission.

(2) Where in respect of any person who has been -

(a) adjudged to be a lunatic;

(b) declared to be of unsound mind;

(c) sentenced to death or imprisonment; or

(d) adjudged or declared bankrupt

(e) any appeal against the decision is pending in any court of law in accordance with any law in force in Nigeria, subsection (1) of this section shall not apply during a period beginning from the date when such appeal is lodged and ending on the date when the appeal is finally determined or, as the case may be, the appeal lapses or is abandoned, whichever is earlier.


Did Shettima fail in any of these?

Bros.....are you now telling me, A husband murdered his wife, and only the wife people can take the husband to court?. Therefore I don't have jurisdiction to take the husband to court even if I have overwhelmingly evidence that the husband committed the murder? You must be joking. If it was a pre election matter, why didn't obi take Tinubu to court before the elections?
He knew they would throw the matter out the window because for pre elections matter is an internal party affair. But after the primaries and the main elections has started, things have now become an external party affair. Did the Judge say Shittema was free from the double Nomination? No. What the supreme court said is they don't have the jurisdiction to handle the case.
Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Omowale2023(m): 10:41pm On May 26, 2023
seanfer:


The Supreme Court also said that Shettima resigned his senatorial nomination on 6th July. Also he did not go to the polls as a candidate for 2 elections.
So when did he accept the nomination from Tinubu?
Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by fergie001: 10:54pm On May 26, 2023
Omowale2023:


Bros.....are you now telling me, A husband murdered his wife, and only the wife people can take the husband to court?
That is what our lawmakers passed in the Electoral Act.

If it was a pre election matter, why didn't obi take Tinubu to court before the elections?
... Because he would have met same fate as PDP.

He knew they would throw the matter out the window because for pre elections matter is an internal party affair. But after the primaries and the main elections has started, things have now become an external party affair. Did the Judge say Shittema was free from the double Nomination? No. What the supreme court said is they don't have the jurisdiction to handle the case.
You see....
Snippets of the judgement! The SC ruled:
A. ....that only an aspirant who participated in the Primary can challenge same (See D)

B. The suit is statute-barred.

C. The SC quoted Section 285(14)c - Pre-Election matter and ran more than 180 days)

D. “No matter how manifestly pained a person is about the process of an election, it is only a person with locus standi that can file a suit against it.” (Supreme Court)

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Omowale2023(m): 11:25pm On May 26, 2023
fergie001:
That is what our lawmakers passed in the Electoral Act.

... Because he would have met same fate as PDP.


You see....
Snippets of the judgement! The SC ruled:
A. ....that only an aspirant who participated in the Primary can challenge same (See D)

B. The suit is statute-barred.

C. The SC quoted Section 285(14)c - Pre-Election matter and ran more than 180 days)

D. “No matter how manifestly pained a person is about the process of an election, it is only a person with locus standi that can file a suit against it.” (Supreme Court)
Bros.....if it didn't matter, obi will not put it in his petition. So your point?
Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by fergie001: 11:26pm On May 26, 2023
Omowale2023:

Bros.....if it didn't matter, obi will not put it in his petition. So your point?
The judgement today has killed that ground on Obi & APM's petitions.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by seanfer(m): 1:25am On May 27, 2023
Omowale2023:

So when did he accept the nomination from Tinubu?

I think 14th July 2022.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by soojar(m): 2:08am On May 27, 2023
Omowale2023:

Then you didn't understand it.

What he said is the supreme court doesn't have the jurisdiction to entertain the case, it can only be entertained in the tribunal, and after the elections, a political party different from the main party can now talk about it. From Non-Qualification to Disqualification. Please read the post again

You may need to read the full judgement. The OP is actually not correct. The supreme court has ruled on the case not just throwing it away.

They specifically mentioned that Shetrima withdrew on 6th April immediately he was nominated for VP, another election was conducted on 11th April for the senatorial candidates which INEC was notified of, so there can't be any issue of double nomination on 14th.

That laid to rest anything about double nomination, the tribunal must toe the line of supreme court on this.



We learn everyday.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Epistasis(m): 4:53am On May 27, 2023
Double nomination is dead and buried.
SC made its stand clear, it strictly a pre election matter and internal affairs of the party.

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Re: *interpretation Of Supreme Court Judgment On Double Nomination By Amaechi Ekwe, by Raf4: 2:16pm On May 27, 2023
Omowale2023:

Please read the post again.
He said you can bring it to the tribunal as a post election matter, if you are not from the party(Apc)

You can't bring up as a pre election matter if you are not a member of Apc.

Please read and comprehend the post.

How does nomination form/process amount yo post election matter? Trying to give yourself false hope?

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