missKiffy:
What will happen to her ministerial spot

She will simply resign and get replaced.

omenka:
Awaiting a more credible source...

Modified:

Source has been vouched for so, what can I say... Another victory for democracy!!

Congrats to proponents of Affirmative Action!

First female governor (I stand to be corrected) in the country in the offing!!

God bless Mama Taraba.

good for democracy abi because its in favour apc if its against apc its bad for democracy btw when is efcc questioning buhari he is a yam eater Tinubu

omenka:
Awaiting a more credible source...

Modified:

Source has been vouched for so, what can I say... Another victory for democracy!!

Congrats to proponents of Affirmative Action!

First female governor (I stand to be corrected) in the country in the offing!!

God bless Mama Taraba.

good for democracy abi because its in favour apc if its against apc its bad for democracy btw when is efcc questioning buhari he is a yam eater

What a sad news to the umbrella family. It is unfortunate that Taraba seem to be slipping away. PDP must get their act in order and wake up.


Sadly, the PDP legal team in Benue failed to put up strong argument. Painful...

The news is not true.
Read what transpired in court on Monday

The Court of Appeal in Abuja on Monday reserved judgment in an appeal filed by Gov. Darius Ishaku of Taraba against the nullification of his electoral victory by a tribunal.

Justice Abdul Aboki said the court would later announce the date for the judgment in the appeal.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the appeal by Ishaku followed the judgment of the Taraba Governorship Election Petition Tribunal on Nov. 7 and awarded victory to Mrs Aisha Alhassan of APC.

Mr Kanu Agabi (SAN), Counsel to Ishaku, raised four issues in the appeal.

He said the petition was not accompanied by valid statements as the respondents claimed that it was the fault of the registry.

Agabi said the respondents claimed that the election was marred with corruption yet claimed victory in the election.

He said the respondents also pleaded that Ishaku was not sponsored by the party but later agreed that his sponsorship was not supported by any fact.

He complained that 51 witnesses of the appellant were not reviewed by the tribunal and urged their lordships to allow the appeal.

Mr Solo Akuma (SAN), Counsel to Peoples’ Democratic Party PDP and Mr Joseph Daudu (SAN), Counsel to INEC urged the court to allow Ishaku’s appeal.

However, Mr Abiodun Owonikoko (SAN), Counsel to Alhassan, filed a cross appeal, saying INEC had no right to clear a candidate for election.

He urged the court to dismiss Ishaku’s appeal and uphold the tribunal’s judgment.

http://newsday.com.ng/appeal-court-reserves-judgment-on-ishakus-election/

apc in in power


pdp plz understand that

First Nigeria female Governor...Loding...

lekanolas:
The news is not true.
Read what transpired in court on Monday

The Court of Appeal in Abuja on Monday reserved judgment in an appeal filed by Gov. Darius Ishaku of Taraba against the nullification of his electoral victory by a tribunal.

Justice Abdul Aboki said the court would later announce the date for the judgment in the appeal.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the appeal by Ishaku followed the judgment of the Taraba Governorship Election Petition Tribunal on Nov. 7 and awarded victory to Mrs Aisha Alhassan of APC.

Mr Kanu Agabi (SAN), Counsel to Ishaku, raised four issues in the appeal.

He said the petition was not accompanied by valid statements as the respondents claimed that it was the fault of the registry.

Agabi said the respondents claimed that the election was marred with corruption yet claimed victory in the election.

He said the respondents also pleaded that Ishaku was not sponsored by the party but later agreed that his sponsorship was not supported by any fact.

He complained that 51 witnesses of the appellant were not reviewed by the tribunal and urged their lordships to allow the appeal.

Mr Solo Akuma (SAN), Counsel to Peoples’ Democratic Party PDP and Mr Joseph Daudu (SAN), Counsel to INEC urged the court to allow Ishaku’s appeal.

However, Mr Abiodun Owonikoko (SAN), Counsel to Alhassan, filed a cross appeal, saying INEC had no right to clear a candidate for election.

He urged the court to dismiss Ishaku’s appeal and uphold the tribunal’s judgment.

http://newsday.com.ng/appeal-court-reserves-judgment-on-ishakus-election/

Which one is newsday again? Never heard of it. @lekanola, are you the publisher?

Quite expected,..........she was even a ghost worker in her ministry,.....we need a better vibrant women Affairs minister,

God bless Nigeria

Akkord4gov:
I don't know whether she deserves it or not but anyway,it is good to be the first person to break jinx. My time is coming to break many jinx.
Who was the first person on the moon?
Who was the 2nd?(u no know am )
Welcome on board,the first female governor in Nigeria

have you heard of dame virgy Etiaba of anambra state?

judiciary. Wike complained about this they told him he was crying more than the bereaved. Did PDP complain that no primary took place?

congratulations MAMAN Taraba
we are behind you

is she not a minister already

wailers wail oooooooooooooooooooo

eyesofgod:


Which one is newsday again? Never heard of it. @lekanola, are you the publisher?

No. I also saw the news online.

This is not the best of time for wailers

lekanolas:
The news is not true.
Read what transpired in court on Monday

The Court of Appeal in Abuja on Monday reserved judgment in an appeal filed by Gov. Darius Ishaku of Taraba against the nullification of his electoral victory by a tribunal.

Justice Abdul Aboki said the court would later announce the date for the judgment in the appeal.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the appeal by Ishaku followed the judgment of the Taraba Governorship Election Petition Tribunal on Nov. 7 and awarded victory to Mrs Aisha Alhassan of APC.

Mr Kanu Agabi (SAN), Counsel to Ishaku, raised four issues in the appeal.

He said the petition was not accompanied by valid statements as the respondents claimed that it was the fault of the registry.

Agabi said the respondents claimed that the election was marred with corruption yet claimed victory in the election.

He said the respondents also pleaded that Ishaku was not sponsored by the party but later agreed that his sponsorship was not supported by any fact.

He complained that 51 witnesses of the appellant were not reviewed by the tribunal and urged their lordships to allow the appeal.

Mr Solo Akuma (SAN), Counsel to Peoples’ Democratic Party PDP and Mr Joseph Daudu (SAN), Counsel to INEC urged the court to allow Ishaku’s appeal.

However, Mr Abiodun Owonikoko (SAN), Counsel to Alhassan, filed a cross appeal, saying INEC had no right to clear a candidate for election.

He urged the court to dismiss Ishaku’s appeal and uphold the tribunal’s judgment.

http://newsday.com.ng/appeal-court-reserves-judgment-on-ishakus-election/

wailers deceiving yourselves

The truth will always prevail. Congratulations madam governor!

Cholls:
My brother that woman is destined to be the governor.

do u mean buhari destined her to be a governor, 1part system is going to kill our democracy, why is Apc wining here and they why pdp keep losing? Does it mean apc are righteous? We are waiting for them in rivers state, any riger should write his will

Pls disregard this news, it is not true. The appeal court only sat for hearing today.

adeyemi2015:


http://sunnewsonline.com/new/court-of-appeal-says-aisha-alhassan-is-states-real-governor/


Check the tweets below for more details!

Cc Lalasticlala

The Court of Appeal in Abuja on Monday reserved judgment in an appeal filed by Gov. Darius Ishaku of Taraba against the nullification of his electoral victory by a tribunal.

Justice Abdul Northerner said the court would later announce the date for the judgment in the appeal.

missKiffy:
What will happen to her ministerial spot

Someone else will be nominated to take the post.

Fake news
http://leadership.ng/news/485290/taraba-governorship-appeal-court-reserves-judgment-ishakus-election

modath:



PDP cannot be choosers ooo, they will manage anyone that remains, as Ayedee & Mr fix Nigeria don take off nko? Igida, gbogbo eiye fi ese fe..

Sis mi how you dey, eku ipalemo odun

IyaIode:

Sis mi how you dey, eku ipalemo odun

Awa niyen ooo, odun a ya abo fun gbogbo wa oo, aiye a dun fun wa. Amin.

Congrats Mama T

What of the 21 days notice that is to be sent to Inec as provided by electoral act which apc in rivers state did not comply with?
Why was that petition not granted based on non compliance with the electoral act?
The nigerian judiciary has no integrity