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seunmsg:


The supreme court may likely reverse the judgement of the high court as the said Ogah did not participate in all the electoral process. I think it's better for all the appeal processes to be exhausted before the execution of any court order. The status quo should remain till then.

If you remember the case of Omehia & Rotimi Amaechi during his first tenure, when Omehia became governor on the platform of PDP, but Amaechi contested he was the winner of the primaries, you'll realize it's a similar pattern @ play here too.
In this situation, it's about the party that won the election, so if there's a tussle, they'll fight dirty till the best man wins.

ranktzy:

If you remember the case of Omehia & Rotimi Amaechi during his first tenure, when Omehia became governor on the platform of PDP, but Amaechi contested he was the winner of the primaries, you'll realize it's a similar pattern @ play here too.
In this situation, it's about the party that won the election, so if there's a tussle, they'll fight dirty till the best man wins.

dats true........but did they reach the supreme court?

NgeneUkwenu:


What they gave INEC was notice of appeal and not stay of execution order which can only be given by the court...Ikpeazu is a drowning man....let him publish the order and shame INEC...

Did INEC initially agreed that any notice of appeal was serves on it?
That should tell yu the antics of INEC.

It's grossly disheartening to see all the flops by INEC.

And to think that the Head of INEC Legal Unit is a SAN.

SMH

iswallker:


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Blushing
lets politicize first

nwadiuko1:
dats true........but did they reach the supreme court?

Yes, it was the Supreme Court that passed judgment on the matter. It's the same thing happened to Bello in Kogi state when Audu passed on.

ranktzy:

Yes, it was the Supreme Court that passed judgment on the matter. It's the same thing happened to Bello in Kogi state when Audu passed on.

ok thanks sir

NgeneUkwenu:


Did Amaechi and Bello participate in the whole electoral process?? It has been decided by the Supreme Court that Parties rather than individuals inherits votes cast during elections.?

Yes, that same Supreme Court judgment still stands for now. And until there is a counter judgment, it remains our bench mark.

Why don't we keep our fingers crossed and watch out for the final judgment? Why are we killing ourselves on Nairaland? If Okezie continues or Ogah is sworn in, most of us will not benefit directly. So, let's allow sleeping dogs to lie while we go about our legitimate endeavors till the final whistle is blown. My humble submission.

PhockPhockMan:
APC want to destroy Abia State they're doing in IMO, it won't work.
They want to install their dull baby who they will order around


It won't work.

wake up! I like ikpeazu, but for now ,sai ogah! I'm supporting ogah for the sake of people like you.

The case of Uche Ogah vs Okezie Ikpeazu is not the same as Bello vs Wada. In Bello vs Wada the contention is whether Bello can inherit votes in an inconclusive election and then conclude the process. His conclusion of the process of general election makes him a part-taker in all the electoral processes as required by law. In Uche Ogah vs Ikpeazu, Alex Otti of APGA will be the ultimate beneficiary of the entire thing because, if the court disqualifies Ikpeazu, it would mean that PDP had no validly nominated candidate in the first instance as Ogah was never nominated and never took part in the general election (Remember that in Amechi's case, Amechi was validly nominated but illegally substituted with Omehia). All Alex Otti need do is wait for Ikpeazu's disqualification to be upheld by the supreme court and he will begin the process of being recognised as the governor, having participated in all processes and scored the highest vote since Ikpeazu had been declared a mistake.

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Blushing
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anonimi:


Did INEC issue Amaechi a certificate immediately after the High court judgement or after all appeals had been exhausted?
Thanks.

There is a difference between when the judge says you are the winner,full stop.And when a judge says you are the winner and goes ahead to order that you should be issued a certificate of returns and sworn in immediately-