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Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by kahal29: 9:29pm On Jul 03, 2016
kcnwaigbo:


Bros just admit defeat.You have lost take heary dear.Your defeat will be complete when the appeal court issues the stay of execution order tommorow

Which defeat...... I laugh

Just as I replied you yst on this same issue let me repeat my self again while you wait for tomorrow to do the magic for you.

No court will deprive a judgment creditor the fruits of his Labour.

Meaning that if Ikpeazu thinks he will get a stay on monday as temporary relief then he should think again.

Like T.S Ogundaini. ESQ said

Normally, no court will want to grant a stay of execution as a matter of course and that is why an applicant seeking this discretion of the court in his favour must therefore show special or exceptional circumstances why the court must deprive a successful litigant, the fruits of his success---See the following cases SPDC v. Arlio-Joe (Nig.) Ltd. (2003) 1 NWLR pt 845 pg 19, Dada v. I.T.L (2005) 11 NWLR pt.936 pg 293

Secondly, A successful litigant (Ogah) is entitled to enjoy the benefits and reap the fruits of his judgment and nothing ordinarily should be done to obstruct this right. In the words of Niki Tobi , JCA (as he then was) in Lijadu v. Lijadu (1991) 1 NWLR (Pt. 169) 627 at 644, nothing should be done to make the victorious party leave the court in "victory" without victory.


This case is very bad it doesn't look good at all. If not the Governor would have involved the man who defended him at the tribunal ie Chief Wole Olanikpekun. See, A lot of legal blunders were committed on the Governor's part. Its only the grace of God that can save Ikpeazu now cos Grace can undo what the power of law cannot.

https://www.nairaland.com/3201625/falana-agbakoba-ikpeazu-no-longer/6#47158097

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Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by Emmaoga: 9:32pm On Jul 03, 2016
Mintek:


Only boneheads still take the opinions of that sod called Falana seriously.

from the origin, that falana n lai Mohammed are supposed to be twins.

the difference is that falana quotes n twist laws while lai just dey open mouth anyhow

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Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by Bimpe29: 9:38pm On Jul 03, 2016
Too bad for democracy, an election umpire causing confusion.. Two certificates of return in circulation for a single office. AGF and FG kept mum for days.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by fof1: 10:04pm On Jul 03, 2016
dridowu:
*Says FG did not instruct INEC to issue Certificate of Return to Ogah

The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister for Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN, has distanced himself from the legal crisis rocking Abia State, saying that he is yet to issue any legal opinion on the matter.
In a statement issued in Abuja on Sunday by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr Salihu Isah, the AGF said that none of the parties had sought his opinion on the tussle.
The minister said that neither him nor the Federal Government instructed the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to issue a certificate of return to Dr‎ Udechukwu Ogah.
However, the minister advised all the parties to await the decision of courts. He however did not say which courts decision. Nevertheless, since an appeal is pending on the judgment of the Federal High Court which removed Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, it is reasonable to conclude that the AGF would want the parties to await the decisions of the appellate court.
‎The statement reads: “The attention of the Office of the Honourable Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice has been drawn to the insinuations and crass lies being peddled and disseminated by a cross-section of Nigerians and the various media platforms that the Honourable Attorney General of the Federation is behind the legal logjam over the Abia state governorship seat and wish to clarify that those canvassing this position have no basis to do so.
“Of particular concern are (sic) those who have peddled ill-natured rumours with a view to misinform our discerning populace that the Honourable Attorney General of the Federation and by extension, the Federal Government of Nigeria that gave directives to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to issue Certificate of Return to Dr. Uchechukwu Ogah declaring him Governor-Elect. He has definitely not taken any action either by spoken words or body language as far as this Abia governorship crisis is concerned.
“I wish to therefore, on behalf of my principal declare that these rumours are untrue and a figment of the imagination of those pushing these selfish, shameless and irredeemable lies into public space which only translates to partisanship on the side of its purveyors.
“As far as the Honourable Attorney General of the Federation is concerned, the constitutional powers for the legal opinion of his office have not been invoked on this issue. So far, nobody has approached him to proffer any legal opinion to it.
“As a strong believer in the rule of law, it is his belief that the law should naturally take its cause. The Honourable Attorney General of the Federation will not be dragged into this controversy and mind-games being played out by the various legal minds and spin doctors of both camps at this point.
“The parties involved should await the decision of the courts.
“In fact, we wish to by this statement advice those in the habit of dragging the highly esteemed Office of the Honourable Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice into knotty issue of this kind even when it is yet to take a position. They should desist from these unwarranted presumptions henceforth. “

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/07/03/agf-breaks-silence-on-abia-asks-parties-to-await-decision-of-courts/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook







MR LAWYER OR SAN MALAMI AND SPOKESMAN. PLS STOP LYING OR SPEAKING TRASH. WHY TAKE THIS NO OF DAYS B4 COMING UP WITH THIS PRESS RELEASE?. IS IT YESTERDAY OR TODAY THAT U STARTED READING D CRASH LIES U ALLUDE TO? U ARE A BIASED AND DEFEATED. UR SILENCE AND MISCHIEF INTENDED IS WHAT GAVE ROOM TO RUMOUR MONGERING. SO STOP ALL THIS MIND GAME U ARE PLAYING TOO. INCOMPETENT FOOLS IN D CORRIDORS OF POWER.

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Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by MadamExcellency: 10:21pm On Jul 03, 2016
kahal29:


Which defeat...... I laugh

Just as I replied you yst on this same issue let me repeat my self again while you wait for tomorrow to do the magic for you.

The Vanguardngr article you quoted said "the parties involved should wait for the decisions of the Courts" (the emphasis is on the plural Courts)


The above explanation is why the security details of Dr Okezie Ikpeazu have never been withdrawn and from his point of view both Appeal Court and Supreme Court need to make judgement on this particular case to set a precedence since the Electoral Act that enable Amaechi became Governor has been amended in 2010.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by kahal29: 10:45pm On Jul 03, 2016
kcnwaigbo:


Bros just admit defeat.You have lost take heary dear.Your defeat will be complete when the appeal court issues the stay of execution order tommorow

Take time to go Tru this articles to see what it entails to obtain an order of stay of execution so that you fully appreciate what Ikpeazu is facing . It's not that simple as make it look

Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by kahal29: 10:47pm On Jul 03, 2016
MadamExcellency:


The Vanguardngr article you quoted said "the parties involved should wait for the decisions of the Courts" (the emphasis is on the plural Courts)


The above explanation is why the security details of Dr Okezie Ikpeazu have never been withdrawn and from his point of view both Appeal Court and Supreme Court need to make judgement on this particular case to set a precedence since the Electoral Act that enable Amaechi became Governor has been amended in 2010.

Madam Excellency the above statement was issued with a context and if you don't read it within the context it was issued then you miss the point. Won't say more than that.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by Max24: 11:13pm On Jul 03, 2016
ogawisdom:
Which court kwa this AGF salami guy is an olodo ooo angry

Ogah shld b sworn in immediately since there is no stay of execution order up till this minute
You can help them swear him in now. Since you know the law more than them go ahead and swear Ogah in in your sitting room now.

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Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by lailo: 11:37pm On Jul 03, 2016
CJERRYEMILEX:
we shall see what plays out this week
I don't know why some Nigerians are these confused or should i say mischievous they tend to know the right thing and shout on top of their voices when they are affected and confuse when it happens the way they are against, whether we hate or like something we should always try to stand by the truth irrespective of tribe, religion or party or we risk remaining stagnant.
In this Abia state saga am very much astonished that some senior lawyers could stoop so low to say what they are saying when the law which they claim to abide is very clear and unambiguous but need not to apply nothing but a literal rule interpretation meaning.

Now Section 143 sub 1 of the electoral Act which guilds the conduct of elections clearly provides
"If the Election Tribunal or the COURT as the case may be determines that a Candidate returned as elected was not validly elected, then if notice of Appeal against that decision is given within 21 days from the date of the decision the candidate returned as elected shall, not withstanding the contrary decision of the election tribunal or the COURT, remain in office pending the determination of the Appeal".
The Law is very Clear irrespective of pre or post election matter, the checking of document for election is an electioneering process and primary election is an election process also monitored by Inec.

Now my question is why was Inec so fast in issuing Certificate of return to Dr Uche ogar because this is not the first time a sitting governor is sacked by the court and they Appeal while on sit, does it mean that if the court declares, later this week the third contender Barr Friday Nwosu who first approach the court before Uche Ogar contending that he should be declared governor that Gov. Ikpeazu was not qualify to contest the election and Uche ogar rejected the primary election result and did not accept or sign the result thus should not benefit from what he has rejected, will Inec also issue him certificate of return and if Gov. Ikpeazu wins in Appeal court will Inec also issue him another certificate of return take it or leave it Inec has put confusion in Abia.

Let us move away from election does it mean that when ever a trial court sentences one to death for criminal act or murder the person should be executed immediately when his stipulated time for Appeal has not elapsed.

Am not siding any party am only voicing out as a concerned Abian because right here in Abia there is tension and clashes.

Abians, Nigerians, and the world should hold Inec responsible if, and for anything that happens in Abia.
With all these ur testbook,it shows u're d one wu is still getting it wrong.INEC has done no wrong but simply obey court order.This is not an election case but forgery/fraud case.Ikpeazu ab initio was not meant to contest at all,so as far as dat 2015 election was concern,Ikpeazu was not PDP candidate and should not in anyway benefit from d election.Dia4,he should automatically vacate dat sit bcs it's a stolen sit and if he feels he is qualified,should approach court of appeal to prove his case.Na forgery case no be election rigging or any other electoral malpractice.In a sane society,Ikpeazu will be attending court from Kuje prison.

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Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by shaibu123: 11:42pm On Jul 03, 2016
Justice system in nigeria is rubbish, why can't okezie step down and await the outcome of the appeal.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by Thobiy(m): 11:45pm On Jul 03, 2016
MaziOmenuko:
An anonymous press release. He should do better by attacking the specifics.

Anyway, Monday will be very interesting.
Yea
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by feeloscar(m): 11:47pm On Jul 03, 2016
Tolexander:
I don't even know why the Daura man took the working Governor, Ikpeazu to present that forged tax clearance from Aba before the election!
sarcasm no good oo
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by StreetMedia: 11:48pm On Jul 03, 2016
All you supporting this side or the other... how much u don make?.
#CourtDecides. Ara ga agba many I swear.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by kellygrin(m): 1:18am On Jul 04, 2016
shortgun:
why is APC trying to destroy democracy in this country?
How can INEC issue two certificates to two different candidates of one political party in one election?
Why is all these happening now that Abia state have a working Governor?
Why is The Daura nincompoop hell bent to cause problems in the SE and South south?
lolz the country is a joke...wey nollywood abeg hire dis funny daura actor...
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by zeberebe: 3:10am On Jul 04, 2016
Politics drama
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by zeberebe: 3:10am On Jul 04, 2016
zeberebe:
Politics drama
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by lagosrd: 4:23am On Jul 04, 2016
shortgun:
why is APC trying to destroy democracy in this country?
How can INEC issue two certificates to two different candidates of one political party in one election?
Why is all these happening now that Abia state have a working Governor?
Why is The Daura nincompoop hell bent to cause problems in the SE and South south?

They should have gone ahead with the swearing in programmes now and allow for pandemonium and political unrest bunch of power grabbers. After your first tenure I care is not taken you will be so unpopular.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by lagosrd: 4:27am On Jul 04, 2016
MadamExcellency:


The Vanguardngr article you quoted said "the parties involved should wait for the decisions of the Courts" (the emphasis is on the plural Courts)


The above explanation is why the security details of Dr Okezie Ikpeazu have never been withdrawn and from his point of view both Appeal Court and Supreme Court need to make judgement on this particular case to set a precedence since the Electoral Act that enable Amaechi became Governor has been amended in 2010.

If the incumbent had not been proactive enough they would have smuggled their. Cohort into government through the backdoor. See whatever happens to democracy on a terrible note is the fault of apc and Nigeria s will never forgive them.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by Miona: 7:13am On Jul 04, 2016
Sorry to say, you are so tribalistic and controversial at the same time. What do you intend these your statements should achieve? And still, people like you will clamour for one Nigeria. Watch your mouth dear, this but a social media. If you are facing one of them you won't have the gut to say what you're saying.


#just a piece of advice though




TheNewIbadan:
Ibos oya come and blame Yorubas for this cheesy

"Yorubas are sending mercenaries to Abia because Abia is developing faster than Lagos"

- Biafran terrorists
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by TheNewIbadan: 7:23am On Jul 04, 2016
Miona:
Sorry to say, you are so tribalistic and controversial at the same time. What do you intend these your statements should achieve? And still, people like you will clamour for one Nigeria. Watch your mouth dear, this but a social media. If you are facing one of them you won't have the gut to say what you're saying.


#just a piece of advice though


Lmao @ clamor for one Nigeria. Nigga please. Pack your loads and head to Biafra.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by obinoral1179(m): 7:24am On Jul 04, 2016
shortgun:
why is APC trying to destroy democracy in this country?
How can INEC issue two certificates to two different candidates of one political party in one election?
Why is all these happening now that Abia state have a working Governor?
Why is The Daura nincompoop hell bent to cause problems in the SE and South south?
while blame your neigbour for the crisis in your family? Leave APC out of this.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by olajizz01(m): 7:30am On Jul 04, 2016
shortgun:
why is APC trying to destroy democracy in this country?
How can INEC issue two certificates to two different candidates of one political party in one election?say na Bubu ask your acclaimed working Gov to present Aba made tax clearance and thank God the happening is within your jegudujera party,had it been it between your party and APC,the heaven might have not remained in the sky by now,u these people just like blame games.
Why is all these happening now that Abia state have a working Governor?
Why is The Daura nincompoop hell bent to cause problems in the SE and South south?
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by Mrjo(m): 8:18am On Jul 04, 2016
CJERRYEMILEX:
we shall see what plays out this week
I don't know why some Nigerians are these confused or should i say mischievous they tend to know the right thing and shout on top of their voices when they are affected and confuse when it happens the way they are against, whether we hate or like something we should always try to stand by the truth irrespective of tribe, religion or party or we risk remaining stagnant.
In this Abia state saga am very much astonished that some senior lawyers could stoop so low to say what they are saying when the law which they claim to abide is very clear and unambiguous but need not to apply nothing but a literal rule interpretation meaning.

Now Section 143 sub 1 of the electoral Act which guilds the conduct of elections clearly provides
"If the Election Tribunal or the COURT as the case may be determines that a Candidate returned as elected was not validly elected, then if notice of Appeal against that decision is given within 21 days from the date of the decision the candidate returned as elected shall, not withstanding the contrary decision of the election tribunal or the COURT, remain in office pending the determination of the Appeal".
The Law is very Clear irrespective of pre or post election matter, the checking of document for election is an electioneering process and primary election is an election process also monitored by Inec.

Now my question is why was Inec so fast in issuing Certificate of return to Dr Uche ogar because this is not the first time a sitting governor is sacked by the court and they Appeal while on sit, does it mean that if the court declares, later this week the third contender Barr Friday Nwosu who first approach the court before Uche Ogar contending that he should be declared governor that Gov. Ikpeazu was not qualify to contest the election and Uche ogar rejected the primary election result and did not accept or sign the result thus should not benefit from what he has rejected, will Inec also issue him certificate of return and if Gov. Ikpeazu wins in Appeal court will Inec also issue him another certificate of return take it or leave it Inec has put confusion in Abia.

Let us move away from election does it mean that when ever a trial court sentences one to death for criminal act or murder the person should be executed immediately when his stipulated time for Appeal has not elapsed.

Am not siding any party am only voicing out as a concerned Abian because right here in Abia there is tension and clashes.

Abians, Nigerians, and the world should hold Inec responsible if, and for anything that happens in Abia.
then i ask u wil the condem criminal allowed to go home pending his/her apeal? Lets trade with cauction in this very case because alot is involved.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by Optionalx: 9:20am On Jul 04, 2016
divinecode101:
My problem with Igbos is that they are never ready to stand for anything
They are not ready to take a stand for anything
Igbos are not ready to take responsibility for anything
All they do: Blame others for their irresponsibilities and failures
Blame Yorubas for their governors forging tax documents
Blame PMB
Blame APC
After this, they now associate with the loosing party and claim election was forged
Igbos, use your heads na!



You be mumu. You hv not heard of political crisis elsewhere b4. All the contending parties are from Abia ditto Kogi, Edo, Ekiti, etc

because mumus like you are more interested in getting 'likes' from fellow mumu, you cant use your okpolo at all. Oya mumu go convert your 'likes' to money and use for brain development.
Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by SUGARDADDY55(m): 10:12am On Jul 04, 2016
CJERRYEMILEX:
we shall see what plays out this week
I don't know why some Nigerians are these confused or should i say mischievous they tend to know the right thing and shout on top of their voices when they are affected and confuse when it happens the way they are against, whether we hate or like something we should always try to stand by the truth irrespective of tribe, religion or party or we risk remaining stagnant.
In this Abia state saga am very much astonished that some senior lawyers could stoop so low to say what they are saying when the law which they claim to abide is very clear and unambiguous but need not to apply nothing but a literal rule interpretation meaning.

Now Section 143 sub 1 of the electoral Act which guilds the conduct of elections clearly provides
"If the Election Tribunal or the COURT as the case may be determines that a Candidate returned as elected was not validly elected, then if notice of Appeal against that decision is given within 21 days from the date of the decision the candidate returned as elected shall, not withstanding the contrary decision of the election tribunal or the COURT, remain in office pending the determination of the Appeal".
The Law is very Clear irrespective of pre or post election matter, the checking of document for election is an electioneering process and primary election is an election process also monitored by Inec.

Now my question is why was Inec so fast in issuing Certificate of return to Dr Uche ogar because this is not the first time a sitting governor is sacked by the court and they Appeal while on sit, does it mean that if the court declares, later this week the third contender Barr Friday Nwosu who first approach the court before Uche Ogar contending that he should be declared governor that Gov. Ikpeazu was not qualify to contest the election and Uche ogar rejected the primary election result and did not accept or sign the result thus should not benefit from what he has rejected, will Inec also issue him certificate of return and if Gov. Ikpeazu wins in Appeal court will Inec also issue him another certificate of return take it or leave it Inec has put confusion in Abia.

Let us move away from election does it mean that when ever a trial court sentences one to death for criminal act or murder the person should be executed immediately when his stipulated time for Appeal has not elapsed.

Am not siding any party am only voicing out as a concerned Abian because right here in Abia there is tension and clashes.

Abians, Nigerians, and the world should hold Inec responsible if, and for anything that happens in Abia.



Tanks man. Happy to knw they re still intelligent pple who knws d constitution in this forum. Sm ppl re just here to mk noise. Even when they can get a copy of d constitution in their phones.

Contact me for a copy of naija constitution even inec, pdp, and APC copy to avoid spiting fire

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Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by Cutehector(m): 6:25pm On Jul 10, 2016
adeaks:
This case has become so tiring. The only people to benefit from all these are the lawyers who are getting paid to represent them.
hey watsup bro, it's your boy hector. I wish to solicit for your support to vote for falconey for mr nairaland. Just as u voted in the last contest, ur votes will go a long way in making him d winner.

I was impressed with his topics and I decided to support him as well.


I look foward to your positive reply on this. Thanks so much.

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