The general elections begin less than two weeks from now and there are still court injuctions preventing INEC from recognizing any candidates from APC in both Rivers and Zamfara states. As the party in power and as a government that has little or no regards for the rule of law, do you think the APC will really allow it to go just like that? Of a truth they know the consequencies of not having candidates, most especially in Rivers state, and, I believe, there is a sinister plot underway. Remember a justice of the federal high court that's notoriously known for favouring the APC with his judgements has recently been returned to the seat of power. A case might just prop up before him advising INEC to accept the party's lists of candidates in those states, or even asking inec to shift the polls dates until the case is settled. APC knows the implications of not fielding candidates in those states. Do you think they are ready to suffer those consequences?

I can't give you answer now. But wait let me consult my oracle...

WETIN INEC TELL YOU? ? ?

dodelight:
The general elections begin less than two weeks from now and there are still court injuctions preventing INEC from recognizing any candidates from APC in both Rivers and Zamfara states. As the party in power and as a government that has little or no regards for the rule of law, do you think the APC will really allow it to go just like that? Of a truth they know the consequencies of not having candidates, most especially in Rivers state, and, I believe, there is a sinister plot underway. Remember a justice of the federal high court that's notoriously known for favouring the APC with his judgements has recently been returned to the seat of power. A case might just prop up before him advising INEC to accept the party's lists of candidates in those states, or even asking inec to shift the polls dates until the case is settled. APC knows the implications of not fielding candidates in those states. Do you think they are ready to suffer those consequences?

And you think that judge will want to stick his neck and favor APC in Rivers case that's clear to a lay man that APC erred, moreover the case has gone beyond the high Court, it's in the hands of the Supreme Court and that judge is not a Supreme Court justices .

To answer your question yes they will not filled candidates in both States, for once we should learn to do the right thing even if it affects us that's the only way to move this country forward

They can't have candidates unless the supreme court justices cave to intimidation by the federal government

itchie:
They can't have candidates unless the supreme court justices cave to intimidation by the federal government

The appeal Court ruling is tomorrow in Rivers State, where APC applied for Stay of execution of high court ruling.

That is why Buhari is bullying the CJN. APC has lost both state anything short of that is tyranny and it won't stand.

gare:


And you think that judge will want to stick his neck and favor APC in Rivers case that's clear to a lay man that APC erred, moreover the case has gone beyond the high Court, it's in the hands of the Supreme Court and that judge is not a Supreme Court justices .

To answer your question yes they will not filled candidates in both States, for once we should learn to do the right thing even if it affects us that's the only way to move this country forward

I quite agree with you that we should learn to do the right thing, and this actually serve them right. But the point is, APC has no respect for judicial process. Of course, they cannot bring the same case to the high court at this point, but they can institute another case aimed at putting INEC in confusion and thereby heating up the polity. We should just be wary of these elements in power.