"Indeed, There Was A Country"! Chinua Achebe must be turning in his grave right now. Let's cut to the chase: the Buhari led government since inception in 2015 has introduced a whole new kind of corruption. It is so phenomenal that one major achievement of the Jonathan regime which is free electioneering system has been burnt down to ashes. We now have an INEC that can conveniently lie trough its teeth. As if that is not enough, the Buhari regime stretched forth it's cruel hand into the very heart of the judiciary, ripped out the CJN and installed his own crony who will do his bidding. Now we have a whole new judiciary system that justifies technicality over justice itself. What a shame!

Well, this is how far the APC led government has ruined our hard earned democracy. This is how far low the country has descended. We now have a very good template for manipulating the justice system. Just wait and see, Kano is up next. We have lost Nigeria!!!

As long as that sharia judge remains the CJN, nothing good would come out of the Supreme Court.

I salute those two Supreme Court judges who sided with Adeleke, they have conscience.

Since Jonathan decided to relinquish power for these set of cabals headed by a 100 years old jubril or buhari were the day Nigeria signed her death warrant. There is noting any more like Nigeria what people should do now is to stir their full stumps to degenerate this contraception and sane minds guide theirs why blood thirsty beasts remain on there evil deeds, so north and easthetn Nigerians are no brothers. This marriage must be dissolved , this is an aberration. This is not rulership but slavery.

Kundagarten:
I salute those two Supreme Court judges who sided with Adeleke, they have conscience.

Anybody who is not familiar with the case and on seeing the verdict today might think that it was Justice Obiora that was on trial.
nothing on the merits or otherwise of the litigation.
nothing on the election proper,the cancellations and the rerun.
nothing on the violation of the electoral act.
it just doesn't make sense.

Kundagarten:
I salute those two Supreme Court judges who sided with Adeleke, they have conscience.

Yeah! Who knows the kind of threats they had endured in order to hold on to that stance. Thanks to them.