Commentor:


I need to Shut up.
Am not fit to live
Am a Monkey like Tanko and it supporters

WATCHOVER:

Most of you need brain reset. I never read where he said Mary talkless of Odili. Abi na only Mary b Judge for Nigeria?.

itsme01:



And reinstatement of Pa Onnoghen


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Commentor:


And you are the janitor for Atiku's propaganda machine so what's the issue?

[s]:
Whay do you expect from a party of criminals, rapists,
thieves and looters?!

PDP in Nigeria again?!

God forbid bad thing....[/s]...

post=85856773:
Whay do you expect from a party of criminals, rapists,
thieves and looters?!

PDP in Nigeria again?!

God forbid bad thing.......

post=85856770:
See the party that brought rigging to our nation wailing?!


It is always good to know that we have a President who will not intervene in the rule of law.

Because the will of Nigerians will not be subverted. Never! A President once told us in this country that the coming polls would be do or die.
Not with President Buhari. Fair is fair. No foul play.
Under his watch, his political party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has lost gubernatorial elections in Bayelsa, Rivers, Zamfara, Oyo and Anambra states.
At the last Council of States meeting, Gov Willie Obiano publicly registered his appreciation to President Buhari, for the level playing ground he made available during the election in his state.
With do or die apostles, and a certain political party in power, such would never happen.
Not with their garrison mentality.
All states are territories that must be conquered, willy-nilly.

God bless our darling Daddy.
God bless Nigeria.


8-5= 3 years of wailing.......
Different faces of wailing and gnashing of teeth right now......
Happy wailing party of evil and criminals....

Jaapu:


You are dull

Hillsong34:
Iheadioha's administration focused too much on the past governor Rochas Okorocha. In August 2019, a report surfaced that he issued an order for the arrest and prosecution of Okorocha. This was greeted with widespread uproar that the new governor should tread softly.
The Ohaneze described the move as an invitation to anarchy which is capable plunging the state into chaos.

The Imo PDP also did not help matters. Rather than focus on governance, they kept too much energy on the previous administration of Okorocha and also alleged that the ex-governor left the state with a liability of N300billion.

Several attempts were made by elders in the state to resolve the face-off between the two political figures, but all failed woefully.

Jaapu:


I came from a dull lineage. I comment before reasoning.
For that I and my entire family will forever remain Dull

Commentor:


Extremely.

festacman:
As confusing as the currently trending INEC's official results of 2019 Imo State governorship election are, I dare make the following submissions pending the release of details of Supreme Court ruling:

First, a question: What happens to the duly registered and accredited voters who turned out and actually voted in the so-called excluded 388 PUs if the judges leave the issue of exclusion unattended to? Interestingly, it is highly likely that there is no PU in Imo State that would have less than 100 registered voters. So, is it legal and right for these bonafide Nigerians to be disenfranchised just because somebody didn't do his job well?

What the current electoral result confusion in Imo State shows is that the malpractices that happened in the, now notorious, 388 PUs also took place in other PUs across the state. Otherwise, how do you justify and rationalize that INEC figures added up inspite of the massive number of legitimate voters whose votes were excluded in 388 PUs. The fact is that what happened in Imo State in 2019 gubernatorial election was not election but rigging competition by the four 'heavyweight' candidates.

The bottom line is that both the permanent and Adhoc staff of Imo State INEC in the recent 2019 governorship election are a huge disappointment and are partly complicit for this electoral mess.

Denigrating the Judges of the Supreme Court for the smelly mess created by fraudlent actvities of self-centred politicians is, to say least, a demonstration of foolery.

Commentor:


That true I Commentor is Extremely dull .

Caleb17:
Supreme Court is the court of last resort.
When PDP was in power, that is how they dealt with the opposion without any reflection that there will be a humbling time like this. Life is turn by turn. It's now there turn.
Let them accept their fate.

Staro:

Tanko is a devil
This is wickedness

How does he feel looking at this statistics?

festacman:
As confusing as the currently trending INEC's official results of 2019 Imo State governorship election are, I dare make the following submissions pending the release of details of Supreme Court ruling:

First, a question: What happens to the duly registered and accredited voters who turned out and actually voted in the so-called excluded 388 PUs if the judges leave the issue of exclusion unattended to? Interestingly, it is highly likely that there is no PU in Imo State that would have less than 100 registered voters. So, is it legal and right for these bonafide Nigerians to be disenfranchised just because somebody didn't do his job well?

What the current electoral result confusion in Imo State shows is that the malpractices that happened in the, now notorious, 388 PUs also took place in other PUs across the state. Otherwise, how do you justify and rationalize that INEC figures added up inspite of the massive number of legitimate voters whose votes were excluded in 388 PUs. The fact is that what happened in Imo State in 2019 gubernatorial election was not election but rigging competition by the four 'heavyweight' candidates.

The bottom line is that both the permanent and Adhoc staff of Imo State INEC in the recent 2019 governorship election are a huge disappointment and are partly complicit for this electoral mess.

Denigrating the Judges of the Supreme Court for the smelly mess created by fraudlent actvities of self-centred politicians is, to say least, a demonstration of foolery.

Commentor:
The CJN should step down but Mary Odili should continue abi?


Do these cretins understand that the verdict was a unanimous decision from several judges?

Commentor:
The CJN should step down but Mary Odili should continue abi?


Do these cretins understand that the verdict was a unanimous decision from several judges?

ayinde2020:
can any judgement be as painful as Zamfara

GamalNasser:


They will all end up in jail pretty soon , injustice can never escape

Caleb17:
Supreme Court is the court of last resort.
When PDP was in power, that is how they dealt with the opposion without any reflection that there will be a humbling time like this. Life is turn by turn. It's now there turn.
Let them accept their fate.

pseudaria:


Judges that were changed up to three times just in case they were not in line with the agenda, we all know the judgement was manipulated but because of blind partisanship you will not agree, anyway tables will soon turn and the winners today will cry wolf tomorrow but by then I should be out of this country insha Allah

pseudaria:


Judges that were changed up to three times just in case they were not in line with the agenda, we all know the judgement was manipulated but because of blind partisanship you will not agree, anyway tables will soon turn and the winners today will cry wolf tomorrow but by then I should be out of this country insha Allah

Dshocker:
Tanko the chimp looking judge....

Commentor:


You are still planning your journey?