musty1986:
A country where Judges are judging base on the Party they belong to.

Even in the US, appointment of judges to the Supreme Court by US president is a tug of war between the two political parties.
Every human being has his or her political conviction.

musty1986:
A country where Judges are judging base on the Party they belong to.

It’s a global issue. It’s worse in USA. We saw that last year

post=86970504:
We are patiently waiting......

Whoever will better the lives of Bayelsans is who we are after, even tho we think Mr David Lyon will do a better job.
But we can say more than that.
Bayelsans, may your prayers be answered.

God bless Bayelsa state.

God bless Nigeria



Those are 2 heavyweight.
The best you can get.

Let's see how it goes......

how come festus akpa amu did not represent them?

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Lol
Ignoring those tins is the best thing to do.
It kills them more.
Thanks for the heads up man
Na dem go tire las las...[/s]

rada rada yen yen yen

Even empty heads dey get mouth to call person a thing

Mary Odili jankara judgement definitely can't stand

LosC:


You no get work ni?

Seun pls make this guy a Mod in Jokes section

he is on 30k stipend, u know they have ambitions.

post=86970504:
We are patiently waiting......

Whoever will better the lives of Bayelsans is who we are after, even tho we think Mr David Lyon will do a better job.
But we can say more than that.
Bayelsans, may your prayers be answered.

God bless Bayelsa state.

God bless Nigeria



Those are 2 heavyweight.
The best you can get.

Let's see how it goes......

Charge and bail and over hype nonsense lawyers.

Afamed:
Mary Odili jankara judgement definitely can't stand

You are wrong again, loser.

Judgement delivered just now, Douye Diri remain the Governor. APC application thrown our like bad water

On Wednesday, 26 February, the Supreme Court upheld its decision on Bayelsa election which removed David Lyon as Governor-elect and reconfirmed Douye Diri as winner.

When the earlier verdict did not go down well with APC, it applied that the Supreme Court should revisit the issue and reverse itself. So, today being the appointed day, there was tight security around the court premises.

Governor Douye Diri of Bayelsa, Adams Oshiomhole, All Progressives Congress Chairman, supporters of the parties in the dispute and others were in court.

It was Chief Afe Babalola, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, who led the team of lawyers for Lyon and his deputy.

All were all ears as the seven-member panel headed by Justice Sylvester Ngwuta pronounced the upholding of the court’s earlier verdict.

The party, in an application filed by its team of lawyers led by Wole Olanipekun (SAN) and Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), also wants the apex court, according to a newsguru report, to set aside the “wrong” interpretation given to its judgement of February 13, 2020 and its subsequent execution by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

‘The party is, among others, contending that the Supreme Court, in its judgement, misinterpreted the November 12, 2019 judgement of the Federal High Court, Abuja which it (the Supreme Court) affirmed.

The APC argued that the Supreme Court acted without jurisdiction and denied the APC fair hearing when it proceeded to disqualify its governorship candidate even though the Federal High Court, in the judgement by Justice Inyang Ekwo, which the apex court affirmed, refused PDP’s prayer to disqualify Lyon.



The party also faulted the interpretation given to the apex court’s judgement by the INEC in deciding to issue the certificate of return to the candidate of the PDP.’

“In this honourable court’s judgement of 13th February, 2020, the court erroneously and inadvertently stated that the trial High Court consequentially disqualified the applicant‘s governorship candidate even though the trial court made no such order and when the trial court indeed refused to grant the express orders sought by the plaintiffs therein for his disqualification,” APC averred.

https://www.thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2020/02/26/douye-diri-remains-bayelsa-governor-supreme-court-insists/

kerzhim:
It's going to be an aberration to the rule of law if Supreme Court let it's judgement stand because it lack the jurisdiction to to set aside a mandate that was overwhelmingly won by the APC. This shouldn't be a matter of who will better the lives of the deltans rather, it's a matter of who they voted for.

Guess we are saying the same thing sir

kerzhim:
It's going to be an aberration to the rule of law if Supreme Court let it's judgement stand because it lack the jurisdiction to to set aside a mandate that was overwhelmingly won by the APC. This shouldn't be a matter of who will better the lives of the deltans rather, it's a matter of who they voted for.

Just like how they voted for ihedioha in limo state

Faitholu:
Judgement delivered just now, Douye Diri remain the Governor. APC application thrown our like bad water

On Wednesday, 26 February, the Supreme Court upheld its decision on Bayelsa election which removed David Lyon as Governor-elect and reconfirmed Douye Diri as winner.

When the earlier verdict did not go down well with APC, it applied that the Supreme Court should revisit the issue and reverse itself. So, today being the appointed day, there was tight security around the court premises.

Governor Douye Diri of Bayelsa, Adams Oshiomhole, All Progressives Congress Chairman, supporters of the parties in the dispute and others were in court.

It was Chief Afe Babalola, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, who led the team of lawyers for Lyon and his deputy.

All were all ears as the seven-member panel headed by Justice Sylvester Ngwuta pronounced the upholding of the court’s earlier verdict.

The party, in an application filed by its team of lawyers led by Wole Olanipekun (SAN) and Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), also wants the apex court, according to a newsguru report, to set aside the “wrong” interpretation given to its judgement of February 13, 2020 and its subsequent execution by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

‘The party is, among others, contending that the Supreme Court, in its judgement, misinterpreted the November 12, 2019 judgement of the Federal High Court, Abuja which it (the Supreme Court) affirmed.

The APC argued that the Supreme Court acted without jurisdiction and denied the APC fair hearing when it proceeded to disqualify its governorship candidate even though the Federal High Court, in the judgement by Justice Inyang Ekwo, which the apex court affirmed, refused PDP’s prayer to disqualify Lyon.



The party also faulted the interpretation given to the apex court’s judgement by the INEC in deciding to issue the certificate of return to the candidate of the PDP.’

“In this honourable court’s judgement of 13th February, 2020, the court erroneously and inadvertently stated that the trial High Court consequentially disqualified the applicant‘s governorship candidate even though the trial court made no such order and when the trial court indeed refused to grant the express orders sought by the plaintiffs therein for his disqualification,” APC averred.

https://www.thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2020/02/26/douye-diri-remains-bayelsa-governor-supreme-court-insists/

thanks for the updates.

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post=86972983:
Guess we are saying the same thing sir

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agabusta:
Interesting updates so far.

This case is somehow. It is pointing at obvious errors on the part of the Supreme court and at the same time, if they dare attempt to review the judgement, it will open an avalanche of cases seeking reviews.

They're already reviewing it for them to be hearing the case today

Faitholu:
Judgement delivered just now, Douye Diri remain the Governor. APC application thrown our like bad water

On Wednesday, 26 February, the Supreme Court upheld its decision on Bayelsa election which removed David Lyon as Governor-elect and reconfirmed Douye Diri as winner.

When the earlier verdict did not go down well with APC, it applied that the Supreme Court should revisit the issue and reverse itself. So, today being the appointed day, there was tight security around the court premises.

Governor Douye Diri of Bayelsa, Adams Oshiomhole, All Progressives Congress Chairman, supporters of the parties in the dispute and others were in court.

It was Chief Afe Babalola, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, who led the team of lawyers for Lyon and his deputy.

All were all ears as the seven-member panel headed by Justice Sylvester Ngwuta pronounced the upholding of the court’s earlier verdict.

The party, in an application filed by its team of lawyers led by Wole Olanipekun (SAN) and Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), also wants the apex court, according to a newsguru report, to set aside the “wrong” interpretation given to its judgement of February 13, 2020 and its subsequent execution by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

‘The party is, among others, contending that the Supreme Court, in its judgement, misinterpreted the November 12, 2019 judgement of the Federal High Court, Abuja which it (the Supreme Court) affirmed.

The APC argued that the Supreme Court acted without jurisdiction and denied the APC fair hearing when it proceeded to disqualify its governorship candidate even though the Federal High Court, in the judgement by Justice Inyang Ekwo, which the apex court affirmed, refused PDP’s prayer to disqualify Lyon.



The party also faulted the interpretation given to the apex court’s judgement by the INEC in deciding to issue the certificate of return to the candidate of the PDP.’

“In this honourable court’s judgement of 13th February, 2020, the court erroneously and inadvertently stated that the trial High Court consequentially disqualified the applicant‘s governorship candidate even though the trial court made no such order and when the trial court indeed refused to grant the express orders sought by the plaintiffs therein for his disqualification,” APC averred.

https://www.thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2020/02/26/douye-diri-remains-bayelsa-governor-supreme-court-insists/

quote itsme01 Afamed NGpatriot

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Afamed:
Mary Odili jankara judgement definitely can't stand

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Odomensia:
you don't hate him much like i do

98% of nairalander hates him and trust many are tracking him already

How can you speak for a whole 98% of nairalanders?





Say you hate him and leave other people out of your hatred world.

You even said you are tracking him? Funny! Surely or maybe to get him to do barbecue for you


A mortal who can not guarantee a life tracking other's life.

Stop unnecessary hatred on the guy! He has the right to make anyone his favorite. Try this and see things working out in your favor.

, you sef too do Abeg

Bad guy

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sonsomegrigbo:



How can you speak for a whole 98% of nairalanders?





Say you hate him and leave other people out of your hatred world.

You even said you are tracking him? Funny! Surely or maybe to get him to do barbecue for you


A mortal who can not guarantee a life tracking other's life.

Stop unnecessary hatred on the guy! He has the right to make anyone his favorite. Try this and see things working out in your favor.

, you sef too do Abeg

Bad guy

[/s]
claptrap and stupid trash
what's this one saying

OSHO WILL NOT TAKE THIS

Faitholu:
Judgement delivered just now, Douye Diri remain the Governor. APC application thrown our like bad water

On Wednesday, 26 February, the Supreme Court upheld its decision on Bayelsa election which removed David Lyon as Governor-elect and reconfirmed Douye Diri as winner.

When the earlier verdict did not go down well with APC, it applied that the Supreme Court should revisit the issue and reverse itself. So, today being the appointed day, there was tight security around the court premises.

Governor Douye Diri of Bayelsa, Adams Oshiomhole, All Progressives Congress Chairman, supporters of the parties in the dispute and others were in court.

It was Chief Afe Babalola, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, who led the team of lawyers for Lyon and his deputy.

All were all ears as the seven-member panel headed by Justice Sylvester Ngwuta pronounced the upholding of the court’s earlier verdict.

The party, in an application filed by its team of lawyers led by Wole Olanipekun (SAN) and Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), also wants the apex court, according to a newsguru report, to set aside the “wrong” interpretation given to its judgement of February 13, 2020 and its subsequent execution by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

‘The party is, among others, contending that the Supreme Court, in its judgement, misinterpreted the November 12, 2019 judgement of the Federal High Court, Abuja which it (the Supreme Court) affirmed.

The APC argued that the Supreme Court acted without jurisdiction and denied the APC fair hearing when it proceeded to disqualify its governorship candidate even though the Federal High Court, in the judgement by Justice Inyang Ekwo, which the apex court affirmed, refused PDP’s prayer to disqualify Lyon.



The party also faulted the interpretation given to the apex court’s judgement by the INEC in deciding to issue the certificate of return to the candidate of the PDP.’

“In this honourable court’s judgement of 13th February, 2020, the court erroneously and inadvertently stated that the trial High Court consequentially disqualified the applicant‘s governorship candidate even though the trial court made no such order and when the trial court indeed refused to grant the express orders sought by the plaintiffs therein for his disqualification,” APC averred.

https://www.thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2020/02/26/douye-diri-remains-bayelsa-governor-supreme-court-insists/

post=86971989:


Take your reply in your own words little boy...



Are you okay now kiddo?
Now, crawl back.....

Learn from Sarrki.
Keep your posts short.
Avoid bashings.
That makes them too long and more hateful.

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sonsomegrigbo:



How can you speak for a whole 98% of nairalanders?





Say you hate him and leave other people out of your hatred world.

You even said you are tracking him? Funny! Surely or maybe to get him to do barbecue for you


A mortal who can not guarantee a life tracking other's life.

Stop unnecessary hatred on the guy! He has the right to make anyone his favorite. Try this and see things working out in your favor.

, you sef too do Abeg

Bad guy

[/s]
trash trash trash
you mean audio barbecue wey no get location or address even phone number

do you know how many times we've sent him pm to send us address so we can patronize him as our own

Case closed ?

agabusta:
Interesting updates so far.

This case is somehow. It is pointing at obvious errors on the part of the Supreme court and at the same time, if they dare attempt to review the judgement, it will open an avalanche of cases seeking reviews.

GOD has resued Bayelsa from the leadership of illitrates

the sacked APC governor and Deputy Governor elect, can not even express themselves in English

MESHAI abeg give me one cup

true

Odomensia:

claptrap and stupid trash
what's this one saying

Devilhimself, uwantt0t0, Olanipekun EnemyofGod, satan66, etc,
Na u go tire kiddo

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post=86973418:
kiddo on the beat.

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Odomensia:
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trash trash trash
you mean audio barbecue wey no get location or address even phone number

do you know how many times we've sent him pm to send us address so we can patronize him as our own

He might have a lot of orders during the time you were ordering too

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sonsomegrigbo:


He might have a lot of orders during the time you were ordering too

[/s]
audio barbecue
have you seen business advert moniker with no single contact details

he should post them let's patronize him

flamingREED:


Learn from ****.
Keep your posts short.
Avoid bashings.
That makes them too long and more hateful.

Can you now shove your unsolicited rubbish to where you brought it out from, mr keep it short?
Attention seeking tin.

Watch out what that hatred for your country will do to you soon

kahal29:
Today at the Supreme Court....

"You can't reverse yourself again. It is against the constitution. Correct the errors in future matters"-

PDP Lawyer to Supreme Court

"Set your judgment aside, it is totally against any known law"

-Afe Babalola to Supreme Court


"You have clearly ruled in the Kogi election that once a winner emerges in an election, no court including the Supreme Court has jurisdiction to entertain such matter apart from an Election Tribunal. You have no jurisdiction as at the time you sat. Set it aside

- Wole Olanipekun

APC has valid points in the Bayelsa case just as PDP has valid points on the Imo case. What is surprising to me is the unanimity of the Supreme Court judges in the judgment in both cases.