Ikinternational:



Guy if you don't have nothing sensible to offer kindly shove a penis in that your dirty tartar infested mouth

E pain am

Majority of them are inside bush as ESN Terrorists and the rest are developing other Region and country with drugs

bobowaja:

E pain am

Please...with this your see through juvenile instigation


Nigeria is fighting mighty hard to keep those 5 percenters. There seems to be a disconnect between action n words.

Calling a beautiful babe ugly hoping to hurt her feelings doesn't work guy. Why? Because she already knows what she is.

Don't let that go over ya coconut head

The reason is glaring to all.
Foolish ig os from Aba will rather leave their destiny in the hands of criminals like Ikpeazu n Theodore Orji to keep wailing like the lunatic they are over Lagos Yoruba n Tinubu affairs.

BluntCrazeMan:
In the Just-concluded Aba North and Aba South Federal Constituency Bye-election, out of the registered 496,628 number of voters in the Constituency, only 16,335 were accredited, constituting only 3.29% turnout of the whole number of registered voters in the Constituency.

With this, it just means that, even if the voters turnout is just 0.003% (or something like 35 people out of 759,456 registered voters), INEC will still declare their results like that.

It is really worrisome.

What was the reason for the Low Voters Turnout?

Was it Voter-apathy?
Or were they Boycotting as usual?

(This is a very bitter message to Boycotters.
No matter the boycotting, even if One Single Person Came out to vote, his vote will count, and whoever he voted for would win).

This happens when a senatorial district is populated by lunatic fixated on Lagos instead fixing their wretched land.

BluntCrazeMan:
Now, only 3.29% of the whole population chose someone for the whole people, and the whole remaining 96.71% of people will have to watch and look as things go bad (or good if they are lucky).

franchasng:
The answer to your question is the reason why Igbos are agitating for their own nation where they will be in charge of their leaders.........corrupt Northern politicians occupying Federal government of Nigeria always make sure the most corrupt Igbo politicians emerge winners in the Southeast......a clear example happened in 2019 general election, Imo state people elected their choice Governor Emeka Ihedioha, Fulani corrupt federal government used Supreme court to upturn Imo people's choice and installed a known fraudster Hope Uzodinma as Imo Governor who is now busy destroying Imo state.




Igbos have suffered so much marginalization in the hands of Hausa-Fulani and their Yoruba backstabbing collaborators since the end of the civil war in 1969.


You guys know the truth, but wickedness and selfishness will never let you guys confess to the truth, and that's why nature will handle you guys with time, just time.

Is it northerners that rigged in ebisike,abaribe or Ta orji?

rajiedreez:
We still have a long way to go with regards to election credibility and acceptability in this country, why will just 3.2% of eligible voters cast votes and INEC declare a candidate victorious. There should be a minimum voters turnout to declare a winner in an election.

True.I think the minimum turnout should be 25%

BluntCrazeMan:
That one still baffles me.
The Constitution gave INEC (and only INEC alone) the power to count votes.
Even if they counted nonsense, the best thing that the courts would have done is to request for a re-count of the ballots, or at worst, cancel the whole election and order for a fresh election.
I just can't fathom the reason why INEC didn't take that Imo State case serious, on the grounds that: “Supreme Court Did Their Job For Them and went ahead to count votes”.

Oga,the law in that case did not allow for a recount or a fresh election.a recount could have been called for if the results or votes were null or voided or if inec provided result sheets.only apc provided result sheets,inec refused to provide their own and therefore according to law,that of apc will stand in the absence of contrary results.the courts got it right albeit controversially.

Inec job is subject to the courts.the courts have the final say

Emzenoz:
in a country that the third runner up can be declared the winner out from the blue ?.... Everything is fundamentally wrong with Nigeria. even those that are votes for what do they do ? especially the senate... they don't do any project ... they are just rubber stamp for the presidency

What if the third runner up was actually the winner but was cheated! This present senate is the best

BluntCrazeMan:
The Imo State Judgement still baffles me till today.
..
The Constitution gave INEC (and only INEC alone) the powers to count votes.
Even if they counted nonsense, the best thing that the courts would have done is to request for a re-count of the ballots, or at worst, cancel the whole election and order for a fresh election.
I just can't fathom the reason why INEC didn't take that Imo State case serious, on the grounds that: “Supreme Court Did Their Job For Them, and went ahead to count votes”.

Oga,the constitution gave the courts the powers to scrutinize or supervise inec which includes recounting of votes.this is not the first time the courts are doing this.it happened in edo 2008,ondo2008,osun 2010,ekiti 2010 etc....all inec decisions are subject to judicial review.read the electoral act...

Elections can only be cancelled if there constitutional two third requirement wasnt met or if there was massive violence,rigging or over voting which wasnt the case.moreover,the apc candidate never requested for a cancellation or recount....he claimed that his votes were under recorded or wrongfully collated and that most of his votes were not recorded and he provided evidences which inec and pdp couldn't controvert...

Even if it was 1% vote cast, my joy is that APC has been defeated. How could one be in Senate and expect people to vote for his kid bro to be in the House of Representatives? Is his family the only one qualified for leadership?

marvin906:



What do you actually know is e voting..
And who told you it can't be manipulated

And what's the alternative Mr Counter

donprinyo:

And what's the alternative Mr Counter

The reason I was countering you was statement almost implying è voting means siting at home to vote which is not done anywhere..
For your question is still e voting

marvin906:



The reason I was countering you was statement almost implying è voting means siting at home to vote which is not done anywhere..
For your question is still e voting

Nigeria security and legal issues are weak. As a citizen that wants to survive the current state of the country, e-voting is all I can ask for.

donprinyo:

Nigeria security and legal issues are weak. As a citizen that wants to survive the current state of the country, e-voting is all I can ask for.

E voting does not mean sit at home and vote

We don’t give a F about these damn bastards politicking. Ndi Aba knows it’s all man for himself. government no send you

marvin906:




E voting does not mean sit at home and vote

What does it mean?

donprinyo:
What does it mean?

Simple terms using electronic means to vote Example card reader

marvin906:



Simple terms using electronic means to vote
Example card reader

Not really my expectation. Every eligible person in dis country by now should have been identified with a special unique no. and must be the ones only allowed to vote by any means possible especially, through electronics means like internet enabled or any other means possible. Because of the insecurity ravaging the nation, eligible voters should be protected by all means necessary.

Another fact that people are tired of the system called one Nigeria

capitalzero:
Are people in areas who turned out enmass to vote in previous elections enjoying dividends of democrazy than areas with low turn out?
Passive protest is better than active protest.

what have we gained from protest?

gidgiddy:


People have been voting since 1960 and it got them no where. Nigeria is simply not workable

People are tired of voting. Its not voting that will anything in Nigeria, only a revolution will change things. We can only hope that it wont be a violent one

too lazy to vote, too lazy to revolute

MyVILLAGEpeople:
People are tired of the failed political system. And we know our votes don't count most times. Nigeria is a fraud abeg.

yet 3% vote was counted. Jokes on you

MyVILLAGEpeople:


Even if everyone votes, do our votes really counts in this country??. Especially under this present administration that don't give a damn about its people.

did 3.29% count or not

bobowaja:

Se na Yoruba or Hausa deh represent you guys ni? Is it not same Igbo that will still lead you assuming u get Biafra?

help me ask am o

duro4chang:
If our votes don't count why do politicians give money to the voters? If our votes don't count does it mean this Saturday election was rigged?

you for ask am why there is election every month if vote doesn't count or why they bother to campaign?

Collins4u1:




The one they've been voting since goan see the look of Aba.

when they vote for crooks

donprinyo:
e-voting is the only answer. as for me and my family, its never wise to risk our lives for rubbish politicians

na e-rigging sweet pass

donprinyo:
e-voting is the only answer. as for me and my family, its never wise to risk our lives for rubbish politicians

how many ppl have access to internet?
Do you see the issue with jamb, waec, non, cac, passport anything online in Nigeria? Electricity, data, server issues?

MIKOLOWISKA:
how many ppl have access to internet?
Do you see the issue with jamb, waec, non, cac, passport anything online in Nigeria? Electricity, data, server issues?

As long as a community have access to phone, e-voting is possible

Ferrous:
Hmm! No party would risk zoning their presidency to this region.

Hello. Do you still use your Redmi Note 5a prime?

No. Redmi Note 8

LandMann:


Hello. Do you still use your Redmi Note 5a prime?