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Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by Adabestseason(m): 8:48am On Apr 26, 2022 |
God almighty will bless HORs and SENATE for the electoral act but lacuna is that the act is lopsided in that it would have covered wrongful substitution of candidates by parties and swaps from one position to the other. |
Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by Yankee101: 9:05am On Apr 26, 2022 |
Want fo ear their cake and have it Resign. Then lose the primaries. The assembly set u up |
Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by specialmati(m): 9:30am On Apr 26, 2022 |
Menace2Society:if you are planning to vote APC and not Peter obi we will catch you and put inside that zoo with those 2 hungry lion and release you during election period to vote APC |
Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by UncleDaddy2017(m): 10:39am On Apr 26, 2022 |
As long as they have not purchased the forms, I don't think they should resign. Purchasing the forms and retaining their office is what can disqualify them. My opinion though. |
Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by mrsfavour(f): 10:46am On Apr 26, 2022 |
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Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by adioolayi(m): 11:18am On Apr 26, 2022 |
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Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by kenniegeezu(m): 12:40pm On Apr 26, 2022 |
In Normal climes, the President would have compelled or force them to resign. But since we don't have a president thats why you see a serving minister campaigning for election with public funds and nothing happens. Am sure history will never forget this President as the worst ever in the history of Nigeria. Even a woman would have performed better. |
Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by Saig: 12:42pm On Apr 26, 2022 |
This tells you these guys dont really have ambition to serve, it is for self. One of the qualities of a leader is sacrifice but you see now they refuse to make sacrifice to resign. They should if truly they are NOT happy with condition of things and want to serve and save Nigeria. This should be an eye opener. They are self-seeking fakes |
Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by Remman(m): 1:04pm On Apr 26, 2022 |
I recently discovered that Amaechi and some others not actually contesting. They're just trying to bully Tinubu or pave way for someone else. The price of their form also suggests this: in the sense that they'll use this medium to steal millions via the form's price tag. Watch! |
Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by PhantomProbe(m): 8:05am On Apr 28, 2022 |
humberjade: I think you have contradicted yourself somehow. Like I said, the masses (not the politician who will now only have 'indirect' access to the coffers) will be the worst hit if power goes to the wrong hands for the next 8 years. The difference between the above two groups of people is this; The politician may not be able to live in extreme luxury, but will definitely be able to meet all his needs plus some wants. But majority of the masses will struggle to get a decent meal per day. So, in your opinion, who dey hear wen? Lol |
Re: Electoral Act: Amaechi, Ngige, Risk Disqualification Over Failure To Resign by humberjade: 8:27am On Apr 28, 2022 |
PhantomProbe: So indirectly you are saying the "right hands" are in PDP abi? I will keep saying it, a party in Nigeria doesn't determine the achievements of an elected executive in office, individuals matter. But with the way things are unfolding, garbage politicians would win both parties primaries. So either way, the masses hears wen, and if APC outrigs the PDP, the latter's members remains in political oblivion for at least another 4 years or more. Just so you know, every member of the society, irrespective of class, reaches a level where they feel and see themselves very wretched. So like every facet of life, the rich also cry about finances |
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