Oyetola tun ma lule piii Lekan siii niiii ile ejo tribunal

Hmm

9jahotblog:
Implication of the Federal High Court ruling on Oyetola Candidacy

There is no appeal until Tuesday because Monday has been declared by Aregbesola as Public holiday, Oyetola can only file appeal on Tuesday, why the Osun State Election petition tribunal will be sitting on Tuesday of which the PDP lawyers will bring it to the notice of the Election petition tribunal that the APC candidate who bought the case has no course of action since he was not even qualify ab intio for the election held and the court is likely to dismiss the Election petition for lack of locus standi.

Interesting

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tunene66:


https://www.newtelegraphng.com/osun-court-nullifies-nomination-of-apc-candidate-oyetola-deputy/

this APC sef is too stubborn. they almost lost Ondo State due to this issue. They won on technical grounds because Eyitayo Jegede did not join Buni in the suit.

I think this should teach them a lesson.

OYETOLA'S DOUBLE JEOPARDY: IMPLICATION FOR OSUN GUBER TRIBUNAL

By Wale Abdulahi

The ruling against Governor Gboyega Oyetola came to many as a surprise. It constitutes major setback for the defeated Governor and also indicated more negative fallouts for the Iragbiji politician.

Yes, the Governor has the grace to appeal the judgement up to Supreme Court. Irrespective of that window of opportunity, he is as at today, not a contender in the July 16 election in the face of the law. Hence, his involvement in whatever capacity lacks any legal foundation. As his candidacy is null and void, so was his participation at the poll an extended illegality. By extension therefore, his petition at the Tribunal is simply a nullity.

The Governor's predicament is compounded by myriads of challenges. His surrogate case through Dotun Babayemi failed miserably on his birthday, 29th of September. The Insurance man had calculated that an invalidation of primaries that produced Ademola Adeleke will imply PDP having no candidate at the election and therefore Oyetola as the runner up automatically the actual winner. It was an evil genius of a mind on both sides of the bargain as Babayemi had wilfully acted as a tool to destroy his own party. Oyetola also hoped to benefit from the unwholesome enterprise, casting himself in a garb of inordinate power seeker with no tinge of morality.

It is then somehow not strange that the Governor was repaid in his own coin. The table turned less than 24 hours and the hunter becomes the hunted. Today, APC had no candidate in the July election. INEC's declaration of Adeleke as winner remains.

When Oyetola eventually appeal the judgement, he would then have extra wahala on his head. While his push to deny Adeleke of his victory has become unsustainable and impossible, his focus will now be both Tribunal and the disqualification case. An usurper after somebody’s asset is hunted on all fronts. Increasingly, his capacity to push a hopeless case at the Tribunal is irreparably degraded and destroyed.

Having offended the judiciary by media trial of his petition, he has become a marked figure before the lord justices. Having failed to apologise for derisive treatment of the Tribunal, he has become a fatally injured animal easily tracked by the strong arm of the law. Oyetola is therefore not only a failed project, his options are also growing less and dim by the day.

So the impact of the ruling on the Tribunal matter is multi-dimensional. A politician who is not a candidate at an election has no locus standi to file an election petition. This Iragbiji man lacks actus reus, a fortiori, amicus curiae, a posteriori, a priori, audi alteram partem, autrefois acquit. He does not exist before the law; his petition is not known; and ceases to be a contestant at July 16th poll.

Critical implication is the legal cloud and storm this has put the "unknown" petitioner. On October 4th, when the Tribunal resumes, it is safe to assume there is no petition before the lord justices. Whatever is before the panel is a baby of illegality that cannot stand before the hallowed chamber of illegality.

Yes, Oyetola will appeal the judgement. But as long as the judgement subsists, he is an interloper, a man suffering from double jeopardy, having received two blows and two gifts on his birthday.

Put more directly, Oyetola's originally weak case at the Tribunal has irredeemably collapsed. Adeleke's victory is getting consolidated.

kentrowiz:


No bro. The only reason Aketi escaped was that PDP did not join Buni as a party to the Suit when challenging Aketi's election. That judgement gave them guidelines to challenge all actions taken by Buni. Ekiti should jeer up for SDP too.

Is SDP in court?

haaaa early morning tea for Moh247

9jahotblog:
OYETOLA'S DOUBLE JEOPARDY: IMPLICATION FOR OSUN GUBER TRIBUNAL

By Wale Abdulahi

The ruling against Governor Gboyega Oyetola came to many as a surprise. It constitutes major setback for the defeated Governor and also indicated more negative fallouts for the Iragbiji politician.

Yes, the Governor has the grace to appeal the judgement up to Supreme Court. Irrespective of that window of opportunity, he is as at today, not a contender in the July 16 election in the face of the law. Hence, his involvement in whatever capacity lacks any legal foundation. As his candidacy is null and void, so was his participation at the poll an extended illegality. By extension therefore, his petition at the Tribunal is simply a nullity.

The Governor's predicament is compounded by myriads of challenges. His surrogate case through Dotun Babayemi failed miserably on his birthday, 29th of September. The Insurance man had calculated that an invalidation of primaries that produced Ademola Adeleke will imply PDP having no candidate at the election and therefore Oyetola as the runner up automatically the actual winner. It was an evil genius of a mind on both sides of the bargain as Babayemi had wilfully acted as a tool to destroy his own party. Oyetola also hoped to benefit from the unwholesome enterprise, casting himself in a garb of inordinate power seeker with no tinge of morality.

It is then somehow not strange that the Governor was repaid in his own coin. The table turned less than 24 hours and the hunter becomes the hunted. Today, APC had no candidate in the July election. INEC's declaration of Adeleke as winner remains.

When Oyetola eventually appeal the judgement, he would then have extra wahala on his head. While his push to deny Adeleke of his victory has become unsustainable and impossible, his focus will now be both Tribunal and the disqualification case. An usurper after somebody’s asset is hunted on all fronts. Increasingly, his capacity to push a hopeless case at the Tribunal is irreparably degraded and destroyed.

Having offended the judiciary by media trial of his petition, he has become a marked figure before the lord justices. Having failed to apologise for derisive treatment of the Tribunal, he has become a fatally injured animal easily tracked by the strong arm of the law. Oyetola is therefore not only a failed project, his options are also growing less and dim by the day.

So the impact of the ruling on the Tribunal matter is multi-dimensional. A politician who is not a candidate at an election has no locus standi to file an election petition. This Iragbiji man lacks actus reus, a fortiori, amicus curiae, a posteriori, a priori, audi alteram partem, autrefois acquit. He does not exist before the law; his petition is not known; and ceases to be a contestant at July 16th poll.

Critical implication is the legal cloud and storm this has put the "unknown" petitioner. On October 4th, when the Tribunal resumes, it is safe to assume there is no petition before the lord justices. Whatever is before the panel is a baby of illegality that cannot stand before the hallowed chamber of illegality.

Yes, Oyetola will appeal the judgement. But as long as the judgement subsists, he is an interloper, a man suffering from double jeopardy, having received two blows and two gifts on his birthday.

Put more directly, Oyetola's originally weak case at the Tribunal has irredeemably collapsed. Adeleke's victory is getting consolidated.

Abeg when are they swearing in Ademola Adeleke? I can't wait to watch him dance. This time the dance go pass Michael Jackson!

If this nullification sails thru, Buhari is to blame. It's a known fact that if an elected chairman of a party is removed or stepped down for any reason another person from his geo-zone should replaced him.
Osiomole is from South, but Buhari interested in installing a Northern agenda and with lack of any political ideas not experience, singlehandedly chose a sitting governor from the North to replace Osiomole.
And to think no one from Apc in the South opposed the stupid decision is baffling.
All because they want the presidency next

garfield where you dey?

garfield1:


A foolish judgment.the supreme court settled this matter in jegede vs aketi supra

Under the new Electoral Act( 2022). Buni was not involved in the Ondo case.

Ekiti is next

Urheadmaster:



Even Tinubu next year general elections in Nigeria no sure for him and is APC ticket

Tnubu has won already.

garfield1:


A foolish judgment.the supreme court settled this matter in jegede vs aketi supra

Why are you lying? Why are you lying?

CaptainFM1:


Abeg when are they swearing in Ademola Adeleke? I can't wait to watch him dance. This time the dance go pass Michael Jackson!

November 27th . Imole de Okunkun Parada ni gbogbo ipinle Osun. Senator Ademola Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke’s a goal.

chloride6:


Why are you lying? Why are you lying?

Abeg explain to him ooo, he’s frustrated and doesn’t know the law at all.

9jahotblog:
Abeg explain to him ooo, he’s frustrated and doesn’t know the law at all.

Even Keyamo their attack bulldog alluded to the fact that they escaped by a hair’s breath.

Oyetola in d mud. He should just pack his load and go back to Lagos. He's fighting a lost cause battle at d tribunal.

BTW,with this judgment now,what happens next? Is he vacating his seat or appealing

This is a heavy blow to Pa Amuda Ogunlere! aka TINUBU. upon all his humongous ill gotten wealth he couldn't afford to buy VICTORY for his stooge. Enough is enough.


#let's Take Back Our Country.

I think our Judiciary is a scam.

Last year, a High Court in Abuja declared that Mai Boni and the other caretaker committee members were holding temporary Adhoc position in the party which they are not paid salary, that the position was not elective therefore they have not breached any portion of electoral law or constitution of the country.

Whoever the heaven has rejected no man on earth can help him....that's what is going to be the fate of apc the evil party in this country ...urchins can cry or shout I don't care... One thing I know is that either in their presence or their absence Nigeria will be better again..

tunene66:


https://www.newtelegraphng.com/osun-court-nullifies-nomination-of-apc-candidate-oyetola-deputy/

That second judgement is a bomb PDP must not joke with, they should pursue it to the supreme court and make sure that all APC current and serving candidates nominated by that Buni are all notified through the same court.

garfield1:


A foolish judgment.the supreme court settled this matter in jegede vs aketi supra

No, you got it wrong. The only grace Aketi enjoyed then was that Buni was not join in suit submitted by Jegede

Oyetola is a bad loser. I don't see any serious basis for the petition against the Osun election results. I'm an APC person but the election was fair and it reflected the wishes of the people even though the dancer would not achieve anything but he's the choice of the people and so be it.

9jahotblog:
OYETOLA'S DOUBLE JEOPARDY: IMPLICATION FOR OSUN GUBER TRIBUNAL

By Wale Abdulahi

The ruling against Governor Gboyega Oyetola came to many as a surprise. It constitutes major setback for the defeated Governor and also indicated more negative fallouts for the Iragbiji politician.

Yes, the Governor has the grace to appeal the judgement up to Supreme Court. Irrespective of that window of opportunity, he is as at today, not a contender in the July 16 election in the face of the law. Hence, his involvement in whatever capacity lacks any legal foundation. As his candidacy is null and void, so was his participation at the poll an extended illegality. By extension therefore, his petition at the Tribunal is simply a nullity.

The Governor's predicament is compounded by myriads of challenges. His surrogate case through Dotun Babayemi failed miserably on his birthday, 29th of September. The Insurance man had calculated that an invalidation of primaries that produced Ademola Adeleke will imply PDP having no candidate at the election and therefore Oyetola as the runner up automatically the actual winner. It was an evil genius of a mind on both sides of the bargain as Babayemi had wilfully acted as a tool to destroy his own party. Oyetola also hoped to benefit from the unwholesome enterprise, casting himself in a garb of inordinate power seeker with no tinge of morality.

It is then somehow not strange that the Governor was repaid in his own coin. The table turned less than 24 hours and the hunter becomes the hunted. Today, APC had no candidate in the July election. INEC's declaration of Adeleke as winner remains.

When Oyetola eventually appeal the judgement, he would then have extra wahala on his head. While his push to deny Adeleke of his victory has become unsustainable and impossible, his focus will now be both Tribunal and the disqualification case. An usurper after somebody’s asset is hunted on all fronts. Increasingly, his capacity to push a hopeless case at the Tribunal is irreparably degraded and destroyed.

Having offended the judiciary by media trial of his petition, he has become a marked figure before the lord justices. Having failed to apologise for derisive treatment of the Tribunal, he has become a fatally injured animal easily tracked by the strong arm of the law. Oyetola is therefore not only a failed project, his options are also growing less and dim by the day.

So the impact of the ruling on the Tribunal matter is multi-dimensional. A politician who is not a candidate at an election has no locus standi to file an election petition. This Iragbiji man lacks actus reus, a fortiori, amicus curiae, a posteriori, a priori, audi alteram partem, autrefois acquit. He does not exist before the law; his petition is not known; and ceases to be a contestant at July 16th poll.

Critical implication is the legal cloud and storm this has put the "unknown" petitioner. On October 4th, when the Tribunal resumes, it is safe to assume there is no petition before the lord justices. Whatever is before the panel is a baby of illegality that cannot stand before the hallowed chamber of illegality.

Yes, Oyetola will appeal the judgement. But as long as the judgement subsists, he is an interloper, a man suffering from double jeopardy, having received two blows and two gifts on his birthday.

Put more directly, Oyetola's originally weak case at the Tribunal has irredeemably collapsed. Adeleke's victory is getting consolidated.

SadiqBabaSani:
Trouble for APC, would been great had Buni Presided over the Presidential Primaries of Apc, by now Pa Amoda would be shivering greatly

Dont worry it's just one - 0

Una eyes go clear

garfield1:


A foolish judgment.the supreme court settled this matter in jegede vs aketi supra

How is the judgment foolish?

Troublemaker111:
Oyetola just dey lule anyhow where are those urchins saying Oyetola will reclaim his mandate Gbogbo won tiwo igbó lo

Don't mind them bunch of insensitive dreamer

garfield1:


A foolish judgment.the supreme court settled this matter in jegede vs aketi supra

So the same Supreme court that created its own governor for Imo State is wise?

Amayabor1:


How is the judgment foolish?

The court settled it in ondo

opius:


No, you got it wrong. The only grace Aketi enjoyed then was that Buni was not join in suit submitted by Jegede

The court also held that even if buni was joined,signatures are not a ground for nullification

chloride6:


Why are you lying? Why are you lying?

Read jegede vs aketi supra son

meetme01:


Under the new Electoral Act( 2022). Buni was not involved in the Ondo case.

Ekiti is next

Ekiti was not challenged.eve. if buni was involved,it will amount to nothing