| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by Validated: 7:28pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
See it here |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by NothingDoMe: 7:37pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
lhordspy:
Go and read section 299 and stop fooling yourself. So? Abuja is a state. Does Abuja functioning as a state change the requirement? Did it change its name from FCT? As long as 299 did not overwrite 134, then 134 still stands. Abuja is a state and still the Federal Capital. lol. |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by Jayneck: 7:37pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
Parachoko:
This one no know say Asiwaju is the President Elect 😂🤣 rejoice now why it last asiwaju will never be swore in, the electoral law will see to dat they are a lot of evidence against him. They can call all the figure they like now somebody must win but he will not be swore in. The election is totally against the amended 2022 electoral act buhari survive 2019 because it has not been amend then the law accommodated their rigging pattern then, they thought it is still business as usual. Let them rejoice now why it last |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by Jostoman: 7:40pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
mymadam:
No. The Commonwealth Observer Group say the Presidential Election just concluded was... fair! e no go better for them for saying that. |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by NothingDoMe: 7:40pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
Upworkwriter007:
FCT is considered a state. The provisions of this Constitution shall apply to the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja as if it were one of the States of the Federation; and accordingly - (a) all the legislative powers, the executive powers and the judicial powers vested in the House of Assembly, the Governor of a State and in the courts of a State shall, respectively, vest in the National Assembly, the President of the Federation and in the courts which by virtue of the foregoing provisions are courts established for the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja; (b) all the powers referred to in paragraph (a) of this section shall be exercised in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution; and (c) the provisions of this Constitution pertaining to the matters aforesaid shall be read with such modifications and adaptations as may be reasonably necessary to bring them into conformity with the provisions of this section It didn't say Abuja has transformed from FCT into a state. It says Abuja will behave as if it's a state. Let me highlight it : The provisions of this Constitution shall apply to the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja as if it were one of the States of the Federation; and accordingly - You see the clause? Na here lawyers take dey chop money. cc ihordspy 1 Like |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by Parachoko: 7:45pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
Jayneck:
rejoice now why it last asiwaju will never be swore in, the electoral law will see to dat they are a lot of evidence against him. They can call all the figure they like now somebody must win but he will not be swore in. The election is totally against the amended 2022 electoral act buhari survive 2019 because it has not been amend then the law accommodated their rigging pattern then, they thought it is still business as usual. Let them rejoice now why it last 
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| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by famology(m): 8:07pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
This one don cry tire. Where ur colleagues? PrinceofLagos kikikikikikiki 🤣 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by unclejb2(m): 8:17pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
lhordspy:
Hmm. How many times will i school you guys today?
You dont need to get 25% in FCT to be president. FCT is considered a state in the constitution. You just need to have 25% in 24 states, including FCT or not. Then get majority vote across the nation, then you are good to go.
Even going by the screenshot you posted, it shows you dont even know what is 25% of total vote cast. If LP is having 111k votes as the leader, then the second 61k with one LGA to go. it means the total vote cast is not much.
Children just full this forum, reason why i spend more of my time on twitter these days
Modified: Go and read section 299 of the Nigeria constitution which already recognise FCT as a state.
And section 134 of the constitution states that; a candidate will be declared winner of a presidential election if he has:
“(a) he has the majority of votes cast at the election; and (b) he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
So it means FCT is part of that 24 state required by the constitution to get your 25%, it is not a seperate entity, it is considered a state as stated by section 299.
Simple. it's obvious that you have comprehension crisis.... 24 states and the FCT... 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by Formularcr7: 8:19pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
lhordspy:
Hmm. How many times will i school you guys today?
You dont need to get 25% in FCT to be president. FCT is considered a state in the constitution. You just need to have 25% in 24 states, including FCT or not. Then get majority vote across the nation, then you are good to go.
Even going by the screenshot you posted, it shows you dont even know what is 25% of total vote cast. If LP is having 111k votes as the leader, then the second 61k with one LGA to go. it means the total vote cast is not much.
Children just full this forum, reason why i spend more of my time on twitter these days
Modified: Go and read section 299 of the Nigeria constitution which already recognise FCT as a state.
And section 134 of the constitution states that; a candidate will be declared winner of a presidential election if he has:
“(a) he has the majority of votes cast at the election; and (b) he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
So it means FCT is part of that 24 state required by the constitution to get your 25%, it is not a seperate entity, it is considered a state as stated by section 299.
Simple. with your analysis,if Abuja is a state,then having 25% in 24 state is not up to 2/3 of the states 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by wegevv: 8:21pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
NothingDoMe:
So? Abuja is a state. Does Abuja functioning as a state change the requirement? Did it change its name from FCT?
As long as 299 did not overwrite 134, then 134 still stands. Abuja is a state and still the Federal Capital. lol. Why doesn’t Abuja have a Governor or gubernatorial elections if it’s a state lol Ask Chatgpt lol 2 Likes 1 Share 
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| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by Bimpe29: 8:42pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
Spot on lhordspy:
Hmm. How many times will i school you guys today?
You dont need to get 25% in FCT to be president. FCT is considered a state in the constitution. You just need to have 25% in 24 states, including FCT or not. Then get majority vote across the nation, then you are good to go.
Even going by the screenshot you posted, it shows you dont even know what is 25% of total vote cast. If LP is having 111k votes as the leader, then the second 61k with one LGA to go. it means the total vote cast is not much.
Children just full this forum, reason why i spend more of my time on twitter these days
Modified: Go and read section 299 of the Nigeria constitution which already recognise FCT as a state.
And section 134 of the constitution states that; a candidate will be declared winner of a presidential election if he has:
“(a) he has the majority of votes cast at the election; and (b) he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
So it means FCT is part of that 24 state required by the constitution to get your 25%, it is not a seperate entity, it is considered a state as stated by section 299.
Simple. |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by basilo102: 8:53pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
alsudan:
They know 25% in FCT is a constitutional requirement that must be met before their candidate can be declared President Elect.
They had every other thing figured to sneak them into Aso Rock, but they didn’t see Abuja happening to them.
Miraculously they have configured 27% for themselves after 5 Area Councils.
But that’s where their confusion worsened, because the last Area Council is AMAC which is the biggest and where Obi swept over 80% of votes.
Waiting to see the Wonder the perform with the AMAC figures in other to get the mandatory 25% in the FCT. Do you have AMAC results? 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by Thedon22: 9:05pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
Grappling at straws. Last acts of a drowning man. |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by MikeofAfrica: 9:47pm On Feb 27, 2023 |
Upworkwriter007:
FCT is considered a state. If FCT is considered a state then the phrase " Including the FCT " will be use instead of the phrase " and the FCT". The word "and" makes the FCT an independent entity. 1 Like |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by Toks2008(m): 4:55pm On Feb 28, 2023 |
lhordspy:
Hmm. How many times will i school you guys today?
You dont need to get 25% in FCT to be president. FCT is considered a state in the constitution. You just need to have 25% in 24 states, including FCT or not. Then get majority vote across the nation, then you are good to go.
Even going by the screenshot you posted, it shows you dont even know what is 25% of total vote cast. If LP is having 111k votes as the leader, then the second 61k with one LGA to go. it means the total vote cast is not much.
Children just full this forum, reason why i spend more of my time on twitter these days
Modified: Go and read section 299 of the Nigeria constitution which already recognise FCT as a state.
And section 134 of the constitution states that; a candidate will be declared winner of a presidential election if he has:
“(a) he has the majority of votes cast at the election; and (b) he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
So it means FCT is part of that 24 state required by the constitution to get your 25%, it is not a seperate entity, it is considered a state as stated by section 299.
Simple. Simple English is the problem here... Abuja is a stand alone 1 Like |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by alsudan: 1:24am On Mar 01, 2023 |
The FCT has truly saved Nigeria 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by OmoFiditi: 1:24am On Mar 01, 2023 |
alsudan:
They know 25% in FCT is a constitutional requirement that must be met before their candidate can be declared President Elect.
They had every other thing figured to sneak them into Aso Rock, but they didn’t see Abuja happening to them.
Miraculously they have configured 27% for themselves after 5 Area Councils.
But that’s where their confusion worsened, because the last Area Council is AMAC which is the biggest and where Obi swept over 80% of votes.
Waiting to see the Wonder the perform with the AMAC figures in other to get the mandatory 25% in the FCT. They finally didn't get it. They have a mountain to climb now.  1 Like |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by Esaint2016: 1:26am On Mar 01, 2023 |
lhordspy:
Hmm. How many times will i school you guys today?
You dont need to get 25% in FCT to be president. FCT is considered a state in the constitution. You just need to have 25% in 24 states, including FCT or not. Then get majority vote across the nation, then you are good to go.
Even going by the screenshot you posted, it shows you dont even know what is 25% of total vote cast. If LP is having 111k votes as the leader, then the second 61k with one LGA to go. it means the total vote cast is not much.
Children just full this forum, reason why i spend more of my time on twitter these days
Modified: Go and read section 299 of the Nigeria constitution which already recognise FCT as a state.
And section 134 of the constitution states that; a candidate will be declared winner of a presidential election if he has:
“(a) he has the majority of votes cast at the election; and (b) he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
So it means FCT is part of that 24 state required by the constitution to get your 25%, it is not a seperate entity, it is considered a state as stated by section 299.
Simple. What is the difference between this two statement 1. he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. 2. he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and THE Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. 1 Like |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by Alaigbopress: 1:39am On Mar 01, 2023 |
lhordspy:
Hmm. How many times will i school you guys today?
You dont need to get 25% in FCT to be president. FCT is considered a state in the constitution. You just need to have 25% in 24 states, including FCT or not. Then get majority vote across the nation, then you are good to go.
Even going by the screenshot you posted, it shows you dont even know what is 25% of total vote cast. If LP is having 111k votes as the leader, then the second 61k with one LGA to go. it means the total vote cast is not much.
Children just full this forum, reason why i spend more of my time on twitter these days
Modified: Go and read section 299 of the Nigeria constitution which already recognise FCT as a state.
And section 134 of the constitution states that; a candidate will be declared winner of a presidential election if he has:
“(a) he has the majority of votes cast at the election; and (b) he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
So it means FCT is part of that 24 state required by the constitution to get your 25%, it is not a seperate entity, it is considered a state as stated by section 299.
Simple. You are actually wrong go back and read the law again, this time slowly or call a SAN to interprete it for You. 1 Like |
| Re: APC Desperate For 25% In Abuja by IVORY2009(m): 7:03am On Mar 01, 2023 |
lhordspy:
Oga. This thing was straightened out by Femi falana himself. Go and sit down. Unfortunately, Mr Falana is not a constitutional lawyer but a human rights lawyer, ask Olisa Agbakoba, he said the winner must score 25% votes in FCT, to be declared winner. 1 Like |
