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Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by suxkill: 2:30pm On Feb 28, 2023
Trollronaldo:
Mike Igini, Akwa Ibom State INEC commissioner stated it a day before the election thsy the winner must get 25% in FCT according to the constitution...
Note that Tinubu manages to secure 20% in FCT.
Video is in the link

Seems like Obi drew the final Blood

https://mobile.twitter.com/Oyinkitana/status/1630527891900383234

Op for get those agbado urchins who seems to be blind when the truth is staring them at their faces.

I told some one about this 25% on election day because I watched the electoral officer live on Arise TV precisely on the morning show about 2 weeks ago.

He clarified it that once a presidential candidate does not get 25% in the FCT, his result is inconsequential..

Btw all we ask INEC is to follow the rules it has set.

Thiefnibu will not rule us insha Allah

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Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by franchasofficia: 2:33pm On Feb 28, 2023
femisplash:

Look the contradictions in your senseless narratives. If the results were rigged, APC would not have lost the states in their strongholds. As long as the core north would always never vote and ibo man, there's no way Obi would win, he failed woefully in the core north. And from all indication. ibos are the biggest riggers for the fact that neither APC nor PDP won a single state in the SE but 99% was rigged for their son.
Goodluck didn't win Northeast and Northwest states and he won in 2011.



Besides Obi was voted in some Northeast and Northwest states despite massive rigging.


Taraba
Kaduna
Sokoto
Bauchi
Gombe
Adamawa



So what are you blabbing young man?

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Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Ogonimilitant(m): 2:40pm On Feb 28, 2023
Alba3:
This is just grammar. In every context, whether in nysc, census, etc, Nigeria division is referred to as 36 states and fct. If they now say something (24) in 36 states and fct, that means if you won in 23 states + fct making 24, then you're qualified because fct is seen as one of the states. It doesn't mean fct is a mandatory or compulsory.
the constitution did not use the word "and"/FCT It said in 24 states including FCT
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by stuffs2002: 2:45pm On Feb 28, 2023
somegirl1:


If it's not clear to you that the election was rigged, there's really no spiritual or scientific remedy for you.


The only rigging we saw was in South East.

Even the party agents of other party voted LP


How can you have 100% voters voting a single candidate

Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by femisplash: 2:46pm On Feb 28, 2023
franchasofficia:
Goodluck didn't win Northeast and Northwest states and he won in 2011.



Besides Obi was voted in some Northeast and Northwest states despite massive rigging.


Taraba
Kaduna
Sokoto
Bauchi
Gombe
Adamawa



So what are you blabbing young man?
Except Taraba which is NC with Minority Christian Pleateu & Nassarawa, Obi failed woefully in Core North.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by JuicyStar: 2:51pm On Feb 28, 2023
DMerciful:
Mike Igini of INEC already cleared this before election

Mike Igini interpretation must be in line with the intent of the drafters of the section of the constitution. And I think that the section should be amended so as to clear what people might call ambiguous.

However as it stand now the right interpretation should be that the FCT must be included as a State in the Federation for the calculation of the two-thirds. That’s the only way the conjunction of “and” can make sense. The two-thirds of the Federation should stand at 24.7 States of the “36 + 1” States” in consideration. Going by the mathematical rule of approximation when a figure is higher than 5, it then means that for a candidate to be declared the President, the candidate must have the majority of votes cast at the election; and also has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in at least 25 of all the States in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by PeterObi4LP: 2:54pm On Feb 28, 2023
I just dey here since dey read comment and be laughing at urchins them. Take it or leave it, Tinubu will never rule Nigeria.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by franchasofficia: 2:55pm On Feb 28, 2023
femisplash:

Except Taraba which is NC with Minority Christian Pleateu & Nassarawa, Obi failed woefully in Core North.
Ode, Taraba is Northeast.



So you still believe in the doctored election?


Obi performed well in Taraba a NE state

Kaduna a Northwest state.

Bauchi and Gombe both Northeast states.




Performed excellently well in Northcentral, so what next?


Go and check election result of 2011 and the States Goodluck won.....NW and NE hardly vote Southern Christians yet Obi got good votes from there.



Real politicians are already fearing Obi and a small boy like you is on Nairaland barking for nothing lol

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Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by DMerciful(m): 2:56pm On Feb 28, 2023
He said it before election so couldn't have change in the middle of the game
JuicyStar:


Mike Igini interpretation must be in line with the intent of the drafters of the section of the constitution. And I think that the section should be amended so as to clear what people might call ambiguous.

However as it stand now the right interpretation should be that the FCT must be included as a State in the Federation for the calculation of the two-thirds. That’s the only way the conjunction of “and” can make sense. The two-thirds of the Federation should stand at 24.7 States of the “36 + 1” States” in consideration. Going by the mathematical rule of approximation when a figure is higher than 5, it then means that for a candidate to be declared the President, the candidate must have the majority of votes cast at the election; and also has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in at least 25 of all the States in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by blabulu2000: 3:00pm On Feb 28, 2023
Soldier are in Barracks ...wanting to test their shooting skill on some people bodies...

Perhaps they are skill needs to be tested on some Obi thugs ....I trust aboki soldiers....
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Cyberterror: 3:09pm On Feb 28, 2023
False narrative. FCT is considered a state in this regard and does not have a special 25% of its own.

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Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by JuicyStar: 3:15pm On Feb 28, 2023
DMerciful:
He said it before election so couldn't have change in the middle of the game

The interpretation of any section of the constitution lies with the courts and not with even the INEC section to interpret. Mike was giving his own personal interpretation and not speaking for INEC. The said Section 134 (2) of the constitution doesn’t form part of any policy or election guideline to be interpreted by INEC.

At the end of the day, I guess it’s the court that will settle the matter.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by JuicyStar: 3:18pm On Feb 28, 2023
Cyberterror:
False narrative. FCT is considered a state in this regard and does not have a special 25% of its own.

Exactly. The word used was “and” which didn’t give the FCT a special recognition of its own. It only sees FCT as an addition of the 36 states. So the 25% puts all of the 36 states and Abuja altogether
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by toneroforever(m): 3:23pm On Feb 28, 2023
Obaofaba:


It's not true, Falana has already put the record straight.

Asiwaju is our president elect.

Is Falana the constitution? He just aired his views on the issue
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Faber(m): 3:28pm On Feb 28, 2023
suxkill:


Op for get those agbado urchins who seems to be blind when the truth is staring them at their faces.

I told some one about this 25% on election day because I watched the electoral officer live on Arise TV precisely on the morning show about 2 weeks ago.

He clarified it that once a presidential candidate does not get 25% in the FCT, his result is inconsequential..

Btw all we ask INEC is to follow the rules it has set.

Thiefnibu will not rule us insha Allah

This declaration of results by INEC now is mere exercise in futility. Elections will be cancelled and a fresh start in which all guidelines will be followed and the electoral act adhered to.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by DMerciful(m): 3:33pm On Feb 28, 2023
In any case, no result outside BVAS will be accepted
JuicyStar:


The interpretation of any section of the constitution lies with the courts and not with even the INEC section to interpret. Mike was giving his own personal interpretation and not speaking for INEC. The said Section 134 (2) of the constitution doesn’t form part of any policy or election guideline to be interpreted by INEC.

At the end of the day, I guess it’s the court that will settle the matter.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by femisplash: 3:34pm On Feb 28, 2023
franchasofficia:
Ode, Taraba is Northeast.



So you still believe in the doctored election?


Obi performed well in Taraba a NE state

Kaduna a Northwest state.

Bauchi and Gombe both Northeast states.




Performed excellently well in Northcentral, so what next?


Go and check election result of 2011 and the States Goodluck won.....NW and NE hardly vote Southern Christians yet Obi got good votes from there.



Real politicians are already fearing Obi and a small boy like you is on Nairaland barking for nothing lol
Taraba is not a core northern state, use your brain. It's a majority Christian state. Even with Datti, a relatively unknown quantity, Core Northerners never voted nyamiri. How would he win without votes from the most populated region? GEJ won because he had the majority votes from SE, SS SW and NC as against Buhari who was only limited to his traditional core NW and NE states.
I can bet that without the intimidation of APC, and PDP voters in SE, Obi would not have had 99% votes from SE. Ibos are the biggest riggers.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by jelel6: 3:35pm On Feb 28, 2023
No wonder the dude is a FORMER INEC commissioner. 25% a must in FCT? Sake of say the land they drip with honey or the people of Abuja no dey piss?

The Arise TV knows how to stroke the mendula of certain class of people with questionable IQ. If I was one of those presenters, I'd be ashamed to be listening to that coming from a suppose INEC commissioner.

Imagine saying someone can't win elections in Nigeria if Abuja people didn't vote for them? Nonsense.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Faber(m): 3:36pm On Feb 28, 2023
franchasofficia:
Ode, Taraba is Northeast.



So you still believe in the doctored election?


Obi performed well in Taraba a NE state

Kaduna a Northwest state.

Bauchi and Gombe both Northeast states.




Performed excellently well in Northcentral, so what next?


Go and check election result of 2011 and the States Goodluck won.....NW and NE hardly vote Southern Christians yet Obi got good votes from there.



Real politicians are already fearing Obi and a small boy like you is on Nairaland barking for nothing lol

Even Wike, Dino, Okowa many of them, even Tinubu is afraid, Obi surprised all

Obi didn't get 25% in 2/3 states but meet the requirement in FCT
Tinubu got 25% in 2/3 states and simple majority and failed to get 25% in FCT
Atiku got 25% in 2/3 states and failed in FCT

All of them no meet constitutional requirements. So a fresh elections... It would have been a rerun between Atiku and Tinubu, but Obi will be among on the grounds that INEC violated the electoral act in transmission of results.... Omo interesting days ahead.

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Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Soylife(m): 3:42pm On Feb 28, 2023
Trollronaldo:
you will not listen to the INEC commissioner. You will be putting your won interpretation.

You must get 25% in FCT. The constitution was clear on this
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Demolakay: 3:52pm On Feb 28, 2023
madridguy:
PMB and Masari lost Katsina. That is ok.BAT and Sanwo Olu lost Lagos that is perfect. Adamu and Sule lost Nassarawa that is good. El Rufai lost Kaduna, Ganduje lost Kano, Badaru lost Kebbi, Mala Buni lost Yobe, Inuwa lost Gombe, Lalong lost Plateau, Ayade lost Cross River.

If after all these, you still believed this election is rigged. You need to work on your spiritual life.


D election was clearly nd cleverly rigged.wat ur saying is nt even valid. This is nt d first time dat is happening. It happened in 2015. A lot of influential politicians lost deir elections nd 2015 election itself witnessed massive rigging.

For d fact dat INEC refuses to upload results at d polling units as it has promised, gave d election away!

Inec did dat on purpose in Oda to allow politicians rig.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by SenatePresdo(m): 4:11pm On Feb 28, 2023
madridguy:
PMB and Masari lost Katsina. That is ok.BAT and Sanwo Olu lost Lagos that is perfect. Adamu and Sule lost Nassarawa that is good. El Rufai lost Kaduna, Ganduje lost Kano, Badaru lost Kebbi, Mala Buni lost Yobe, Inuwa lost Gombe, Lalong lost Plateau, Ayade lost Cross River.

If after all these, you still believed this election is rigged. You need to work on your spiritual life.

It was rigged.

If it wasn't, Tinubu can't win one single state in Nigeria.

Nigerians have collectively rejected Tinubu.
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by leokid866: 4:16pm On Feb 28, 2023
Trollronaldo:
But BAT didn't get 25%in FCT.

Constitution said he must to be declared winner
you are ignorant.....you don't need 25% in rhe fct.....the fct is excluded because it is not considered a state.....if you add the fct then Nigeria has 37 states not 36.....
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Katcall: 4:19pm On Feb 28, 2023
Alba3:
This is just grammar. In every context, whether in nysc, census, etc, Nigeria division is referred to as 36 states and fct. If they now say something (24) in 36 states and fct, that means if you won in 23 states + fct making 24, then you're qualified because fct is seen as one of the states(36+1=37units). It doesn't mean fct is a mandatory or compulsory.
you are wrong. 25% in 2/3 of 36 states and fct means you must garner 1/4 of votes in 24 states and abuja
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Katcall: 4:27pm On Feb 28, 2023
Ogonimilitant:
the constitution did not use the word "and"/FCT It said in 24 states including FCT
is abuja one of the 36 states?
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Katcall: 4:36pm On Feb 28, 2023
JuicyStar:


Exactly. The word used was “and” which didn’t give the FCT a special recognition of its own. It only sees FCT as an addition of the 36 states. So the 25% puts all of the 36 states and Abuja altogether
a candidate must secure 25% in 24 states, and fct not 25% in 36 states plus fct. use your brain for christ sake
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Trollronaldo: 4:43pm On Feb 28, 2023
leokid866:
you are ignorant.....you don't need 25% in rhe fct.....the fct is excluded because it is not considered a state.....if you add the fct then Nigeria has 37 states not 36.....
https://mobile.twitter.com/Oyinkitana/status/1630527891900383234

That INEC saying it, not me. You don't know elections more than INEC
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by samunaka: 4:44pm On Feb 28, 2023
Trollronaldo:
Mike Igini, Akwa Ibom State INEC commissioner stated it a day before the election thsy the winner must get 25% in FCT according to the constitution...
Note that Tinubu manages to secure 20% in FCT.
Video is in the link

Seems like Obi drew the final Blood

https://mobile.twitter.com/Oyinkitana/status/1630527891900383234


Forget about this frustrated man, after he has been rigging elections for PDP for over 20 years but his rigging machine has been halted that is why he is now oozing out thrash
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by JuicyStar: 4:49pm On Feb 28, 2023
Katcall:
a candidate must secure 25% in 24 states, and fct not 25% in 36 states plus fct. use your brain for christ sake

Keep deceiving yourself. Learn to converse intelligently and stop using rudeness to showcase ur ignorance
Re: A Candidate won't Be Declared Winner If He Doesn't Get 25% In FCT : INEC by Alba3: 4:50pm On Feb 28, 2023
Katcall:
you are wrong. 25% in 2/3 of 36 states and fct means you must garner 1/4 of votes in 24 states and abuja
You just repeated what I said above. English is really making things hard for us. Try to interpret into your local dialect.

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