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The 25% Of Votes In The FCT Common Sense Saga / SEE HOW CHATGPT INTERPRETED THE 25% REQUIREMENT IN FCT / The Candidates: Why Peter Obi's Analogy Using VAR Is Wrong. (2) (3) (4)
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by Vado2: 9:20pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
mrvitalis: You’re right. It’s illegality! The President serves as the de-facto governor of the FCT. How do you rule over those that didn’t vote you into office?? 1 Like |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by BRIMBRAM: 9:23pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
AntiTerrorist: I hope this is not Obi's lawyers will go and say in the court, else na koboko dem go take flog dem for their head. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by richidinho(m): 9:26pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
muykem: There is a hugh difference between + & and bro Even in the probability, the calculation is different |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by AntiTerrorist: 9:33pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
BRIMBRAM:Each of Obi's lawyer has sense pass all your entire past and present generations combined 1 Like |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by TechGallery: 9:33pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
Vado2: Like I said, there is no provision or law that declares FCT as superior to any state of the federation. The FCT and the people living there are normal people. The only factor that can make Abuja unique in this parlance is if all the inhabitants are delegates from each state of the federation. There is difference between "25% from 2/3 of the states and the FCT" and "25% from 2/3 of the states and 25% of the FCT" or "25% from 2/3 of the states, and the FCT". If emphasis must be placed on the English usage here, only the second and third statements make FCT outright must-have but the first statement will be interpreted as an optional state since no constitution made FCT more important than other states in Nigeria. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by Vado2: 9:46pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
TechGallery: Given that it has already been established that the FCT is not a state and that the constitution calls for 25% in the 2/3rd number of states AND FCT, which asserts that obtaining a 25% in the FCT + 2/3rd of all the states (which FCT is not a part of ) is a requirement before you can be declared as a president.
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Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by Vado2: 9:50pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
The constitution says “There shall be 36 states and the FCT. @Techgallery, what do you understand by that statement?? |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by derealj(m): 9:51pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
TechGallery: Stop confusing your self, what is the difference between your first and third statement. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by TechGallery: 10:00pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
Vado2: "He/she must secure not less than 25% of the votes cast in at least two-thirds of all the states of the federation and the FCT" Let's break the above down again. If the statement means "25% in two-thirds of 36 States and 25% in the FCT", can we deduce the below statement by that logic? "25% in two-thirds of the 36 States and 25% in two-thirds of the FCT"? Is it safe to arrive at the above logic from the statement without minding if FCT is just one location or not? |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by TechGallery: 10:00pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
[left][/left] derealj: Read very well and you will see the difference. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by TechGallery: 10:04pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
Vado2: It means we have 36 states and the FCT. It does not connote that residents of the FCT carry more electoral value or weight than the residents of Anambra or Kano. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by Vado2: 10:10pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
“He or she must secure not less than 25% of votes cast in at least two-thirds of all the the states of the federation and FCT”. The “and" in the statement is a conjunction, and it is used to connect the parts two parts of the statement. The first statement “He or she must secure not less than 25% of votes cast in at least two-thirds of all the states of the federation” means that 25% of votes must be secured in two-thirds of the 36 states. and FCT," refers to the inclusion of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in the calculation. Very simple. I think people arguing this are just trying to be mischievous that’s all. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by Vado2: 10:28pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
TechGallery: Like the FCT, English language and mathematics are not subjects that are more superior than others. To advance to the next level, you must pass this core subjects, just as you must receive a minimum of 25% in the FCT to be declared the election's winner. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by TechGallery: 10:42pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
Vado2: English and Mathematics are core subjects, more important subjects, for the University admissions or exams in Nigeria but FCT is not a core state or more important than any other state. That is the difference. At least no constitution states that. 1 Like |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by favor914: 10:47pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
muykem:It is only an interpretation in which the Supreme Court will rule in favor of Bola Tinubu & APC. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by ManOfMan: 11:01pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
agemmy113: Ask the drafters of the constitution or ask the courts to interpret that section of the constitution. Or is that what PO is doing - seeking interpretation? |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by Vado2: 11:25pm On Mar 24, 2023 |
TechGallery: English language and mathematics are not more superior subjects, they are core subjects, just as F.C.T. is a core territory that must be won before you can be sworn in as president regardless of whether you get 99% of the votes cast in the 36 states of the federation. If get you get 99% of all the votes in the 36 states of the federation and not get 25% in FCT you can’t be declared winner as stated by the constitution, doesn’t that make it a core territory, just like English and Mathematics?? |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by muykem: 12:32am On Mar 25, 2023 |
Vado2:Na wa for you ooo. I said bring up the case and you are bring up IPOB lawyer. There was no case like that. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by pquaver(m): 2:35am On Mar 25, 2023 |
AntiTerrorist: Sorry the error in the sentence is English is a subject. So I reconstructed the sentence. Replace the bolded English with e.g SPORTS which receives a grade but is not a subject in your sentence then u see the meaning changes. Because Abuja is not a state (but give a status of state) you can't refer to it as state but FcT as stated in the constitution. When you look at the new sentence In a secondary school, condition for promotion to the next class is for a Student to have at least 25% in 2/3 of the 12 subjects in the curriculum AND SPORTS. If he passes all his subjects but fails English, would he be promoted. If the student fails Sport? Won't he be promoted? |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by IVORY2009(m): 5:32am On Mar 25, 2023 |
muykem: Same 25% Was copied from the American system, theirs is presidential system of govt. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by TechGallery: 6:58am On Mar 25, 2023 |
Vado2: English and Mathematics are compulsory subjects which make them more valuable and important than all other subjects. For you to be admitted, you MUST pass the two. Every other subject is optional as long as you can have three additional credits in any of the rest, you can get admitted even if you aren't given your desired course to study. But in the case of the election, there is no law that makes FCT or its residents more important than any of the 36 States. If FCT is more important, then while conducting election there on the same date with the rest of the states? |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by chivic(m): 9:30am On Mar 25, 2023 |
surgical: For me ,I'm not a lawyer .Let the fire 🔥 works begin.I think ,this and the shetima issue are all deliberate distractions to the main issues in the petition. The forfeiture vs indictment (drug)case is even stronger since the US court will come and testify and interprete their laws to us.(Probably the CJN might be the one to put an end to it. Also,whether INEC followed thier guide lines which gives flesh to the electorial act also has some strength. Finally,the strongest case is if either the PDP could prove that they have more lawful vote than declared by INEC.nothing that once tye BiVAS establishes over voting anywhere ,what ever result gotten in that polling unit is zero as declared by the court in the Osun case . |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by Omowale2023(m): 10:23am On Mar 25, 2023 |
muykem:Hmmm.....the context you are stating is different from what is the base argument. Based your argument on REQUIREMENTS. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by muykem: 2:00pm On Mar 25, 2023 |
Omowale2023:There is a spirit of constitution I.e what it set to achieve. Did writer of constitution intend to make Abuja residence superior or equal to other Nigerian? The same constitution says every Nigerian are equal irrespective of where you are coming from. 1 Like |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by omonnakoda: 2:06pm On Mar 25, 2023 |
A better analogy Take this $37 million and share it equally between the 36 states AND Abuja Should that mean give Abuja $18.5million and t he 36 states get $18.5million 1 Like |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by buharitill2023: 2:20pm On Mar 25, 2023 |
IVORY2009:you're right, our constitution copy from US, And you don't need to get any percentage vote from Washington before you can be declared winner |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by omonnakoda: 2:22pm On Mar 25, 2023 |
IVORY2009:Not true They use an electoral college system m each state has a number of votes based on population you win a state you get ALL the votes E.g California has 54 New York 30 Iowa 6 Texas 40 To win a candidate must get 270 votes He will get all the votes for a state of He wins by 1 vote |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by IVORY2009(m): 7:12pm On Mar 26, 2023 |
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Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by Vado2: 7:52pm On Mar 26, 2023 |
TechGallery: If English and mathematics are compulsory, as you said, then the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) is a “compulsory” territory that must be won in order for you to be declared the victor as president, regardless of whether you also win all 36 of the other states in the federation. The territory is what is in question, not whether the people are unique. I hope you comprehend. I apologize for the delayed response; I have been busy all week long. IF YOU DON’T get 25% OF THE VOTES CAST IN THE FCT, ALL THE FIGURES YOU HAVE GOTTEN FROM OTHER STATES IS USELESS, SAME APPLIES TO ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS TO OTHER SUBJECTS. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by KanwuliaExtra: 8:07pm On Mar 26, 2023 |
Vado2: Yes. If you can forge your certificate. |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by Vado2: 8:50pm On Mar 26, 2023 |
KanwuliaExtra: 😂 😂 |
Re: The 25% Simple Analogy by OKOATA(m): 8:57pm On Mar 26, 2023 |
BRIMBRAM:Did the constitution mention that FCT should be treated "as if it were" a state? Yes Did the constitution mention that the president also act as the governor of FCT? Yes Can an individual become governor of a state without getting 25% in 2/3rd of the state? NO Case closed⚖️. If you like cry from now till next year OBi and Ipob bingos will rule over you and your family. 🤣 |
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