eeetuk:
GeneralPula wrote "Which constitutional requirements are you talking about?"

I am talking about the 1999 constitution of Nigeria section 134 ---which states as follows:
2. A candidate for an election to the office of President shall be deemed to
have been duly elected where, there being more than two candidates for
the electiona. he has the highest number of votes cast at the election; and
b. he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election
each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and
the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja

First, Bola won popular votes.
second, Bola got 2/3 of votes in 24 states with not less than 25% of votes
Third, Bola got 19% of votes in the Nigerian capital, Abuja---well short of 25%
* 25% is required in Abuja, not 19%

NzogbuNzogbu:
The President-elect, Tinubu, through his lawyer, Roland Otaru, SAN, said he would require nine days to call a total of 21 witnesses, excluding expert witnesses, to defend his election victory.

In the same way, counsel for the APC, Niyi Akintola, SAN, said the party would call only seven witnesses, excluding those to be subpoenaed, to testify in the matter

Na apc con serious pass the clowns that carried them to court

Vixlot:


Source: https://www.channelstv.com/2023/05/20/tribunal-labour-party-enlists-50-witnesses-plans-forensic-investigation-of-bvas/

GeneralPula:

Nah..
Voting is required in Abuja during national elections, not 25%!

leanonme82:


Lawyers must chop. Mugus must donate. The press must keep their attention on him.

lexy2014:


Pls, what does this mean:

b. he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election
each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and
the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja

DMerciful:
Witness from US regarding Tinubu's drug case and Amazon Web Services that host INEC servers will be called. They need time to book flight and come down.

lexy2014:


Pls, what does this mean:

b. he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election
each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and
the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja

Baatunde:
Stop wasting your time with this 25% nonsense. Abuja as the FCT is not superior in any manner to the rest of the states as it has been established in many other cases before now. You are just clutching at straws whilst drowning. I thought you people have all the evidences that Obi actually won the election ni? Now we are seeing the main thrust of the case is based on technicalities. I want to see the evidences that Obi actually polled more votes than Tinubu and Atiku and dont be telling usabout Obi/Akpor because even if that is correct it still does not affect the final outcome any bit.

Plasmolysis78:


Try to be having small sense na

Vixlot:


Source: https://www.channelstv.com/2023/05/20/tribunal-labour-party-enlists-50-witnesses-plans-forensic-investigation-of-bvas/

LeoDeKing:
Seven weeks to provide evidence? Like seriously.

Out of the window goes the missing manhood. What is paining pandora Obituary is the "shishi" he gave. Obviously, the con artist has cut some deals on how to recover those "shishi".

garfield1:


Forensic will not take place.even if it does,you cannot cover all the bvas and with the bvas reconfigured,data recovered would not be reliable...if they were to do it,they would have done it since the guber polls finished.you have ran out of time

sekundosekundo:


There was no mandate that was lost. Obi did not win in the core north where Muslims were dominated . So the state he won could not make him president. He needs to reach out more in the future election say 2027 or 2031 and not rely on Christians prophecies of what God did not send them
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APC the master riggers are not more serious but they perfected their rigging strategy even before the election. They have arranged their witness before the election and gave them roles to play during the election.

Just like INEC did by allocating #4b for legal battles because they know what they were up to.

eeetuk:
GeneralPula wrote "Which constitutional requirements are you talking about?"

I am talking about the 1999 constitution of Nigeria section 134 ---which states as follows:
2. A candidate for an election to the office of President shall be deemed to
have been duly elected where, there being more than two candidates for
the electiona. he has the highest number of votes cast at the election; and
b. he has not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election
each of at least two-thirds of all the States in the Federation and
the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja

First, Bola won popular votes.
second, Bola got 2/3 of votes in 24 states with not less than 25% of votes
Third, Bola got 19% of votes in the Nigerian capital, Abuja---well short of 25%
* 25% is required in Abuja, not 19%

DMerciful:
Witness from US regarding Tinubu's drug case and Amazon Web Services that host INEC servers will be called. They need time to book flight and come down.

seanfer:
I hope this is a joke, election held almost 8 weeks ago and you still want to plead for another 7 weeks to gather witnesses?
Obi should be serious for once.... Your supporters were saying the case can be done with in 2 weeks I laugh...

MemoriesAndMe:


That doesn't require 7 weeks even if they're coming in a boat bro. Obi really fall Obidients hands with this.

DMerciful:
Witness from US regarding Tinubu's drug case and Amazon Web Services that host INEC servers will be called. They need time to book flight and come down.

NzogbuNzogbu:
what have his witness been doing all this while

I thought the clowns pasting edited stories of how they won rivers and jos are already set with evidence