helinues:

BabaRamota1980:
Playing devil's advocate here.

Let us assume Court answers Obi's prayers, and Tinubu is disqualified on statutory grounds.

The next question will be is there anyone in the ranks below him who met statutory requirements.

Nobody did though.

Atiku did not meet 2/3 spread. He needed 25% in 24 States but he only got 25% in 21.

Obi performance was even less than Atiku's.

The disqualification of Tinubu will lead into a National political quagmire.

Courts will never cancel the election and ask for a re-run because that will also throw the sovereingty of Nigeria into a jeopardy. Who will Preside over Nigeria when you dissolve the Govt?

The court will therefore maintain status quo and leave Tinubu in place than to risk an irreversible adversity over the entire country.

Judgement in the petition will end up in Tinubu's victory. Obi has self-destroyed his followership and movement by shifting focus away from election and going into US forfeiture and academic qualification of his opponent. He can do those challenges in a civil court, election tribunal are about what happened on Feb 25th, not decades before, or weeks before.....specifically, FEB 25TH!

BabaRamota1980:
Playing devil's advocate here.

Let us assume Court answers Obi's prayers, and Tinubu is disqualified on statutory grounds.

The next question will be is there anyone in the ranks below him who met statutory requirements.

Atiku did not meet 2/3 spread. He needed 25% in 24 States but he only got 25% in 21.

Obi performance was even less than Atiku's.

The disqualification of Tinubu will lead into a National political quagmire.

Courts will never cancel the election and ask for a re-run because that will also throw the sovereingty of Nigeria into a jeopardy. Who will Preside over Nigeria when you dissolve the Govt?

The court will therefore maintain status quo and leave Tinubu in place than to risk an irreversible adversity over the entire country.

Judgement in the petition will end up in Tinubu's victory. Obi has self-destroyed his followership and movement by shifting focus away from election and going into US forfeiture and academic qualification of his opponent. He can do those challenges in a civil court, election tribunal are about what happened on Feb 25th, not decades before, or weeks before.....specifically, FEB 25TH!

Igwe9:

senate president will preside, in absent of that, Chief justice will

julaion:

See how Foolish you sound,that's why u are dull all ur life time the senate president will take over as the number 3man

Phantom233:
Keep consoling yourself, but he'll surely be thrown out. If I may ask The Nigeria you know would INEC have done anything different knowing very well that INEC chairman is the masterminder of this illegal govermnent? And how did you know that LP didn't complain?

BabaRamota1980:
Playing devil's advocate here.

Let us assume Court answers Obi's prayers, and Tinubu is disqualified on statutory grounds.

The next question will be is there anyone in the ranks below him who met statutory requirements.

Nobody did though.

Atiku did not meet 2/3 spread. He needed 25% in 24 States but he only got 25% in 21.

Obi performance was even less than Atiku's.

The disqualification of Tinubu will lead into a National political quagmire.

Courts will never cancel the election and ask for a re-run because that will also throw the sovereingty of Nigeria into a jeopardy. Who will Preside over Nigeria when you dissolve the Govt?

The court will therefore maintain status quo and leave Tinubu in place than to risk an irreversible adversity over the entire country.

Judgement in the petition will end up in Tinubu's victory. Obi has self-destroyed his followership and movement by shifting focus away from election and going into US forfeiture and academic qualification of his opponent. He can do those challenges in a civil court, election tribunal are about what happened on Feb 25th, not decades before, or weeks before.....specifically, FEB 25TH!

BabaRamota1980:
Do you Obidients noticed what happened there?

BabaRamota1980:
I am bringing you this case to highlight for you what and where PEPT will focus attention to make judgement.

Many people after reading submission from Obi written address yesterday were confused and duped by the focus of the address.

There are jurisdictional roles in election process, and the Judges in election tribunal will be very mindful and not touch issues which are outside their role. They are not investigators and they are not enforcers. They simply interprete law. In this case, they will interprete law as pertains to the election that was held on February 25th.

For instance, Obi and LP knew before Feb 25th that Tinubu was not qualified to run because of US forfeiture and that Shettima had double nomination. Did they bring this to attention of INEC and sought disqualification of these two persons? Issues pertaining to qualification to run for an election or otherwise should be petitioned to INEC. You failed to do that, and now come to court after the fact to seek disqualification. What nonsense! Its like Obi is asking PEPT to do the dirty work of INEC. Not going to happen.

In addition, Nigerian Courts are not appendages of US Courts. If US wants a legal action for a fugitive in Nigeria they go through their State Department which acts via the Consulate to our security agents who then approaches the Nigerian Court. Similarly, Nigerian Courts must use the resource of US Consulate to seek records or action of legal matter in US.

Do you think PEPT has the time to be chasing investigation across the ocean? Hell NO! Thats not their role, particularly for a matter that happened decades ago and is non-criminal. Tinubu was not wanted in Nigeria, neither was he wanted in US.


Anyway, let me hush and bring you a very similar case, this one in Abuja in 2019. This petitioner is asking for very similar reliefs sought by Obi.

BabaRamota1980:
Playing devil's advocate here.

Let us assume Court answers Obi's prayers, and Tinubu is disqualified on statutory grounds.

The next question will be is there anyone in the ranks below him who met statutory requirements.

Nobody did though.

Atiku did not meet 2/3 spread. He needed 25% in 24 States but he only got 25% in 21.

Obi performance was even less than Atiku's.

The disqualification of Tinubu will lead into a National political quagmire.

Courts will never cancel the election and ask for a re-run because that will also throw the sovereingty of Nigeria into a jeopardy. Who will Preside over Nigeria when you dissolve the Govt?

The court will therefore maintain status quo and leave Tinubu in place than to risk an irreversible adversity over the entire country.

Judgement in the petition will end up in Tinubu's victory. Obi has self-destroyed his followership and movement by shifting focus away from election and going into US forfeiture and academic qualification of his opponent. He can do those challenges in a civil court, election tribunal are about what happened on Feb 25th, not decades before, or weeks before.....specifically, FEB 25TH!

Balogunodua:
Babaramota1980 una dey fall ma hand oo...wit d way una dey giv Obi supporters too much importance.

BabaRamota1980:
Playing devil's advocate here.

Let us assume Court answers Obi's prayers, and Tinubu is disqualified on statutory grounds.

The next question will be is there anyone in the ranks below him who met statutory requirements.

Nobody did though.

Atiku did not meet 2/3 spread. He needed 25% in 24 States but he only got 25% in 21.

Obi performance was even less than Atiku's.

The disqualification of Tinubu will lead into a National political quagmire.

Courts will never cancel the election and ask for a re-run because that will also throw the sovereingty of Nigeria into a jeopardy. Who will Preside over Nigeria when you dissolve the Govt?

The court will therefore maintain status quo and leave Tinubu in place than to risk an irreversible adversity over the entire country.

Judgement in the petition will end up in Tinubu's victory. Obi has self-destroyed his followership and movement by shifting focus away from election and going into US forfeiture and academic qualification of his opponent. He can do those challenges in a civil court, election tribunal are about what happened on Feb 25th, not decades before, or weeks before.....specifically, FEB 25TH!

BabaRamota1980:
Playing devil's advocate here.

Let us assume Court answers Obi's prayers, and Tinubu is disqualified on statutory grounds.

The next question will be is there anyone in the ranks below him who met statutory requirements.

Nobody did though.

Atiku did not meet 2/3 spread. He needed 25% in 24 States but he only got 25% in 21.

Obi performance was even less than Atiku's.

The disqualification of Tinubu will lead into a National political quagmire.

Courts will never cancel the election and ask for a re-run because that will also throw the sovereingty of Nigeria into a jeopardy. Who will Preside over Nigeria when you dissolve the Govt?

The court will therefore maintain status quo and leave Tinubu in place than to risk an irreversible adversity over the entire country.

Judgement in the petition will end up in Tinubu's victory. Obi has self-destroyed his followership and movement by shifting focus away from election and going into US forfeiture and academic qualification of his opponent. He can do those challenges in a civil court, election tribunal are about what happened on Feb 25th, not decades before, or weeks before.....specifically, FEB 25TH!

BabaRamota1980:
Above, the court inspects to see if the candidate met eligibility to stand for election.

Do you Obidients noticed what happened there? Matter os qualification, or not, is of less concern to them. If you want to question qualification go to INEC. When you are in court it is about candidate's eligibility as a Nigerian, of age, and with minimum qualification.

Tinubu passed eligibility check. Any matter of qualification Obi and LP should go iron it out with INEC.




Below, they say respondent will be denied fair hearing if a Election Petition Court will engage itself in deep dive and start digging into evidence which are unrelated to their primary role as adjudicators for Election irregularities.

Wole Olanipekun was correct afterall when he said petitioners failed to bring issues of irregularities but instead went on fishing expedition overseas.