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Bayelsa: Primate Ayodele reveals who will finally emerge as governor The leader of INRI evangelical spiritual church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has reacted to the political situation in Bayelsa state. The Bayelsa State Governorship Election Tribunal sitting in Abuja had annulled the election of Duoye Diri, governor of Bayelsa State. The election was nullified based on a petition by the Advanced Nigeria Democratic Party, which argued that it was unlawfully excluded from participating in the election. As a result of this, a fresh election was ordered to be conducted in 90 days. Following this development, some opposition parties, especially the All Progressive Congress (APC) have been jubilating. Meanwhile, Primate Ayodele said that there is no need for the APC and its ousted candidate, David Lyon to jubilate because at the end of it all, Governor Duoye Diri will become victorious. He, however, advised Governor Duoye Diri to remain focused and do the needful. ‘’David Lyon and The All Progressive Congress in Bayelsa state should not jubilate, Governor Duoye Diri will become victorious amidst all crisis. All he needs to do is stay focused and do the needful, He will surpass everything He Is facing currently, he said. https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2020/08/20/bayelsa-primate-ayodele-reveals-who-will-finally-emerge-as-governor/ |
Djrufus:Which judgment is clear |
This is where it's ended.......... Nigeria uniVersities ![]()
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tuniski:Despite the fact that the kangaroo judgment will not stand, I think APC will not contest. As in the case of Victor Umeh vs Uche Ekwunife over the Anambra central senatorial election 2015. Ekwunife was disqualified and PDP didnt present a new candidate in the rescheduled fresh election which Senator Victor Umeh won. So in this bayelsa case, It is not lawful, the period for submission and replacing of names of candidate for the election has since been concluded so no new name can be submitted. I stand to be corrected |
garfield1:Leave it for appeal court to decide. It will be a great miracle for you to accept anything aside APC |
quickberry:No problems |
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duro4chang:Any of them can appeal |
ORIENTATION101:Yes Sir president court of appeal. Your eyes will soon clear |
quickberry:With inec can accept form from a 10 year old Nigerian citizen |
Confirmedzombie:This is false |
Legal practitioners across TV stations are condemning this cooked judgment |
quickberry:Now you know. |
quickberry:Can a candidate below 35 be accepted? |
quickberry:She is o. The period of substitution even passed before her name was presented |
quickberry:Majority |
kcnwaigbo:They knew and even replaced him with a Lady below 35. |
quickberry:That tribunal judgment will fly |
Fergie garfield1 Governor Duoye Diri of Bayelsa State, on Tuesday, filed 11 grounds of appeal against Monday’s judgment of the state’s governorship election petition tribunal which sacked him from office. The tribunal sitting in Abuja nullified Diri’s election on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party and ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission to conduct a fresh poll within 90 days. The three-man tribunal, in a split decision of two-to-one, had the majority nullify the November 16, 2019 election as a result of the unlawful exclusion of the Advanced Nigeria Democratic Party and its candidate, King George, from the exercise. Two judges on the panel – Justices Yunusa Musa and Sikiru Owoduni – in upholding the petition filed by the ANDP, held that INEC lacked the power to exclude any party from an election. But the chairman of the tribunal, Justice Ibrahim Sirajo, in his dissenting judgment, dismissed ANDP’s petition. Diri, through his lead counsel, Chief Chris Uche (SAN), on Tuesday, filed a notice of appeal containing 11 grounds at the Court of Appeal in Abuja, contending that the judges who delivered the tribunal’s majority judgment erred in law. He urged the court to set aside the majority judgment and affirm Justice Sirajo’s minority judgment of the tribunal. The appellant contended among others that the tribunal erred in law when it held that ANDP’s petition was not statute-barred. According to the appellant, the cause of action arose on November 16, 2019, being the election day from which ANDP claimed to have been excluded and the party had 21 days within which to file their petition but did not file the petition until more than five months after. The governor’s lawyer maintained that the ANDP’s petition was statute-barred, in breach of the provisions of section 285(5) of the Nigerian Constitution. He also argued that the tribunal erred in its majority judgment that ANDP’s candidates for the November 16, 2019 election were validly nominated. He contended that INEC never rejected or disqualified the candidates of ANDP in its September 13, 2019 letter but merely informed the party that the nomination of its candidates “was invalid for the reason of their being underage and below the constitutional age threshold”. He added that the decision of the tribunal “was in conflict with the evidence” of the party “voiced out through the highest organ” of the party that its deputy governorship candidate was not disqualified by INEC. Uche also argued that the tribunal erred in law when it held in its majority judgment that ANDP possessed locus standi to file and maintain its petition. He added that it erroneous for the tribunal to have held in the majority judgment that ANDP’s case is not a pre-election matter. He argued that by virtue of section 285(14)(c) of the Constitution, the allegation of disqualification form an election constituted grounds for pre-election and not post-election cases. The appellant urged the Court of Appeal, to “set aside the entire majority decision of the tribunal (per Hon. Justice Yunsa Musa and Hon. Justice S. M Owodunni) appealed against and to dismiss the 1st respondent’s petition”. He also urged the court to “uphold the minority judgment of the Chairman of the Bayelsa State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal, Hon. Justice Muhammed I. Sirajo which clearly appreciated the law and correctly applied the same to the facts, and rightly dismissed the petition”. https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/bayelsa-diri-files-appeal-against-sacking-by-tribunal/%3famp=1 |
garfield1:That judgment will not stand. Those two judges were high maybe |
garfield1:With this your opinion, a 10 year old Nigerian citizen can pick governorship form and inec will accept it. |
fergie001:He started insulting me o. Please check our posts |
ORIENTATION101:I see you're insulting yourself |
ORIENTATION101:I'm wasting my time |
Kingjames28:And Orientation101 is here deceiving people |
ORIENTATION101:You're not making sense at all and your level of ignorance in this matter is legendary |
akdjr:APC cannot contest any governorship election in bayelsa whether fresh or rerun. |
ORIENTATION101:E no concern APC |
robosky02:Was PDP disqualified? |
ORIENTATION101:So they will be qualified for fresh election by selecting new deputy? APC cannot produce candidate for bayelsa governorship election till 2023. You're making me laugh |
Esseite:Go and read the tribunal chairman's judgement and you'll know that ANDP submitted it out of time |
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