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GMB! |
Segeggs: interestingyou know i didnt even see your comment before writing mine |
Old man go and sit down jor |
ha ha ha, The crumble of the PDP has just begun. ![]() APC all the way! GMB/PYO! |
ha ha ha, The crumble of the PDP has just begun. APC all the way! GMB/PYO! |
The APC wining streaks just started. The final one that will nail the coffin of the PDP will be declared on Mon next week. Eagerly waiting.... ![]() GMB/PYO! |
otokx:Nice one, tnx for your briefings. |
Chai, see finishing. Ekiti APC take am easy na. |
It's no propaganda to state it categorically that APC has more brains than the PDP. |
fboycaestro:You have said it all. GMB all the way! |
Raiders:Edit your 'geological' to 'geographical'. I'm sure that was what u meant. Asides, the typoerror, nice post. |
iconize:It is referred to as a geopolitical region! Not geographical region. Kindly take note. |
Gabbysky:You must be very very very dull for you to write this nonsense above that "LASG has never funded the police". |
LMAO! |
All i see is a political move. |
Redoil:Keep your mouth shut. No state govt has funded the Police as much as the LASG. His records are there for all unbiased people to verify.
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PDP, party of clowns. |
tatosh:The impunity and ethnic jingoism being used by the PDP to canvass for votes is highly despicable. It shows the kind of selfish people they are. You can imagine the effrontery of a bigot like Fani Kayode, who went to Umuhia to give a press statement and tried to re-open fresh wounds of the civil war just to canvass for votes. This same FFK has insulted the good people of SE in the past, but now that he has received a handsome contract by GEJ, he is blowing full steam and being hailed by silly sycophants and hypocrites. I'm very sure intelligent people can see through the dirty schemes of the PDP. They go to the East/SS, they talk about the civil war and Northerners, that they are born to rule to get emotions worked up in their favour. They go to the SW, use Fayose to talk loads of trash that has the implication of inciting Northerners against SW peeps and then use Mimiko to organise rallies to draw the support of Yoruba civil societies and pressure groups. They go to the North, use Sambo to preach that PDP is the original Islamic party in contrast to what they preach down south, they also use Babangida Aliyu and Lamido to drum it into the ears of Northerners that GMB is only getting support because he can do only one term which will deny the North 8yrs as if there is a rule in our constitution that gives each region 8yrs. Outside of all this their evil and dirty schemes, they then try to portray GEJ as humble and quiet individual who doesn't know much about these their shenanigans. What they are doing, especially Fayose, FFK, and the other loose mouths that they don't seem to know is that they are setting the foundation for a serious crisis based on the way they are actively encouraging hate btw the regions. I enjoin the intelligent and good people of Nigeria who see through their evil schemes to call them to order ASAP. |
anneedu:Are you sure you are fully awake? What are you saying?? "That a court has not concluded on a case it has given judgement?" Lol, chai. This particular court has concluded the matter for your information. The case can only go on again at the instance of an appeal. |
These are interesting times. Some people are trying all they can to cunningly scuttle the coming elections. And I find it difficult to understand their purpose. In Spartacus' voice "To what end?!". I'm happy my last post on same subject matter graced the front page. I stated it therein that INEC has maintained that it is yet to get the purported judgement. I even insinuated that the delay in getting the judgement across to INEC seems like a calculated attempt at sabotaging INEC from appealing the judgement and getting a 'maintenance of status quo order' before YDP gets further court judgements mandating INEC to include it in the polls. This seems to be exactly what is playing out! It is good we have newspapers still involved in investigatative journalism. Punch did a good service to the nation by going a step further to clarify the orders contained in the said judgement. And alas, it has revealed that there was no order mandating INEC to include YDP in the forthcoming elections. This is in stark contrast to what the party and it's proponents made the whole country to believe. I still don't understand and I also find it difficult to see the reason why some selected few does not want this election to hold according to the constitutional stipulated period. Are they not aware this is an introduction to confusion, chaos and will provide a leeway to have our democracy scuttled?? YDP and it's proponents are shameless propagandists who are not so smart, they think they can deceive an entire nation by using a press briefing to smuggle additional orders into a judicial pronouncement, infact they are supposed to be issued a punitive action to forestall future similar occurrence. YDP has failed, elections are holding as scheduled. If you like, continue your games in ensuring INEC do not get the purported court judgement. Prof Jega and other legal brains have said it that "the constitution is supreme and takes precedence where conflicts occur". The constitution has given INEC the mandate on the time frame on when elections are to take place and INEC has a constitutional duty as backed by law to conduct elections within this time frame. As for me, my family, my church and my community... #WehaveDecided ![]() GMB/PYO is the way to go for a better Nigeria. |
Court didn’t order YDP’s inclusion in polls, judgment reveals Contrary to the claim by the officials of the new Young Democratic Party that the Federal High Court in Abuja, had ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission to allow it to participate in the forthcoming polls, a copy of the court’s enrolled order obtained on Wednesday showed that the court did not make such order. The party had on the strength of the alleged court’s pronouncement scheduled its primaries for March 26 and 27, ahead of the general elections which are to hold on March 28 and April 11. But Justice Ahmed Mohammed in the judgment delivered on March 4, 2015, only among three other orders, ordered the INEC to issue certificate of registration to the party. The judge held that YDP was deemed registered as a political party by the virtue of the failure of INEC to communicate its decision not to register the then political association as a political party within 30 days of receiving its (the plaintiff’s) application, as stipulated in section 78 (4) of the Electoral Act. A copy of the court’s judgment also obtained on Wednesday showed that the plaintiff – the YDP – did not ask for inclusion in the polls in its amended originating summons dated December 2, 2014. The court however did not ask INEC to allow the party to field candidates in the forthcoming polls. The court only made four specific orders in the suit marked, FHC/ABJ/CS/ZRF/2014, as follows, “It is hereby declared that the defendant (INEC) has no reason whatsoever to refuse to issue the plaintiff with its certificate of registration, being that the plaintiff (YDP) was deemed registered as a political party by virtue of the provisions of the Electoral Act, particularly Section 78(4), and also considering the letter of submission of application dated March 17, 2014. “It is hereby declared that the defendant has no reason whatsoever to refuse to issue the plaintiff with its certificate of registration, being that the plaintiff was deemed registered as a political party by virtue of the provisions of the Electoral Act, particularly Section 78(4), and also considering the letter from the defendant to the plaintiff, dated August 13, 2014 titled: Re: Application for Registration as political party. “An order is also made directing the defendant to issue the plaintiff with its certificate of registration. “Parties are to bear their own cost.” When contacted for his reaction one of the lawyers of the party and also an official of the party, Mr. Ugo Nwofor, said he would call back. As of the time of filing the report at about 8.24pm on Wednesday, Nwofor had yet to call back or reply to our correspondent’s text message enquiry. Meanwhile, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Sebastine Hon, has described the party’s demand for inclusion in the forthcoming polls as baseless and untenable. Hon advised the YDP to prepare for the 2019 general elections because it was no longer practicable for INEC to include it in this year’s elections. Copyright PUNCH. http://www.punchng.com/news/court-didnt-order-ydps-inclusion-in-polls-judgment-reveals/
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Collynzo419:They are not supposed to release the pix of their driver. This is a security risk. |
Front page material... Ngwakwe, Ikenna351, Afam4eva, OAM4J, maclatunji, ishilove, Lalasticlala, Seun... we'll appreciate if you can do the needful ![]() |
I don't understand why PDP goons are trying all they can to paint GMB's age as an hindrance to performing well. Imagine Fayose on national TV claiming that Buhari's official age is 73 as if he personally signed his birth certificate. It is obvious, we need a change in govt. We need new hands to manage the affairs of this country. We want to have people like Buhari, Osinbajo, Oby Ezekwesili, Fasola, Pat Utomi, Amaechi, etc pilot the affairs of this country. We are tired of Sambo, Dizeanni, Okonjo, Obanikoro, Okupe, Abati, etc they have tried their best. We have seen what they are capable of in the past 5 years we need change! GMB/PYO to the rescue! #Ihavedecided |
OREMUSSANCTUS:Is Jonathan a youth? Why are you guys deceiving yourselves? Misgovernance, nepotism and weak leadership does not have anything to do with being young or old? Infact older men have demonstrated wisdom and tact in handling issues than younger. Some wisdom keys are learnt through age-long experiences and not only through raw intellect. |
Ivory Coast First Lady sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for post election violence Former Ivorian First Lady Mrs Simone Gbagbo has been sentenced to 20 years imprisonment by an Ivorian court for organizing post election violence after her husband, Laurent Gbagbo lost out in the 2010 Presidential elections in Ivory Coast. In a unanimous judgement today March 10th, the court said Mrs Gbagbo together with her husband's supporters, after rejecting the results from the elections that saw her husband's main rival, Alassane Ouattara declared winner of the election, carried out activities that undermined the state security which left over 3000 people dead. Laurent Gbagbo's son from a previous marriage, Michel Gbagbo, was also sentenced to 5 years imprisonment for his role in the post election violence. Lawyers to Mrs Gbagbo say they would be appealing the judgement. http://lindaikeji..com/2015/03/ivory-coast-first-lady-sentenced-to-20.html
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Madam Peace, pls take note. Power is transient. Dont ever let it get into your head. |
Ngwakwe, Ikenna351, Afam4eva, OAM4J, maclatunji, Seun, ishilove, Lalasticlala... This seem a good one for front page. |
dridowu:That is how most present day Nigeria politicians think. And such selfish politicians abound more in the PDP. They are in all parties but they somehow happen to be more in the PDP. |
IbokUtoroh:Depending on your personality, you may decide to do nothing, castigate the OP, hit the street in protest, protest with your vote, protest with your voice on social media, or any other way you deem fit. |
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