₦airaland Forum

Ijaya123:
Before Oil, we survived. After Oil, we will still survive. It is just a simple human nature.

sammyj:
So somebody is finally getting at the clueless one's head. Sooner very soon we will see the real GEJ's color against the so called humility claimed by his wailing supporters !!!

Cholls:
My sister ok can you come to my hotel.

BeeBeeOoh:
It's been long I heard from "Fatima Abbas Hassan last..



Happy retirement oga CY..

Tunami:
and how does that stops inec from conducting another election?

GenOrumov:
The spirit of Fayose in all you politicians will not let you people reason objectively.

So the election of Kogi is still inconclusive right. And a winner has still not been announced by inec?

If you still can't decipher my point, maybe. My point inec has to satisfy the electoral act and laws. Period!!!

GenOrumov:
In as much as all Fayose's criticism of Buhari always lack intelligence and is just filled with rubbish so as to sustain the opposition, I still enjoy reading the trash he always has to say.

Let's look at the the two elections of Kogi and Bayelsa states conducted by INEC under Pres. Buhari

Case 1: Kogi State

Why did inec declare the election inconclusive?

The electoral act says and I summarise that, for a candidate to be declared the winner of an election, he must have the majority of votes cast. Now in the case of Kogi, some votes were cancelled and it was discovered that the number of total cancelled votes that fell under the affected polling units was more than the margin with which the person with the highest votes led.

So what do you expect inec to do? Announce the winner like that and you will still accuse them of doing a poor job or favouring a party over another.

Case 2: Bayelsa State

Despite it being one of the smallest states in the country ( I also confirmed that fact just a few weeks ago on my first visit to the state for a business opportunity). With just 8 Local Governments, a population 1,998,349 (according to wikipedia) and total registered voters of 663,748 out of that number. And also 1806 polling units. With these statistics, it is expected that conducting an election there should be an easy task for inec.

Unfortunately, the state has got a difficult terrain because of its riverine and estuarine setting and particularly because the the election is seen to be a battle to be won at all cost by the two major parties in the contest. For the latter, there were several cases of violence and ballot snatching in many polling units in some LG's particulary that of Southern Ijaw LG.

We should then ask what is special about Southern Ijaw LG that it recorded a lot of violence and ballot snatching than other LG's.

Southern Ijaw LG is the LG with the highest number of registered voters. It was reported that it alone has a whooping 25% of the whole registered voters in the state. Hence the do or die attitude by supporters of both parties.

Due to the incidence of violence and ballot snatching, people could not come out to exercise their right. Therefore in this case also, what do you expect inec to do? Cancel the election in that LG then go ahead to announce the winner as the candidate with the highest number of votes while leaving out a huge number of disenfranchised voters? If this had happened we will all also blame inec for doing a shoddy job.

Final verdict: Going ahead to announce a winner with the circumstance of both elections will amount to them going against its own laws therefore INEC was right to declare both election inconclusive.

kestolove95:
Fayoshit..Even ur madness is inconclusive

Danfuster:
How the shit wey I write take concern you , go and jump into the lagoon if you've got a problem.

Danfuster:
as long as you're walking away to me, my arms open to comfort you.. . My shoulder for you to cry on... A beautiful girl like you deserves to be treated like the Queen you are

cleatoris:
Nothing to wail about. He's got better priorities back home.

fitzmayowa:
There are some states APC will never/can never win. one of them is bayelsa, just like PDP can never/will never win Kano...

Akbee:
Gone are the days when the tenets of journalism were not thrown to the wind and news were reported exactly the way they were.
I don't believe this story. This is due to the pro PDP stance of the leadership newspaper.We shall all get to know wether what they are reporting is true or not by tomorrow when INEC shall announce the results.

Dafe20:
And there you have it. . .we honestly do need your prayers! Shalom!

abitex577:
I hope PMB has finalized the details of the millions of US dollars arms money seized from GEJ government for return to the good people of Nigeria to alleviate the sufferings of the populace?

MzPecs:
Indeed, she really need to add some weight!

She doesn't look good on that pics joooooor

Ibelong2God:
Endtime Aregbesola, Endtime Osun state; Endtime poverty ;

starG7:
fire??..haa this is really serious

orobs93:
Ok

Shameless wada defeated by a dead man

Here claiming victory

Aminat508:
FFK is high on weed

Tunami:
The youths of this country needs serious orientation, imagine them fighting theirselves for politicians that wont even remember them when they get elected

paranorman:
This is really a logical one.
If I were in his shoes I'd give two answers, thus:
logically, in Mathematics, depending on the base system, 1+1 is two calculating in base 10.
On the brighter side, I think 1 + 1 is 1. Every organization need to have employees working towards a common goal, which requires cooperations, innovations, shatring ideas e.t.c. In this context, team work cannot be over- or under-emphasized. Many sticks make a broom. Therefore, 1 + 1 is one!

Laveda:
Boobs rocks
Love them girls with moderate shape

tobimillar:
I came across this in bayelsa and it's not funny. It's a 400 mtn voucher and it's given free in some communities. PDP will not wreck this country, say amen

akanbiaa:
They are not even up to 20 with the onlookers.