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IconicR:
He told you this? Was tinubu poor before becoming the president? Tinubu don't need anybody's money infact Nigeria needs him more than he needs Nigeria

‘We Are Not Fools’ – Peter Obi, Atiku, Labour Party, PDP React As Tinubu Gives Opposition Govs Slot For Boards Appointments

The Labour Party (LP) and its presidential candidate, Peter Obi, have rejected President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s offer to opposition governors, including the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), LP and others, to nominate individuals for board appointments.

Naija News reports that the Chairman of the Nigeria Governors Forum, Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara State, disclosed at a meeting of the forum that Tinubu asked the governors to nominate competent persons to serve in the boards and parastatals of Federal Government agencies which were dissolved last month.

No fewer than 2,000 vacant positions on the boards are expected to be filled by new nominees following Tinubu’s dissolution of the governing boards of over 153 agencies, parastatals, institutions and government-owned companies.

Notable agencies include the North-East Development Commission with 12 vacant board slots, Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission with seven board seats; Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, seven; Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria, 21; Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund, 12; National Universities Commission, 21 and Transmission Commission of Nigeria, 14; National Health Insurance Authority,12

Others are the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau, 7; Nigerian Meteorological Agency, seven; Nigerian College of Aviation Technology,8; Nigerian Police Trust Fund, 8; Nigerian Natural Medicine Development Agency,10; Federal Institute of Industrial Research, 11 and National Centre for Technology Management, 11.

Also on the list are the Nigerian Building and Road Research Institute, 11; Nigerian Customs Service, 11; National Pension Commission, 17; National Agency for Prohibition of Trafficking In Persons, 11; National Identity Management Commission, 19; West Africa Examination Council, 8; Niger Delta Development Commission, 13; National Institute of Sports,12; Nigeria Deposit Insurance Company,12; National Bureau of Statistics,15; Federal Inland Revenue Services, 15; Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, 8 and Nigerian Airspace Management Agency,7, among others.

In a communiqué issued at the end of the NGF meeting on Wednesday, Governor Abdulrazaq said the members of the forum resolved to commend the President for extending an opportunity to the governors to nominate board members across the party lines.

The Chief Spokesman for Obi-Datti Campaign Council, Yunusa Tanko, while reacting to Tinubu’s offer of board slots to the governors across party lines, described it as a ‘gimmick’ to lure the opposition governments and chieftains into the ruling party.

He told The PUNCH that such a subtle move “will not change the fact that Tinubu’s presidency is an illegitimate government.’’

He said, “APC is doing everything in their crooked book to ensure they legitimize this government, which we have resisted vehemently. We will only do what is rightfully ours when the court makes its decision and pronouncement.

‘’But as far as we are concerned, every attempt we see them do is a means to cajole people to believe and legitimize their government. That is the truth about it.’’

He added, “Sending letters to state governors is part of the process of legitimizing their governance, which we are resisting. At the moment, LP has only one governor. The belief is that the governor may likely dance to their tune.

“But the truth about it is that will the APC tell you they don’t have party people in Abia State that they can nominate? Why must they go through the governor to do so? What they are aiming to do is to indirectly co-opt him into their party. That’s the truth.”

On his part, Peter Obi’s media aide, Tai Emeka Obasi, said as much as what the president is attempting to do appears positive, it is not enough to legitimise his government.

“It is obviously a gimmick. Of course, you know the man (Tinubu) and the problem he is facing in court. It is easy for one to see what he is trying to do even though it looks positive though.

“But again, the oppositions are not fools. As we are concerned, we still see his government as an interim one,” he concluded.

The National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Debo Ologunagba, said, “I am not even aware that the President has asked the governors to make their nominations to the boards of parastatals.

‘’I have not spoken with the PDP governors and until I do so, it would not be appropriate to make a comment on this on behalf of the party.”

Also speaking, the PDP presidential candidate in the last election, Atiku Abubakar said a reaction is unnecessary.

Speaking through his media aide, Mr Paul Ibe, the former Vice President said, “It is not within our purview to react to issues like this. So, no comment”

Following the pieces of evidence tendered at the Presidential Election Tribunal against the Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) by various witnesses, the Director General of Good Governance Institute (GGI) and one of the Leaders of the Obidient Movement, Mr Marcel Ngogbehei has asked the court to declare Peter Obi the winner of the 2023 Presidential Election outrightly and safe the country another round of spending and agony.

Ngogbehei, who is also a Sloan Fellow of Strategy and Leadership Management at the London Business School (LBS), made this known in a statement issued yesterday in London.

Ngogbehei said after careful consideration of the proceedings of the Presidential Election tribunal in Abuja and without pre-empting judgement, he expects the courts to help the country move on by ordering the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to withdraw the certificate of return issued to Tinubu, candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC), and issue a fresh one to Peter Obi – after a careful recompilation of all the results of the 2023 elections from Polling Units all the way up.

“The courts have the powers to recompute the election results as was done in Imo State and declare a rightful winner,” Ngogbehei said.

He said that at this moment in Nigeria’s history, with the advancement in digital technology and the technical ability to store digital records of events for decades, what happened on February 25th, 2023, in Nigeria cannot be wiped away in History and that the entire world is following the court proceedings in Nigeria, gathering a retinue of digital evidence that will last decades; the courts cannot afford to put itself in a difficult situation in history.

“All the evidence is clear, and the European Union Election report has come out clearly to corroborate what we all know transpired in Nigeria. There’s now no hiding place for the little goldfish; the courts should do the right thing and declare Peter Obi the winner.

“It is the people that determine who lead them, not a few individuals, and the people has made a bold statement on the February 25th Elections; what we are saying is that the people’s vote must count, we must protect the right of the people to choose their leaders, and also send a strong message to those who think the only way to political leadership is by unleashing violence and manipulating the system.

“Nigeria will come out stronger and on the path of greatness if the Nigerian courts take the bold step. The International community has a system in place to protect those who defend democracy across the world.

“Billions of Nigerian Taxpayer’s money and other International Organisation funds were committed to the Nigerian 2023 Elections, and we cannot afford to waste another billion chasing shadows; while the country is seriously suffering from infrastructure deficit – declare Peter Obi the winner outrightly and let’s move on”, he stated.

Ngogbehei said the International Community, through the EU report, has made a bold statement, and we cannot wish that away, rather, we must begin to hold the INEC account.

Tonytonex:
I come here to read comments.
Only females are commenting.
And dem no like wetin the OP yern.

naturalwaves:
I get your view but these sort of testing is not good .
I teach and if this set of questions is subject to analysis , it will fail. How can Nigeria progress with this level of academic testing? No mentally challenging question nor deep thinking question. Why ask someone to calculate useless things when a computer program can simply be written to automate those calculations. The world has moved beyond all these kind of manual things. What's the point in calculating all these manually when a model or program can be written and developed to provide these figures irrespective of the variables?

duro4chang:
You are talking trash! We know bastards who claim to be yoruba.

helinues:
Except if me self go scam her as she no sabi nothing for Street.

She can only scam Obi rodents

IconicR:
This deceitful political business woman don't know when to stop

LeoDeKing:
This Hushpuppy in hijab again?

helinues:
Scammer self wan dey talk.
[quote author=bhella10 post=124321122]Aisha Yesufu aka the burkahushpopi

Bola Tinubu’s forgery, electoral fraud provoked young Nigerians like Mmesoma into criminality: Aisha Yesufu
Mr Keyamo, while describing the student as “a brilliant girl, judging by her actual score of 249,” also cautioned critics against damaging her with their opinions.

She tweeted in response to a thread started by former minister of state for labour and employment, Festus Keyamo.

Mr Keyamo’s post was in response to Ejikeme Mmesoma admitting that she forged her Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) test scores.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), on Sunday, accused Ms Mmesoma of manipulating her UTME results from 249 to 362. Instead, the candidate who had insisted on her innocence later confessed to falsifying her results via an independent panel of inquiry set up by the Anambra State Government.

Reacting to the revelation, Mr Keyamo said he had reserved his comment regarding the controversies over Ms Mmesoma UTME scores.

Mr Keyamo, while describing the student as “a brilliant girl, judging by her actual score of 249,” also cautioned critics against damaging her with their opinions.

“What she needs is counselling, correction and guidance. She obviously did not know the weight and gravity of what she was doing. As teenagers, most of us made juvenile mistakes that never came to light.

But Ms Yesufu, in an attempt to politicise the matter, said issues arising from the country’s electoral system may have prompted pupils like Ms Mmesoma to forge her result, saying, “If Tinubu can do it, why not they?

“Tinubu fraudulently occupying the highest political office in the land through forgery and rigging is what is most unfortunate and has given room for more children to say if Tinubu can do it, why not[b] they?

“Reason Nigerians must focus on the judiciary to do the needful!,”[/b] her tweet reads.

Tntsi:
Tinubu is the only candidate that did not win his own state in the 2023 presidential election amongst all the 4 top presidential candidates.

No one knew him better than his people, yet he was rejected in a landslide.
One begins to wonder where tinubu got votes from.
The yakubu select, placeholder and his gang democracy killers cannot be happy with the EU report.

Solsix:
I now believe that for u to support APC properly, u will not need your brain

WorldRichest:
But you know no sensible person from your region, not even a single one.

Popular Nigerian TV host, Rufai Oseni has reacted to the European Union (EU) final report on the conduct of the 2023 general elections.

Naija News recalls that the EU, in its report presented to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said the exercise exposed enduring systemic weaknesses and therefore signalled a need for further legal and operational reforms to enhance transparency, inclusiveness and accountability.

The EU also identified six areas for improvement in Nigeria’s electoral process moving forward.

However, the Federal Government dismissed the EU report insisting that it was heavily jaundiced. They urged the EU and other foreign interests to be objective in all their assessments of the internal affairs of Nigeria.

Reacting to the development via series of tweets, Oseni opined that those challenging the Commission’s report did not properly read and digest it.

He insisted that the only argument they can present is that it was analysed by only eleven people.

He wrote, “Most of those that dismiss the EU observer report apparently have not digested the 94 page document. So when I watch them comment on a report they haven’t studied then you see the lack of logic. I just laugh all day. Ask them what is not true about the report and have a laugh.

“In the report the EU talked about the arbitrary fines by the broadcast regulators. We all saw the fines and it happened. The only defense they make is 11 analysts analyzed the report. It is obvious they didn’t read the page on methodology! Ignorance na problem.”

The Majority Leader of the Senate, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele has admitted that the $460,000 that President Bola Tinubu forfeited to the United States came from a narcotics business and money laundering.

Bamidele made this known while appearing as the first witness for Tinubu in the suit challenging his victory before the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT) which was instituted by the Labour Party (LP) candidate, Peter Obi.

During cross-examination by Obi’s lawyers, Bamidele admitted that Tinubu indeed forfeited over $460,000 in illicit drug proceeds. The case occurred in the United States in the 1990s when Tinubu was living in Chicago.

The President had declined to address the forfeiture for several years, despite its domination of headlines in the run-up to the presidential election on February 25.

Livy Uzoukwu, the lead counsel to Obi, asked whether or not Bamidele knew that the forfeiture was connected to narcotics dealing, to which he responded yes.

He also responded that he understood there was money laundering involved in Tinubu’s matter prior to the final forfeiture.

Bamidele appeared to be the most high-profile associate of Tinubu to confirm the forfeiture and narcotics background of the former Lagos governor.

Earlier, Tinubu presented 18 documents which were adopted by the tribunal in defence of the suit challenging the outcome of the February 25 election in which he was declared the winner.

The documents include a letter from former Inspector General of Police, Tarfa Balogun to the US Embassy in Nigeria dated February 3, 2003; a letter from the US Embassy dated February 4, 2003; and a bundle of Tinubu’s educational records from the Chicago State University certified by Jamar C. Orr, Associate General Counsel, Office of Legal Affairs, Chicago State University, Chicago.

Other documents are data pages of international passport showing travels to the US from 2011 to 2023, Labour Party (LP)’s forwarding letter for the submission of membership registration dated April 25, 2022; LP’s register of members for Anambra State, and a copy of the report of the Committee On The Location of the FCT and Historical Bureau.

Tinubu’s also tendered a copy of form EC8D for Kano State in respect of the presidential election of Feb. 25, 2023; acknowledgement copy of Shettima’s voluntary withdrawal of candidacy from Borno Central Senatorial District election dated July 6, 2022; judgment of the Supreme Court in SC/CV/501/2023 PDP vs INEC and 3 others delivered on May 26, 2023; copy of page 28 of the Nigerian Tribune Newspaper of 23rd February, 2023; copy of page 27 of the Nigerian Tribune Newspaper of 23rd February, 2023.

Prince Lateef Olasunkanmi Fagbemi SAN, the lead counsel for APC, stated that there was nothing to defend in the separate petitions of the Labour Party and the PDP.

Lawrence Bayode is the Director of ICT at INEC. He is a pastor in RCCG as well. But he refused to swear under oath with the Holy Bible.

That’s not all. Lawrence testified that only 31% of results had been uploaded before Mahmood Yakubu fraudulently declared Tinubu as the winner.

Lawrence Bayode is the Director of ICT at INEC. He is a pastor in RCCG as well. But he refused to swear under oath with the Holy Bible.

That’s not all. Lawrence testified that only 31% of results had been uploaded before Mahmood Yakubu fraudulently declared Tinubu as the winner.

Counsel to INEC, Abubakar Mahmoud (SAN), announced the conclusion of its case against LP on Tuesday after presenting the commission’s sole witness.

At the court session on Tuesday, Lawrence Bayode, an information technology practitioner, was led in evidence by Abubakar Mahmoud, INEC counsel.

Before the witness was called, INEC tendered some documents which were admitted and marked as exhibits.

During cross-examination, Bayode said blurred documents downloaded from the result viewing portal do not affect the polling unit results recorded in forms EC8As.

He said photographic copies of forms EC8A captured with the bimodal voter accreditation system (BVAS) and transmitted to IReV, are not relevant for the collation of results.

The witness also told the court that the glitch recorded during the presidential poll did not affect the credibility of election results.

He said only physical results (forms EC8As) are used for collating final election results. The report, which was critical of INEC’s conduct of the disputed election, was admitted as an exhibit in the case filed by the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidate, Atiku Abubakar, to challenge President Bola Tinubu’s victory in the poll.

Mr Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC) clinched victory in the polls, defeating Atiku, Labour Party’s Peter Obi, who came third, and 15 other candidates in the race.

But both opposition candidates filed separate petitions at the court to challenge the outcome of the disputed 25 February election, citing widespread electoral malpractices, among other issues.

Earlier, PREMIUM TIMES reported how the EU Observers report, brought to court by Atiku’s legal team on Monday, criticised the 2023 general elections. It said the election fell short of INEC’s promise to deliver transparent and credible polls.

Odebayo4010:
Your Ancestor they your back

Omoluabi16:
It's no point hounding this girl. I even believe she's also a 'victim' in all of this. My grouse is with innoson and others adding an ethnic coloration to this. No be today Igbo dey dust all this exam, coming out tops. So why would jamb be petty over this candidate? Why the mass hysteria over igbophobia when the real queen is also a daughter of the soil?
[s]The ONLY REGION THAT DOES NOT EVEN ENGAGE IN EXAM MALPRACTICE IS THE NORTH. [/s]Honest lots. West, east, south all filled with miracle centres.

We see now that tribalism is ugly. It makes y'all stupid. It will do no one good, but please... Continue fanning it.

Iamgrey5:
The response she got from jamb and her text are on the same side.

Shouldn't messages received be on another side on Android phones..

She simply wrote that again just as jamb alleged she was sending that 365 and the server kept giving her 249.

She deleted the jamb response and claimed the one she wrote herself is the actual results generated by the Sms not knowing Airtel can easily regenerate her text correspondence if need be.

Alright, the judges are seated.

Justice Bello: Good morning, learned senior counsel, members of the bar, the press, and everyone here today.
Welcome to today proceedings, as usual, we want your cooperation today for a successful proceeding.
You are all welcome.

The clerk is now up, and he has announced the case

Datti with a smile: Respectfully, I am Datti Baba-Ahmed, representing Labour Party

APC - Odunsoya Damilola George Legal Officer APC

INEC is absent today


Lead Counsel:

Labour Party - SAN Livy Uzoukwu

INEC - SAN AB Mahmoud

Tinubu and Shettima - SAN Wole Olanipekun

APC - SAN LO Fagbemi

INEC’s lawyer SAN AB Mahmoud is now up with the microphone

He is about to call INEC’s witness

INEC: Before witness comes out, my lord, I have a couple of documents that I want to tender

SAN Livy is now up with a very angry face: My lord, I believe this is the stage that we, in fact, I would hand over to Ikwueto

SAN Ikwueto is now up

SAN Ikwueto: My lord, we have subpoenas on this that we want to tender for a seemless case today with this witness

Justice Tsammani:What is seemless? You have closed your case. Do you want to reopen your case again

Ikwueto: No, my lord, we have subpoena and documents for this witness

Justice Tsammani and the other judges are looking feeble

Justice Tsammani: You have closed your case, and you want to tender

Ikwueto: It’s for this person, and we want to have a seemless case with these witnesses. They are subpoenas
If my lords would allow

Justice Tsammani: Wow

Justice Tsammani: You can not. You have closed your case, please, what seemless case.

Ikwueto: No problem, my lord. I just wanted us to have documents that show that we requested what they are bringing out now.

Justice Tsammani: No, please, your case is closed.

SAN Ikwueto sits

Ikwueto is now up again: My lord, we do not object to their documents apart from 3

Justice Tsammani: Ikwueto they have not even rendered

The whole court is laughing

Tsammani: Are you sure this rain allowed you to sleep well

Ikwueto: I thought they rendered

INEC has now tendered the document

All the respondents did not object

Ikwueto: We do not object to all apart from 3 of the documents, my lord. The ones listed as 3,4 & 7

Justice Tsammani has now admitted the documents as evidence before the court

INEC has now called the Witness

INEC: We want to call the witness Dr. Lawrence Bayode

Secretary: Dr Lawrence Kayode

INEC: No, B as a boy, Bayode

Secretary: Okay, Bayode, please step out to the box

The witness is now out, walking to the box

This one witness is cleaning glasses, I hope he can see the road, oh

The secretary has now sworn in the witness

INEC: You are Dr. Lawrence Bayode

W: Yes

INEC: Where do you live

W: Abuja

INEC: You are a staff of INEC

W: Yes

INEC: What is your position, and how long have you been working

W: I’m a deputy director of the ICT in INEC

W: I’ve been working for 24 years with INEC

‘Now I know why Ikwueto wanted to tender documents, LP sent subpoenas to this same department in INEC, and they didn’t show up, but here they are today standing as witness for INEC’

INEC: You made your statement on 10th April

W: Yes

INEC: How do you recognize it

W: With my signature

INEC: Do you wish to adopt

W: Yes, but there are some errors on pages 69 and 70 that I want to correct
On the paragraph, it moves from 40 to 104, 105, 106, 107, 108 instead of 41, 42, 43, 44, and 45

INEC: Okay, let’s correct it

INEC: My lord, please help with the correction. Witness any other correction

W: No

INEC: In paragraph 8 (29viii) and 107(i) that’s 44(i) you referenced the cloud train log

W: Yes

INEC: If you see that cloud trail log, can you identify it

W: Yes, my name and signature are there

INEC: I seek to tender the cloud trail and the certification my lord.
It’s listed in item 6 on our schedule of documents

Tinubu’s lawyer, Olanipekun, is now up on his feet

O: My lord, it is too early in the morning to be objecting to documents. There is no objection

The whole courtroom is laughing.

APC: No objection to the documents presented by INEC, my lord

Ikwueto: My lord, we object and would state our reasons in full when the need arises

Wahala ohhh, it’s now Labour Party’s turn to be objecting

Ikwueto sits with a huge smile

Justice Tsammani has now admitted the documents as evidence before the court

INEC: My lord, I want the documents to be taken as read if I have your kind permission

Justice Ugo: How do you want to demonstrate this document? Do you want to enter cloud

The whole courtroom

Justice Tsammani: Since it’s cloudy, they will enter the cloud to demonstrate the cloud

Olanipekun: No objections, my lord

APC: We consent to the document to be marked as read

Ikwueto: No objections, my lord

‘Everyone is shocked, but Ikwueto has a huge smile on his face’


INEC: This smile from Ikwueto well I’m
I'm just happy he’s not objecting and he’s in a good spirit today, I hope this spirit of cooperation continues

‘This smile on Ikwueto to me is a deadly smile oh, this Labour Party lawyers are up to something’

Olanipekun is now up

O: The foundation and the authencity of INEC elections are written in the forms EC8A and EC8B

W: Yes

O: Assuming IREV have blurred documents, they won’t affect the physical results of form EC8A, which are not blurred. Am I right

W: Yes

O: The images of form EC8A uploaded to IREV are not relevant for results collation, am I right

W: Yes you’re right

O: Are you aware of the celebrated E-Naira of President Buhari

W: Yes I’m aware

O: The E-Naira could not function work due to technological issues, am I right

W: You are right

‘Lol, are you working in CBN? Are you aware, witness’

O: Are you aware that the e-naira app was removed from the google Play Store to fix the technological issues? Are you aware

Yes I’m aware

‘Why is Olanipekun using style to give him answers’

Olanipekun: That would be all

APC is now up

APC: It was the physical form EC8A that your commission uses to collate elections, right

Correct

APC: The glitches that occurred on the presidential election did not affect the collation, right

Yes

APC: Are you aware that ECOWAS was one of the recognised observers for the election, right

Yes

APC: They issued a report

W: Yes, but I’ve not seen it, but I know

APC: Look at your exhibit on the cloud log and explain to my lords how you obtain it and it’s essence

W: Thank you, my lord. It is obtained on the AWS and shows the activity that was deployed on the e-transmission application on AWS to fix the glitches that were encountered on that day

APC sits down

Ikwueto is now up with his huge smile

LP: Your app on e-transmission was tested before it was used

W: Yes

LP: The testing was done between 3rd and 6th Feb 2023

W: No

Ikwueto laughing: So when was it

W: It was 4th Feb

‘The whole courtroom laughing’

Ikwueto: The report was received on 22nd Feb 2023 by INEC

W: Yes

Ikwueto: This is the report, and you produced it on subpoena

W: Murmurs a bit, yes

INEC is up. This document is not before the court yet

Ikwueto: Okay, no problem, my lord, I want to tender the document in evidence

Justice Tsammani: Okay

Ikwueto: Thank you, Sir

INEC is now up: No objection

APC lawyers are murmuring heavily and very loudly
They are not happy

Olanipekun: We object, my lord

APC: My lord, we don’t know what this document is. We object

Wahaluuurr ohhh

Justice Tsammani has now admitted the document as exhibit XY

Ikwueto: Does this document show the findings

W: It says findings

INEC is up

Ikwueto: Pleaae sit down

Ikwueto: So it shows findings resolved

W: Yes

Ikwueto: You are a senior pastor
In your church

W: Yes

Ikwueto: It shows the risk level

W: It is resolved

Ikwueto: But it shows it was high risk

W: It was resolved

Ikwueto: So the e-transmission was not vulnerable

W: Yes, it was resolved

This witness has just contradicted himself
Remember what he said to APC earlier on e-transmission

Ikwueto: Your test was done on the pre-production server

W: No, it was on the UAT server

Ikwueto: Open page 23 of the report

W: Which report

Ikwueto: The report you can see

W: Hold on

Ikwueto: Pastor, you are taking all the time in World

W: I’m referred to as Doctor

Ikwueto: I’m also a man of God

W: I can’t find it

Ikwueto: So you can not see the page

W: No, I can’t

Ikwueto: You still can not see it

W: Oh, I can see it now

Ikwueto: On this paragraph 7.3.3 on pre-prod

W: It was not this one

Ikwueto: This is a server testing

W: It was not this one

Ikwueto: You tested the server right

W: Yes, but

APC is now up: My lord it’s already 24 minutes

Why are they afraid, na

Ikwueto: I put it to you Dr that an AWS cloud trail law would have these features: event time, event source, event name, AWS Region, source IP address. Do you agree

W: It is listed

Ikwueto: Do you agree

W: It is listed

Oboy you agree abi you no agree

Justice Tsammani: Is that a yes

W: Yes

Ikwueto: The snapped copy of EC8A on IREV and the hard copy EC8A can never be different

W: Anything can happen when you’re uploading

‘The whole court shouts ahhhh’
INEC fear God, ohhhhh
Pastor Lawrence, Pastor Lawrence
No wonder he did not swear with the Bible when he was sworn in. He used affirmation and not Bible’

Ikwueto: So it would change

W: It won’t change

Ikwueto: Show him this PCA23 exhibit.
Pastor next week, I will be in your church on Sunday

INEC is up: That is unfair. You’re intimidating him

Wahalurrr oh, me too I want to go to his Church

Ikwueto: Is it bad that I want to come to church

Ikwuetoooo won’t kill us.

Ikwueto: Look at the document, please.
What are the scores

W: I can’t see it. It’s blurred

INEC that’s how they brought Deeper Live sister that day to lie, now pastor Lawrence
Who is in Pastor Lawrence church

Ikwueto: So what are the scores

W: I can’t see it, but it looks different

Pastor Lawrence

Ikwueto: Thank you. My lord, please answer one more question.

Justice Tsammani: Okay

Ikwueto: You are aware that INEC materials are archived

W: Which one

Ikwueto: Your materials, press statement, and all

W: Not all

Ikwueto: Oh, not all
Okay
So did you…

APC cuts in

APC: Please, his time is up

Justice Tsammani: Re-examination

Ikwueto smiling: Okay, no problem.

INEC is up now

Re-examination

INEC: You were asked on exhibit x1 about the performance, and I want you to explain performance and functionality to the court

Justice Tsammani: It’s not necessary

Ikwueto: Thank you, my lord

INEC: My lord, he needs to explain it so we can understand

Justice Tsammani: Okay, explain

W: Thank you my lord, the functionality is that it’s doing what it was meant to do while the performance is test on how the system will behave under heavy load and heavy users and the vulnerability test is the one on the backend to ensure the system is secured

INEC: Thank you. Can we discharge the witness

Justice Tsammani: Okay

Ikwueto: Now that he’s discharged, can we come to your church on Sunday

Ikwueto

Justice Ugo: Go with your 10% and give him beforehand if you want to go to his church

Ikwueto: I will invite him for confession

Ikwuetoooo, Ikwueto does not have Guardian Angel. This is his vawulence

INEC: My lord that would be all for us, we are closing ours today.

‘The whole courtroom is shocked’

INEC has closed their case with only 1 witness

INEC what you people are doing

Only 1 witness to defend the whole glitch and election

Justice Tsammani: Okay, any objection to them closing their case

There was no objection

Olanipekun: My lord, we would them open ours tomorrow.

Justice Tsammani: Okay
So we adjourn today

The case has now been adjourned to tomorrow, Wednesday, 5th July 2023, for Tinubu and Shettima’s lawyers to open their case.

Yugoslavia247:
Each day I come to nairaland it increases my hatred.

Nairaland will die a swift death with the rate of tribalism here.

1Alex:
Im a one of the few people who got federal job without knowing anyone.

richie240:
I be yoruba kee u dia.

AdiscoPele:
But why? Why are the igbos doing this? This is the same way the OPM pastor, instead of scolding and advising those young lads that danced on duty, he gave them scholarship to study abroad and what was the outcome.

What has happened in the case of this young girl should never been give ethnic colouration but the igbos and this behaviour of 'them against us' attitude will never augur well.

It has been confirmed that qr code on the result she posted doesn't bear her name, that alone should have rising a cause for concern but I was shocked with the response of Innoson to the issue. They were indirectly blaming JAMB. Mind you, the fraud was uncovered by Anambra State government because they were diligent in their duties. They also wanted to honour the young lady but had to verify before that and it was discovered that the result was fake. What we expected any sane individual or organisation to do next is carry out a forensic investigation yo unravel those behind this ignoble act, but what do we have now, igbos claiming victimisation.

This is wrong and should be condemned.

So, if she wasn't discovered or caught yo have falsified her result, they wouldn't have given her a foreign scholarship.

Pls, Igbos, change our attitudes towards others and stop believing that we all hate you. We don't.