₦airaland Forum

fergie001:
Why did the 2 sets of petitioners not even tender results from even a polling units agents yet claimed they had agents in all polling units.

Peterobiisathie:
They Labour in vain finally
These Obidients are just cowards; I thought they would have burnt down everywhere by now
So they all threatened the Judiciary for nothing?

Kwamecron:
Nice one Lagos, everybody in Lagos contributed to this development...

seanfer:
Unfortunately for him and LP there is no enough time to start the petition afresh...

Omoawoke:
15 is definitely not sufficient.

There is bigger than a pandemic. After tribunal trash that case away, many of them will enter street naked

mrmayoh:
Eyah! Obi should have used your report as petition.

According to PDP, Tinubu score 150,000 in Lagos and Obi scored 900,000

According to Aisha Yesufu/Twitter influencers, Obi scored 1.6m votes in Plateau

According to you, Obi scored over 350k but Obi claimed he got 250k.

According to Labour is contesting 1,618,000

Mr according!

mrmayoh:
The 2023 presidential election has come and gone, and Peter Obi is in court to challenge the outcome of the election. However, he failed to prove that he won the election in his petition to the tribunal. The only figure-based evidence he could provide to the court is from Rivers and Benue, but that cannot make him a president.

Obi claimed that in Rivers State, he scored 205,110 votes, while Mr. Tinubu scored 84,108 in Rivers State against INEC-declared results of 231,591 (APC) and his own as 175,071.

In Benue State, Obi claimed he scored 329,003 votes, while Tinubu 300,421 votes against the declared results of 310,468 for Tinubu and 308,372.

If Peter Obi could tell the world that Tinubu received 300,421 votes in Benue state, why do you think Nigerians did not vote for Tinubu?

The 20 states listed below clearly show that Obi does not have the national spread to win the presidential election. He failed to score at least 50,000 votes in 14 states.

As an Obidient, would you still vote for Peter Obi if a rerun is conducted today, or would you switch to vote for Atiku because he has a better chance of winning?

1. Zamfara 1,660 votes (0.%)
2. Jigawa 1,889 votes(0%)
3. Yobe 2,406 votes(0%)
4. Katsina 6,376 votes (0.%)
5. Sokoto 6,568 votes (1%)
6. Borno 7,205 votes (1%)
7. Kebbi 10,682 votes (1%)
8. Ekiti 11,397 votes(3%)
9. Kano 28,513 votes (1%)
10. Bauchi 27,373 votes(3%)
11. Osun 23,283 votes(3%)
12. Gombe 26,160 votes(5%)
13. Kwara 31, 166 votes (6%)
14 Ondo 47,350 votes(8%)
15. Kogi 56,217 votes (12%)
16. Niger 80,452 votes (10%)
17. Ogun 85,829 votes (14%)
18. Oyo 99,110 votes (12%)
18. Adamawa 105, 648 votes (14%)
19. Akwa Ibom 132,683 votes (23%)
20. Kaduna 294,494 votes (21%)

IbeOkehie:
Transmission is the major issue because transmission of electricity is a MONOPOLY function of the Federal Government of Nigeria. The sole transmission company in Nigeria is called the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN). It was the part of NEPA/PHCN retained under FULL OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL of the Federal Government. Most people don't understand that the Federal Government is in complete and total control of the electricity sector, that the so-called privatization was designed to keep it under control.

Transmission of electricity is non-functional because it's owned by the Federal Government. That's the same reason why National Theatre Iganmu, the 4 NNPC refineries and all the Ajaokuta Steel companies and also National Television Authority and Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria and the Federal Universities and Federal Medical Centers are inefficient, corrupt and non-producing.

Remember NITEL used to be the SOLE MONOPOLY phone operator in Nigeria and it was owned by the Federal Government. Those of you who are young should ask your elders how many people in Nigeria had phone before the sector was deregulated and privatized. NITEL and it's mobile branch called Mobitel existed for 30 or so years and only managed to provide 1 million phone lines. Only the rich had phones when government controlled phones, just like only the rich get the best university education in Federal Universities. Nigerians please wake up!!!!

Every problem in Nigeria is rooted in Government ownership and control, government regulation of prices and government control of markets so the solutions to ALL of the problems in Nigeria is simple. It's called FREE MARKETS and suffering will continue until it's applied in EVERY SECTOR the same way it was applied in telecoms, cement and broadcasting. It's not an option, it's the ONLY solution.

Good Luck to Nigeria.

Tywright:
I beg no go spoil am again oo, light don stable for my area now close to 4 months aleast 20hrs aday . Na improvement to 24hrs we need

Hollygrail:
This man - Adelabu is only ranting because he fails to understand that our power problem is beyond generation but transmission and distribution. What is the excess of generating power in quantum while transmission lines lack the capacity to convey it to the end users. The late Chief Bola Ige and Babatunde Fashola once boost of achieving this feat but ended up disappointing Nigerians. We need Electrical Engineers like myself to resolve our power issues. Most of these appointed ministers lack the capacity to understand how power generation, transmission and distribution network works and as such end up achieving nothing unless they gather a sound Engineering team who will help build a roadmap to power sustainability with strong policy implementation mechanism in place.

SalamRushdie:
PDP left APC a 550 billion dollars economy and today that economy is now reduced to 255 billion dollars taking Nigeria from Africa's biggest economy to the 3rd in Africa...You can see the kind of useless decisions APC makes that keep hurting Nigeria ..how do u make an NYSC corper a minister?

obi58:
Perhaps on their personal church visits but not during official functions.

Know the difference and have peace please.

obi58:
You don't treat government which is the place for official conduct to showcase your cultural proclivities.

Just the same way you won't expect a sitting president to be referring to Bishop Oyedepo as Daddy at an official function. He can address him that way if they are having a personal conversation but not at an official function.

I hope you are rational enough to understand the difference.

davodyguy:
So, he should be allowed to defame?