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zendy:If that speech kill you or is likely to kill you it is not subject to freedom of speech. |
@Op, Kanu is on a long thing. He choose the wrong time for his stunts. |
Professional Lesson 101. Never defend your father in the media if your are a practitioner or the court if you are a lawyer. Your judgment will be blurred by emotions. Dokpesi's gufffed, he just convicted his father by a media trial. |
Handiwork of Biafrans |
obinnashady:Noted and expected. Please do not bring artificial balls when it happens, make sure that your stick is working also. |
At the rate Dasuki is going he will the Emmy, Grammy and all the signing awards. |
These SPIRITS thick well well. |
Lanrexoyin:The canary is singing. His name is Dasuki. |
luvinhubby:He will remain in jail, he scuttles ROCHAS is Rochas business. He will have his day in court and then jail. |
luvinhubby:You have admitted his statement is wrong. None of them asked that Nigerians should buy guns, bullets and bombs to attack the Nigerian government. If the government of that day did not deal with them it doe not mean that Kanu should be condoned. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fPQOPEH-0Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XI95DOvNb8Y Which this videos and truthfully answer if Kanu does not deserve to be in jail and have the same rejection he had at IWC. You answer will determine if you have a brain at all. |
luvinhubby:Is the Kanu you mentioned the Idiot who said Igbo people in diaspora should give him money to buy guns, bullets and bombs to destroy Nigeria. Is Kanu the Idiot who said that Somalia will be a joke if he does not succeed with his IPOB? If you say he does not deserve to be in jail then you need examination somewhere around your head. Kanu deserves to be in jail. The guys who are killing northerners should know that the East stands to loss the more in their desire to have Nigeria be a Somalia. |
Adaowerri111:Suit yourself. |
chukwudi44:Oga, you thinking has no space when it is the work of the PDP. They believed they will rule Nigeria for the next 60 years. their sweet sixteen ended at 16 not the 60 they envisaged. The charges will not be thrown out, but Dokpesi will be thrown into a deserved jail term. |
Adaowerri111:Ask Kanu whether this Government is a tootheless bulldog. |
Amack:Why you put green and white for that flag? Just small DSS cell don make una change flag? |
blesseddivah:Why you disappoint nah? I thought you will do one- X over something plus another thing minus anything = to everything. It is like that girl with teacher handwriting will do better than some people in looking for X- so long as X is not money. |
blesseddivah:It is on the front page so that blessed people like you can help others find x. Ok find X let see how how much of a travail matter this thread is. |
OlujobaSamuel:They also do not have powers to hear such cases from the beginning at all. |
OlujobaSamuel:The Supreme cannot hear this case now. |
rusher14:Ok, something took me to 34 states in Nigeria |
backtosender:Watch this is it a call to let my people go or to fight war. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XU2JtlUF6M |
backtosender:Call it by constitutional means. When some people started in Scotland the ayes and the nays have their say. Here one fool was trying to defraud Nigerians with hate and treasonable comment. Call a referendum and win. |
rusher14:How you take know Ishibori? It is not copy and pest. |
demielvis:Yes, the Mallam has been push aside by the jurisdiction of the Yoruba man. The Ijaw, Igala, Nupe, Birom, Kanuri, Fulani will take turns on his Liberty for his dumbness. An Igbo man will convict him to twenty years imprisonment, an Ngas, Yoruba and Efik will overrule the Igbo man with a death sentence, then Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Ishibori, Ichen, Fulani and Annang Justices will make it life imprisonment. That December was to test what Biafrans will do. They did nada. |
realsammy:Question threes is an order or a superior court. Q 2= Rule of law is followed because a terrorist is in detention. Q3= Freedoms are subject to laws and must be justifiable. Q Yes Nigeria is a Zoo for animals, when they don't reason they will be in a cage like the Kanu specie. |
mirabel001:Good now that you agree that he is going to be pregnant in jail, please attach a name and address to those you know have ever worn Biafra military uniform in the Zoo for further zoo treatment. |
meforyou1:Of course! |
meforyou1:You have a point, but is his opinion that counts for now. |
mapet:Bros at the risk of sound boring, all cases are decided on their peculiar facts. Was Ameachi dead before announcement of result? Ameachi Vs INEC was decided on the fact that the PDP unlawfuly substitute Ameachi that was validly nominated at a primaries and his name sent to INEC by an Omehia that did not buy the nomination for that elections. Read the supreme court summery to understand the difference of the two cases. Between RT. HON. ROTIMI CHIBUIKE AMAECHIAppellant(s) AND INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION & ORSRespondent(s) Other Citations Amaechi v. I.N.E.C. (No.3) (2007) 18 NWLR (Pt.1065) 105 (2007) 7-10 S.C. 172 RATIO DECIDENDI A. I. KATSINA-ALU, J.S.C (Delivering the Leading Judgment): Let me start by thanking all the senior counsel for the parties for the adroit and impressive manner in which they have put across their arguments both in their different briefs and the oral arguments canvassed in support. The issues in this appeal fall within a narrow compass. The starting point is the decision made by this court in Ugwu v.Ararume (2007) 12 NWLR (Pt. 1048) 367. The simple issue decided in that case is that a political party wishing to substitute a candidate for another within 60 days to the election must give cogent and verifiable reasons to INEC for the substitution sought. In the said ARARUME case, this court decided that to offer the reason framed as 'error' for a change of candidate is not in compliance with s.34(2) of the Electoral Act. 2006. In this case. the same reason relied upon by the respondent in substituting the appellant with the 2nd respondent is the word 'error' without more. Clearly in my view the cases are similar and the same principle applies. In the arguments of respondents counsel, it was submitted that the fact that there was an indictment against the appellant constituted a reason for INEC to disqualify the appellant. My reaction is that the submission is untenable because there was no indictment known to law against the appellant. No court of law pronounced the appellant guilty of any criminal offence justifying his exclusion from the election. Indeed, he was never charged before any court. It is my finding that the appellant was not substituted in accordance with the law and therefore remained the 3rd respondent's nominated candidate for the Rivers State Governorship election held on 14/4/01. The submission of the respondents that section 308 enures to the benefit of 2nd respondent is untenable. The wrong upon which the appellant premised his claim had been in existence before the election. The court below correctly decided that the section 308 did not avail the 2nd respondent. I am unable to accept that 2nd respondent enjoys any immunity in this matter. The claim of the plaintiff/appellant at pages 68-70 of the record are declaratory and injunctive. He brought the claims so that he would not be substituted. It is my view that the candidate for P.D.P. at the election was the appellant. His name was unlawfully removed. In the eyes of the law, he remained the candidate and this court must treat him as such. My view is that it was the appellant and not the 2nd respondent who must be deemed to have won the elections. The argument that the appellant must be held to his claims overlooks the fact that this court has the wide jurisdiction to give consequential orders and to grant reliefs which the circumstances and the justice of a case dictate. Wherever justice demands it, this court shall rise to do justice without regard to technicality. I ought not to make an order which does not address the grievance of a party before this court. The only way to accord recognition to his rights unlawfully trampled upon is to declare that the appellant and not the 2nd respondent must be deemed to have won the April 14 Gubematorial Election. The cross-appeals by 2nd and 3rd respondents fail. The appeal succeeds. The decision of the Court of Appeal is hereby set aside. I declare the appellant the one entitled to be in the Govenorship seat in Rivers State since he was the lawful candidate of the P.D.P. at the election. It is ordered that the 2nd respondent Celestine Omehia vacate the seat of Govenor of Rivers State immediately and that the appellant be forthwith sworn in, in his place. I will give my fuller reasons for the judgment on 18/1/2008. I make no order as to costs. . |
cheruv:Are you guys also going to wage war on Japan? Hmmm they don't have an army but..... |
Francis5:With his handcuffs intact. |
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