Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 11:07pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
cheruv: Of course we've a country and its there that the sun rises...like the reemergence of the lotus flower  We call it Ala owuwa anyānwu  Bros the sun rises in Yola first before Biafra. Look at your map very well. |
Politics › Re: The Rise and Shameful Fall Of Nnamdi Kanu (PICS) by bakila: 10:24pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 9:27pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sonnie10: Why did Bubu escape to Iran when he heard that Biafran's were bringing the protest to Aso Rock? Because Bubu has it in his schedule to go to Iran and Nnamdi goes to prison. Bubu no get time; slowly the Zoo will teach lesser animal the law of Zoology bubu's way. |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 9:24pm On Nov 23, 2015*. Modified: 10:28pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
onatisi: by the time they finish with him he will be the first to wake up every morning shouting and singing the national anthem and the pledge all at the same time. Most free men don't know the importance and value of having freedom and many therefore abuse it He will also be very disappointed that the IPOB gang did not attempt to rescue him and allow his return to prison unchallenged and uneventful. |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 9:20pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
sonnie10: And you think this is the first time he has been detained by the Nigerian govt. for the same struggle? When was the first time? Did you know he was bald the last time? Do you know how common you are when you are prosecuted before a Magistrate? Did he ran out of bleaching cream like this time resulting in his new complexion? |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 9:17pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
onatisi: I wish you can see me laughing and rolling .guy you know you are very very correct.by the time he comes out he may become a pastor or even start telling ppl to eschew violence. He will become more intelligent and clever He may start a business selling the Nigeria flag and the National anthem with PEACE AND UNITY is BOLD. |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 9:14pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
onatisi: by the 3rd time he appears in court,all those crowd that came today will no longer be coming ,it is then he will understand how Nigerians are. Then he will start claiming British citizenship. One common thing with the courts is after they fix you case for hearing, the judge will be transferred and trial will commence de-novo with new bail conditions. Meanwhile the surety for the initial bail would have retired from the civil service or in jail for some money he stole from government. |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 9:10pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
onatisi: this guy will only be released from jail when an Ibo man becomes Nigeria president. He will even try to renounce his citizenship of Nigeria ,but it wont help. Naija prison na die One thing about Prison or detention is that while you are there, you will be smart. When you come out you will need to acclimatize before you talk freely or boldly. |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 8:58pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
onatisi: ehya ok oooo. I no go argue
You will soon hear that he has become a born again Christian. Just wait and see. Kai you wicked. So he will come to court next time with King James Version of the Bible? |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 8:57pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
onatisi: bros,the guy just go find trouble that was sleeping in a locked room ,the guy knocked and banged the door,trouble didn't answer ,trouble pretended as if he didn't hear,na so the guy go pull down the doors and windows of trouble room,now see kanu see trouble.he looks pitiful,why is he not shouting Biafra now He can't shout Biafra now because he was trying to defraud gullible ones to pay money to his cause and then disappear. You are on point, he does not know that some of his comments were treasonable or he underestimated the Nigerian Igbos love for Their country. The biafrans will try to make noise but he will be the guest of Igbos in the DSS and they will bring him back to his senses. |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 8:41pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
onatisi: Kanu must be having some regrets now . True talk, when some is bald he should not look for Government trouble. The low cut will be bushy and you will not look Handsome again. |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu in Court Today by bakila: 8:39pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
silibaba: O BOY THIS GREAT MAN DONGAIN POPULARITYOOO
JUST SEE OR LOOK DOWN AT VIEWINGTHISSSSSSSTOPICCC It is not up to some of the Abubakar Audu threads. |
Politics › Re: Legal Implications Of Abubakar Audu's Death – Festus Keyamo by bakila: 5:15pm On Nov 23, 2015*. Modified: 5:36pm On Nov 23, 2015 |
mapet: ......so the certificate of return handed over to Amaechi back then was based on whose name in the Form EC8e? Ameachi has a suit challenging the appearance of Omehia's name on the ballot. His name was already on Form EC4b(ii) the foundation of EC8e. The EC8e has Omehia's name Pendente lite Ameachi's case that INEC should not recognize anyone as PDP's candidate for Governorship. The rest is history, Ameachi moved from that bold act to another one when he could not stomach's PDP's impunity anymore. He lead to the ouster of another President that wants to mess up with his mandate again. |
Politics › Re: Legal Implications Of Abubakar Audu's Death – Festus Keyamo by bakila: 10:18am On Nov 23, 2015 |
modath: PDP folks are just hoping against hope..
If the death announcement had come before the announcement of a partial result, they would have had a reason to be hopeful..
A supplementary election is all that is in the offing, anyone believing what the lawyers sympathetic to PDP are positing is just living in delusion..
APC hs two choices, allow Faleke to go on & become the governor or choose from one of the guber primary contestants... Sentiments is flying all over Keyamo's postulations. You last paragraph summerised the matter 75% percent. The other 25% is the possibility of an election, because the certificate of return of is issued based on a Form EC8e that has the name of the Governorship candidate not his running mate and his party. Faleke was not the Governorship candidate but the runing mate. PDP will still not win Kogi anyday anytime= my hope and view. |
Politics › Re: Lawyers To INEC: Death Of APC Candidate Does Not Invalidate Election by bakila: 10:08am On Nov 23, 2015 |
ichidodo: [color=#1986BC] We rather let the Supreme justices decide rather than money grubbing lawyers who are keen to let this imbroglio stretch further especially when you consider the hefty legal fees involved in the stretching exercise... Or since Audu is deceased and the deadline of submitting names of fresh candidates has elapsed then it behooves on INEC to remove and annul APC's candidature inaddition to declaring votes casted for the APC as wasted votes by virtue of their candidate's diqualification by death before proceeding to announce Runners up Wada as the Winner of Kogi Gubernatorial 2015[/color] That is a PDP jaundiced view of the situation. Unfortunately for PDP it is either another APC candidate, Faleke or another election. |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 8:23am On Nov 23, 2015*. Modified: 8:40am On Nov 23, 2015 |
Ayodee2: STOP MISLEADING PEOPLE. BELOW IS THE DETAILS OF THE CASE, BONI HARUNA VS INEC
By Chris Agbiti Only a few Nigerians can still, perhaps, retain in their memories the event of July 16, 1999, no thanks to our collective malady of amnesia. So, what happened on July 16, 1999? A brief narration of the chain of events culminating in the said event of 16th July, 1999 under review may be necessary for a proper grasp of the lesson. The locale was in Adamawa State of Nigeria. The dramatis personae consisted of Atiku Abubakar, Boni Haruna and two other gentlemen. Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and his running mate had just won the governorship election of Adamawa State under the platform of PDP in an election conducted by INEC. However, before their swearing in, the then PDP Presidential candidate, Chief Obasanjo, just out of prison and desperately in need of a strong political machinery to realize his presidential ambition saw the usefulness of Atiku Abubakar as head of the political structure of late Yar’Adua and thus, persuaded him to renounce his mandate and be appointed his running mate. Upon his acceptance of the offer of Obasanjo’s running mate by Atiku, INEC as the electoral umpire officially wrote to Atiku of its decision to conduct a Bye_Election to fill the governorship vacancy he had left behind. However, Boni Haruna, the Deputy governor Elect, and the PDP, would have non of the INEC decision to conduct another election, as according to them, the fact of Boni Haruna’s victory at the poll had already conferred on him certain constitutional rights that entitled him to be automatically sworn in as the Governor following Atiku’s abandonment of his mandate. And so, to the court they all went to ventilate their grievances. The matter commenced at the Federal High court and raged on until it finally berthed at the apex court. At the Supreme Court, it became necessary for the court to interpret Section 45 of the then Decree 3 of 1999 (now the 1999 constitution) which provides for the conditions under which a Deputy Governor may be sworn in as Governor. According to the said Section, a Deputy Governor shall only be sworn in on the occurrence of such eventualities as “death, resignation, impeachment, permanent incapacity or removal for any other reasonâ€. It never contemplated such abandonment as happened in Atiku’s instance. However, finding itself in such a challenge demanding the assertion of its role of social engineering, the Supreme Court, in a split decision, felt a need to advance a remedy, albeit uncanny, to the strange constitutional ailment, and, EUREKA, came the ultimate remedy that became the commencement of a political terminal disease for Atiku. The Learned Justices of the Supreme Court, per UWAIS CJN (as he then was) found succor in the dictionary definition of the word, “ DIE†which according to him finds synonyms in, “ breath one’s last, deceased, depart, expire, finish, decay, decay, decline, disappear, dwindle, ebb, end, fade, lapse, vanish, wane, wilt, wither, fizzle out†and finally decided that even though Atiku was biologically alive, his renunciation of his mandate as Governor-Elect to run with Chief Obasanjo as Vice President, in effect, had the same consequence as â €œdie†within the contextual meaning of the dictionary definition of death given above. And thus, Atiku was, in effect, pronounced judicially dead, thereby clearing the coast for Boni Haruna to be sworn in as the Governor. While the above Supreme Court judgment might, probably, have been treated with the usual exchange of banter by Atiku and his acolytes, it is doubtful whether he ever took time to reflect soberly on the spiritual implication of such weighty pronouncement handed down from the sacred temple of justice. Ever thought of why court is regarded as a “Temple of justiceâ€? You are the one who misleading yourself. Is there a Judge of the Supreme Court by the name of Agbiti? Did he consider the judgement of the Court of Appeal? Did he consider the argument of Chike Chigbue, A B Mahmud or Akpamgbo? Does what you have above appears to you like a decision of the Supreme Court? I repeat the name of the case is PDP and Boni Haruna as Appellant and INEC, APP, Bala Takaya and Abdulrahman as Respondent. Expand your research to Supreme Court appeal no SC. 66/1999 the views of Uwais. You should not mislead yourself. WAS ANYONE DECLARED AS THE WINNER OF THE KOGI ELECTIONS? If no was how can anyone be declared as Governor? The views of Uwais is "there are three stages in the process of the person contesting election to become governor or deputy governor the first stage is up to the holding of election. The second is after being elected but pending the assumption of office.....During the first stage if th gubernatorial candidate dies or withdrew from the elections it seems that there has to be fresh nomination of a gubernatorial candidate and his running mate.....it again appears if the running mate suffers the same disabilities the gubernatorial candidate must nominate another running mate." Stop the sentiment let's face reality. |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 11:40pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
NgeneUkwenu: INEC gave the Certificate of Return to Atiku and not Haruna!
Next! What happens to the constitutional time limit by which parties must nominate their candidates before an election? An Act of God has tampered with that  The major headache now is the constitutional time limit for a Governor to vacate his seat. |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 11:30pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 11:29pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
NgeneUkwenu: Why are you dodging me? That was not a response to you? is it? check again. |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 11:27pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
Alphaoscar: Are they not still at the stage of the contest? The man died towards the point of declaration and the main election has been conducted already what remain is just the conclusion of the election in a selected part of the state which constitute less than 10%. 100% minus ten is = 90%elelction not Election. It is sad that Audu died and APC's victory is delayed, fortunately some Lawyer may find employment from the views we take of the matter. |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 11:23pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
lummyguy: Please educate us on d rulings... we are laymen in our little wisdom our sabi Learned bros I am Lay too. Summery- INEC wrote to Atiku that they will conduct a bye-election for Governorship election of Adamawa State which he won with Boni Haruna as running mate before they were sworn in. The decision of INEC was because Atiku had accepted to be running-mate to Obasanjo. PDP and Boni Haruna went to court up to the Supreme Court. The Law- The big Court said that where a Governor or deputy dies before conclusion of election there should be nomination of new candidates to be presented to INEC. Nairaland comment- the position above will be subject of being referred to as an obiter-dictum and a new interpretation provided on the facts. Some lawyers may earns millions from the misfortune of PRINCE AUDU's FAMILY in the processes. |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 11:10pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
Alphaoscar: the section you are quoting clearly says before the commencement of the poll but the candidate voted and his vote was counted . the rescheduled election is not a fresh election but the continuation of the one already conducted. Haba bros, you want INEC to conclude the election with a dead man on their nomination forms. what will the FORM EC8e reflect? |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 11:04pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
NgeneUkwenu: Was the Certificate of Return given to the Deputy? Yap. |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 11:03pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
lummyguy: In the case u sighted, here is an excerpt i got here on nairaland:
According to what I read/was told by my Uncle [cus I was not that matured politically then], Boni Haruna was Atiku's running mate during the 1999 Guber. polls in Adamawa. And Atiku had already won the election when OBJ asked him to be his running mate. So, Boni Haruna being his running mate was called upon to take over from him. Note that he [Atiku] had neither been sworn-in nor taken an oath of office. It can also be said that Boni Haruna governed Adamawa for the stipulated period of 4yrs, That is note from the case. The Judges who decided the case at the Supreme Court Uwais CJN with whom Wali, Kutigi, and Ayoola justices of the Supreme Court were not informed by their uncles. Ogundare, Uwaifo and Muhammed who dissented were judicially and politically matured  when they all delivered that judgement.  |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 10:59pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
kel4soft: Election has already been held. But in the Haruna's case it was prior to the election. Nope, the reverse is the case. Here election is inconclusive, while in Haruna their was a declaration and Certificate of Return issued to Atiku Abubakar and Boni Haruna as Governor and Deputy Governor respectively. |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 10:56pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
Alphaoscar: @ op, I beg to disagree because the part of the constitution you quoted clearly state that before the commencement of the election but in kogi state's case
1. There is a legally conducted election
2. Even the dead candidate voted and his vote was counted
3. More than 90% of the election is conducted already
4. And don't forget the candidate and his deputy contested on a joint ticket and thank God the other partner on the ticket ( faleke) is alive and well
5. The votes were voted and recorded for the party and not in the candidate's name.
6. The election to be conducted is just a supplementary election which can never void the main election.
7. election been inconclusive is not same as been invalid.
cc: adaweezy , tonyebarcanista , gbawe , Ngeneukwenu . Unfortunately on the decision of PDP vs INEC a 1999 decision of the Supreme Court where the court held that they swim or sink together at the stage of contesting the election. They however have different right after a declaration. Unfortunately at this point there is no declaration and Nigeria will have to spend more money to conduct another election. This matter is however a novel area of Law that may produce a pronouncement from the courts. |
Politics › Re: What The Electoral Acts Says About The Death Of A Candidate by bakila: 10:42pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
Bern1992: I dont even see any law in Nigeria Ayodee2: The questions are : 1) was election conducted? YES 2) Was results announced? YES (inconclusive) 3) can he validly contest for election without a deputy? NO Since election was conducted and results announced though inconclusive, and going by supreme Court judgement in Amaechi case that people vote for party and not individuals, also going by section 181 as stated above, d deputy we take over and he shall be swear in as the governor, given Apc eventually wins d supplementary election. Nope, there is a Law. The decision of the Supreme Court in PDP VS INEC in 1999 regarding Atiku Abubakar and Boni Haruna, their must be fresh nomination. Falake stands disqualified 9jatatafo: Now our constitutional lawyers have a big task of interpreting the significance of what happens after the death of Audu Ogbeh |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by bakila: 7:32pm On Nov 21, 2015 |
Ojix85: I'm confused. You make 60% return off your investment (if that's even true), yet you still follow the treasury bills thread on Nairaland?
Even billionaires often show their investment hand/picks once in a while. We all know the saying.. "If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is".
Anyone with current rates abeg? Yes, every investment has its level of risk and attraction. The treasury bill rate is not up to 5%, hurry while the stock last and enjoy TB. |
Politics › Re: Some Kogi Governorship Election Result 2015 by bakila: 7:26pm On Nov 21, 2015 |
kahal29: Audu Defeats Wada in Tunde Ogbeha's Unit:
It was victory for the All progressive Congress defeating PDP 200 to 158 votes at Lokoja Club, the unit of Former Senator Tunde Ogbeha. Ogbeha incidentally is the Director General of Idris Wada Campaign Organisation. Signs that are not wonders. |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by bakila: 1:32pm On Nov 20, 2015 |
Bamz: Na beans  Nope, beans was 35% last year. |
Politics › Re: Assassination Attempt On Ekweremadu by bakila: 6:22pm On Nov 18, 2015 |
dantori: But they said assassination? no where was it mentioned that the said assassin tried to shoot and doesn't the DSP have an orderly with a gun? why he no shoot the assassin this is logical and simple this idiot should know if they are spreading falsehood it May still come after them, foolish set of Pdthieves The DSP went after the guys sweet babe. The guy rattled DSP case closed. |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by bakila: 11:45am On Nov 12, 2015 |
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