₦airaland Forum

zomby:
Don't let us disrespect comedians all around the world. These 2 losers are simply confused, clueless and severely deranged.

mycar:
But Obi is living rent free in your brain. I guess Obi has captured you too

Don’t twist History @atiku: In 1993, Atiku as usual contested our party then, SDP Presidential Primary in Jos.

2: First Ballot, Atiku scored 2,066 votes. kinigbe scored 3,225 while the big elephant then scored 3617.

3: A second ballot was the next thing as the vote between Kinigbe and MKO was less than 400.

4: So MKO got into a deal with Atiku to support him.

5: Each contestant were allowed to speak and when it was in turn of Atiku, he directed his supporters like 342 Gov to vote MKO in exchange of the post of Vice President.

6: In 1993, Atiku supported Muslim - Muslim ticket.

7: In his own book, he wrote it. He said, I quote “ we would support MKO’s candidacy for Presidency in return for making me ( here ATIKU) his running mate.

8: We met Abiola and we agreed to push for ABIOLA - ATIKU ticket “ end of quote.

9: So why misleading the public that you have been consistent against MUSLIM- MUSLIM.

10: You wrote this in your book. The book titled is “ my life” autobiography.

11: He repeated the same story in his book authored by a respected man, Onukaba.

12: fact check: Atiku misled the public on Muslim - Muslim ticket. Argue with his book

Validated:
@OP, do you even know what ex-factory price means? It means what distributors pay per bag. Then you add distributors margin (10%), transportation (another 10 - 15 %), then retailers margin. By the time it reaches the man at Ogba, it would be N4500 to N5000.

LeoDeKing:
God bless you and yours.

Lamidi Apapa is the authentic chairman of Labour Party.

His loyalty to the party is never in doubt.

GeneralPula:
Apapa the man..

A loyal party man..

Ride on..

duro4chang:
Another sad day for the headless mob. They will weep taya today. Always crying more than the bereaved.

yarimo:
This is Victory for democracy, jubilations all over Ogun state immediately after the judgment

yarimo:
LAMIDI APAPA is labour party authentic national chairman

slivertongue:
Abure is LP chairman.

‘You cannot reopen what is functioning’

Alex Otti, own up and let’s move on.
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL pic.twitter.com/HslQ87Wf8P

— Akin Akinwale (@mrlurvy) September 29, 2023

Ogonimilitant:
Government of oropaganda

Police from Anambra State command are looking for a middle aged man Samuel Okafor from Awka for painting a dog in tiger's colours to scare away Palmpay loan recovery officers.

Thank you @followlasg for remembering @LagosPoliceNG. We appreciate the gesture. 🫡🫡 pic.twitter.com/vWfs82KDFl

— Benjamin Hundeyin (@BenHundeyin) September 27, 2023

kettykings:
Something is really wrong with blacks

The Lagos State Governorship Election Tribunal has struck out the Labour Party and its candidate, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, from the petition of his Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) counterpart, Olajide Adediran popularly known as Jandor, against the recent governorship election.

Jandor is challenging the return of Babajide SanwoOlu and Obafemi Hamzat in the March 18 governorship election in Lagos State.

Shortly after the announcement of appearances by all lawyers and parties in the case at Monday’s proceeding, the Chairman of the tribunal, Justice Arum Ashom, announced that the court would first deliver judgment in the case of the PDP & its candidate before giving its judgment in the petition of the governorship candidate of the Labour Party, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour.

Justice Ashom also yielded the floor to his brother judge, Justice Mikail Abdullahi to read the judgment on behalf of the panel.

The third judge on the panel is Justice Igho Braimoh.

The tribunal, in its judgment read by Justice Abdullahi, first dwelt on the preliminary objections filed by the parties.

The first objection taken is whether the 3rd Respondent, the Deputy Governor of Lagos, Obafemi Hamzat is a separate and distinct candidate from the 2nd respondent, Babajide Sanwo-Olu. The tribunal was also asked to determine whether the deputy governor could be listed as a respondent in the petition.

The Tribunal noted that this issue has been decided in a number of cases and went on to hold that a deputy governor and governor are not separate candidates and they are not required to pay a separate security deposit.

In the second objection, the tribunal was asked to decide whether a person who lost an election could be joined as a respondent in an election petition.

Jandor had joined the Candidate of the Labour Party, Rhodes-Vivour as a respondent in his petition. Citing a list of decided cases, the tribunal agreed that a petition is contemplated to be filed between the winner and the loser of an election and not between two persons who lost.

The tribunal therefore upheld the preliminary objection and subsequently struck out the name of the 5th respondent, Rhodes-Vivour from the petition filed by Jandor. The tribunal also expunged from its records all exhibits tendered in evidence by Rhodes-Vivour in the petition filed by Jandor.

The tribunal went on to hold that Rhodes-Vivour cannot subsequently go on to challenge any part of the judgment of the Jandor’s petition or else he becomes a meddlesome interloper.

In a similar vein, the Tribunal held that the 6th respondent, the Labour Party ought not to have made a respondent in Jandor & the PDP’s petition. The name of the party was subsequently struck out for being improperly joined. All evidence and exhibits concerning the party were also expunged from the tribunal’s records.

The Tribunal however disagreed with the objections made by the APC & its candidate that the Mis joinder of the LP & its candidate was a ground for striking out the petition.

The tribunal held, “That the 5th & 6th respondent ought not to have been made respondents to the petition cannot rob the tribunal of the jurisdiction to hear the parties. The question of misjoinder cannot lead to a striking out of the petition as the proper order to make is to strike out the names of the parties”.

“Already the name of the 5th respondent has been struck out and the 6th respondent who has been found to be improperly joined is also ordered to be struck out”.

Hearing of the judgment is still underway as of the time of filing this report.

Cooldowntemper:
That is how animals think in a black country.

Criticism is open to government you must not bring your black mentality into it.

This is what the adufos called Ronu bulabas can do when someone criticize their cocaine sniffing custard

BoldBrainz:
When Nigerians are already caught between the ferocity of terrorists and the brutal high handedness of security agencies, what is left to see in the frontlines that's worse than the current Nigerian existence?