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babyfaceafrica:1. Before Jonathan. 2. During Jonathan, and Then... 3. After Jonathan.. I hope you can give me the breakdown of the Peace Indices of Nigeria within these periods.?? |
muhammaduyusufu:The Tribunal Must Come And End First.. Any other thing that happens,, we will all see it together. |
Shetemi12:If Ogun had kee’ed anyone before,, then I won't be the first.. #We_All_Ganna_Die_One_Day# |
Ireportlive:The New Nigeria is already here. He who sees the right thing and didn't do it,, the person is not being rational.. He just aided the wrong things to continue.. Nigeria had happened so badly to all of us. We don't even know what is right again.. Some people were busy all these while, “sharing blood,” even before the main politics started.. And they are the same ones preaching to the other people about “politics of blood”. Shift Abegg.!! |
Ireportlive:You sound fearful here.. These costs you're listing out here are supposed to be the costs on the Igbo people.,, and not on the Yoruba (if I am correct). The Igbos knew about these whole costs. Peter-Obi himself is aware of them too.., and that's why he kept talking about the New Nigeria.. “The New Nigeria Is Worth Far More Than All These Current Happenings”.. That is why he always sees a better Nigeria amongst us already,, and he expects the police and the Military to prevent any uprising -- even in this current corrupt Nigeria. Peter is already seeing a better Nigeria where the right things are done the right way. So.... Let the Tribunal do their best first.. And Let the costs follow.. The Police and the Military would be there to do their best too. People are thinking that the cost of going to the tribunal will definitely involve blood. But that's not true... Even at that, had the blood that had been flowing before the Tribunal not been too much already..?? So, let the Tribunal come and end first. Whatever that comes out, let's see it. |
Ireportlive:Yorubas Are Very Peaceful.. Isn't it? So, they won't go to any War.!! In the court of law, it is expected that Tinubu would come up with a defence against the $460k allegation. Now, for the very first time, the case needed to be trashed in the court. So, we are expecting Tinubu to win the forfeiture case.. But at least, let him do that with lots of evidences to prove Peter wrong. About the Shettima issue.. Well.. It's really a strong case. But let the defence council come up with their defence first.. But then, if the election got annulled,, why would there ever be war?? Would it be war against “Nigeria” or what.?? |
Ireportlive:I want to understand... The Cost of seeking redress in an election you were convinced that you put in your everything, and that you actually won, is so much for you to put into consideration and then forget about seeking redress? And being that the cheatings and malpractices -- which they used to deprive you of your winning -- could easily be proven with a little more added effort, yet you decided to abandon the process.?? Unless the gains that was supposed to come with the winning was so little (and in addition to the very little costs that were accumulated in the course of the election itself), then, I can agree with you that seeking redress would just outweigh everything.. But then, why would someone even give in everything in the process before the election, if the gains of winning the election wasn't so important to him in the first place?? **Meanwhile,, for whatever reasons they might have stepped down, even when the had strong cases, then that's for them to cope with.. But for the sake of good, seeking redress strengthens a process, because it would establish better ways to do things in the future, and ways not to do things in the future.. Not seeking redress would end up leaving everyone to continue to do things in the old faulty ways, and be thinking that they are doing the right things. |
I saw this earlier thread about Gawuna of APC accepting defeat to NNPP in Kano, and those that were commenting on the thread were hailing him as a hero of democracy who did the right thing at the right time... (https://www.nairaland.com/7633063/apcs-gawuna-accepts-defeat-congratulates) TO ME,, I DISAGREE.!! If he has enough facts with him to prove that he actually won that election,, or to prove that there was Electoral Fraud which was enough to declare the Election Null-and-void, then he should head to the tribunal and dethrone the imposter who was claiming he won. That is why I still don't consider Goodluck Jonathan a good example of what democracy entails.., rather I see him as a personification of the word “weakness”. He even showed-off the climax of his weakness by cowardly accepting defeat even before he was actually defeated.. Who does that?? Quitting a game before the end of the game is actually a FOUL, and should be penalized -- not hailed. Furthermore, In any game or competition, If any of the runners-up was convinced that the winner cheated in order to win, or that the umpire cheated in favour of the winner,, then he should definitely challenge the results in the ways prescribed according to the rules of the game, and he should point out his findings, so that the reviewers would look at his findings and try to find out the true winner based on the findings -- that is, if the findings were confirmed true by the reviewers... And if the cheating happened to be so much that it marred the integrity of the whole competition, then the results would be cancelled. And it would be either that the reviewers declare that there is no winner, or that the competition would be repeated. Therefore, challenging a faulty result is the only right thing to do in such a situation.. Thus, for a runner-up to cowardly back down, especially if he had the means to initiate the challenge process and to follow it to the end, is the worst thing anybody can do in such a situation. IN THE CASE OF ELECTION-MATTERS, GOING TO THE TRIBUNAL DOESN'T MEAN THAT THE RUNNER-UP IS CHALLENGING THE WILL OF GOD. RATHER, IT MEANS: “MAKING SURE THAT WHAT HAPPENED WAS ACTUALLY THE WILL OF GOD”.. Thus,, for a runner-up to calmly accept defeat, then it means that he accepted that he didn't really win. And that is, even if any cheating actually happened (of course we have come to forcefully accept the bitter-fact that Nigerian Elections cannot happen without “cheatings” of all types and caliber) - then, it means that: “even if he went to the tribunal to upturn all of the cheatings - the cheatings were so little compared to the actual margin of winning, to an extent that he still wouldn't have won even without the cheatings” That was why he calmly accepted defeat. Which also is the right thing to do in such a situation too. But for the fact that he knew that the “cheatings” robbed him of his winning, then he has every right to challenge the cheatings.. |
RichDad1:Reno thought it was Only Peter-Obi (and Peter-Obi alone) was the one who injured Atiku’s votes.. He cried bitterly over the PDP-Loss for like three weeks straight.. |
2mercy:If he felt that NNPP (Or INEC) cheated... He should definitely head straight to the tribunal.. It is his right. It is the only right thing to do in such a situation.. GOING TO COURT DOESN'T MEAN CHALLENGING THE WILL OF GOD. RATHER, IT MEANS: “MAKING SURE THAT WHAT HAPPENED WAS ACTUALLY THE WILL OF GOD”.. Thus,, if he calmly accepted defeat, then it means that he knew he didn't really win. And that if any cheating actually happened - then, even if he upturned all of the cheatings - he still wouldn't have won. That was why he calmly accepted defeat. Which also is the right thing to do in such a situation too. |
onthehill: |
Ayoefa:Nigerians still have a longer way to go. |
Ayoefa:Helluu-Pee People will go to court on their behalf.. Whenever someone got cheated,, it is the Helluu-Pee People that got cheated in the real sense of it. |
Na so we go dey see am. They will mete out their revenge on the whole of Lagos |
Lagos will never get it right soon. |
BIZNess123:What if we start having Pastors as Returning Officers.. Would they sell their souls?? (Anyways,, they will sell..) |
Ayoefa:You lie In Nasarawa,, it is PDP that is supposed to win.. Why did the APC steal their mandate.?? |
onthehill:The word SCHEME.!!! This man sef... |
Eriggs:No be You I quote.. So keep your own shut too.. Trouble Maker too. |
[quote author= post=122142830]Enugu State[/quote]And so.?? |
Ok naa.. Na now he wan bring out the Politics-Money to work for the people... Gbuguru-Gbuguru is working indeed. Shameless Copycat.!! |
lusid:Yeeaahh.. No wonder. She blows very well.. That's exactly how she blows off fire while on duty. NO NEED FOR WATER.!! |
They are calling to witness her fire-fighting skills firsthand.. And to witness her “inner-fire” firsthand too |
SaintLucia:Remind me the name of that TRIBAL RASCAL that owns a popular private school in Enugu State. |
SaintLucia:You hit yourself,, you cry very loud that you were beaten and it hurts.. But you won't tell the people that it was you who hit yourself. Was it not a Yoruba man who started the Narrative that Lagos is a No-Mans-Land in a way to sound woke.?? Now that you guys realised that his statement was not entirely suitable, you turned around to push it on Ndi-Igbo.?? Wetin Concern Ndị-Igbo if not to do business?? Igbo people are not too much interested in government and ruling, they don't do well in politics too.. Just Business.. So, why are you guys seriously dragging the Igbos into your local politics, and still being the ones to cry the most about it?? |
Righteousness2:Did you vote in this last general election?? Then, it means that they tried-out at least any of the two biometrics methods on you.. You're already a part of the 666 community. You already have the mark of the 666 too. That was why the biometrics device could be used successfully on you. |
Lalasticlala, Seun, Nlfpmod |
BluntCrazeMan:Na Waa |
Habbaaaaa. Is there any theory that can explain that phenomenon.?? |
dre11:Tax-Payers Money. Just to defend Nonsense.. Chaaiii |
Biodun556:The Margin Of Lead In Enugu is so slim. Were there no Cancelled Polling-units?? |
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