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saphiere:Then, go and stand on the street and beg first |
SirBlack999:He felt betrayed.. And then, some elites started infiltrating the struggle with hoodlums and started targeting Politicial opponents.. .. .. The same thing is also happening to MNK. |
Let all the Southern States Come Together And Carry Out This Indirect Referendum In the 2023 General Elections. Can The Citizens Of The Southern States All Agree On This Without Cowardly Chickening Out?? bobobyte, Oksman, onomeabuja, od501, Nanavati, Lancer47, Generalkaycee, urbobo20, Dedemworld, Wokenaija, jonnyjustcome22, whalley676, witworth, anjowaka510, TheGoodJoe, LLMG, wunmi590, Ogunsay, rotadeco27, berbs, Seun360, Praxis758, ukahrawah, seyz91, StuntingBlack, Btruth, Ken91, Decency2020, Naijabad, Ade3131, Fcwilly, onuman, sabreal, themanderon, Ntigha, Lightorder, kayusely70, EndBuhariNow, babaolofin, IkwereIgbo, ComeToJesus, AheadMarket, Gabkosh, faste, LordOfTheGame.. |
Buckeyemedia1:Relax.. Let's watch the Series together. Don't bring in your spoiler too early |
Buckeyemedia1:Then, let's wait.. Bear in mind that Judges in Nigeria are now afraid of Tanko’s disciplinary actions.. Just remember that. |
Brightale:Is this one truly part of the true Nigeria that I know very well?? You talk as if you do a lot of Instagram and following celebrities around on social media. .. You're very far from reality. |
rotadeco27:They lacked intelligence.. They didn't see this lawsuit coming. It was a big uppercut on them. |
Alexreports is busy with Politics.. This is the type of thing that he loves reporting |
Corruption Everywhere.!! |
galaxylauncher:If he deserves it, he will get it naa |
SlayerForever:The only time when A Sit-at-home can have an effect is: If the voting in a lot of Polling-units were cancelled, then it would be that the total number of Registered voters in the cancelled Polling-units are larger than the difference between the winner's votes and the person who came second. But then, even if there is no Sit-at-home, cancelled Polling-units are still the major reasons for inconclusiveness of elections and not Low-Voters-Turnouts. In fact, if there is a Sit-at-home on an election day which leads to lots of Low-Voters-Turnouts, then most Polling-units would be very peaceful., and there would be No cancellations, and therefore, no inconclusive results. And there is no way you would expect An Absolute Zero Vote because there are party agents who are there no matter what, and they must vote. So, even if just one person votes in each of the Polling-units, and all their votes were validly voted in favour of their preferred candidates, and there were no cancellations in all the Polling-units, then a winner must emerge, upon the fact that the turnout of the voters might even be as low as 0.0001%, because the two-thirds are only counted for only the votes cast, and not for the registered voters who refused to come out.. Thus, such an election will Not be seen as inconclusive. .. I hope you understand my direction of discussion up to this point??.. ... Now,,, ... There is something that usually happens with the Nigerian Elections... And it is called “Multiple Thumb-printing”. .. I hope you might have witnessed it, or even if you have never witnessed it, at least you might have heard about it. This thing they call “multiple thumb-printing” is a reason why the Sit-at-home can never ever work. If you sit at home, then those party agents are all alone at the Polling-units without any hindrances standing in their way, and they can happily stay for up to six-hours doing multiple Thumb-printing. Now, the Sit-at-home becomes a useless exercise because the party agents at the Polling-units had already used their own greedy thumbs to represent the thumbs of those guys that decided to sit at home. |
FutureIsFemale:You can't get love with Hatred |
Emergingnation, |
Slap44 |
Mynd44 |
Lalasticlala, Seun |
Ok.. I have finished wailing.. .. I can now have some little peace of mind. |
I got the inspiration for creating this thread after I finished reading an earlier thread about how Yoruba Nation Supporters staged a protest in front of the UN Headquarters in New York...... .....Yoruba Nation Supporters Storm UN HQ In New York, Demand Referendum (Video). (https://www.nairaland.com/6755665/yoruba-nation-supporters-storm-un) ... .. . SOME THINGS ARE VERY CLEAR TO EVERYONE AT THE MOMENT.. .. 1. The Nigerian Constitution allowed for Referendum Only when there is need to create a new state or a new LGA, or when there is need to adjust the existing boundaries of States or LGAs, or when there is need recall a member of the National Assembly or State Assembly the Constituents of the Representative. 2. According to the Nigerian Constitution, for a Referendum to be conducted, the National Assembly or the State Assembly (as the case may be) must raise the motion for which the Referendum is required, and then call for a Referendum to be conducted by the INEC. 3. The INEC should conduct the Referendum within the stipulated time-frame, and the Simple Majority wins in such Referendums. 4. Only Nigerian Citizens who have Valid INEC-Issued Permanent Voter's Card can vote in a Referendum, since INEC is the umpire. 5. The National Assembly or the State Assembly (as the case may be), can now make people-guided decisions based on the result of the Referendum. .. .. In this very case which we are discussing, the Referendum in question is a VOTE for the people to decide whether they still want to be a part of the Bigger Nigeria.. But this type of Referendum definitely has no place in the Nigerian Constitution. .. But since they cannot conduct a Referendum for the people, the people can still come out and conduct A Referendum for themselves, which would pass a very strong message to the tyrants, and also spread our message across to the whole world that we rejected our current tyrant leaders including those stooges they are planning to impose on us. .. HOW CAN THIS BE DONE?? .. The Nigerian Constitution gave us a big clue. The Section-134; Subsection-2(b) of the Nigerian Constitution says it all. .. I will explain better. Voided Votes, otherwise knows as Rejected Votes, are also counted as votes, and they are also part of the TOTAL VOTES CAST. If a presidential candidate wins in an election, but the voided/rejected votes are too many in such a way that the voided/rejected votes overshadowed his votes in a lot of States, then he cannot be returned as the winner. This Simply Means that the people in such states rejected everybody on the list. .. (The Section-134; Subsection-2(b) of the Nigerian Constitution states that “the Candidate must have ONE-QUARTER of ALL the votes cast in at least TWO-THIRDS of all the Local Government In the State”.... It didn't refer to only the Valid Votes, but to ALL the Votes Cast, which also includes the voided/rejected votes) .. With such a Protest-Voting, and without the Usual Electoral Malpractice in Nigeria, the message could be heard loud and clear. .. Sitting-at-home on an election day cannot pass such a strong message, because those ones who did not vote cannot cause an election to be voided. |
mu2sa2:Does that stop me from saying what I want to say? No. Does that stop me from calling him whatever I want to call him?? No. .. Did the Supreme Court Judgement violate the Nigerian Constitution?? YES.!! .. Mind you, I am more interested in the Subject of the Topic which is the Supreme Court Judgement. Uzodinma’s Victory happens to be the unfortunate object in the topic. But then, that's not where my attention is. |
potent5:Very soon, future judgements would be based on this very judgement which, according to you, had been put to rest. |
See weird beauty... Chaaii.!! |
The Nigerian Judiciary..... This is just the worst thing anyone can get anywhere. |
Lalasticlala, Seun. |
Penguin2.. I opened this thread for your sake shaa. |
The Supreme Court Judgement on the Imo State Governorship Election of 2019 disobeyed the Nigerian Constitution. The Supreme Court didn't pay attention to the Section-179; Subsection-2(b) of the Nigerian Constitution Which states that “the Candidate must have ONE-QUARTER of ALL the votes cast in at least TWO-THIRDS of all the Local Government In the State”. The Supreme Court Judges just populated the votes from the disputed 388 Polling-units without paying attention to the spread of the Polling-units in the Various Local Governments across the state. Thus, even if the values of the votes were actually valid, the values were not established to have met the constitutional requirements. So, let us just say that Uzodinma won the Majority of the Votes According to the court judgement, then, the Supreme Court didn't establish it without any reasonable doubts, that he met the constitutional requirements of the spread among the whole Local Government Areas. |
nonhuman:Anambra Nkọ? |
FutureIsFemale:You don't even need to marry.. .. Or better still, you need to get married to a fellow femail. |
saphiere:Was that why that young girl stood in the streets and was putting her own life at risk? You're too biased and misguided in all your submissions |
You're imposing something that is not yet passed and signed into Law on people?? Don't they have the right to choose to be vaccinated or not?? Why are you denying them the freedom of going to work?? |
For the second time..... ... This Obiano sef.. He has lost touch of a lot of things happening around him ooo.. .. And it's very very baadd.. |
Them don use strong Juju on this man ooo.. .. See as them turn him to vegetable.. |
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