₦airaland Forum

Raskimonojendor:
When the court rules in favour of labour party, judiciary has not been bought.

Forget it, Peter Obi was extremely unpopular in the North and had a mediocre performance in the SW. He had no path to victory. Move on for the sake of your mental health.

Fugazy2023:
I never said so. You infer from your imagination

Ikaeniyan0:
How did they win? Obi only won Lagos by a slim margin in the south west.

He couldn't even get up to 25% in 5 south western state.

Ikaeniyan0:
Only a daft person will make the kind of statements he made.

Datti and Obi had the chance to prove how they won the election. They had the chance to present the real figures from each polling unit, they failed to make use of the opportunity to show how they won, but wants to keep on disturbing Nigerians peace, wailing about how Tinubu didn't win.

Fugazy2023:
Your tribes men and women are known globally to have the highest number of fraudsters and drug pushers disgracing the country on a daily basis. I wonder how hardened criminals can shamelessly be pointing fingers

daygee12:
May we not Labour in vain , Ellu P. U just labored in vain

Continue to live ur miserable life, we already have a President in the country

Fugazy2023:
No it is you people that prays for the country to fail. Shame on you all and the country will progress and be great

Fugazy2023:
The yam leg flat brain people. They will continue to labour in vain and Nigeria will be great without them.

Sharpsharp00123:
hope it’s not d same igbos that will never allow an imo man lead a church in anambra?

Hope it’s not d same igbos that will never allow Bianca ojukwu to contest?

Hope it’s not the same igbos that will not allow akeredolu wife to contest cos he married Yoruba?

Sharpsharp00123:
dont mind them

I can bet an igbo person is behind d account

Festinasic:
I just don’t like this man at all

daygee12:
U always sleep and wake up in bitterness knowing that Peter Obi will never be Nigeria President. Don't go before ur time bro. Take heart

daygee12:
Una go wail to stroke

Ybholy:
Goal 🥅

seunmsg:
Listening to this guy alone is an harrowing experience. Dull, incoherent and boring. I cringed while listening to him.

Even at that, he had to shamelessly attempt to play on the intelligence of Nigerians by saying he made a surprised discovery that the vehicles are official vehicles. Like, he thought they were private cars before or what?

Mehn, how did some folks convinced themselves that this thing is the best to lead the country? Obidients, make una come carry una papa o 😂.

Benwallt:
Compare Tinubu's Lagos to Agulu fraud Anambra.

Benwallt:
Obi is a fraudulent bigot and you truly share the same qualities with him.

Benwallt:
Bobloco, you are an internet cretin, so vapid one begins to wonder if he fell from tree.

Take your drugs.

Benwallt:
You are so depressed you can't even type but doing copy and paste. Pandora is useless from top to bottom. You, him and the sad headless mob belong to laterine of history.

Agulu dwarf is dead politically.

Benwallt:
Thief, gbajue. He knows that's the only way he can be president. It will be skipped when it get to Igbo turn. Peteru is a skunk and a criminal

The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi has described the Supreme Court judgment of 26th October, 2023 as a breach of the confidence of Nigerians in the judiciary.

Obi stated this in a statement titled “From Courtrooms to National Conscience: Our Democracy is the Victim,” delivered at a Press Conference on the Supreme Court Judgment of 26th October, 2023 on the 2023 Nigeria Presidential Election in Abuja on Monday.

He stated, “Without equivocation, this judgment amounts to a total breach of the confidence the Nigerian people have in our judiciary. To that extent, it is a show of unreasonable force against the very Nigerian people from whom the power of the Constitution derives.


“This Supreme Court ruling may represent the state of the law in 2023 but not the present demand for substantive justice. The judgment mixed principles and precepts. Indeed, the rationale and premise of the Supreme Court judgment, have become clearer in the light of the deep revealing and troubling valedictory remarks by Hon. Justice Musa Dattijo Muhammad, (JSC) on Friday 27th October 2023.

“As someone who has previously benefited from the rulings of the Supreme Court on electoral matters, I have, after a period of deep and sober reflection, decided to personally and formally react to the recent judgment as most Nigerians have. Because we are confronted with very weight issues of national interest, I will speak forthrightly,” he said.

The Labour Party candidate further stated, “As students and young lads at CKC, Onitsha, we were taught values and admonished to always “choose the harder right, instead of the easier wrong.

“Setting legal issues aside, the Supreme Court exhibited a disturbing aversion to public opinion just as it abandoned its responsibility as a court of law and policy. It is, therefore, with great dismay that I observe that the Court’s decision contradicts the overwhelming evidence of election rigging, a false claim of a technical glitch, substantial non-compliance with rules set by INEC itself, as well as matters of perjury, identity theft, and forgery that have been brought to light in the course of this election matter.

“These were hefty allegations that should not be treated with levity. More appalling, the Supreme Court judgment willfully condoned breaches of the Constitution relative to established qualifications and parameters for candidates in presidential elections.

“With this counter-intuitive judgment, the Supreme Court has transferred a heavy moral burden from the courtrooms to our national conscience. Our young democracy is ultimately the main victim and casualty of the courtroom drama.

“In disagreeing very strongly with the ruling of both the Presidential Petitions Court (PEPC) and the Supreme Court on the outcome of the 25th February 2023 presidential election as declared by Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), as democrats who believe in the rule of law, we recognize that the Supreme Court is the end stage of the quest for legal closure to the matter.


“As a party and as candidates, Datti and I have now exhausted all legal and constitutional remedies available to us. However, this end is only another beginning in our quest for the vindication of the hope of the common man for a better country. After all, sovereignty belongs to the people! If only for historical purposes, it behooves us to place our disagreement with and deep reservations about this judgment on public record.”

The former governor of Anambra said, “We have long been aware of how weak national institutions have negatively affected our democracy. This year 2023 has been quite remarkable and revealing. INEC has displayed incompetence in the conduct of its statutory duty.

“The judiciary has largely acted in defiance of constitutional tenets, precedents, and established ground rules. Political expediency has preceded judicial responsibility. A mechanical application of technicalities has superseded the pursuit of justice and fairness. Both INEC and the Supreme Court as the referees, respectively shifted the goalposts in the middle of the game.

“Where the value and import of the recent Supreme Court ruling ends is where our commitment to a New Nigeria begins. Our mission and mandate remain unchanged. From the very onset, our mission has been more about enthroning a new Nigeria.

“It is a new nation where things work, where the country is led from its present waste and consumption orientation to a production-driven economy. Our commitment is to a nation anchored on the principles of prudent management of resources to quickly pull millions out of multidimensional poverty;


“…ensuring transparency and accountability in the equitable distribution of opportunities, resources, and privileges. In the new Nigeria, we aim to address all unmet needs by showing compassion for all those left behind by the present system.”

Igboslayer:
You believe in the nonsense you were told right ?