Let me be preparing to japa to Bujumbura

omooba969:


👍 No need arguing with you.

3 points to unai Emery
Senior brother to Arteter

sholatech:
What does the law say on this? I think he is stylishly waiting for the Supreme Court Judgement on Plateau Governorship Election coming up few days time.

That's may be the reason
Once his APC reclaim plateau, he is going to remain as minister, that may probably give them upper hand in the re election

Alba3:
Nigeria is one of the easiest countries to fix if there's political will.

Restructuring, true federalism and decentralisation.

It's simple as that but politicians are enjoying present looting, nepotism hiding in/under Abuja.

Those facts you raised are the factors limiting the fixibility
A section of the country will always go against restructuring and devolution of power..
They have the numbers to do that
This is what kingibe is alluding to

AntiChristian:
Leaders of tomorrow!
1. He was a 19 year old.
2. Payed 50k for sex.
3. Drugged himself in preparation for the sex.
4. Became distressed after 2 rounds of action probably as a restaurant of drugs or drug overdose.
5. Died later.
6. Since it was a man that died and the hooker was alive, there's no rituals case. If it had been vice versa the man would have been accused of using her for Yahoo.

Imagine being raised up as you died?

Jazakhumllah khair sir

happney65:


Not in 2027 sha. The person seyi raises his hands as Govornor in 2027 will be Govornor. Go and write it down.

Except if seyi wants Bayo to be Govornor then

That is practically impossible
This is Oyo state
Adedibu has died with godfatherism
Pekenlemessi 2027
Begin to verify now from Ibadan to Oyo alaafin to oke ogun to ibarapa and finally to Ogbomoso
Kindly save this response

ComradeNap:
*Enugu, Kano: Waiting for Supreme Court*

*By John Agbo (John Lead)*

This is not a warning to members of the Nigerian judiciary, especially those who have participated in deciding the electoral and political fate of Nigerians through their involvement in the legal tussle that crystallized out of that sham of a national election held earlier this year. No, they are free to continue their shocking circumvention of known Nigerian laws to their personal advantage and that of their various contractors across the length and breadth of Nigeria. Why not? Can anyone today attempt to stop them or even moot the idea of stopping their ever desperate and evil politician companions who have sworn never to allow sanity return to the polity? The events of recent days anwer this question in the non-affirmative.

Since the commencement of the various election petition tribunal sittings and their eventual judgements on cases brought before them, there is no amount of logic summersault that has not been applied by these otherwise ordinary men of the wig in order to strip the concept of democracy and render it meaningless in our country. Looking at the conclusion of the tribunal judges and their Court of Appeal counterparts, it is obvious that one must either be joking or lying to himself if he continues to think that there is any remnant source of pride that can be extracted from the institution of the third arm of government.

Take, for instance, the case of Enugu State where even a first-year law student knows that what came out as a judgement from the tribunal has no place or stand in law anywhere in the world. As a non-member of the law profession, one does not even need a lawyer to convince him that a court has no right to reject the witness of someone it ordered to come and testify before it. Yet this was what a certain notorious (In)Justice Murayo Akano did to the official of the National Youth Service Corps she ordered to come and tender evidence, warranting the institution to disclaim the discharge certificate of national service submitted to INEC by Barr. Peter Mbah, the then governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party.

The fact that huge amounts, in billions, entered the hands of the tribunal judges is no longer an issue of concern to patriotic Nigerians interested in this matter. What is more turbulent is that the hope and the wishes of Nigerians that the right judgement would definitely be entered in the resulting appeal ended up shattered further by another set of judges at that level. The Court of Appeal's feebly and fidgety judgement affirming the careless dance of the tribunal judges on the matter, it must be noted, ended up exposing a heavy connivance of the Nigeria judicial and political elites against the rule of law and the principle of precedence in legal conclusions, all for selfish motives. How can one believe that the same Court of Appeal that has been pouncing on certificate forgers in sundry electoral cases decided to look the other way in the case of Enugu State? But what later played out in Kano State where the Court of Appeal again naively contradicted itself in its bid to deny the New Nigerian Peoples Party, NNPP, its legitimate seat of Kano governance more than any other factor corroborated the evidence of elite gang-up against the masses as equally gleaned from the Enugu guber judgement.

As both of these cases have naturally moved to the the apex court for definitive determination, there is little or nothing to show that the now established elite collusion to undermine the wishes of the masses registered through their votes will abate. But one thing is certain: With the massive show of interest in these cases so far by the citizenry, there is no need to controvert the emerging reality of a pronounced repercussion if that act of animality by the so-called big men in power is consolidated by the apex court. And this is not a warning to those concerned, for I am not in a position to issue such a warning. They are elderly men and women most of whom are grandparents. So, there is no gain stating that they are fully aware of what they are doing and need no one to advise or warn them.

However, having known their antics, which are repugnantly anti-people, this contribution serves as a call to duty for all patriotic Nigerians, especially the conscientized and exasperated youth of this country. It's time yet again to end a bad system in our land. Yes, there was #EndSARS in 2020 and through it, we effectively ended SARS once and for all. As it is obvious that these men who are part of the generation that benefitted the most from the Nigerian state have sworn to never allow the nation work for the younger generations, it is time to bring back our 2020 zeal to play again in order to sanitize our political system for good. I will never forget shuttling between Enugu and Aba in the late 2020 and not seeing a single policeman and their hitherto constant harassment of road users (across a distance of 180km) as a result of the heroic #EndSARS activities of all of us the youth. It's time yet again to end some institutions for our own sanity in this country.

As the Supreme Court, I am told, prepares to toe the path of their two lower courts, we owe ourselves a duty to put an end to all these with finality. We know where all the tribunal and appeal court judges live. Yes, they do not live on the moon. They all live right here with us. If any decides to travel out, he still does it from here, passing the same road we all pass to the airport. Other judges and corrupt lawyers nko? We know their places of domicile including their hometowns. And let no one call anyone to order since the conspiracy of silence has reigned supreme even among some religious leaders. Let the silence persist until we, the citizens, finish our reactions to the actions of our evil elite to our satisfaction.

Last week, a picture of Barr. Peter Mbah with the president of Nigeria popped up in the media. As a man who has studied the subtle but cynical antics of the embattled Enugu governor, I can authoritatively tell you that by that pose with the president amidst his (Mbah's) nationwide notoriety for purchased judgements, the certificate forger is telling Nigerians "To hell with you all." He used that picture to announce, albeit inaudibly, that he had also purchased the anticipated Supreme Court judgement and there was nothing anyone could do about it. That is the message Peter Mbah passed to Nigerians last week. And while we are neither warning him, nor anyone else for that matter, to desist from daring the collective will of all Nigerians, it is time for us to prove to Mr Mbah and his ilk thoughout Nigeria that there is something we can do. It is time for all citizens to cook for these few self-acclaimed elite, and let's see how they will finish the food.

This contribution is equally not a warning to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the agency at the centre of all these controversies. On its staff are several professors, PhDs etc. They too need no warning for they know the full implication of what they did and continue to do with the electoral will of Nigerians. But we must remind ourselves that we know where the INEC chairman Prof. Yakubu Mahmood lives. We know where all his directors, resident electoral commissioners (RECs) and returning officers (ROs) all live. Even the retired ones such as Barr. Festus Okoye, the man that brought woe to the Enugu electorate since March 22, 2023, should know we are not oblivious of his abode. Come to think of it, has Festus Okoye or INEC explained which formula he used in reducing the overbloated votes of PDP in Nkanu East LGA from 30,000+ to 16,000? Has anyone been arrested for such brazen electoral offence that culminated in that illegal apportioning of votes? Did any judge in the tribunal or in the Court of Appeal ask anyone to explain that INEC magic votes and its arbitral reduction? The day of reckoning is fast coming and, I bet you, all those who played a role in all these at any stage may not have the luxury of chance to explain themselves. The bubble will burst sooner than expected.

I see no need to beg the Supreme Court to try to avert these. No. That will amount to teaching the so-called "learned" men their job. I am of the opinion that they go ahead and do their worst while we Nigerians also do a tiny bit of our worst. What is the need of begging people who are paid heavily with the tax contributed by all of us to do their job well? No. The lord justices, in my personal opinion, should go ahead and do what they want to do in Enugu, Kano and other states where the gubernatorial election cases have so far failed to adhere to any principle known to the letters of our constitution. Let them use their power of finality while we the citizens of Nigeria plan for and execute alternative justice on all concerned, since it is no longer possible to get justice from the law courts in Nigeria.

_*Agbo writes from Enugu._

Forget it

Urheadmaster:
This Zamfara man is a bandit

Political bandit or what?

youneedjesus:
When the righteous is in position the people rejoice

For paying ghost

The money he made from Zamfara case 2019 is enough for his entire life

Is an indication that it's new, has not been used before
But that could still be abused

WorldRichest:


Auxiliary is in Ibadan. He will be happy to receive you

Receive me
I laugh in Bujumbura
Me
Canal?
U don't know what you are saying sir?
E well

osuolale95:
Happy new month everyone, so I was in the market few minutes ago to get some food stuffs.

So I decided to get a tuber of yam. To my surprise, they said it is #1,200.

How much is it in your area?

Reporting from Olodo Bank, Ibadan Oyo State.

Won ti gbae
Check bodija oja for better deal

AImiron:
.....and USA is full of sand

No also full oil that is very expensive to refine
Cheaper for them to buy from the desert that to refine the one from the shale

mizBisola:
I have the jersey he wore against saudi arabia, selling for 2k

I need one@cajal

AImiron:
Happy new month to my fellow MessiFc, penadogs should get theirs from the desert.

Desert full of oil

Messi ti rayewa

Spandau:


There is even one Alhaji Kadoso Mutairu aka seunmsg. He is on this forum, representing NURTW. He claims to be an auditor, though.

😄😄

Because aldua iya alibadah
Dua' itself is a rewardable act of worship
So call on Allah
Is going to respond as in your qadar... predestination

All of them are Alhaji
Is there any correlation between alhaji and motor pack union?
Research Question begging for answer
By the way where is Alhaji Mukaila lamidi baba rili auxiliary?

englishmart:
While Boko Haram, Bandits and Islamic fundamentalists run parallel governments in the North.
This is my first time seeing the man in a cheerful state. Terrorist sympathizer

Sey u dey beef am ni

Ajaka has adequately learnt the game

ShinjaWWest:
Taraba is a Christian state....

Congratulation...

We don't want head slamming mohammadian terrorists in taraba..

God bless the good people of Southsouth and Southwest

This one is not free yet
It's a pity
Religion Bigot
Family of religious war
Yes daddy

Democracy not in danger gang
...

Democracy not in danger gang

Truths9ja:
congratulations to the Pdp winner. If you look very closely, the Pdp governorship candidate, Dr David Is the rightful winner of the March 18th governorship election in Nasarawa state too. The Supreme Court of justice should do the needful on that.

Democracy not in danger gang

Zonefree:

Mention one clean and respectful politician in Nigeria. I'll wait.

Honourable Idowu Najeem Adedamola

abobote:
Instead of sacking him outrightly like in the case of oppositions, they are ordering for re run in few polling units.

Deceiving

Zamfara is rerun

Esther125:

Gov. Nasir Idris of Kebbi State has told the people of the state that he will never fail to fulfill his lawful duties as governor of the state.

Idris made the announcement while speaking to a large gathering of supporters at the Government House in Birnin Kebbi to celebrate his victory at the Court of Appeal in Sokoto on Friday.

The governor informed the people that he was ready to offer more democracy dividends to the electorate through the implementation of important development projects that would have a direct impact on their lives, particularly those of the common man.

He said that the Appeal Court decision demonstrated that the judicial arm of government was truly doing its job as an independent organization, as it was fair to all individuals regardless of tribal, political, or religious allegiance.

While praising the courts for performing a thorough and good job, Idris asked them to keep up the pace for the sake of the nation’s democracy and the country as a whole.

“This judgment has shown that the mandate of Kebbi people was given to them. This is an indication that Kebbi people have a good mind towards Kauran Gwandu and that’s why Almighty God is on their side,” he said.

https://.ng/2023/11/25/appeal-court-judgment-gov-idris-promises-never-to-disappoint-kebbi-people/

Congratulations baba n kebi

WriterNig:
👍🏻 Like for Ronaldo, share for Mbappé/Pessi

In a league that a non footballer can reign supreme

Wike... leader of PDAPC
GOD BLESS PDAPC