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Blindersoff:
INEC claimed the document was fake thus the results were also fake. SC asked them to provide their own copies for comparison and they could not produce a single one.

In the court of law nobody takes verbal assertions by face value. You made a claim that it was fake then you must be ready to prove it is fake because the moment you alleged it was fake it then becomes a criminal matter and liable to jail time.

iNEC could not prove their assertion because all they had was a verbal rebuttal but no actual evidence WHICH THEY SHOULD HAVE BECAUSE ALL PARTIES INCLUDING INEC, THE POLICE AT THE POLLING UNITS, ALL PARTY AGENTS ALL RECEIVE COPIES OF THE RESULTS EACH FOR SAKE OF ACCOUNTABILITY.

UZODINMA PRODUCED HIS OWN, THE POLICE PRODUCED THEIR OWN, INEC AND IHEDIOHA COULD NOT PRODUCE THEIR OWN.

This shows INEC connived with IHEDIOHA to rig otherwise what happened to their own copies when others had theirs

INEC, who supposedly issued the documents, said the documents were inauthentic!
The least you could do was at least EXAMINE the documents for abnormalities before rushing ahead to
take the extreme step of replacing a seating governor with the appellant based solely on those same clearly questionable, uncollaborated, unexamined documents supplied solely by the appellant!

Iamgrey5:
Zamfara !

A sitting governor was removed

In Rivers

The judgment was very questionable because even international election observers claimed that no election took place.

Zamfara, APC clearly held no primary, which was what SC ruled. In none of the cases were documents supposedly supplied by INEC were sworn to be inauthentic by the same INEC

Blindersoff:
You just showed you did not read the judgement.

INEC/IHEDIOHA were asked repeatedly to provide evidence proving the documents submitted by UZODINMA were fake and they could not produce a single one. Both INEC and PDP/IHEDIOHA could not produce a single evidence to back up their claim.

I am sure you never read the judgement because if you did, you would not be typing this nonsense as you did before

You attempt to authentic a document by EXAMINING the document for abnormalities. The body who supposedly issued the document had sworn it was not authentic. ALSO you take into account that accepting the documents makes for impossible math.

Replacing a seating governor is an extreme step. You don’t undertake it based on clearly questionable documents produced by the beneficiary!

Iamgrey5:
Wike vs ABE In 2015

Zamfara in 2019

In which of those cases was a seating governor immediately removed and replaced by the appellant because the appellant supplied clearly questionable documents that INEC itself had sworn were not authentic??!!

Blindersoff:
Read the full judgement like someone who actually went to school and you will slap yourself for the stupidity spewed above

I read the judgement. No where does it say that any attempt was made to establish the authenticity of the documents even when INEC (who supposedly issued them) had clearly stated they were not authentic AND it was clear that including them would make for impossible math!

zoedew:
Sir, carefully read the judgment and it should soon be clear that as you lay your bed do you will sleep on it!

I read the judgement. No where does it say that any attempt was made to establish the authenticity of the documents even when INEC (who supposedly issued them) had clearly stated they were not authentic AND it was clear that including them would make for impossible math!

Kathleens:
God bless you, i really appreciate this. It will go a long way. I sometimes watch Bleep to see where I am they give mouth action. I will try and stop

Easier said than done. Sexuality is the most powerful of urges and very deep - like asking a gay man not to be attracted to men. Only one thing defeats it, and very easily - replace it with spirituality

Kpoikpoi:
Are we still talking about this topic?
Stupid PDP,why didn't they protest against the Benue judgement?
Sore losers.

Mention another instance in Nigerian judicial history where the SC ruled against all lower courts AND INEC itself in other to immediately remove a seating governor - all based on clearly questionable, uncollaborated, and unauthenticated documents supplied solely by the plaintiff himself!!

MrPresident1:
Landslide ko, moonslide ni

He is actually right - Trump may get an electoral college landslide (which he almost achieved last time despite losing the popular vote)

Blindersoff:
You can refer to Zamfara and Rivers States and when you do you will realize you just said a load of rubbish

Mention another instance in Nigerian judicial history where the SC ruled against all lower courts AND INEC itself in other to immediately remove a seating governor - all based on clearly questionable, uncollaborated, and unauthenticated documents supplied solely by the plaintiff himself!!

obixcel:
Democrats have less than 5 hours to make their final case as to why President Trump should be impeached..I can't see them persuading over 20 Republican Senators to switch over in order to remove Trump from office. In the end, President Trump will be acquitted of all charges. If that happens it's 2020 landslide for Trump..No way any of the Dems Candidate can beat Trump.

I’d bet right now that not even a single republican senator will vote to convict

Olaolufred:
INEC should have presented all the evidences to nail Uzo's claim. But they didn't because they truly did some abracadabra.
Uzo's claim could be factual or fake, but INEC who deposed to bringing the correct results to disprove uzo's fake couldn't.

INEC in handling of IMO state guber were induced to carry out this hatchet job.

So disgusting.

As a disinterested, nonpartisan party, I render the final and honest opinion:

The Supreme Court has partisan bias

If the governor were APC they would not have so promptly removed him. The worst they would have done was order a re-run. And they would base that decision on those same reasons the respondents presented.

SKhanmi:
I see you still didn't get the underlying theme, Well let's leave it at that

Simple: something or someone must have put the info in the child’s brain. Also traumatic experiences are exactly what victims don’t remember - people rarely remember the event that put them in a comma

SKhanmi:
Which experience is quite traumatic enough to actually remember in the next life,dying swiftly in a horrendous way like being present in ground zero during a nuclear bomb explosion or adding numbers ? Really made an imprint on the ethereal body. Just like the so called ogbanje children that are born bearing marks from previous mutilations,the result is actually from the mother's mind/psche imprinting on the new born baby,forgotten the scientific term.

Just Remember Energy can neither be created nor destroyed, it changes form. There's a part of the human essence that doesn't die,humans are more than ordinary meat loafs,imagine onions,consider the physical body as the innermost last layer,the brain may die,but the mind nko? there is also the akashic records. All yohave to do is find a way to reconnect/remember. Read up on Past life regression therapy

Consider: a person’s memory of anything can be wiped out permanently by tampering with his brain. It is simply not possible to remember something as specific as someone’s name after the brain where such info is stored has been destroyed. We are not talking of just having a feeling about something.

SKhanmi:
This can't & won't be understood with Christians & Muslims who have been fed with the tales of heaven & so on. Most older religions have detailed info about this life & the afterlife while the abovementioned religions offers only guesses & promises. And you think that's all!

The problem with this is that the boy should also be able to remember that 1+1 is 2 or how to count or say abc yet he doesn’t. So something else must be going on - because once the brain is destroyed stored memory is gone

EricBloodAxe:
Can i get a link to this article or story?

It is all over google. Don’t have it offhand

by nairalee : 6:07am
If juju
Juju And All Diabolical Claims Are Fake by ATTemi 6:25am
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Ignorance is a
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Can somebody NAK this OP juju make we
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And All Diabolical Claims Are Fake by joyandfaith 8:15am
fear of juju is more potent than juju itself. thanks to rumour and movies.
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I’m not on any side. I only want us to brainstorm together and answer this question:

Why haven’t they been able to prove it to this guy below and collect $1m? Why not have someone turn invisible with juju and slap him silly or even kill him? Instead the punk has lived a full happy and wealthy life and is now in his 90’s!

james randi

james "The Amazing" randi (born 1928) is a former magician and a scientific skeptic perhaps best known as a challenger of paranormal claims and pseudoscience. He is the founder of the james randi Educational Foundation (JREF), and co-founder of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, originally known as the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal.

The million-dollar challenge is a prize offered by the james randi foundation to anyone "who can show, under proper observing conditions, evidence of any paranormal, supernatural, or occult power or event."
It has yet to be won though there have been a vast number of attempts.

randi started the james randi Educational Foundation to monitor applications for the $1 million prize, and to serve as an organizing body to help promote skepticism and provide educational resources on claims of the paranormal.
The foundation was headed by james randi for many years before he retired from its presidency.
In 1987 he exposed the Peter Popoff ministry for faking their faith healing claims. The resulting scandal drove Popoff into bankruptcy.
When challenged in 2011 Sally Morgan did not even attempt the challenge.
Sylvia Browne is the only widely known psychic who has offered to take up the challenge. Sylvia was a popular television psychic who claimed that she could communicate with the dead. On March 6, 2001, she agreed to take up the challenge.
To her dying day she did not take the challenge. Sylvia's first excuse was because she did not know how to contact randi. That is comical: a professional psychic who speaks to dead people cannot figure out how to reach randi. Her following excuse was that she did not want to take the challenge because randi is a godless individual—all the more reason she should take the challenge. If the supernatural could be proven and demonstrated, and the $1,000,000 were claimed, it would be a tremendous blow to randi and the skeptical community, and a tremendous boost to her career as a psychic.

“I regard randi as a national treasure, and perhaps one of the remaining antidotes that may prevent the rotting of the American mind.”
—Arthur C. Clarke


A Typical JREF Million Dollar Challenge Test


A few minutes before 8 o’clock one Sunday evening last July, around 600 people crowded into the main conference hall of the South Point casino in Las Vegas, from as far away as South Africa and Japan. After taking their seats on red-velvet upholstered chairs, they chattered noisily as they awaited the start of the Million Dollar Challenge. When Fei Wang, a 32-year-old Chinese salesman, stepped onto the stage, they fell silent. Wang had a shaved head and steel-framed glasses. He wore a polo shirt, denim shorts and socks. He claimed to have a peculiar talent: from his right hand, he could transmit a mysterious force a distance of three feet, unhindered by wood, metal, plastic or cardboard. The energy, he said, could be felt by others as heat, pressure, magnetism or simply “an indescribable change.” Tonight, if he could demonstrate the existence of his ability under scientific test conditions, he stood to win $1 million.

The Million Dollar Challenge is offered by James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF), which holds the $1 million in bonds that back the challenge. For 60 years Randi has been offering up a cash reward to anyone who could demonstrate scientific evidence of paranormal activity, and no one had ever received a single penny.

Randi was presiding from the front row, a cane topped with a polished silver skull between his legs. He drummed his fingers on the table in front of him. The Challenge organizers had spent weeks negotiating with Wang and fine-tuning the protocol for the evening’s test. A succession of nine blindfolded subjects would come onstage and place their hands in a cardboard box. From behind a curtain, Wang would transmit his energy into the box. If the subjects could successfully detect Wang’s energy on eight out of nine occasions, the trial would confirm Wang’s psychic power. “I think he’ll get four or five,” Randi told me. “That’s my bet.”

The Challenge began with the solemnity of a murder trial. A young woman in a short black dress stood at the edge of the stage, preparing to mark down the results on a chart mounted on an easel. The first subject, a heavyset blond woman in flip-flops, stepped up and placed her hands in the box. After two minutes, she was followed by a second woman who had a blue streak in her hair and, like the first, looked mildly nonplused by the proceedings. Each failed to detect the mystic force. “Which means, at this point, we are done,” the M.C. announced. With two failures in a row, it was impossible for Wang to succeed. The Million Dollar Challenge was already over.

Stepping out from behind the curtain, Wang stood center stage, wearing an expression of numb shock, like a toddler who has just dropped his ice cream in the sand. He was at a loss to explain what had gone wrong; his tests with a paranormal society in Boston had all succeeded. Nothing could convince him that he didn’t possess supernatural powers. “This energy is mysterious,” he told the audience. “It is not God.” He said he would be back in a year, to try again.

Please no likes. Let’s end this thread here and go on to bigger and better things

This is my very first post here. Folks, please, let this be the last post. I said please.

Heffalump:
The Supreme court judgement is so sad!
The saddest thing is that you can't appeal it. It's gone forever

Nothing is impossible. There are higher powers than SC

OROSUNBOLB:
He could speak Yoruba and English fluently apart from his native Igbo.

Until the civil war he had hardly spent any time at all in Igbo land

Jimi24:
Just for education, IMPEACHMENT IS IMPEACHMENT. The offence remains and after office Trump could go to jail if not pardoned by the president replacing him.

Trump is actually the most stupid and uneducated President in history.

What the Senate is going to do is judgement.- Remove or not remove.

Most people expect Senate to vote DONT REMOVE from office but remember this;
Its a 53:47:2 Senate.

Republican majority is just 8 seats.

One interesting thing about Republicans in the senate, Trump has INSULTED about 20 of them including Romney, Cruz, McConnel, Marco Rubio and most of the women senators.

As I said before, the most stupid person ever to sit in the Oval Office is Trump.

Trump said, Mitt Romney was grovelling for his support, we will soon see who will grovel.

The republican establishment would be the winner of this thing. They will finally bring the idiot in the white house in line.

There can be as many impeachments as there are impeacheable offended. I actually think this orange buffoon would be resigning soon

chloedogie:
If you are someone that pays attention to every detail you will see that the way voting went in the house jeopardizes his chances in the senate he is claiming to be his safe house. If he doesnt calm down and behave, over 20 republican senators will vote yah for his total removal and come to think if it, most likely democrats will get those witnesses to testify under oath and they dare not lie. The only saving grace for trump now is a total change of attitude which is not even possible. He is presently holding a rally boasting now while impeached. A reasonable person will be sober at this time even if you are innocent of all the charges which we know he is not. Well na naija i be and he is america's problem.

Why rush to comment on what u don’t understand.
“Impeached” simply means “indicted”. He’d now be tried in the senate where two thirds majority is needed to convict. There is zero chance of that happening. And
NO, there is no such thing as trying him for the same offense after he leaves office!

Thisnut:
he is not impeached, the house voted for motion for impeachment. Know the difference please.






President Donald. J Trump is still the president of the United States of America

YES, he has been impeached.
“Impeached” in US parlance is equivalent to “indicted”.
He’d now be tried in the Senate where there is 100% chance he’d be acquitted.
Which makes this a total waste of time and tax payers’ money!

Isahalbash:
juju is real. it's fine if you don't believe in it.

Why not prove it to this guy below and collect $1m. All u do is have someone turn invisible with juju and slap him silly or even kill him. He’s lived a full wealthy life and is now in his 90’s:

james randi

james "The Amazing" randi (born 1928) is a former magician and a scientific skeptic perhaps best known as a challenger of paranormal claims and pseudoscience. He is the founder of the james randi Educational Foundation (JREF), and co-founder of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, originally known as the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal.

The million-dollar challenge is a prize offered by the james randi foundation to anyone "who can show, under proper observing conditions, evidence of any paranormal, supernatural, or occult power or event."
It has yet to be won though there have been a vast number of attempts.

randi started the james randi Educational Foundation to monitor applications for the $1 million prize, and to serve as an organizing body to help promote skepticism and provide educational resources on claims of the paranormal.
The foundation was headed by james randi for many years before he retired from its presidency.
In 1987 he exposed the Peter Popoff ministry for faking their faith healing claims. The resulting scandal drove Popoff into bankruptcy.
When challenged in 2011 Sally Morgan did not even attempt the challenge.
Sylvia Browne is the only widely known psychic who has offered to take up the challenge. Sylvia was a popular television psychic who claimed that she could communicate with the dead. On March 6, 2001, she agreed to take up the challenge.
To her dying day she did not take the challenge. Sylvia's first excuse was because she did not know how to contact randi. That is comical: a professional psychic who speaks to dead people cannot figure out how to reach randi. Her following excuse was that she did not want to take the challenge because randi is a godless individual—all the more reason she should take the challenge. If the supernatural could be proven and demonstrated, and the $1,000,000 were claimed, it would be a tremendous blow to randi and the skeptical community, and a tremendous boost to her career as a psychic.

“I regard randi as a national treasure, and perhaps one of the remaining antidotes that may prevent the rotting of the American mind.”
—Arthur C. Clarke


A Typical JREF Million Dollar Challenge Test


A few minutes before 8 o’clock one Sunday evening last July, around 600 people crowded into the main conference hall of the South Point casino in Las Vegas, from as far away as South Africa and Japan. After taking their seats on red-velvet upholstered chairs, they chattered noisily as they awaited the start of the Million Dollar Challenge. When Fei Wang, a 32-year-old Chinese salesman, stepped onto the stage, they fell silent. Wang had a shaved head and steel-framed glasses. He wore a polo shirt, denim shorts and socks. He claimed to have a peculiar talent: from his right hand, he could transmit a mysterious force a distance of three feet, unhindered by wood, metal, plastic or cardboard. The energy, he said, could be felt by others as heat, pressure, magnetism or simply “an indescribable change.” Tonight, if he could demonstrate the existence of his ability under scientific test conditions, he stood to win $1 million.

The Million Dollar Challenge is offered by James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF), which holds the $1 million in bonds that back the challenge. For 60 years Randi has been offering up a cash reward to anyone who could demonstrate scientific evidence of paranormal activity, and no one had ever received a single penny.

Randi was presiding from the front row, a cane topped with a polished silver skull between his legs. He drummed his fingers on the table in front of him. The Challenge organizers had spent weeks negotiating with Wang and fine-tuning the protocol for the evening’s test. A succession of nine blindfolded subjects would come onstage and place their hands in a cardboard box. From behind a curtain, Wang would transmit his energy into the box. If the subjects could successfully detect Wang’s energy on eight out of nine occasions, the trial would confirm Wang’s psychic power. “I think he’ll get four or five,” Randi told me. “That’s my bet.”

The Challenge began with the solemnity of a murder trial. A young woman in a short black dress stood at the edge of the stage, preparing to mark down the results on a chart mounted on an easel. The first subject, a heavyset blond woman in flip-flops, stepped up and placed her hands in the box. After two minutes, she was followed by a second woman who had a blue streak in her hair and, like the first, looked mildly nonplused by the proceedings. Each failed to detect the mystic force. “Which means, at this point, we are done,” the M.C. announced. With two failures in a row, it was impossible for Wang to succeed. The Million Dollar Challenge was already over.

Stepping out from behind the curtain, Wang stood center stage, wearing an expression of numb shock, like a toddler who has just dropped his ice cream in the sand. He was at a loss to explain what had gone wrong; his tests with a paranormal society in Boston had all succeeded. Nothing could convince him that he didn’t possess supernatural powers. “This energy is mysterious,” he told the audience. “It is not God.” He said he would be back in a year, to try again.

OtemAtum:
Yahweh was of gigantic stature, didn't you see it there? You said first tiny mammal appeared on earth millions of years back and it supports the history of the Book of Universal History, because it was around that time that the hominids, neanderthals began to surface. The hominids and the neanderthals are the first tiny mammals. Yahweh and other early beings were of gigantic stature, according to what I have told you earlier. So how does 'gigantic stature' equate to 'tiny mammals'?

You said YHWH was roaming the earth BILLIONS of years ago. Does that sound to u like something someone with a smattering of scientific knowledge would say? He was on earth before there was even earth! Or have u forgotten that’s what u wrote? See it:

“Yahweh at creation is as tall as 4 storey building. He cannot come to the earth in that form anymore. But he can come to the earth as a human. That's exactly what I'm talking about. I will show you the stature of Yahweh when he was on earth in his god form billions of years back. That former physical appearance of Yahweh is what he cannot come with anymore, but to come as a human to the earth, he can always do that.”

Stop trying to write science fiction, u simply don’t have the scientific education. Stop making a fool of yourself.

It’s been nice chatting with ya but I can’t keep wasting my time. This will be my last post on this.
Good luck.

Yoruba amaka

OtemAtum:
What should I do with this information
.

Have u forgotten you wrote that your giangantic YHWH was roaming the earth billions of years ago (before the earth even formed!).
Here is what you wrote below. Juxtapose it with evolution of the universe after the Big Bang. Does this sound like someone with even modicum scientific education?:

“14. The creatures which resulted from the great bang were two millions in number, but only few of them were Homos(humanlike beings).

15. The Homos(beings) were very gigantic in stature. They were all males like us, except for Earthus.”

Get some scientific education if u insist on writing science fiction so u don’t appear a total fool.

Good luck.