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mrphysics:Though it dismissed the application, the apex court refused to award cost against the Applicants. However, a member of the apex court panel, Justice Centus Chima Nweze, disagreed with the lead verdict and gave a dissenting opinion that allowed Ihedioha’s application. Nweze said he was satisfied that the judgement that declared Uzodinma winner was entered in error. He held that the apex court has a duty to in the interest of justice, set-aside its decision that was given in error. |
ntyce:The SC was clearly wrong or compromised or both. There is no law that says they shouldn’t see the clearly fraudulent nature of the documents right in front of them. Also notice how they carefully did not mention numbers in their judgement, in a case that’s all about numbers! For same reason they dared not mention meeting the constitutionally mandated geographical spread - because they know the numbers make no sense - the man gave himself more votes than there are voters! Same reason INEC dared not give the final tally of votes as they did in Bayelsa and all others - they’d be laughed at! |
Iyiataata92:And common sense should tell u that if she was lying her anger would quickly dissipate. But if she is still angry and still willing to tell the same story to the world after 20years then it is probably true - people hate having to tell a lie twice |
All eye service. How can spraying a person make him less of corona. Even temperature gauge is eye service. Only good remedy is authomatic quarantine |
eyescue:It will never be like that in 9ja - our weather is too hot |
Revman:I read relevant parts of the judgment. It was not sound at all - there is no law that says they shouldn’t see the clearly fraudulent nature of the documents right in front of them. In fact the SC was clearly wrong or compromised or both. Notice how they carefully did not mention numbers in their judgement, in a case that’s all about numbers! For same reason they dared not mention meeting the constitutionally mandated geographical spread - because they know the numbers make no sense - the man gave himself more votes than there are voters! Same reason INEC dared not give the final tally of votes as they did in Bayelsa and all others - they’d be laughed at! |
Revman:But he did not go to Supreme Court to uphold him. See, the SC is meant to be the epitome of justice, beyond reproach. If even the SC rewards blatant cheating and forgery then it’s all over. There are errors and shenanigans in most elections. That’s why u don’t lightly change the umpire’s declared result. Different if Uzodinma were already the governor and the SC did not want to overheat things. But, NO, they overruled all lower courts AND INEC itself in order to replace an already 8-month governor with a 4th place finisher, all based on clearly fraudulent documents! |
SocialJustice:If he is, he is doing it for a good cause. How can he tell his children not to lie and cheat if this judgement is let stand? Also it’s for people like u - so you’d continue to have a say in who governs u, instead of whoever fills out INEC result sheets |
deboysben:I think Tanko took orders from APC/Buhari. But he is not the only justice; I believe others’d be more objective |
deboysben:Cool. I believe Tanko himself is compromised beyond redemption; let’s hope the other justices restore sanity |
tuniski:Thank u jare |
Sikay19:Here are the adverse fallouts if that embarrassment of a judgement in Imo is let stand. State the adverse fallouts from Bayelsa (1) U can no longer tell Nigerians that lying and cheating does not pay when they can see for themselves that the highest court in the land rewards blatant cheating and forgery. (2) By the precedent set there, any candidate able to obtain INEC documents (usually ruling party candidates) can write any result they wish and the Supreme Court must accept those results no matter how fraudulent or defective they may be, inevitably leading to a one-party country deboysben, OZAOEKPE |
mrphysics:The SC itself put up this list not me. Point is they can rehear and set aside same case. The Supreme Court has the power to set aside its judgement, and rehear same under the following circumstances: 1. Where there is a clerical mistake in the judgement or Order, 2. Where there is an error arising from an accidental slip or omission, 3. Where there arises the necessity for carrying out its own meaning and to make its intention plain, 4. Where any of the parties obtained judgement by fraud or deceit; 5. Where such a decision is a nullity, 6. Where it is obvious that the Court was misled into giving the decision under a wrong belief that the parties consented to it, 7. When the judgement was given without jurisdiction, 8. Where the procedure adopted was such as to deprive the decision or judgement of the character of a legitimate adjudication, 9. Where the writ or application was not served on the other party, or there is denial of fair hearing and 10. Where the decision/judgement is contrary to public policy and will perpetuate injustice. |
NinjaMetahuman:But no deaths and many have recovered but most importantly, they speak Chinese and have constant traffic with China. In Italy, northern cold areas have almost all the corona |
globemoney:Sir, u learnt something today. Let it rest. U have been shown the SC can reverse itself and has listed conditions under which it will do exactly that |
Judybash93:The UAE has only 21 cases, none has died, 5 have recovered. All probably connected to Iran |
globemoney:You keep parroting end to litigation; u have been shown SC can and has severally reversed itself. They are HUMANS in a FALIBLE world |
openmine:It is not what I believe. The SC itself put up that list not me. Point is they can rehear and set aside same case |
globemoney:The SC itself put up that list not me. Point is they can rehear and set aside same case |
openmine:No. They are supreme but they are also human and live in a fallible world |
openmine:I’ve already shown u that u r wrong, why keep repeating same thing |
openmine:NO. The Supreme Court has the power to set aside its judgement, and rehear same under the following circumstances: 1. Where there is a clerical mistake in the judgement or Order, 2. Where there is an error arising from an accidental slip or omission, 3. Where there arises the necessity for carrying out its own meaning and to make its intention plain, 4. Where any of the parties obtained judgement by fraud or deceit; 5. Where such a decision is a nullity, 6. Where it is obvious that the Court was misled into giving the decision under a wrong belief that the parties consented to it, 7. When the judgement was given without jurisdiction, 8. Where the procedure adopted was such as to deprive the decision or judgement of the character of a legitimate adjudication, 9. Where the writ or application was not served on the other party, or there is denial of fair hearing and 10. Where the decision/judgement is contrary to public policy and will perpetuate injustice. Tuns20, globemoney, VIPERVENOM, Jimalicoco, NJPot |
Tuns20:Happens right here in Nigeria. See above |
Jimalicoco:U people always say this and it is not true. Olorunfemi v Asho This is yet another case in which the Supreme Court took the bold position to set aside its earlier decision. The Supreme Court set aside its judgment delivered in January 8, 1999 on the ground that, it failed to consider the respondents’ cross–appeal before allowing the appellant’s appeal. Johnson v Lawanson Coker J.S.C. delivering the court’s judgment held that “when the court is faced with the alternative of perpetuating what it is satisfied is an erroneous decision which was reached per incuriam and will, if followed, inflict hardship and injustice upon the generations in the future or of causing temporary disturbances of rights acquired under such a decision, I do not think we shall hesitate to declare the law as we find it.” The court then ordered that the appeal be re-heard de novo by another panel of Justices of the Supreme Court. Nadio2019 Openmine, Tuns20, globemoney, VIPERVENOM, NJPothttps://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/02/precedents-when-supreme-court-is-asked-to-reverse-itself/ |
If the SC let this embarrassment of a judgment stand, two things: (1) U can no longer tell Nigerians that lying and cheating does not pay when they can see for themselves that the highest court in the land rewards blatant cheating and forgery. (2) By the precedent set here, any candidate able to obtain INEC documents (usually ruling party candidates) can write any result they wish and the Supreme Court must accept those results no matter how fraudulent or defective they may be, inevitably leading to a one-party country. Tuns20, globemoney, VIPERVENOM, Jimalicoco, NJPot, openmine, Dangrace01 |
Kreamie:It’s our weather. Our inept government has nothing to do with it |
sinaj:Stop being deceptive. U said Saudi Arabia. Also only 21 cases in the whole UAE and I bet most are from Iran - and 5 have fully recovered, non dead |
JJOF:All viruses are not same. Corona is much like flu which thrives in cold weather (winter, fall) |
McCoy662:But the world did not end. Also humanity had local remedies that worked |
sinaj:Not true. You mean Iran. Well the temperature in Tehran is 42F, in 9ja it’s in the 90’s. Saudi Arabia just recorded their FIRST case - some guy that went to Iran |
Judybash93:Not true. You mean Iran. Well the temperature in Tehran is 42F, in 9ja it’s in the 90’s |
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