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Politics › Re: Mowan Etete And Ignatius Killed! 2 APC Chieftains Shot Dead In Rivers State by capitalzero: 3:05pm On Feb 23, 2019
most southerners are senseless,killing themselves over presidential election between northern candidates. river election is supposed to be most peaceful. apc is not on ballot.
Politics › Re: Atiku Will Lose His Polling Unit Tomorrow, As Usual~adamawa APC Secretary by capitalzero: 8:39pm On Feb 22, 2019
excel101:
Brother of cowhari, mtchew.
goat. buhari ko,Atiku ni. you think everybody that comments is either for atiku or buhari.
Politics › Re: Atiku Will Lose His Polling Unit Tomorrow, As Usual~adamawa APC Secretary by capitalzero: 6:07pm On Feb 22, 2019
excel101:
Bingo! Obasanjo lost in Ogun State and still went ahead to win the Presidential Elections in 1999 and 2003.
cow. different situation played out in 1999.
Crime › Re: Woman Arraigned For Stabbing Rapist To Death In Lagos by capitalzero: 3:31pm On Feb 22, 2019
dpumppy:
This woman has killed someone in her life history. She should have allowed the guy and afterwards report to the appropriate authority for prosecution. Honestly, it's not worth taking his life.
demented post
Politics › Re: Atiku Will Lose His Polling Unit Tomorrow, As Usual~adamawa APC Secretary by capitalzero: 2:59pm On Feb 22, 2019
If atiku looses adamawa, he is not fit to rule nigeria.
Crime › Re: Customs Officers Extorting Money From Nigerians From Abroad (Photos) by capitalzero: 10:30am On Feb 22, 2019
I thought buhari is fighting corruption. this is custom with retired army as the head.
Politics › Re: Sowore Disrupts Godfatherism Politics, Raises N150m From Public Donation For Cam by capitalzero: 9:23am On Feb 22, 2019
magicminister:
I don't know sowore personally and can't vouch for his character.
He can be anything but he is not a thief. I donated 1m to his campaign as a token of my support. Every night, he accounts for his expenses on facebook live.

See his fb account link and follow him. You'll see he is the man we need!!
ok
Politics › Re: Zamfara APC Becomes Beneficiary Of Postponed Elections - Thisday Newspaper by capitalzero: 9:23am On Feb 22, 2019
seunmsg:
Very wrong. There is an existing judgement from Zamfara high court ordering INEC to accept the APC candidates that emerged from the Yari faction of the party. The judgement affirmed the valid primaries were conducted. INEC refused to obey the judgement because they claim the federal high court gave a contradictory judgement to the Zamfara high court judgement. Now that the appeal court had set aside the judgement of the federal high court, INEC has no other option than to obey the judgement of the Zamfara high court.
ok.
Politics › Re: Zamfara APC Becomes Beneficiary Of Postponed Elections - Thisday Newspaper by capitalzero: 8:36am On Feb 22, 2019
kahal29:
***Appeal Court paves the way for party to field candidates

The Court of Appeal in Abuja Thursday set aside the judgment of the Federal High Court in Abuja, which affirmed the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to bar the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) from fielding candidates in the general election in Zamfara State.

Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu of the Federal High Court in Abuja, had in a judgment delivered on January 25, 2019, held that INEC was right to have delisted the names of candidates APC presented for the elections.

She stated that the APC failed to conduct a valid primary within the period scheduled by the electoral body.

But three-man panel of the appellate court, led by Justice Abdul Aboki, held that the trial court lacked the jurisdiction to have entertained the suit, adding that it was an abuse of court process.

He stressed that the suit at the Federal High Court was filed out of time and that the Electoral Act provides for 14 days to institute a suit after the cause of action had arisen, the suit was filed 15 days after, and therefore rendered the action incompetent.

After listening to the arguments of M. A. Maagaji SAN, who lead other senior lawyers, the court held:

“The cross-appeal partly succeeds on the issue of jurisdiction. The suit of the 1st cross-respondent in suit No FHC/ABJ/CS/1279/2018 between the All Progressives Congress vs Independent National Electoral Commission and Others is hereby struck out for lack or want of jurisdiction on the part of the lower court.

“The judgment of the lower court is hereby set aside. There shall be no order as to costs.”

On many occasions INEC had insisted that the APC Zamfara State would not field candidates for the 2019 general election.

In a leaked memo, the commission informed the ruling APC that it would not be allowed to field candidates for elective positions in Zamfara in the 2019 elections.

Its acting Secretary, Mr. Okechukwe Ndeche, in a letter to the APC said that the party was barred from fielding candidates for governorship, National Assembly and state assembly elections.

The commission said this was because APC failed to comply with Sections 87 and 31 of the Electoral Act of 2010.

Parties, according to the Act, were expected to comply with the timetable and schedule of INEC, which says that the conduct of primaries must be held between August 18 and October 7.

INEC said it received reports from its Zamfara office indicating that no primaries were conducted in the state, “notwithstanding that our officials were fully mobilised and deployed.”

The APC National Chairman, Mr. Adams Oshiomhole, later responded to INEC in a statement and said that the party had already arrived at a consensus before the deadline.

Oshiomhole said that following the high level of friction, disagreements and threats of violence by various political camps before the primaries, all the aspirants met at City King Hotel, Gusau, to find a truce.

He said: “After hours of intense horse-trading, a consensus was reached within the spirit and context of the Electoral Act and the constitution of our party.

“This was done in strict compliance with Section 87 (6) of the Electoral Act, 2010 (as amended).”

He said that the claim by INEC that no primaries were conducted could only be referring to its officials’ observation that actual voting did not take place.

The APC chairman said that conduct of primaries was not the only mode prescribed for producing candidates in the Electoral Act, 2010 (as amended).

“We, therefore, affirm that indeed, primaries took place in Zamfara State,” Oshiomhole said.

The party chairman also noted that PDP had similar issues in Kano State and wondered why INEC did not bar the opposition party from fielding candidates.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/02/22/zamfara-apc-becomes-beneficiary-of-postponed-elections/amp/
this is a technical ruling from smart judges. court does not order inec to field candidates. apc should gotten court injunction to put apc in ballot. inec may insist that apc did not conduct primaries, then no candidates for election.
Family › Re: Backing Baby Vs Baby Carrier by capitalzero: 5:53am On Feb 22, 2019
baby carrying varies from culture to culture as . if it is scientifically proven that a baby carrying is cultural dangerous, then abandon the culture. Japan uses slings, Europe and America use carrier,Africa uses wrap with or without strap.
Politics › Re: Sowore Disrupts Godfatherism Politics, Raises N150m From Public Donation For Cam by capitalzero: 3:27am On Feb 22, 2019
idid:
Until then, he is the most suitable and ideal candidate of all for now and he has my vote.

And I don't care, if al majiri like, they should vote Buhari and Atiku combined, they are uneducated and cannot determine our future.

Are you also an illiterate? use your brain and stop talking about Atiku and Buhari, what have you gained.
Your opinion
Politics › Re: Court Of Appeal Clears Zamfara APC To Contest 2019 Elections by capitalzero: 9:38pm On Feb 21, 2019
Inec will meet on the judgement after election.and judgement contains no specific order.
Politics › Re: Sowore Disrupts Godfatherism Politics, Raises N150m From Public Donation For Cam by capitalzero: 9:14pm On Feb 21, 2019
idid:
Who you wan blame before no be Atiku and Buhari before? Why are you blaming Sowore who has a political ideology. You have shot yourself in the leg. People with no principle... voting for idiots up and down.
go and tell almajiri to vote for sowore . Who tell you sowore he political ideology? Wait for a few years,you will realize that sowore has no political ideology.
Politics › Re: Sowore Disrupts Godfatherism Politics, Raises N150m From Public Donation For Cam by capitalzero: 8:12pm On Feb 21, 2019
idid:
Mumu, so if someone does not steal and have a 100 billion, they should not contest abi?
Dindinrin ,wasting of resources for cheap popularity.i would not blame like of sowore if not because of multiparty democracy and lack of political idealogy
Politics › Re: Sowore Disrupts Godfatherism Politics, Raises N150m From Public Donation For Cam by capitalzero: 6:33pm On Feb 21, 2019
sowore2019:
Oppression can be an insidious thing. It is not always the loud brutality of a military man on a “bloody civilian”. Sometimes, the “agbada” employs long-learned military techniques and “weaponizes” societal ills – fear, poverty, hunger, religious and tribal bias, and stereotypes – to much greater impact. Sowore For over 58 years, Nigerian politicians used these tactics to silence the Nigerian masses.

Wholesale rigging, thieving, murdering and destructiion at the very fabric of the nation while Nigerians were compensated with finger pointing and despondency. The oppression was so thorough that it quieted any dissenting voices, and turned Nigerians – renowned worldwide for their resilience and resourcefulness – into quivering cowards, grateful to just be alive to “see another day”, regardless of the untold hardships they were waking up to face. The centerpiece of this oppression is the “godfather”. By financing the election runs of major candidates, and determining who emerged via corrupt party primary processes, they ensured ready, steady access to the Nations coffers, pausing only to throw bones to the next candidate who promised to provide access to yet another cache of the “national cake”.

To truly complete the cycle of oppression, the average Nigerian was taught that this was the only way politics could be practiced. They took turns producing stooges, calling it “zoning”. They sponsored messages of division, employing details like “state of origin” and “political sharia” to divide Nigerians amongst ethnic and religious lines. Meanwhile these godfathers stayed united in their vision of raping, pillaging and looting Nigeria into nothingness, looking beyond any ethnic or religious lines to divvy up the country as they saw fit. Frank Condemns Magu, accuses EFCC as APC’s tool against opposition

Omoyele Sowore, the Presidential flag bearer of the African Action Congress (AAC) party, and his ‘Take It Back movement’ have systematically dispelled myths and fallacies perpetuated by the ruling class to hold Nigerians in a vice-like grip of corruption and fear. By running a crowd-funded presidential campaign, they have disrupted the status quo of Nigerian politics. They have also proven two things to be true, foretelling the end of “godfatherism” in Nigeria. You do not need Godfathers to finance a true campaign.

Perhaps the most crucial part of any political campaign is fundraising. After all, money is the bicycle with which the gospel is disseminated. Whoever raises the funds in a political campaign not only determines its trajectory, but the heart, soul, and complexion of the incoming government. This, to a large extent, is how godfathers have thrived. By injecting millions and billions of Naira – most of it stolen from government – into campaigns, they retained, and even expanded their influence. Many Nigerians acquiesced to this “reality”, thinking it impossible for ordinary Nigerians to fund a campaign.

Sowore and the AAC envisioned a campaign solely funded by the Nigerian people – a vision that was initially mocked. Their foresight has now been validated. On the eve of the 2019 elections, crowd funding for the campaign has reached an equivalent of 150 million naira! These are donations from Nigerians! Home and abroad, rich or poor, Muslim or Christian, some gave as little as 50 naira, while others gave as much as 1 million Naira.

All of it to sponsor their cries for freedom from looters, thieves, and yes – Godfathers. Nigerians can volunteer. Money, however, isn’t all that a campaign needs. Campaigns require different kinds of resources and skill sets. A successful campaign needs strategy and policy analysis and development; grassroots engagement; communication with electorate; logistics; security; and planning, amongst others. A significant portion of the resources of a campaign are typically spent on these activities. Sowore has run a world class campaign without the financial resources other parties would have thrown at these necessities. He did this by pooling remarkable staff from all over the world. Now, this too, can be achieved with money – lots of it.

The difference is that most in his campaign are volunteers, an almost alien concept in Nigerian politics and even everyday life. Beyond the monetary donations to the campaign, people have donated billions of naira’s worth of skills, resources and time. Many wonder how Sowore’s upstart presidential bid and a five-month old party could have catapulted into becoming the alternative to the two failed establishment parties. They need to look no further than the thousands of global experts his campaign has attracted, in areas as diverse as policy, as specialized as analytics, and as involving as political strategy. The Take-It-Back movement of people drawn from all around the world – within Nigeria and spanning every continent –birthing a true revolution of ideas. Nigerians are ready for true change. Perhaps the most telling indication of this new paradigm is the extent to which Nigerians claimed the campaign as their own. Beyond the official strategies implemented by the campaign, this organic movement saw Nigerians take full ownership of their politics.

Unprompted, they created jingles and flyers; eagerly, they engaged their fellow Nigerians on street corners and in public transport. These patriotic Nigerians stoutly defended their new-found hope to the hilt; refusing to return to the brainwashed days of APC and PDP. Godfathers have oppressed Nigerians by emphasizing money in politics. Bankrolling incompetent officials, sponsoring violence, vote-buying, etc. are all just pavestones on the way to situating thieving government officials to steal for them by proxy. By de-emphasizing the influence of money in politics, Omoyele Sowore and the AAC party have disrupted Nigerian politics, beginning with the ringing of the proverbial bell for the demise of the godfather.

Rachel Onamusi-Kpiasi
Head, media and publicity
Sowore campaign organization/TakeItBack Movement

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/02/sowore-disrupts-godfatherism-politics-raises-n150m-from-public-donation-for-campaign/
150m cannot win governorship election in nigeria. Sowore is a scammer. He knows he cannot win presidential election without political structure.
Minority parties cannot win presidential election in advanced democracies
Politics › Re: 2017 Prophecy: Atiku Will Defeat Buhari In 2019 - Prophet Olagunju by capitalzero: 8:26am On Feb 21, 2019
This guy is a genius. He is a nostrademus of our time.if atiku wins,his predictions will be 100% accurate. He has good knowledge of history,psychology, sociology,philosophy,theology ,politics and mathematics. He meditates a lot.
Politics › Re: Will Tinubu, Amechi, Oshiomhole, Lai Mohammed Flee If Buhari Loses? by capitalzero: 6:44am On Feb 21, 2019
They will enter ground just like sango also known as oba koso, o wole ni. For them they will be called oba o salo ,o wole ni. For non-yoruba speakers use Google translator.
Christianity Etc › Re: Is 'Critical Thinking' Induced By Race ? by capitalzero: 6:34am On Feb 21, 2019
All human traits are genetically defined or predefined. Environment determines expressibility of all human traits.
Politics › Re: Punishment For Snatching Ballot Boxes In America Is Death - Tony Momoh by capitalzero: 9:02pm On Feb 20, 2019
TIGRITIS:
Hmmm.

That is the irony in the life of a typical pig.

Pigs will not stop making reference to how US is light-years ahead of Nigeria.

Tell them to behave like the Americans, they insult you down to your forefathers.

They will tell you US is a sane country, yet some of them who stepped foot in that US end up in jail for being more stupid than goats.



Now, the punishment for ballot snatching in US is death, but in Nigeria, pigs call it tyrany.

According to pigs, a ballot box snatcher is entitled to all expenses paid trip vacation anywhere in the universe.
God created human and you decide to call some pigs because of ideological differences. You shall reap what you sow.
Politics › Re: . by capitalzero: 8:36am On Feb 19, 2019
IamJames:
My major concern is that how has he been able to hoodwink all his followers and they're not able to see through him?
most of his followers are poor mentally and materially. they perceive any successful person as looter,thief, ritualist etc. personally, I do not argue with them. I wish buhari to win second term so that all his followers will know poverty is another word for hell. but I am sorry buhari cannot win and if he wins he cannot finish his tenure. buhari may not win because lost million of voters because of postponement of election.
Politics › Re: Omoyele Sowore Will Win 2019 Elections by capitalzero: 7:55am On Feb 19, 2019
RealProphet:
Omoyele Sowore will win 2019 General Elections
yes buhari and atiku will be disqualified and sowore will be declared winner.
Politics › Re: I’ve Never Opened My Mouth To Manhandle Goodluck Jonathan – Amaechi by capitalzero: 4:24pm On Feb 18, 2019
igwe699:
The quick past Governor of Rivers State and momentum Minister of Transportation, Chibuike Amaechi, has said that he had never manhandled previous President Goodluck Jonathan.

Amaechi said notwithstanding when President Jonathan’s wife Patience commandeered the security of Rivers State and superintended over it from her home, he (Amaechi) was as yet quiet.

Amaechi expressed this in a meeting with writers in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, at the end of the week.

The Minister said that Governor Nyesom Wike has everything working for him and superintends over security board, pondering what else the Governor could be searching for other than to………………………………

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confession time
Politics › Re: Undue Foreign Electoral Collusion - An Emerging War Game by capitalzero: 8:36am On Feb 18, 2019
dlondonbadboy:
I don't need America to tell me to vote out Buhari..lol.

But wait, APC started their campaigns by saying Atiku can't step into America and ended it by saying America is supporting Atiku??

Are you people okay??
i do not think so
Crime › Re: Children Burnt To Death After Maid Sneaked Out To Visit Boyfriend.Graphic Photos by capitalzero: 5:40pm On Feb 16, 2019
naijaking1:
Why blame the maid, she is just an aid. The main question is what sort of night vigil is more important for the reetttardeed mother than her 2 children?
Nigerians, and shifting blames foolishly.
i blame mother. home is most dangerous place for children to die. most maids are working to make end meet. they are not passionate about their work. It is duty of parents to protect their children.maid cannot do it for you. if you want service of child menders, go for professional ones. of course, you have to pay. nothing is free.
Politics › Re: Difference Between 2015 And 2019 Postponement Of Elections by capitalzero: 7:23am On Feb 16, 2019
hinwazaka:
In 2015 election postponement was announced on the 7th of february saturday, a full week before the elections slated for 14 february.
The reasons were
*To improve the security situation in the country by battling the Boko Haram

*To allow space for more nigerians to collect their PVC's

In 2019 elections were postponed on the 16th of february on the day of the initial elections slated for the 16th of february. The reasons are
*Logistics!
postponing election in the day of election. mi o gbo ri. I thought buhari will win before, with this he will loose.
Politics › Re: Alleged Thumb Printing Of Ballots At Ketu, Mile 12 And Other Markets by capitalzero: 12:13pm On Feb 15, 2019
Chikiletta:
https://thepunditng.com/alleged-thumb-printing-of-ballots-at-ketu-mile-12-and-other-markets/
this election wil be worst in history of nigeria. opposition strongholds will be turned to war zone while apc inflates votes. governorship election wil be brutal.
Politics › Re: I'm Seeking Reelection Because Of My Pact With The Poor - Buhari by capitalzero: 12:09pm On Feb 15, 2019
buhari and poverty are Siamese twins. majority of nigerian are poor and they are identified with buhari. majority of poor people see rich people as looters,thieves, ritualists, prostitutes, drug dealers . they believe that it is not possible to be rich in present economy. most nigerians are lazy and not innovative and believe that government should take care of them. that is reason civil service is not productive. granted, system is bad and values are no longer appreciated. criminals are being celebrated as long as they would get something to eat. but true is that many people are escaping poverty because they keep struggling and do not give up.
buhari is likely to win election because many nigerians are poor mentally and materially. these ones see buhari as enemy of corrupt riches and friend of poor masses. therefore, they will vote for him. most of votes will come from north and tinubu followers.
Politics › Re: The 2015 Presidential Election Result Breakdown By States: Another Look by capitalzero: 8:45am On Feb 15, 2019
SternProphet:
Rivers, Delta, Anambra, Akwa Ibom, Ekiti and C. Rivers results in 2015 were fake. Kano, Katsina and Borno results were also fake with underaged/foreign voters. Any calculation based on 2015 elections is stupid ( no apologies). PDP will never score 98% of votes cast in those areas again in the future of mankind.
PDP already lost Akwa Ibom and C.Rivers is shared.

Atiku will do worse than GEJ tomorrow and PDP will lose Presidential elections. They will retain most Governors. There will be many HOA reps, Federal reps and Senators from new parties.

Buhari only determines when he will leave and his body language is that he won't leave.
In summary, buhari will win but opposition parties will win majority seats in national assembly and state elections. next 4 years will be rough.
Politics › Re: What Lamido Adamawa Told Atiku Versus What He Told Buhari by capitalzero: 8:38am On Feb 15, 2019
awelekiti:
omo Yoruba atata ni mi tokan tokan lat'ekiti. Check out my moniker. We all cant reason same...especially when you're seeing a red and you're still saying it's a blue
opolo po.omo ekiti dada. everybody is not ipob.correct guy.
Romance › Re: My Friend Brings Ladies To My House For Sex. I'm Depressed Now by capitalzero: 6:50am On Feb 14, 2019
@op, are u buying his business at a give a way price? you are putting your life, reputation etc at risk because of your greediness. You at risk of exposing to hepatitis B. please decontaminate your room and bathroom with jik. check everywhere if there is no incriminating evidences like guns, cocaine in your room. pray that one of them is not died during sex. pray that one of them is not cultist.
you are an adult and you must know how to say no. buying business is not a priority now.
Politics › Re: Atiku Abubakar Wins A Fair Contest - Business Day by capitalzero: 7:21pm On Feb 13, 2019
best analysis so far.
Politics › Re: Don't Vote With Your Thumb, Vote With Your Index Finger On Saturday - INEC by capitalzero: 10:54am On Feb 12, 2019
DMerciful:
We shouldn't have more than 5 political parties! Many of these parties are distractions
exactly, any party that cannot field candidates for 70% of elective posts should be deregistered.

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