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But why are you writing in the third person? |
Op, it's actually called "knock-kneed", not "knock-knee". |
Everrich96:Focus on your schooling. Try to take your mind off the problem. |
Nairaland is a good forum, everything I did/said here was all for fun, so please don't take it personalGoodluck in your hiatus. I'm following suit soon. |
talktrue1234:What do you mean by you will get your cake? Bruv, dont joke with fire. Get her confession on record and distance yourself from her. |
talktrue1234:This is not enough. Hold on to something concrete like a recording showing that she was bluffing when she accused of rape. She will still do this in future. |
slimjohn2k5:Senseless comment. |
It appears he was joking. If not, where is the pictures of the cops? |
richidinho:You are not well. |
The army is there to provide security as credible intelligence has it that Wike plans to attack the INEC State Collation office. Kudos to the gallant men and women of the 6 Division. Rivers people are grateful to you. |
Has PMB met the 25% threshold? Let me know first before I put on my dancing shoes! |
FAKE NEWS. If she claimed she was held hostage, how was she able to send that message on her phone? Liar. |
This is serious. Lalasticlala, mynd. |
Press Release Court Re affirms Position The decision of the Court of Appeal sitting in Port Harcourt to re-affirm an earlier order staying the execution of the judgments of lower courts shows that the APC and it's candidates would be on the ballot A statement which has been issued by the Cole/Giadom Campaign Organisation said in Port Harcourt today that the reaffirmation of the position of the Court of Appeal has proved beyond reasonable that INEC has an obligation to relist the names of all approved APC candidates. "We hail the decision taken by the Court of Appeal today. That decision means that nothing is stopping INEC from placing the APC on the ballot. "We wish to state categorically that obedience to the rule of law is the best thing to do. In the circumstance, we urge INEC to respect the rule of law and return our great party to the ballot", the statement emphasised. It hailed the decision of the appellate court to refuse moves by Senator Magnus Abe and his lawyers to hoodwink the court, saying they were only playing the role of spoilers. The statement urged APC members to ignore claims that their candidates would not be on the ballot. "We have passed that stage. We must prepare to punish those who are trying to keep us out of the elections with our votes. "We will vote them out of Government House and help our President Buhari to a second tenure in office", the statement added. Ogbonna Nwuke Spokesman Cole/Giadom Campaign Organisation |
PaChukwudi44:Pa, how far na? Heard bench warrant against your man has been issued? Kikiki |
puzzlegate:The only thing wrong with my English is the typo ONEC which I have now corrected. As to my grammar and the source of my news, they are more authentic than your fake online persona. Anupam! |
seunmsg:This is very correct. I was in court today. APC lawyer, Barr Azundah, told the court that its order on stay of execution has not been obeyed by INEC. The Court reaffirmed its order, saying that it has already made the order and that it is still alive. So INEC must obey the court order to relist Tonye Cole and others back on the ballot. |
Correct mom |
Cardiff can escape contractual liability by claiming frustration of contract. |
And someone was ignorantly saying the stadium was empty. Wike should be ready. Rivers is for PMB! APC CHANGE! |
He rejected bribe in 2008 but later received bribe from Wike to do his bidding? Useless article written by PaChukwudi44. |
mrtegation99:You forget no more Onnoghen to do his bidding. Be there and be making noise till Wike is removed from the ballot. |
Zeta47:Dey there the laugh. The thing go do you voom for eye. No more Onnoghen to bribe again. |
Ilamina1:Same way Wike is using to deprive APC of contesting in Rivers abi? |
ABUJA – The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court, will on Wednesday, hear a suit seeking to disqualify Governor Nyesom Wike from participating in the forthcoming governorship election in Rivers State, over an allegation that his birth certificate was forged Justice Inyang Ekwo directed the service of hearing notice on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Governor Wike and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, who were listed as Defendants in the suit marked FHC / ABJ / CS /1430/3018, which was filed by one Mr. Elvis Chinda. The plaintiff, alleged that the certificate of birth Wike attached to the Form C. F. 001, which he submitted to INEC on November 2, 2018, for clearance to participate in the 2019 general election, was forged. He told the court that the certificate titled “Statutory Declaration of Age”, attached to Wike’s Form C.F.001, and purportedly deposed to on October 3, 1986, by one Collins Nyeme Wike had claimed that Nyesom Wike at the time of deposition, was a native of Rumuepirikom in Obio / Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State According to the Plaintiff, “As at 3rd October 1986, there was no local Government Area known as Obio /Akpor Local Government Area in existence in Rivers State. “As at 1986, Rumuepirikom was not in Obio /Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State , but in Port Harcourt Local Government Area of Rivers State being the parent LGA from where Obio /Akpor Local Government Area was carved out”. He told the court that Obio /Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State was created in 1989 by Decree No 12 of 1989, two years after the alleged forgery was committed. “That the certificate of birth ( Statutory Declaration of Age) was purported sworn to and issued at the High/Magistrate’s Court Registry, Port Harcourt but allegedly bears stamp of the Judiciary Probate Registry ,Port Harcourt. “There was no Court Registry, whether in 1986 or afterward known as High/Magistrate Court Registry Port Harcourt. No such Registry existed or exists any where in Port Harcourt or Rivers State”. Plaintiff said the forged certificate of birth misled INEC into believing that Wike had a genuine birth certificate that confirmed his alleged date of birth given as 13th March1963. The alleged that Wike presented the bogus birth certificate to maintain consistency and coverup falsehood and lies, which he started in 1998. He said the coverup, “began in 1989, when Wike expressed desire to contest for the local chairmanship of Obio/ Akpor Local Government Area Council election in Rivers State which INEC had fixed 35 years age for eligibility. “Wike was 30 years of age then and ineligible for that election. In order to qualify for that election, he forged the Certificate of birth now in contention. He has used it in subsequent elections.” The plaintiff argued that INEC, “is not in a position legally to disqualify Wike from contesting the governorship election except the court gave an order disqualifying him for the breach of Section 182 (1) (j) of the Constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria”. Consequently, he is praying the court to among other things, determine: “Whether the certificate of Birth titled Statutory Declaration of Age deposed to by one Collins Nyeme Wike purportedly sworn to on 3rd October 1986 at the High/ Court Magistrate’s Court Registry, Port Harcourt lied about/against itself and contained falsehoods. As well as, “Whether by the combined provisions of section 182(1)(i ) and 1 (1) & (2)of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended), the 2nd defendant ought to be disqualified and declared ineligible to contest the 2019 governorship election in Rivers state made pursuant to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended). In a 39 paragraphs affidavit in support of the originating summons, Elvis Chinda said that he is aware that the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria disqualified any person seeking election into the office of the Governor, who presented a forged certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)”. He is further seeking, “A declaration that the Certificate of Birth titled Statutory Declaration of Age deposed to by one Collins Nyeme Wike purportedly sworn to on 3rd October 1986 at the High/ Court Magistrate’s Court Registry, Port Harcourt and presented by (Gov Wike)the 2nd Defendant to (INEC) the 1st Defendant on the 25th December 2014 for the purpose of the 2015 General Governorship Election in Rivers State was forged. “A declaration that, the information contained in the Affidavit Form C.F. 001 deposed to by 2nd Defendant on the 29th October 2018 and presented to the (INEC)1st Defendant on the 2nd November, 2018 for the purpose of the 2019 Governorship Election in Rivers State was false. “A declaration that by the provisions of section 182(1)(i) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended)/,(Wike) the 2nd defendant is not qualified or eligible to contest and participate in the 2019 Governorship election in Rivers State or any other such election, having presented a forged certificate to (INEC) the 1st defendant. “An order of the Court directing the disqualification of (Wike) the 2nd defendant from contesting or holding out himself for the 2019 General Governorship election in River State or any other elections made pursuant to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria , 1999, (as amended) having presented a forged certificate to the 1st defendant. Likewise, “An order of perpetual injunction restraining INEC, the 1st defendant from receiving or accepting from (PDP),the 3rd defendant or any other person any nomination of the 2nd defendant , from processing such nomination, or from presenting Wike the 2nd defendant on ballot, in respect of the2019 Governorship Election or any other elections made pursuant to the Constitution of the federal Republic of Nigeria. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/02/rivers-poll-court-okays-suit-seeking-to-disqualify-wike-over-birth-certificate/ |
I blame Daily Post for giving air time and publicity to the miscreants who made those dark comments. Nigerians have lost their humanity! |
How did they even pay the money into his personal account in the first place? A trust account should have been opened for that purpose, failing which the foundation should have held the funds in his account. |
PaChukwudi44:You no dey tire ni? After all your predictions on this CJN issue came wrong, you suppose to rest small na? Another disappointment loading for you. |
sweetilicious:What do you know about judicial precedent? Go and rest abeg. |
artofseduction:No be so. Senate can't suspend President without a valid court order. CJN should be challenging the CCT exparte order that was the basis of his suspension. It was that same order that the President based his suspension on. |
The competency of this senate suit will be challenged because it was not made pursuant to any resolution of the National Assembly, as stipulated by law. Meanwhile, Onnoghen should just go already. Haba. |
Just keeping appearances. Umahi is fully Buharified and will deliver Ebonyu 100 percent for Buhari. |
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