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Politics › Re: Off-Cycle Elections In Ekiti, Rivers, Ondo, Nasarawa, Kano States (Live Updates) by CharlesCNG: 6:30pm On Jun 20
IJAYA001:
I expect NDC and ADC to win all, if not they should forget about 2027 and strategies for 2031.
**EKITI ELECTION LIVE UPDATE**

So far, 809 Form EC8A results out of 2,445 polling units** have been uploaded.

These results are currently being collated on our system, and the scoreboard will be updated shortly as verified figures come in.

Please stay tuned to this page for live updates.

**Smart ElectionGuard Pro — tracking results, enhancing transparency.**

Politics › Re: Live Ekiti Election Update Thread by CharlesCNG(op):
CharlesCNG:
This page will be providing live updates on the **electronic transmission of results for the Ekiti Governorship Election** as polling unit results are uploaded to the **INEC IReV portal**.

As of **4:40 p.m.**, **over 500 polling unit results have already been uploaded to IReV, and the electronic transmission process is expected to gather pace shortly.

From this point, this thread will monitor the uploads as they come in and follow the result trail in real time.

Stay here for updates as the figures begin to build from:

**Polling Unit → Ward → LGA → State**

This is where the real test begins — not rumours, not speculation, but the published result sheets as they appear on IReV.
at as 6.26 p.m
POLLING UNIT COVERAGE
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Total PUs in Ekiti : 2,392
Discovered (contest) : 0
Downloaded (this run) : 809
Uploaded (this run) : 0
Uploaded (cumulative) : 809
Remaining : 1,583
Completion : 33.82%

FROM EKITI TO OSUN: What If Election Night Became Evidence Night? BY CharlesCNG.

Something interesting happened during the June 20 Ekiti governorship election.

At 4:48 p.m., I opened a Nairaland Live Ekiti Election Update Thread with one objective: follow documentary evidence instead of rumours and projections.

As polling-unit Form EC8As appeared on INEC's IReV, they were processed into a live scoreboard and snapshots posted periodically.

Readers watched the election build:

Polling Unit → Ward → LGA → State.

At 5:48 p.m., 335 EC8As were being processed. By 6:08 p.m., 700. By 6:35 p.m., over 800. At 6:41 p.m., IReV had uploaded more than 2,000 of Ekiti's 2,445 polling-unit results.

That points towards something bigger.

American election nights feature continuously updating votes, maps and reporting percentages. Nigeria can develop its own version—but with something powerful underneath: the actual polling-unit result sheets.

Citizens should be able to ask:

Where did these totals come from? Which polling units have reported? Which EC8As produced them?

As Osun approaches August 15—and Nigeria looks towards 2027—the conversation should move from "Who says he's winning?" to "Show us the evidence."

Not replacing INEC. Not declaring winners. Simply providing another window into the evidence.

Don't just show me the score. Show me the polling units. Show me the EC8As. Show me the evidence.

That is how Election Night becomes Evidence Night.
Politics › Re: Live Ekiti Election Update Thread by CharlesCNG(op): 6:08pm On Jun 20
CharlesCNG:
EKITI ELECTION LIVE UPDATE

So far, **700 Form EC8A results out of 2,445 polling units** have been uploaded.

These results are currently being collated on our system, and the scoreboard will be updated shortly as verified figures come in.

Please stay tuned to this page for live updates.

**Smart ElectionGuard Pro — tracking results, enhancing transparency.**

Politics › Re: Live Ekiti Election Update Thread by CharlesCNG(op): 5:48pm On Jun 20
SmartEnergyng:
watch this place for live update.....
EKITI ELECTION LIVE UPDATE

So far, **335 Form EC8A results out of 2,445 polling units** have been uploaded.

These results are currently being collated on our system, and the scoreboard will be updated shortly as verified figures come in.

Please stay tuned to this page for live updates.

**Smart ElectionGuard Pro — tracking results, enhancing transparency.**

Politics › Re: Ekiti Governorship Election 2026 Results: Biodun Oyebanji In Early Lead by CharlesCNG: 5:20pm On Jun 20
muykem:
I just want to see if any other candidate apart from APC can win their poling unit.
I just want to see if ADC will score up to 5 % of total votes cast!!
Politics › Live Ekiti Election Update Thread by CharlesCNG(op): 4:48pm On Jun 20
This page will be providing live updates on the **electronic transmission of results for the Ekiti Governorship Election** as polling unit results are uploaded to the **INEC IReV portal**.

As of **4:40 p.m.**, **over 500 polling unit results have already been uploaded to IReV, and the electronic transmission process is expected to gather pace shortly.

From this point, this thread will monitor the uploads as they come in and follow the result trail in real time.

Stay here for updates as the figures begin to build from:

**Polling Unit → Ward → LGA → State**

This is where the real test begins — not rumours, not speculation, but the published result sheets as they appear on IReV.
Politics › Re: Off-Cycle Elections In Ekiti, Rivers, Ondo, Nasarawa, Kano States (Live Updates) by CharlesCNG: 12:34pm On Jun 20
esnbrutality:
Help your generations

Maybe you are structured to only eat during election times.

You should wait for the next four years and look for a LOAF of BREAD as democracy dividend for you.


Nigerians have rejected APC and its pathetic that uou are paid to launder a very shambolic image.

Shame
Insults are not evidence.

You said Nigerians have rejected APC. Good. Today is the test. Let the ballot speak, not your bitterness.

As for the bread sermon, it sounds like you came prepared with hunger and anger, but not with facts.
When the votes are counted, we’ll know whether it was APC Nigerians rejected or just your self-confidence that got ahead of the results.
Politics › Re: Off-Cycle Elections In Ekiti, Rivers, Ondo, Nasarawa, Kano States (Live Updates) by CharlesCNG: 12:27pm On Jun 20
yarimo:
Unserious opposition are busy looking for excuse to claim the election was rig
Unfortunately, that excuse will not hold unless there is proof.

Today, a number of anti-rigging and election transparency technologies are being deployed, and I will be highlighting some of them on this thread as the election progresses.

Channels Television will be deploying its own version of election-tracking technology. An Abuja-based company, Softsmart, will also be showcasing its platform, Smart ElectionGuard Pro.

Smart ElectionGuard Pro is a software platform designed to help people see election results more clearly, more quickly, and with evidence attached.

In many elections, results come from thousands of polling units. The challenge is that these results are often scattered, hard to track, difficult to verify, and easy to misunderstand.

Smart ElectionGuard Pro helps solve that by taking result sheets such as Form EC8A, reading them, organizing them, and turning them into a live, structured scoreboard that users can follow from:

Polling Unit → Ward → LGA → State

So instead of confusion, delay, and guesswork, users get a system that helps them follow the result trail in an organized, transparent, and evidence-based way.
Politics › Re: Off-Cycle Elections In Ekiti, Rivers, Ondo, Nasarawa, Kano States (Live Updates) by CharlesCNG: 12:15pm On Jun 20
AMINDA:
I hope you and yours were able to collect a loaf yesterday? Is this the "organisation" that you wanted the opposition to do? The jokes write themselves.

My brother, anti-incumbency is not a manifesto. 😁

Whenever the opposition loses, suddenly the voters become hungry people collecting bread.

Fine.

What exactly is the opposition offering besides anger, hashtags and conspiracy theories?

If bread is all it takes, why didn't your own superior ideas and candidates outperform a loaf?

The joke, indeed, writes itself.

And for future reference, "they shared bread" is not a campaign strategy. It is an excuse strategy.

Of all the people you could use to buttress your point, Isaac Fayose?

My brother, that is like a lawyer citing a beer parlour argument as Supreme Court authority.

You are not strengthening your case; you are merely advertising your desperation.

Students who prepare for exams discuss answers.

Students who fail discuss invigilators.

Shikena. 😂
Politics › Re: It Will Be Over For Tinubu, Momodu Outlines Atiku’s Strategy For 2027 by CharlesCNG: 12:07pm On Jun 20
adeiza4u:
So, you mean Atiku hasn't been contesting elections to build a cult-like following like Buhari? Dey play. I'm in one of the states in North West presently and I can tell you Tinubu is gone in the North. It's only the South I don't know. He better seat up and prove being master strategist in economy and better the welfare of Nigerians. Otherwise, Nigerians would surprise him starting from the North.
My brother, if being physically present in the North is enough to predict elections, then I too was in the North before the 2023 election. If you had asked many people then, they would have told you Tinubu had no chance. We know how that ended.

Second, Atiku has indeed been contesting elections for decades. But unlike Buhari, he has never built that kind of emotional, almost cult-like following. His support has always depended more on elite alliances than mass movements.

Third, the North is not one voting unit. The vote is fragmented. The real battle in the North-West is not Tinubu versus the North. It is between APC governors and Atiku. And many core northern voters do not even see Atiku as the embodiment of northern interests.

Besides, Tinubu does not need to sweep the North-West. He simply needs to remain competitive and secure about 35–40% of the vote while maintaining his strengths elsewhere.

Finally, I agree with you on one thing: Tinubu must improve the welfare of Nigerians. Elections are not won by strategy alone.
Politics › Re: Off-Cycle Elections In Ekiti, Rivers, Ondo, Nasarawa, Kano States (Live Updates) by CharlesCNG: 9:30am On Jun 20
[quote author=AMINDA post=139775193]Off-cycle elections almost always go the incumbent due to their ability to concentrate resources and literally throw bread at the citizens that they have impoverished. This was Ekiti yesterday. The opposition is not expecting much from the by-elections but will use it to gauge their strengths and weaknesses.

is exactly the excuse-making I predicted.

Before the election, they told us Nigerians had rejected APC. After the election, suddenly voters were “impoverished people collecting bread.”

So which is it?

If the people can be persuaded with bread, what did the opposition offer them besides anger, slogans and social media noise?

Did they campaign seriously?

Did they organise?

Did they mobilise voters?

Did they present a superior local alternative?

You cannot neglect preparation, lose an election, then insult the electorate as hungry people who were bought.

That is arrogance, not analysis.

And please, are all Ekiti voters impoverished? Or does that label only apply when they vote against your expectation?

If this election was a referendum, then the result is part of that referendum.

The incumbent campaigned, organised and delivered.

The opposition prepared excuses.

As usual, when they win, it is democracy. When they lose, it is bread.
Politics › Re: Off-Cycle Elections In Ekiti, Rivers, Ondo, Nasarawa, Kano States (Live Updates) by CharlesCNG: 9:23am On Jun 20
NgeneUkwenu:
List of where the election are taking place today;
Ekiti State- Governorship
Enugu State- Enugu North (Senate)
Nasarrawa State- Nas. North (Senate)
Ondo State- Ondo South ( Senate)
Rivers State- Rivers South East ( Senate)
Kano- Dawakin Kudu Fed Rep
Kebbi- Zuru Constituency.

What do we expect from the NDC, PDP and ADC today?

Did you just say What do we expect from the [b]NDC, PDP and ADC today?

i tell you for free!

Like students who have neglected their books, they appear more prepared to explain failure than to prevent it.

Already, one can predict the script.

If they win, democracy worked.

If they lose, it was rigging.

If they perform poorly, it will be because of INEC, judiciary, BVAS, Tinubu, Wike, CIA, Mossad and perhaps even the weather.

But elections have a cruel habit of exposing illusion.

Politics is not content creation.

It is organisation.

And no amount of YouTube,nairaland, social media prophecy can substitute for grassroots preparation.

By the time the votes are counted, we shall know who truly has support and who merely mistook applause from social media echo chambers for the voice of the people.

As always, examinations reveal preparation.

And results expose excuses.
Politics › Re: Off-Cycle Elections In Ekiti, Rivers, Ondo, Nasarawa, Kano States (Live Updates) by CharlesCNG: 9:15am On Jun 20
NgeneUkwenu:
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it is fully prepared to conduct the governorship and bye-elections scheduled to hold on Saturday.


The elections include the Ekiti State Governorship Election as well as bye-elections in Dawaki Kudu/Warawa Federal Constituency in Kano State, and Zuru State Constituency in Kebbi State.

Other bye-elections will hold in Ondo South Senatorial District in Ondo State, Rivers South East Senatorial District in Rivers State, Nasarawa North Senatorial District in Nasarawa State, and Enugu North Senatorial District in Enugu State.

INEC’s Deputy Director, Publicity and Voter Education, Wilfred Ifogah, said the Commission had put in place necessary measures to ensure free, fair and credible elections.

Speaking with LEADERSHIP on Thursday in Abuja, Ifogah said the Commission had trained and retrained its staff and ad hoc personnel on handling emergencies, managing sensitive election materials, and adhering strictly to electoral guidelines to prevent electoral malpractice.

“The Commission has done its best to ensure elections are conducted in an atmosphere that guarantees free and fair participation, where every eligible voter will be allowed to cast his or her vote without any hindrance.


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“Security agencies will be deployed to man polling units and Registration Area Centres (RACs), where electoral officials and materials will be kept ahead of deployment to their assigned polling units.

“We have also directed electoral officials to move to their assigned polling units by 7:30am ahead of the commencement of voting at 8:30am,” he said.

On the high PVC collection in Ekiti, the INEC spokesman described the turnout as impressive, noting that the Commission intensified voter sensitisation ahead of the exercise.

He added that INEC would build on the achievement in preparation for the 2027 general elections.

Ifogah also called on political parties to caution their members against acts capable of causing violence or disrupting the voting process at polling units.

Meanwhile, INEC disclosed that a total of 1,028,929 Permanent Voters’ Cards (PVCs) had been collected across Ekiti State ahead of Saturday’s governorship election, representing 97.1 per cent of registered voters and a slight increase from the figures recorded in 2023.

The Commission made this known in a statement issued on Wednesday by the National Commissioner and Chairman of the Information and Voter Education Committee, Mohammed Kudu Haruna.

According to the Commission, the number of registered voters in Ekiti increased from 987,647 recorded in 2023 to 1,059,360 in 2026 following the suspension of the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise on May 15 and the subsequent clean-up of the voters’ register.

INEC noted that the 2026 collection figure surpassed the 958,052 PVCs collected in 2023, which represented a 97.0 per cent collection rate.

The Commission recalled that the PVC collection exercise, originally scheduled to end on June 11, was extended to June 14 after consultations with stakeholders during a meeting held in Ado-Ekiti.

On replacement of lost, damaged or defaced voter cards, the Commission said it received 14,406 applications within the approved timeline and printed all replacement PVCs, adding that most had already been collected.

The electoral body, however, explained that plans to introduce downloadable copies of lost, damaged or defaced voter cards could not be implemented for the Ekiti election due to incomplete technology infrastructure.

It added that the option is expected to become available in future elections, particularly for the Osun Governorship Election in August 2026 and the 2027 General Election.

INEC commended traditional rulers, community leaders, civil society organisations, political parties and members of the media for supporting voter mobilisation and encouraging citizens to collect their PVCs.

The Commission further stated that all PVCs for eligible applicants were printed and made available, including for those who requested transfers or replacement of damaged or lost cards.

INEC urged all registered voters who had collected their PVCs to participate peacefully in the election and reassured residents of Ekiti State of its commitment to conducting a free, fair and credible.

https://leadership.ng/inec-set-for-saturdays-ekiti-governorship-bye-elections-in-six-states/
Today’s Elections Are the First Real Referendum on 2027

For months, Nigerians have been bombarded with grand claims. We have been told that “Nigerians have rejected APC,” that “the masses are angry,” and that “2027 is already settled.”

Well, today, rhetoric meets reality.

The Ekiti governorship election and the bye-elections across Kano, Kebbi, Ondo, Rivers, Nasarawa and Enugu represent the first real political test ahead of the 2027 general election.

Unlike social media polls, YouTube channels and comment sections where everyone conveniently speaks on behalf of “Nigerians,” elections provide something far more valuable: actual votes.

Those who routinely and fraudulently ascribe their personal feelings to 200 million Nigerians now have an opportunity to test their assumptions.

Those who insist that APC has been totally rejected can demonstrate it at the ballot box.

Likewise, the opposition, which has spent the last three years feeding on outrage and declaring victory in advance, now has a chance to convert online enthusiasm into electoral reality.

Democracy does not operate on hashtags.

It operates on votes.

The ballot box remains the only credible opinion poll.

By the time the results start coming in, all parties — APC included — will have fresh data on where they stand and what work remains to be done.

This is why today's elections matter.

Not because they will determine 2027.

But because they will expose who truly has popular support and who has merely mistaken noise for numbers.

As always, votes speak louder than vibes.
Politics › Re: Why Tinubu Will Never Win The 2027 Presidential Election by CharlesCNG: 9:03am On Jun 20
shortgun:
Who's this one? Abeg Carry your mischievous propaganda park one side.
That's all you people know, always trying to deny the obvious like blind bats.
You are clearly seeing a real video clip yet you are mischievously copying and pasting ai nonsense to deny reality.
I pour you spit for body
angry
My brother, click the video properly.

It is not a news item. It is fake-news content dressed up as political breaking news.

That is the point.

Instead of verifying the source, you rushed into abuse, spit and “AI nonsense.”

Typical Obidient response: when the argument becomes uncomfortable, insult becomes the manifesto.

A video exists, yes.

But a video is not automatically journalism.

A thumbnail is not evidence.

YouTube propaganda is not news.

Click, verify, then argue.

Until then, your anger is louder than your evidence.
I asked people to click the link and verify.

You responded with insults and bodily fluids.

And thank you once again for proving my point about the intellectual poverty that often accompanies emotional investment.

Truth has nothing to fear from scrutiny.

Propaganda does.
Politics › The Peripatetic Travails Of Brother Kenneth Okonkwo by CharlesCNG(op): 5:25am On Jun 20
Brother Kenneth Okonkwo’s political journey is beginning to look less like conviction and more like serial matrimony.

He has moved from PDP to APC, from APC to Labour, from Labour to ADC, and at every station he arrives like a disappointed husband explaining why the last marriage failed. The bride is always the problem. The house is always sinking. The leadership is always weak. The platform is always no longer fit for purpose. Yet somehow, Brother Kenneth is always innocent, always principled, always relocating to the next political altar.

In APC, he once defended the party. Then the Muslim-Muslim ticket came, and he left in righteous thunder. In Labour, he became one of Peter Obi’s loudest apostles, selling Obi as the face of a new Nigeria. Then Labour developed crisis, Obi failed his leadership test, and suddenly Kenneth could no longer speak for a leader whose direction he did not know.

Now in ADC, the same man who recently warned that a vote for Obi in 2027 is a vote for Tinubu has opened another chapter. After reports that Atiku may have picked Rotimi Amaechi from the South-South as running mate, Kenneth now says he is not favourably disposed to campaigning for any ticket without a South-East person as president or vice-president.

So yesterday, Obi was not viable. Today, Atiku is not fair. Tomorrow, ADC may not be principled enough. At this rate, Brother Kenneth may need not a party card, but a political transit visa.

This is the comedy of permanent relocation. He is like a man who has married four wives and insists each divorce proves his moral purity. At some point, the village must ask whether the problem is always the wives or the man who keeps arriving with wedding clothes in one hand and resignation letter in the other.

Politics requires evolution, yes. But when evolution becomes endless migration, principle begins to look like tourism.

Brother Kenneth has mastered the art of leaving loudly. The only thing he has not mastered is staying long enough to build anything.
Politics › Re: It Will Be Over For Tinubu, Momodu Outlines Atiku’s Strategy For 2027 by CharlesCNG: 5:13am On Jun 20
treesun:
https://punchng.com/it-will-be-over-for-tinubu-momodu-outlines-atikus-strategy-for-2027/
The North Did Not Vote as One Bloc in 2023 and will not in 2027

The second mistake is to talk about “the North” as if it votes like one man. The 2023 presidential election shattered that myth.

In the North East, Atiku led strongly.
But in the North West, Tinubu actually came first, while Kwankwaso still pulled a very substantial bloc.
In the North Central, Tinubu also led, while Obi performed strongly and Atiku came third.

That is not one northern vote. That is three different northern political theatres.

So when Dele Momodu or anyone else talks as if Atiku can simply gather the North into one bag and carry it to the ballot box, they are ignoring the most basic evidence from the last election: the North was already fragmented.

The North East is not the North West.
The North West is not the North Central.
Each zone has its own political mood, rival ambitions, and local calculations.

And that is why the old phrase “the northern vote” is often more political propaganda than political science.

The real truth is this:

There is no single northern vote waiting in one purse. There are northern votes, spread across zones, interests, religions, local structures, and competing leaders.

That is the point many commentators refuse to accept. They keep speaking of “the North” as if it is a barracks taking one command. But the 2023 results already showed that the North is not one electoral choir singing one anthem.
Politics › Re: It Will Be Over For Tinubu, Momodu Outlines Atiku’s Strategy For 2027 by CharlesCNG: 5:07am On Jun 20
treesun:
https://punchng.com/it-will-be-over-for-tinubu-momodu-outlines-atikus-strategy-for-2027/
Atiku Is Not Buhari and can never be

One of the laziest assumptions in Nigerian politics, which Dele momodu is foolishly invested, is that Atiku Abubakar can simply inherit “the northern vote” in 2027.
That claim is weak for one basic reason: Atiku is not Buhari.

Buhari was not just another northern politician. He had a rare personal cult following, especially in parts of the North West, built over several election cycles. His appeal was deeper than party. His name itself carried emotional and political weight in ways very few northern politicians have ever matched.

Atiku does not command that kind of automatic loyalty. He may have influence, relevance, and recognition, but influence is not the same thing as mystique. Recognition is not the same thing as inherited mass followership.

That is the first weakness in the Dele Momodu-style theory that Atiku controls the North. It confuses Buhari’s personal political capital with Atiku’s ordinary northern relevance. Those are not the same thing.

The North did not become one man’s private estate under Buhari, and it certainly does not become Atiku’s inheritance now. Buhari built a following over years of repeated contests, strong emotional appeal, and a very particular northern image. Atiku has never commanded that same near-messianic standing.

So the first point is simple:

Atiku cannot be treated as Buhari’s automatic heir in the North.

That assumption is not strategy. It is lazy political storytelling.
Politics › Re: Why Tinubu Will Never Win The 2027 Presidential Election by CharlesCNG: 2:29am On Jun 20
shortgun:
Are you dreaming or what?. Them say na from aroma person go know soup wey go sweet.

Are you blind to notice that there's no day angry Nigerians don't destroy Tinubu's campaign billboards or vehicles.? Where's the acceptance if Nigerians are irritated by only just seeing his campaign materials


This was in nasarawa today
https://www.nairaland.com/8693806/nasarawa-youths-destroy-tinubu-campaign
Please click the link before reacting.

This is not a credible news report. It is YouTube propaganda dressed up with AI graphics and emotional narration.

That is the new desperate playbook: manufacture content, make it look like breaking news, push it into forums, then hope people react before verifying.

The fact that they have resorted to this shows how badly the Obi project is struggling under scrutiny. As Peter Obi’s unfitness becomes more obvious, propaganda has become the substitute for persuasion.

So I invite everyone: click the link, check the source, and ask yourself whether this is journalism or political desperation wearing makeup.

If your candidate is truly superior, why rely on fake-news theatre?

Truth does not need AI graphics to survive.
Politics › Re: Why Tinubu Will Never Win The 2027 Presidential Election by CharlesCNG: 1:34am On Jun 20
shortgun:
Reasons Why Tinubu Can't Win the 2027 Election

My people, the signs are clear as daylight.

Bola Tinubu will not win the 2027 election. This man has turned Nigeria into a headquarters of suffering with his bad policies and complete lack of empathy. From shattered economy to total security collapse, it is simply too much for Nigerias to bear another 4 horrific years of Tinubu, Nigeria will not survive it.


The economic pain alone is enough to reject him. The fuel subsidy removal and naira float that Tinubu crudely and implemented has brought total hardship for all Nigerians irrespective of tribe or religion. Food prices have tripled, inflation is devouring households, and businesses are collapsing everywhere. Approval ratings even from Tinubu's kitchen hover around 30 percent with massive disapproval.

How can anyone vote for more hunger when children are crying every day and going hungry every night? It's not possible.
On the security , he is a complete failure. For the very first time in Nigeria's history, military generals are dying like flies under this administration. Brigadier General Oseni Braimah, Major General Rabe Abubakar and others have been cut down by bandits and terrorists. Instead of decisive action and proper mourning, Tinubu and his loyalists were busy partying even as one of these heroes was being buried. While families cry blood, Aso Rock pops champagne. A heartless leader has no match like this one.


Remember the Yelwa Plateau massacre? When gunmen slaughtered innocent Nigerians? The only reason they died is that Tinubu is president. Tinubu could not even visit the victims to console them. He stopped halfway with no deep engagement.
Remember when Victims were dragged to the Kaduna airport for a quick 10-minute photo-op. He mumbled something about no light at the airport and flew off immediately. No hospital visits, no real comfort for grieving families.

This man treats Nigerians as if they have no feelings, just fly-by gestures and empty promises. He shows nothing but pure undiluted wickedness.
Even his own ally El-Rufai, who supported him before, was detained under ICPC. His mother died while he was still in detention. The woman's health worsened from the stress of seeing her son locked up like a criminal. They released him later for the burial but the damage was already too much. How will Tinubu face Northern people after this kind of government harassment and betrayal?


And talk about borrowing. Tinubu has borrowed far more than previous administrations combined since 1960 that were still paying fuel subsidies. In three years, Tinubu has added tens of trillions in debt. Over 65 trillion, surpassing even what Buhari borrowed over eight full years with subsidy still in place. Is he taking Nigerians for fools? He removed the subsidy claiming it would save money and reduce borrowing, yet the debt is exploding like never before while people continue to suffer. Where is all that money really going? Pure deceit and wickedness at the highest level.

Internationally, there is no confidence in him. The Trump administration is showing serious disapproval over the insecurity, killings and general mess. Tinubu had to spend millions lobbying just to calm tensions. The Israeli government is not smiling with him either.

Karma also has come for Tinubu. The same US government under Barack Obama that they used to remove Goodluck Jonathan in 2015 with propaganda, lies and blackmail criticism is the same America under Trump that now wants Tinubu out. Jonathan said it clearly before. History is repeating itself bitterly. The forces that helped bring him to power are now showing him the exit door.


Worse still, his close allies like Bayo Onanuga and Abike Dabiri are not helping matters. Instead of working for national unification, they consistently unleash tribal and ethnic slurs against one section of the country, especially the Igbo side. Onanuga openly says he owes no apology for calling them threats to Yorubas. Abike shows no restraint either. They are dividing Nigeria further instead of bringing people together. How can anyone win a national election when his boys keep scattering the country with hate speech?

Reject Tinubu is trending in streets, markets and online. Tinubus billboards and campaign vehicles are constantly attacked by frustrated and angry Nigerians wherever they see them.
Northern anger, Southern frustration, everywhere there is rage,anger and.

Tinubu thinks Nigeria is his personal Lagos empire that he can control forever. But 2027 will send him to his political grave forever.

The masses are ready for a revolution. Tinubu, your time is up. Nigerians will deliver the ultimate savage slap at the polls. It will be total rejection. God save Nigeria from this kind of useless leadership. 2027 is the year we sweep this nonsense away once and for all..

God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Tinubu 2027: Pain Is Real, But Progress Is Also Real

The argument that Tinubu cannot win in 2027 is built more on anger than analysis.

1. Economic pain is real, but so was the mess inherited.
Tinubu met fuel subsidy fraud, multiple exchange rates, weak reserves, fiscal deficits and a distorted economy. Removing subsidy and unifying FX were painful, but what credible alternative existed? Continue borrowing to subsidise consumption?

2. Inflation hurts, but reforms are beginning to stabilise the economy.
The World Bank says Nigeria has made meaningful progress in restoring macroeconomic stability, with stronger fiscal and external positions. Reuters also reports World Bank growth projection of about 4.2% in 2026.

3. Reserves have improved.
Nigeria’s net FX reserves reportedly rose from $3.99bn two years earlier to $34.8bn by end-2025, while gross reserves reached $50.45bn by mid-February 2026. That is not economic collapse.

4. Borrowing must be put in context.
Nigeria’s debt rise partly reflects exchange-rate adjustments and greater transparency, not simply reckless new borrowing. Even the finance minister made this point while forecasting stronger 2026 growth.

5. Social interventions are expanding.
NELFUND says over 1.5 million students have benefited, with more than ₦282bn disbursed. That is a concrete intervention, not propaganda.

6. The opposition has no serious alternative.
They condemn subsidy removal but admit they would remove it. They attack FX reform but offer no credible path back to artificial rates.

Tinubu should be judged by what he met, what he changed, and what is beginning to improve.

A lot remains to be done.

But progress is not cancelled because pain still exists.
Politics › Re: Nasarawa Youths Destroy Tinubu Campaign Truck (Video) by CharlesCNG: 3:15pm On Jun 19
Kanwuliajeje:
Karma! GEJ will be laughing out sooooo LOUD! The North that was used has come back to bite the main enemy of Nigeria.

NASARAWA don reject drug baron ooooo!

😁😁😁😁😁😁

Muhohohohohohohoho!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKi3ICq3ivs?is=F03olAKIsGjrXDM0
Most people reacting to this have not fact-checked anything. They did not click the link. They did not verify the source. They simply saw anti-Tinubu material and rushed to celebrate.

That is the problem.

This is not credible news. It is YouTube propaganda dressed up as reporting — the kind of content increasingly manufactured because Peter Obi is facing serious political and intellectual pushback.

But even assuming, for argument’s sake, that such an incident happened, the principle must be clear: political violence is wrong. Full stop.

Those celebrating attacks on one candidate should not cry tomorrow if their own candidate is harassed elsewhere.

If it is wrong for Peter Obi to be attacked in Ekiti or for Obidients to be assaulted in Adamawa, then it is also wrong for Tinubu supporters to be attacked anywhere.

Democracy is not thuggery.

You cannot condemn violence only when your side is the victim.

That is not principle.

That is hypocrisy.
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 2:32pm On Jun 19
Morizo:
To start from your concluding line, I have never been Partisan. But politically conscious enough to make weighted voting choices. For instance,in the 2023 elections I voted across party lines. My ballot papers had APC(2), LP(2), PDP (1) for both elections.
Also the only time I joined a party was the NCP after graduation and I was a state secretary. I saw the evils of politicians first hand and quickly left politics for public service but I still follow the political trends and advocate strongly for good governance. I strongly believe party politics has been used to stifle democracy.

Other issues you raised just confirmed my position that it's a bribe and I strongly align with the position of Baba Ahmed that the judiciary shouldn't even be seen in public occasions talk more of attending political functions and frolicking with the political class. Hope you didn't forget the senator that was that was thanking his wife, a federal judge for helping his political friends with favourable judgements. That was under Lawan.

All these conspiracies and suspicions nationwide are not supposed to be associated with the judiciary if you are kind enough to agree with me on that. They are the last bastion of democracy but in Nigeria it's the social media that's now defending democracy not even the regular media. Most of the print media have been corrupted or partisan.

This country belongs to all of us and we can see that immigration laws in other countries and the uncivilised actions of some xenophobic cretins in SA has forced our people to be returning home in droves. Many ran away due to the terrible elitist governance in Nigeria that's likened to autocracy. If we don't intentionally build a "welfare for all" country where anyone can have equal opportunity to eke our a decent living and pursue happiness then the level of insecurity and crime is just beginning. Because the bad Apples from both the returnees and the home base will exploit it.

Thomas Sankara once said " I'll rather have safe drinking water for all than champagne for a few"

Maybe, you my friend, is among the few but have some compassion for the over 80% of Nigerians suffering multidimensional poverty. One month into office Tinubu privatised ppe borne drinking water in June 1999. That precedent spread over ethe country a decade later and now we are amongst the worst counties with safe drinking water.

To hold political and industrial elites accountable, the judiciary must be 💯 independent and seen to be transparent
Thank you for making your points in such a civil manner. This is the kind of conversation we should be having.

I accept your broader concern: Nigeria’s judiciary must not only be independent; it must be seen to be independent. Perception matters greatly, especially in a country where public trust is already fragile.

I also agree that judges should avoid unnecessary political socialising, partisan optics and any conduct that creates suspicion.

Where we differ is in the conclusion that official accommodation automatically equals bribery.

To me, the stronger argument is this: judicial welfare is necessary, but the process must be transparent, institutionally clean and insulated from political theatre.

So yes, if the concern is that housing should be routed through clearer judiciary-controlled budgetary processes, that is a legitimate reform argument.

But if the argument is that judges should not be well housed because Nigerians are poor, I disagree. Poverty for judges will not solve poverty for citizens.

On “welfare for all,” I agree completely. Doctors, teachers, soldiers, police officers and ordinary citizens deserve dignity too.

But we should not build equality by weakening institutions. We should build a country where judges are protected, workers are respected, citizens have opportunity, and public officials are accountable.

So perhaps our disagreement is not on the destination.

It is on how we describe the road.


You call it bribery.

I call it welfare needing better institutional safeguards.
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 2:16pm On Jun 19
Kalulu44:
Alright i admit my opinion on "most" Nigerians supports Baba Ahmed is flawed.
But you keep shooting yourself in the foot by saying bcus Doctors deserves better doesn't mean Judges deserves less.
The question here is, are doctors getting close to half of what Judges are getting presently?
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You said judicial houses needs not to resemble army barracks. Who made the law that it's not supposed to be so.
Are Judges ought to be living like angels while soldiers live like aliens.
Is it a crime if the government makes army barracks looks like human beings are living there.
Is the job of Judges more important than a soldier?
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And again you brought in the argument of legislators, governors and ministers. But you're trying to deflate it back to the Judges when I countered you that they too are being bought by the executives.
The truth here is, they are all weak including the Judges bcus he who pays the piper dictate the tune.
The executives are the ones dictating the tune cus they have bought over all the pipes available.
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Whether you agree or not, there's no Judge currently that will go against the president will. That's why the ruling party boldly tells you to go to court if you're not satisfy with whatever outcomes that comes the way of the opposition. Bcus they know they own the courts and Judges.
And thru out your argument trying to defend why Judges deserves what they're getting is bcus their judgement will always favor the people you support.
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All these can only stop if the president stops appointing people to the top of every institution of the country. And I am not saying it started with the present government, it has been like that for long but it had to stopped for we to have any headway.
The executives should let those institutions truly be independent of their own.
And nobody outside their institution should dictate for them.
Shikena!
First, let me commend you. You have stated your position passionately and without a single insult. That is increasingly rare. It is refreshing to disagree without descending into abuse.

Second, I think we are now discussing something much deeper than judges' houses. We are discussing the constitutional concentration of executive power.

On doctors and soldiers, I agree they deserve much better. But equality does not mean identical treatment. Judges are not soldiers, and soldiers are not judges. Different institutions have different welfare requirements. Improving one should not require neglecting another.

On the bigger issue, I partly agree with you. The Presidency in Nigeria is too powerful. The power to appoint heads of institutions, influence budgets and shape the bureaucracy deserves serious constitutional reform.

But that is precisely my point: the problem is not houses.

The problem is constitutional design.

You say "he who pays the piper dictates the tune." But the Constitution itself provides for presidential appointments, Senate confirmation and appropriations. If those powers are excessive, then let us debate constitutional amendments, not confuse welfare with bribery.

And I must respectfully disagree that no judge can rule against the government. History and recent cases show governments and powerful politicians losing in court.

In the end, we may agree on the disease but disagree on the symptom.

The concentration of executive power is a constitutional issue.

Judges' houses are merely the latest battlefield in a much older debate.

Shikena. 🙂
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 2:08pm On Jun 19
sucess001:
When you control budget, if doesn't mean you are tasked with allocating accommodation needs??

Some of you apc boys that keep calling white black and black white, God will punish you
My brother, thank you for the prayer. May God also punish defective reasoning wherever it is found. 😁

Now to your point.

Controlling a budget does not automatically mean an institution must personally execute every specialized project.

That is why governments create specialized agencies.

The Central Bank controls monetary policy; it does not print every naira note by hand.

The Ministry of Health controls health policy; it does not manufacture syringes.

Likewise, the NJC may control and disburse judicial funds without directly handling complex construction and procurement projects.

Not every institution has architects, engineers, quantity surveyors and project managers sitting around waiting to build houses.

That is precisely why agencies like the FCDA/FCTA exist.

You are confusing control of funds with execution of projects.

Those are two different things.

And please spare me the "APC boys calling white black and black white" sermon.

It is ironic coming from someone trying to prove that procurement architecture equals bribery.


"He who mistakes the cook for the farmer will soon blame the pot for the harvest".

The issue is transparency and due process.

Not whether every institution must become its own construction company. 😂
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 9:04am On Jun 19
Reference:
Exactly.

The Judiciary should have their own money directly from the treasury.
The Legislature should be financed directly by the people.
My brother, that is not the position of the Constitution.

Yes, Sections 81(3) and 84 of the Constitution provide for financial autonomy of the judiciary. But autonomy does not mean the judiciary runs a parallel treasury or becomes a real estate developer.

Money still comes from the Consolidated Revenue Fund. The three arms do not each collect taxes separately.

Second, not every institution handles procurement directly. Governments all over the world use specialized agencies to design, procure and build infrastructure. That is precisely why entities like the FCDA/FCTA exist.

You speak as though every agency must maintain its own architects, engineers, quantity surveyors and procurement departments. That would create needless duplication and inefficiency.

Third, this is not the first time the FCDA has built houses for judges or legislators. The Abuja Master Plan has long involved the FCDA providing infrastructure and institutional accommodation for various arms and agencies of government.

Finally, if your argument is that judicial allocations should directly fund procurement under a revised framework, fine. That is a respectable process argument.

But do not pretend that using the FCDA to construct houses automatically converts welfare into bribery.

As the proverb says:

"A man does not buy three hoes when one blacksmith can make them all."

The Constitution guarantees autonomy, not architectural self-sufficiency.

And separation of powers was never intended to mean separation of construction companies. 😁
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 8:57am On Jun 19
SecurityNgr:
Let's Discuss About This.
Falana's Process Argument Does Not Prove Judicial Bribery by CharlesCNG

Femi Falana's concerns about judicial independence deserve serious consideration. But serious concerns do not automatically translate into simple solutions.

Many critics argue that the provision of houses for judges should have been handled through the National Judicial Council. Fine. That is a legitimate conversation about process and procurement. But it is a huge leap from there to accusing the Executive of bribing the judiciary.

The NJC is not a construction company. Its constitutional responsibilities relate to appointments, discipline and administration of judicial funds. Transforming it into a housing developer would require a more complicated framework involving appropriations, procurement, supervision and auditing.

Those who say "let the NJC build the houses" speak as though one merely waves a magic wand and concrete begins to pour itself.

The real question is not whether judges deserve decent accommodation. They do.

The real question is how best to provide it while strengthening institutional independence and ensuring transparency.

That is a debate worth having.

But reducing everything to cries of "bribery" is intellectual laziness.

Poverty has never been an anti-corruption strategy.

And institutional weakness has never been the foundation of judicial independence.

Transparency can be improved.

Procurement processes can be refined.

But hysteria should never masquerade as constitutional wisdom.

Good institutions are built by reason, not slogans.
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 8:53am On Jun 19
sucess001:
I just showed you link that NJC is in charge of building houses for judges...

You still arguing....
Your link did not show that NJC builds houses. You showed that NJC controls and disburses judiciary funds. Those are not the same thing.

Falana’s point is a process argument: that judicial welfare should be routed through judiciary-controlled funding to strengthen independence.

Fine. That is worth debating.

But it does not prove bribery.

NJC is constitutionally empowered to handle judiciary funds, appointments and discipline. It is not automatically the agency that must award building contracts, supervise construction sites and hand over keys.

Its constitutional powers include collecting, controlling and disbursing capital and recurrent monies for the judiciary. That supports Falana’s process argument. But it does not mean NJC is a construction company or that every judicial housing project must be physically procured and built by NJC.

Also, the FCT judges’ quarters project was publicly reported as FCTA-built, flagged off by the CJN, and defended by Wike as welfare, not influence.

If your argument is “the process should be cleaner,” I can listen.

If your argument is “therefore it is a bribe,” that is a leap.

Process concern is not proof of corruption.
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 8:39am On Jun 19
Morizo:
I guess Falana isn't one or Sagay isn't. Or the retired supreme court justice woman that blasted the judiciary some time ago on same comprise with the executive.(Forgotten her name)

But we Lagosians knows it's Bat's strategy to create judges "welfarism" . During his time as governor of Lagos state he did exactly the same thing for judges. Go research that and how be privatise pipe borne water in Jos first month as governor in 1999.

No wonder he has never lost a court case.

Keep pretending to be asleep. One day you'll wake up to the point where we are now.... being a patriot beyond party and tribal lines as we search for a solution that will give our children a better future rather than have poverty indices that are being compared to South Sudan and Somalia .
My brother, name-dropping Falana and Sagay does not end the debate. It only proves that respected lawyers can hold opinions — and opinions can still be interrogated.

Falana’s position, as reported, is that judicial housing should be handled through the NJC/National Assembly process. Fine. That is a process argument, not automatic proof of bribery.

Justice Dattijo and Justice Ejembi Eko criticised corruption and opacity in the judiciary itself, including questions around how judicial funds are managed. That actually supports my point: the answer is transparency and accountability, not shouting “bribe” at every welfare intervention.

As for “BAT strategy,” thank you for confirming this is now political suspicion, not evidence.

You say Tinubu never loses court cases. Really? No politician has a 100% litigation universe. That is the kind of sweeping claim people make when emotion outruns proof.

And please, “keep pretending to be asleep” is not an argument. If I am asleep, then your logic is clearly sleepwalking. 😁

Patriotism is not paranoia. Judicial welfare is valid. Procurement can be debated. Transparency is necessary. But calling everything bribery because Tinubu is involved is not analysis.

It is partisan allergy wearing constitutional perfume.
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 7:08am On Jun 19
swaggerific:
There’s NJC. If judges want cars they can get it through them. Imagine if frequent litigants start buying houses and cars and flights and expensive gifts for judges, how would you feel? Please don’t defend this nonsense.

If they paid you to defend them please go give it back to them because it’s not worth the destruction of the country you love.
Thank you for your concern about my bank account. I regret to inform you that nobody has paid me. 😁

Now to your argument.

First, the NJC does not manufacture cars or build houses. Its role is administration and disbursement, not real estate development.

Second, your comparison is false. A private litigant secretly buying judges houses, flights and cars is bribery. Government-provided institutional welfare approved through public processes is not.

Those two things are as different as a salary and a brown envelope.

Third, you keep saying "frequent litigant" as though it is a revelation. The Federal Government is always a frequent litigant. By your logic, it should stop paying judges' salaries and funding court buildings too.

Fourth, if your concern is procurement architecture or permanent CofOs, fine. That is a legitimate debate. But that is not the same thing as bribery.

And finally, thank you for worrying about "the destruction of the country."

The country will survive disagreement.

What destroys countries is the inability to distinguish between welfare and corruption.


And please, if they ever pay me, I promise to return the money right after you return the imagination that produced this argument. 😂
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 7:02am On Jun 19
swaggerific:
Oga - Your attempt to play smart by saying "the NJC is not a construction company" is a malaria infested argument. Im sure you went to school and I’m sure you know that nobody said the NJC should buy cement and lay blocks. You literally listed their function yourself:
control and disbursement of judiciary funds."

If Tinubu and Wike wanted a truly independent judiciary, those multi-billion naira housing funds would be moved directly into the judiciary's autonomous budget. The head of the Court of Appeal would award the contracts and manage the procurement.

Instead, the Executive (via Wike and the FCTA) chooses to hold the cash, award the contracts, build the luxury estates, and physically hand over the keys as discretionary gifts to the judges.

You keep hiding behind the word "welfare" to justify a compromised institutional structure. It’s not welfare. Judges are very well paid! And a lot of them hold jobs for a very long time in a Nigeria where it’s hard to get jobs so they have job security. So don’t bring up that welfare nonsense.

When a frequent litigant (the Executive) directly controls and gifts luxury properties to the people meant to judge them, it is a conflict of interest, full stop. Quit making excuses for the government that put Nigeria in bad shape and face the constitutional reality.

Legislators don’t get free mansions as soon as they become senators. Ministers don’t get free mansions as soon as they become ministers. Only the president gets to live in Aso rock with his team but it’s still not a free house with CofO to the president. So only these judges get free mansion with clear CofO just for being a judge in a court of law where the federal government frequently goes to. Shameful.
My brother, calling an argument “malaria infested” does not cure the fever in your own logic. 😁

Point one: if your argument is now that the money should pass through judiciary budget lines, fine. That is a procurement/process argument, not proof of bribery.

Point two: “control and disbursement of judiciary funds” does not mean the NJC becomes a property developer. Funds can be appropriated, released, supervised and audited without pretending the NJC should be laying blocks.

Point three: stop saying “frequent litigant” as if it is a discovery. The Federal Government is always a litigant. If that alone disqualifies it from funding judicial welfare, then it should not pay judges’ salaries, pensions, security or court infrastructure either.

Point four: if your real concern is permanent CofO ownership, argue that specific point. I may even agree that official quarters tied to office are cleaner than permanent private transfer. But that still does not make all judicial housing a bribe.

Point five: “judges are well paid” compared to who? A judge handling election petitions and billion-naira disputes should not be measured by ordinary civil-service comfort.

So let us be honest: you have shifted from “bribe” to “procurement concerns” to “CofO concerns.” Those are different debates.

As the proverb says: “A man who keeps changing his road should not accuse others of missing the destination.”

Judicial welfare is valid.

Transparency is necessary.

But hysteria is not constitutional analysis.
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 6:54am On Jun 19
swaggerific:
You wrote all this heavy oyibo/queens English just to completely dodge the most critical fact of this entire conversation.
1. The Private CofO nonsense: You keep trying to sound smart by comparing these mansions to standard salaries, pensions, or office desks. Judges earn salaries…they do not earn free mansions from the executive branch. They need office desks to work…they do not need free mansions to work. Why do they deserve salary annnd free mansion?

That's a massive false equivalence. There’s news online that Wike unabashedly hands over the CofO of the houses to the judges on national tv. So these luxury potentially bugged mansions are issued directly in the personal names of these individual judges for permanent private ownership.

A judge's salary doesn't buy them a lifetime luxury estate in Abuja. Comparing a massive, real estate asset transfer to standard statutory welfare is the real absurdity here. The National Assembly (representing the people) appropriates funds to all 3 branches of government (national assembly, executive, judiciary) but the executive branch turns around to use its own allocation to build mansions for judiciary. How does that make sense? Could it be that they are doing it because they frequently want favorable treatment from that said arm of government?

2. Autonomous Procurement: Nobody said the judiciary should collect taxes or print money. The public treasury funds the entire government, but the Executive doesn't physically award contracts, construct, and hand out private houses to legislators, do they? The National Assembly gets its statutory allocation and handles its own internal procurement.
My brother, thank you for the compliment on my "heavy oyibo". I prefer heavy English to lightweight logic. 😁

Now, point by point.

First, please stop repeating "potentially bugged mansions." We have now moved from constitutional law to Netflix. If you have evidence of bugs and cameras, present it. Otherwise, this is conspiracy theory dressed up as concern.

Second, you ask why judges deserve salaries and houses. Simple: because different forms of welfare serve different purposes. A judge needs more than a desk to function. Institutional dignity matters. By your logic, official residences for military chiefs, governors and presidents are unnecessary because they already receive salaries.

Third, if your objection is that the CofO transfers ownership, then debate that specific policy. I am happy to discuss whether lifetime ownership is wise. But that is very different from claiming the entire exercise is bribery.

Fourth, you say the Executive should not construct houses for another arm of government. Fine. But the issue then is procurement architecture, not corruption. You are changing the argument from "bribe" to "who should award contracts."

And finally, thank you for accusing me of dodging while writing two pages of speculation about hidden microphones.

If your strongest evidence of bribery is "who knows, maybe the houses are bugged," then perhaps the weakness lies not in my heavy English but in your heavy imagination. 😂
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 6:47am On Jun 19
Kalulu44:
Tell yourself the truth, can you compare those Judges quarters to any military barracks in Nigeria?
You said you support better welfare for doctors and others, are they getting it?
And talking about legislators and ministers, are they scrutinizing the executive the way they should? Is it not yes sir to everything the executive throws at them.
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Take a case of the governors, are all of them not praising and standing on the mandate of the president, just bcus more money than usual is been thrown at them to buy their conscience.
My guy, Baba Ahmed is spot on with what he said and most Nigerians supports him
My friend, this is a classic case of false equivalence.

Judges are not soldiers. Therefore, judicial housing need not resemble military barracks. Different institutions have different welfare requirements.

Second, the fact that doctors and teachers also deserve better welfare does not mean judges deserve less. Justice is not a ration card.

Third, if legislators and governors have failed to scrutinize the Executive properly, that is an argument against those legislators and governors, not against judges having decent accommodation.

By your logic, because some politicians have weak spines, judges too should live under leaking roofs.

And please spare me the “most Nigerians support Baba-Ahmed” line.

When exactly did you conduct this national opinion poll?

You people talk to five people who already agree with you and suddenly appoint yourselves spokespersons for 200 million Nigerians.

I have also received many comments from people who agree with my position, but I will never claim “most Nigerians” are with me, because that would be a[b] fraudulent assertion[/b].


So argue the point.

Do not hide behind imaginary majorities.


Your argument proves too much and therefore proves nothing. 😁
Politics › Re: Wike, FG Bribing Judges With Houses In Abuja - Baba-Ahmed by CharlesCNG: 6:35am On Jun 19
Dalohad:
Were the Judges living on tree or hanging in the air before Wike (a frequent litigant) bribed them with houses and cars?

Why are you trying to justify this moral and unethical anomalies with fake objectivity?
Nobody said judges were living on trees.

Institutional welfare can always be improved.

Wike did not use personal money to buy judges Christmas gifts. These are official provisions funded through public resources. A private litigant secretly buying a judge a house is bribery. Government providing official residences is welfare.

Calling that “fake objectivity” is funny.

I prefer fake objectivity to genuine hysteria. 😁

And if an official residence can buy a judge's conscience, then the real scandal is not the house.

It is the judge.

And I sincerely hope your view of Nigerian judges is not that low.

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