Period007:

This is a phone number attached to an official letter we are talking about here

Justmesagi:
Why is Obi not doing his last rally in his home state, Anambra like the rest?

sangresan:


You're a mugu. Have you ever seen all the judges delivering their opinions in cases before election petition tribunals?

The Osun State Governor and candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the July 16, 2022 governorship polls in the state, Ademola Adeleke, has told the Court of Appeal that the decision of the Justice Tertsea Kume-led Election Petition Tribunal that annulled his victory at the poll was not the majority decision of the panel.

Adeleke also described the decision as nullity as the third member of the panel, Rabi Bashir, did not voice her opinion on the judgement.

His Notice of Appeal filed before the Court of Appeal, Akure Division, against the January 27 decision of the panel that nullified his victory, obtained in Osogbo on Thursday, dated January 30, 2023 was signed by his lead counsel, Onyeachi Ikpeazu, on behalf of 26 other lawyers.

The PDP candidate listed 31 grounds in his appeal where the Tribunal erred in law and asked the Appeal Court to set aside the judgement of the panel.

Some of the grounds listed were that “the second member of the lower Tribunal never rendered a decision or opinion in the petition orally or in writing.

“The second member of the lower Tribunal could not have validly signed the decision of the chairman of the lower Tribunal without an opinion.

“What was presented as the lead decision of the Tribunal is a nullity in fact and in law, not lead decision of the lower Tribunal.”

Adeleke added that the Tribunal decided the matter without considering the totality of his case, adding that the panel also expressed bias against him by referring to him dancing to Buga song in the judgement that annulled his victory.

He also said reports of entries on the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System machines used for accreditation during the poll was superior and unique, adding that the panel should not have granted the reliefs sought by the petitioners before it.

Similarly, the PDP in its Notice of Appeal signed by the party’s lead counsel, Alex Izinyon, on behalf of 19 other lawyers and dated February 6, 2023, listed 43 grounds of appeal and said the judgement given by the panel was against the weight of evidence laid before it.

The Independent National Electoral Commission, through its counsel, Prof. Paul Ananaba, had earlier appealed against the judgement of the Tribunal.

Djele:
Prophet TB Joshua prophesied years back that a minority party will be lifted up and be reckoned with. He said many leaders of political parties will go down.

Joevics:

The national assembly recently gave the CBN the independence to regulate the fiscal space via the CBN act. This is like going to the supreme court to stop the actions of the Efcc chairman, even though he's not independent.
If you want to challenge the CBN policy, you go to the federal high court. Stop quoting rubbish.

Joevics:

The national assembly recently gave the CBN the independence to regulate the fiscal space via the CBN act. This is like going to the supreme court to stop the actions of the Efcc chairman, even though he's not independent.
If you want to challenge the CBN policy, you go to the federal high court. Stop quoting rubbish.

Mcval:
You have misfired! The Supreme Court has no Jurisdiction in this matter and it will be set aside in the next few days. Stop misleading people.

Advocate500:
oga don't 4get these are arms of government,the judiciary have their limitations.all the same I am waiting for the presidency to respond to such judgement.

NEIGHBOUR:


Children of hate will tell you that the judgement of the high court is superior to that of Supreme Court.
Crazy people.

Advocate500:
to start with, when it comes to monetary policy,the CBN are independent,they are only answerable to the executive which is Mr President.


How can a case jump to supreme Court without going through the lower court? This are excise in futility.

Joevics:
This current crop of justices needs to be investigated and removed. How can a case be move to the supreme court directly?

And stop quoting me when you don't understand the law.

Advocate500:
nobody will take supreme Court serious,the order of federal high court have not been vacated by any court, supreme Court are making caricature of our justice system.

Joevics:
This current crop of justices needs to be investigated and removed. How can a case be move to the supreme court directly?

The Supreme Court on Wednesday temporarily halted the move by the federal government to ban the use of the old naira notes from February 10, 2023.

A seven-member panel led by Justice John Okoro, halted the move of the federal government in a ruling in an exparte application brought by three northern states of Kaduna, Kogi and Zamfara.

The three states had specifically applied for an order of Interim Injunction restraining “the federal government through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) or the commercial banks from suspending or determining or ending on February 10, 2023, the time frame with which the now older version of the 200, 500 and 1,000 denomination of the naira may no longer be legal tender pending the hearing and determination of their motion on notice for interlocutory injunction”.

Moving the application on Wednesday, counsel to the applicants, Mr A. I. Mustapha, SAN, had urged the apex court to grant the application in the interest of justice and the well-being of Nigeria.

He stated that the policy of the government had led to an “excruciating situation that is almost leading to anarchy in the land “.

While he referred to a Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) statistics which put the number of people who don’t have bank accounts at over 60 percent, Mustapha lamented that the few Nigerians with bank accounts can’t even access their monies from the bank as a result of the policy.

The senior lawyer further argued that unless the Supreme Court intervenes the situation will lead to anarchy because most banks are already closing operations.

Delivering ruling in the motion, Justice Okoro, held that after a careful consideration of the motion exparte this application is granted as prayed, “An order of Interim Injunction restraining the federal government through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) or the commercial banks from suspending or determining or ending on February 10, 2023, the time frame with which the now older version of the 200, 500 and 1,000 denomination of the naira may no longer be legal tender pending the hearing and determination of their motion on notice for interlocutory injunction”.

He accordingly adjourned to February 15, 2023 for hearing of the main suit.

Ancestortinubu:
Only 10% is just required of him in each northern states. Is a goal. Bastard urchins will not like this

Flathead8:
As a northerner, I totally agree with most of these points! My only objections are; I don't think Tinubu will win any state in SE, however he will definitely get 25% in Ebonyi and Imo. Tinubu will clear all the SW states

These are my 2 corrections

EdoBoy90:
I have saved this your analysis. After February 25, we will visit it again to check if it happens.

Because I know for sure, your candidate can't win NW, NC and NE. North will always vote their son.

We warned GEJ in 2015 about the North and he didn't listen. We are still warning again and you don't want to listen.

I wish you the Best. February 25 is 30days from now, just one day. No need for speculations. Reality is fact.