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Will collection also take place in the NE where the military is supposedly unable to guarantee the security of INEC officials? |
This man's simplicity is just infectious... #March4Buhari |
The PDP wants to hang Professor Jega and replace him with a puppet that they can control Nigerians will never allow that. We will exercise our democratic rights and remove this corrupt government from power #March4Buhari |
Live #March4Buhari
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This is a misleading thread. I see comments by two people who are Pro-GEJ and are probably being sponsored. Mr Gbenga Akinmoyo, Europe Coordinator for FOGEJ Rex Chosen, Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) UK South-South- this does not need further explanationThe third person quoted- Mrs Susan Thomas a Nigerian born UK if she truly exists does not represent Nigerians in the Uk. |
everybody sabi talk story - My uncle's aunt's sister's brother's cousin said that there is no corruption in Nigeria anymore. When you go to swim again, hope you will meet someone that will explain why Alams is a free man today mtchewwww |
Of course the PDP will hail an arrangement formulated by them, outsourced to the military and implemented by Inec Unfortunately for them, their joy will be short-lived. The new election date is just round the corner. They can delay the change but they cannot deny Nigerians the opportunity to vote-eventually. The most important part of it is that the world is watching. |
Key Points 1. Since the President could not persuade the National Assembly to pass a resolution for tenure elongation on spurious grounds the service chiefs allowed themselves to be manipulated to subvert the democratic process.Thus, by causing the election to be postponed the NSA and the security chiefs have staged a coup against the Constitution. They are liable to be prosecuted for the grave offence of treason at the appropriate time.2. In a desperate bid to blackmail the INEC to postpone the election the NSA wrote a letter to the INEC to the effect that the armed forces could not provide security for the election because of the operations in the north east region.3. Since the reason for the postponement of any election must be “cogent and verifiable” it is crystal clear from the press conference addressed by Professor Jega last night that the INEC did not verify the bogus claim of the NSA and the security chiefs as required by the law. By saying that they would not provide security in aid of civil authorities pursuant to section 217 of the Constitution the security chiefs have committed the offence of mutiny contrary to section 52 of the armed Forces Act. Contrary to the mistaken belief of the INEC leadership the armed forces have no role to play in the electoral process. |
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Indeed it is |
At a public lecture delivered at the Chartham House in London last month, the National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki disclosed that he had “advised” the Independent National Electoral Commission to postpone the election. The reason adduced then for the unsolicited advice was that the INEC needed time to distribute permanent voters cards to all registered voters. As an adviser to the President on national security the NSA has no powers whatsoever to give directives or advice to the INEC. Indeed, there is no statutory nexus between the INEC and the NSA to warrant the purported demand for the postponement of the General Election. To that extent, the NSA acted illegally. The INEC rightly rejected the unwarranted interference from the NSA. But as soon as the INEC announced that all arrangements had been put in place for the distribution of the remaining permanent voters cards in readiness for the February 14 election the NSA began to sing a different tune. At that juncture, President Goodluk Jonathan convened a meeting of the Council of State. The NSA and the security chiefs were curiously invited to the meeting with a view to convincing the Council members to endorse the postponement of the election. To their utter dismay, they failed to achieve the illegal objective as the Council declined to support the postponement of the election. The Presidency had wanted the advisory body to usurp the constitutional duty of INEC by taking a “decision” on the postponement of the election. In a desperate bid to blackmail the INEC to postpone the election the NSA wrote a letter to the INEC to the effect that the armed forces could not provide security for the election because of the operations in the north east region. By writing directly to the INEC on the security situation in the north east region the NSA usurped the functions of the National Security Council. That is the only body that has the constitutional duty to “advise the President on matters relating to public security including matters relating to any organization or agency established by law for ensuring the security of the Federation.” The Council which is established under section 153 of the Constitution is comprised of the President, Vice-President, the a Defence Minister, Chief of defence staff, minister of interior, minister of foreign affairs, inspector-General of police and national security adviser. It is pertinent to point out that the security chiefs are not members of the National Security Council. Neither are they members of the Nigeria Police Council. Therefore, they lack the constitutional power to make any authoritative pronouncement on the security of the nation. Even though the NSA is a member of the National Security Council he cannot usurp the constitutional responsibilities of the body with the connivance of the service chiefs. Since the NSA and the service chiefs acted illegally and mala fide the INEC ought to have rejected their politically motivated request for the postponement of the Election. The reliance on section 25 of the Electoral Act by Professor Attahiru Jega, the INEC chairman is totally misleading. The provision does not support the postponement of a general election in the entire country but “in the area or areas” where there is violence or actual threat of a breakdown of law and order. Since the reason for the postponement of any election must be “cogent and verifiable” it is crystal clear from the press conference addressed by Professor Jega last night that the INEC did not verify the bogus claim of the NSA and the security chiefs as required by the law. By saying that they would not provide security in aid of civil authorities pursuant to section 217 of the Constitution the security chiefs have committed the offence of mutiny contrary to section 52 of the armed Forces Act. Contrary to the mistaken belief of the INEC leadership the armed forces have no role to play in the electoral process. Since it is the exclusive constitutional responsibility of the Nigeria Police Force to maintain law and order during elections the INEC should have called off the bluff of the security chiefs. More so, that the Inspector-General of Police had confirmed the readiness of the Police to provide security for the election. Just last week, the federal high court sitting in Sokoto declared illegal and unconstitutional the involvement of soldiers in election duties. That judgment is binding on all authorities and persons in Nigeria. It is pertinent to point out that the postponement of a General Election throughout the country is provided for under section 135(3) of the Constitution where it is stated that “If the Federation is at war in which the territory of Nigeria is physically involved and the President considers that it is not practicable to hold elections, the National Assembly may by resolution extend the period of four years mentioned in subsection (2) of this section from time to time, but no such extension shall exceed a period of six months at any one time.” Since the President could not persuade the National Assembly to pass a resolution for tenure elongation on spurious grounds the service chiefs allowed themselves to be manipulated to subvert the democratic process.Thus, by causing the election to be postponed the NSA and the security chiefs have staged a coup against the Constitution. They are liable to be prosecuted for the grave offence of treason at the appropriate time. If the satanic Boko Haram sect is not defeated by the armed forces of of the republics of Chad, Cameroon and Niger in the next six weeks the security chiefs are likely to ask for another postponement of the General Election on the ground that the operations in the north east region have not been successfully concluded. As such extension cannot be accommodated under the Electoral Act and the Constitution the democratic process may be terminated by the security chiefs to pave way for the much touted INTERIM NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. Since some of the Colonels who played a dominant role in the criminal annulment of the June 12, 1993 presidential election have taken over the security of the country the democratic forces in Nigeria should be prepared for a long drawn out battle for the restoration of civil rule. In the circumstance, I am compelled to urge Nigerians to beware of the “Ides of March”. Source: http://blogs.premiumtimesng.com/?p=166739 |
A Desperate man is a dangerous man.... GEJ and members of his administration are ready to destroy the nation in other to continue in office at all cost. The video where Okupe was shouting at journalists like a woman in labour should show Nigerians how desperate this government is. They know the implication of a Buhari win . They will go to any length to stay in power but they under-estimate the resoluteness of Nigerians. Sai Baba #March4Buhari |
Omooba77:Can you give us a source please? Source PFN biennal meeting.. ?Secondly, even from your post, he has condemned the so called MOG who are partaking in the show of shame. Anyone involved should return the money,he reminded them of Gehazi. |
Vicotex:I can always spot products of a failed educational system. |
SeverusSnape: Vicotex:I can bet that none of you read the article. Try and read it please and you will not be very happy people. I can summarize it for you: Nigerians want change and cannot wait for Febuari 14th. |
slap1:Douse tensions? How? Only the conduct of a free and fair election will douse tensions. He was given a mandate and dates set years ago, why should the election be postponed less than 2 weeks to the date? Stinks to high heavens! |
uyplus:Thank you sir.... |
Professor Jega understands the implication of postponing the election. Right now, over 65% of the Nigerian electorate have collected their PVCs. There are still 4 more days for the others to do so. There is no evidence to suggest that the postponement of the election to will significantly increase the collection of PVCs. Some people do not intend to vote, others might be incapacitated or have an apathy to the Nigerian electoral process. The benchmark for a legitimate electoral participation rate (60%) has been exceeded. Postponing the election will only lead to more uncertainty and possibly anarchy. The election has to take place on February 14th. |
discusant:At this stage, you should understand Nigerian politics and politics in general. You will be surprised when it all happens |
GEJ is corruption personified. Nigerians have to stop this man before the country becomes totally bankrupt and insolvent. Soludo is raising key questions here and also exposing FG corruption at an industrial scale. Instead of NOI to respond accordingly, she is shying away from the issues. The PDP is putting the middle finger up and telling Soludo - na your papa money? FEBUHARI on our mind... Ngozi where is our money?
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I already told Sincer9gerian 2 days ago Sincere9gerian:The General will participate in a debate organised by a non-partisan body You should be more concerned about the 3 PDP governors who will shortly announce their defection to APC. I am sure you are aware, you are just using this thread to cover up your disappointment. |
GMB till 2023 |
InglishTeechar:Instead of all this mumbo-jumbo, tell us why your clueless and corrupt president said this....
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chrisbaba1:Yes he did. You can ask any PDP supporter |
Title of thread- Buhari Recite Quaranic Incantation While Talking To Osibanjo Another Mama piss follower that does not know the meaning of recite ![]() |
I salute Ohaneze for their courage. This is unexpected and shocking... This part is particularly telling.. The body also stressed that the decision to endorse Jonathan was made in the “collective interests” of all Igbos, as well as in solidarity with the people of the South-South.Using a quote by Ojukwu but in reverse order Good evening.. |
Olusegun Osoba just destroyed his own political career with his eyes wide open. All because of greed Go to Ogun state, nobody reckons with him anymore and he destroyed his son's political career as well. SDP in Ogun state is as popular as Apga is in Lagos state. From Abeokuta to Ijebu and all across Ogun state- it is Sai Baba- confirma. |
Happy Birthday, have a good one. |
buchichukwu69:GBAM!! |
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