immortalcrown:
An idiotic statement.

How much Dollar have those women spent on organ enlargement?

How much Dollar does each politician carry in one briefcase?

Divoc19:
I pity whoever has a case with Nigerian dignitaries because, the chances of being framed/having no fair judgement is 99.9%

ThiefnubuBandit:
I believe they are still 50 times better than Nigerians in terms of living standard.

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has said information in the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System, BVAS, used for February 25 presidential and National Assembly polls are intact.

The lead counsel to the Commission, Tanimu Inuwa, gave this assurance at the Court of Appeal in Abuja on Tuesday.

INEC is opposing an application filed by the Labour Party, LP, presidential candidate, Peter Obi, on BVAS deployed in the presidential poll.

Opposing the application, Inuwa argued it would delay the conduct of governorship and state houses of assembly elections scheduled for Saturday.

Recall that earlier, Obi’s lead counsel, Dr Onyechi Ikpeazu (SAN), had argued that the essence of the application was to enable the legal team to extract data embedded in the BVAS, “which represent the actual results from polling units.”

“My Lords, this is to ensure that the evidence is preserved before the BVAS are reconfigured by INEC.

“This is because if they are wiped out, it will affect the substance of the case,” Ikpeazu added. However, INEC, through its team of lawyers comprising four Senior Advocates of Nigeria, SAN, led by Inuwa, urged the court to refuse the application.

INEC insisted that granting the request by Obi would affect its preparations for the impending governorship and houses of assembly elections.

It told the court that there were about 176,000 BVAS machines that were deployed in polling units during the presidential election. “Each polling unit has its own particular BVAS machine which we need to configure for the forthcoming elections. It will be very difficult for us, within the period, to reconfigure the 176,000 BVAS.

“We have already stated in our affidavit that no information in the BVAS will be lost as we will transfer all the data in the BVAS to our backend server. “We need the BVAS configured. So, granting this application will be a cog in the process and may delay the conduct of the elections,” INEC’s lawyer, Inuwa (SAN), pleaded.

After listening to the parties, Justice Joseph Ikyegh adjourned ruling on the matter till Wednesday.

The court issued the restraining order in the ruling it gave on Friday granting permission to the presidential candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, and Obi to inspect the sensitive materials used for the conduct of the February 25 election.

Atiku and Obi obtained the order to challenge the outcome of the election which they alleged was marred by fraud and other irregularities.

INEC on March 1 declared the All Progressives Congress, APC, candidate, Bola Tinubu, as the winner of the election. But the PDP and the LP candidates are contesting the outcome.

They subsequently filed separate ex parte applications, praying to be granted access to inspect sensitive materials that INEC used to conduct of the presidential poll.

But INEC, in a motion on the notice filed on March 4, asked the court to vary the order restraining it from tampering with materials used for the election.

The commission said it needed to reconfigure the BVAS for the next round of elections, which would be held on Saturday.

Xscape1993:
Another waste of time and resources. The evil party should not be allowed close to power anymore.

gaby:


The grief and gnashing of teeth by citizens from every corner of the country shall be yours and your entire lineage's.

May you all get deleted from the face of the earth, you bastard.

Get back on my mentions you slowpoke.

Aschlock

PrinceOfLagos:
I keep telling people that the reason why you still see some few Northerners around Tinubu is because of the money he throw at them. once he stop giving them money, they will dump his ass .

Tinubu is a very bad market that nobody wants to buy. he's corrupt, old and misfit.

I hate to admit this, Kano state is in firm control of Dr Rabiu kwakwanso who happens to be a true friend of Mr Peter Obi as seen in the picture below

Tinubu is just wasting his money in paying people to mobilise crowd for him in Kano

gaby:
When is he going to speak on the genocide currently going on in Southern Kaduna?

Oh, na this one wey everybody dey talk about now dey reign so let's jump on the wagon.

Where is Adeshina?

Garbage Lawal don give him opinion carry lie put for Bubu head.

auntysimbiat:
Nice one,
There is always need to have scapegoat to curb indiscipline

Promicah:
The value is not measured by how they are being squeezed.

AcuraZDX:
I was really ashamed of being a Nigerian when I saw that.

What a shame for APC and her Supporters

immortalcrown:
Instructional material and qualified teachers were never the problem. I don't know what the man means in his reference to these two factors.

Good. The problem is, how will the government ensure a child from tribe A living in tribe B gets proper lesson on tribe A language? For example, a Yoruba kid in the North learns Yoruba language properly in the North.

Urheadmaster:


President Muhammadu Buhari always participating in a worthless gathering that add no value to the lives of Nigeria citizens

Throwback:
Proper safety equipment could have saved lives despite the boat capsizing.

In a sane country, 76 people dying would call for a national emergency, but not in Nigeria where life has remained worthless.

Almost as if successive governments are deliberately indifferent to the multiple avenues for the loss of human lives, as a means to curtail our population.

RIP to the departed.

Corridon:
All northerners.

Maxymilliano:
But what he said is not far from the truth, the only northerner I see condemning what he said is the poster