₦airaland Forum

Westerhoffe:

If you don't understand my comments and its sarcasm, Oga rest o!
I'm not a fan of anyone.
Reno or no Reno, I don't know him and I don't need to insult him or anyone else.

Westerhoffe:
Does anyone still pay attention to Reno?

Is the Reno a human or phone model self?

Hussein035:
Once Tinubu is now declared hope you people will not cry that the judges are criminals

iCauseTrouble:
Sincerely, I want Oyetola to win because he really tried in Osun State. But I hate his affiliation with Tinubu and APC

Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke and his predecessor, Gboyega Oyetola will know their fate in the controversy trailing the outcome of the July 16, 2022 governorship election.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had declared Adeleke of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) winner of the poll, saying he polled 403,371 votes to sack Oyetola who was the then incumbent with 375,027.

Oyetola and his party – the All Progressives Congress (APC) had alleged irregularities in the polls and challenged Adeleke’s victory in the Election Petitions Tribunal.

Respite came for the former governor on January 27, 2023, as Justice Tertse Kume who gave the majority judgement upturned Adeleke’s victory and declared Oyetola the winner of the poll.

Justice Kume held that Oyetola scored the majority lawful votes of 314,931 against Adeleke’s 290,266.

Not satisfied with the judgement Displeased, Adeleke and the PDP headed to the Court of Appeal, which on March 24 nullified the tribunal judgment and returned Adeleke as the winner.

Aggrieved with the Appeal Court verdict, Oyetola and the PDP headed for the Supreme Court, which held the matter on Monday and fixed judgment for today (Tuesday).

Channels Television which monitored the sitting of the apex court panel on Monday reports that the parties adopted their briefs and addressed the court after which the panel announced Tuesday for judgment.

However, both the ruling PDP and the opposition APC are hopeful that the highest court in the land will rule in their favour to strengthen their grip on the South-Western state.

Ekundayo7574:
Please let's celebrate our Governor in waiting, I clearly saw that he won today's tribunal its was a great joy and happiness from peoples knowing fully well that his mandate that was stolen before has been restore.

IyaebeTheGreat:
My curiosity is can this old man still have erection? Do very old men like this have erection?

accordadoga25:
Let's wait and see.

Oyetola might win

Obi2saveNigeria:
Lol, you saw children eating well cooked food in nice takeaway plates yet you're hyperventilating. When we all know that most people from your region have turned to almajiri. One yoruba man was complaining bitterly about the almajiri culture of begging that have become prevalent in your region, you did not bother.

But children eating party jollof rice in Ebonyi is your problem.

Dey play, we can smell envy from many miles away!

Alpharey:
So you mean this 8 years will be tough for NIGERIANS. Where are you typing from.

okorogodwin4:
no tribe eats good food more than the south Easterners go to your village and check

gidgiddy:
In a little over a month, Tinubu will be sworn in as the President of Nigeria. For the sake of the suffering masses, we wish him the best, although best of Nigeria's Presidents leaves much to be desired these days. However, there are already signs that Tinubu's Presidency will be a bad one

1. Transparency - Tinubu is the only major Presidential contender in recent memory who did not grant one single interview to his own countries press corps while running for the highest seat of the land. He dodged every interview, ignored all requests to be interviewed and ran away from the Presidential debates. The only interview Tinubu granted was in a highly controlled environment, outside the country. This is a clear sign of a man who will not be transparent nor put himself up for public probity and accountability when he gets the keys to Aso Rock

2. Visibility - Two months after being declared President elect, hardly anyone has laid eyes on Tinubu. Tinubu runs away from public visibility and for good reason too. Times he has been out in public has been disastrous, from his hands shaking uncontrollably to loss of bladder control to dozing off. However, President should be visible, and the job requires stamina. This does not portray a man who has the stamina nor health to stand the rigours of the highly demanding job of President


3. As far as Im aware, Tinubu has no manifesto and no plans. Tinubu will be facing a Nigeria with economic stagnation, insecurity, high debt burden, high corruption ratings, disunity and looming subsidy removal which is bound to make things worse. And yet Tinubu has told nobody how he will solve the myriad of Nigerias's problems when he is sworn in. For me, this does not show a man with vision. If anything, all of these shows a man who is a major disaster waiting to happen

Covid19is4real:
Morning brother. How are you, biz & family? Can you help a brother with anything. I'm so broke & have not anything to eat. Sorry to bother you

favor914:
We are over 200 million Nigerians, it is irrelevant what a few miserable minded Miscreants may purport.

ignis:
Police escorts should be completely withdrawn from all these so called big men.
In Nigeria, even people with questionable characters and source of wealth are moving about with policeman.
That's a shame.

yarimo:
Congratulations to binani of APC
2023 general election was the Free and fair election since 1979

Zionmdde:
Wash yourself without soap?. You sef know how the mosque smells,. [b]Can you compare it to church where everyone comes dressing good. [/b]Na wa oooo. I wonder how the air will be when everyone inside the mosque opens their mouth

Anyway the cricket there has nothing to with dirtiness sha