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Reference:
Oga, whatever a person projects is his or her selling point. Intelligent people will pass across an entirely different persona from what the lady laces on her profile. And he has every right to turn it down forcibly for the sake of his personal relatiinships. He comes across as a person who guards his family jealously. If she cannot understand that but chioses to act publicly then she should expect nothing less than this. Intelligent people simply donot seek embarassment on an open forum. She saw his kids.

Luke 6:37

"Do not judge others, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn others, or it will all come back against you. Forgive others, and you will be forgiven.

Pekele007:
Does your brain process any other thing apart from ipob? Answer that guy asap

richidinho:
The Jime guy and his entire family are celebrating with the governor you are here masturbating free of charge, dont you have shame?

richidinho:
stop disturbing yourself bro

this is Benue today
https://www.nairaland.com/5095058/jime-conceads-defeatcongratulates-ortom-via

alawi5k:
I want to use this medium to congratulate Ganduje in advance. The end justifies the means.

KANO IS APC, APC IS KANO!

Famous Robber Arrested At Aflao



http://www.ghanalive.tv/2018/09/09/famous-robber-arrested-aflao/

^^^^^ This is where the crooked, fraudulent and corrupt fake news peddling PDP sourced their fake news from.

Trust PDP at your own risk

tobechi20:
Why remove pdp from his statement

Earthquake2:
Im not surprised you mentioned Ipob

That's the only thing your brain understands

saajus:
91 cents/Watt. That's too expensive

Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative have proposed a $700 million natural gas power plant, Nemadji Trail Energy Center, which would be located in Superior, Wis., and provide up to 550 megawatts of power. (Courtesy Minnesota Power)


https://www.twincities.com/2017/06/09/minnesota-power-planning-700m-gas-fired-power-plant-in-superior-wis/

kc2hansome:
Baba that is currently slaughtering people in Kano because of a dollar collecting criminal??

Under the current system, the government-owned Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading company (NBET) buys power from generators and passes it on to distributors who then collect money from customers and reimburse NBET.

But because NBET is not paid in full for the power it buys, generators such as Azura have been partly reimbursed from an emergency central bank loan fund created to keep the sector afloat.

NNPC told Reuters one of the reasons the Qua Iboe plant (QIPP), which is due to be built in the southern state of Akwa Ibom, had been delayed was because NBET appeared reluctant to commit to new projects to avoid increasing its liabilities.

“The continued delay relates to the current cashflow challenges at NBET, as highlighted by the Azura project,” a spokesman for NNPC said in an emailed statement. “This concern is justified by the fact that NBET is yet to see an improvement in collections from DISCOs (distribution companies).”

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nigeria-power-exclusive/exclusive-nigerian-energy-sectors-crippling-debts-delay-next-power-plant-idUSKCN1OK1IQ

MistadeRegal:

Once it's completed, use it to power Kaduna. Follow the step of Akwa Ibom.
You know in the South, we don't need electricity. We love living in the Dark Ages.

lordlugards:
Those men you see there can't live without ritual.

They are vampires, vultures that has taken alot of human lives just for power.


Awon Eleri bu somebody's

ojikeebere12:
The chairman of the Osun State Elections Petitions Tribunal in Abuja has delivered a dissenting judgement in the Osun State governorship election petition.

Justice Muhammed Ibrahim Sirajo on Friday dismissed the petition by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its governorship candidate, Ademola Adeleke, which alleged that there was election non-compliance with the Electoral Act in the election.

Justice Sirajo ruled that the petitioners failed to prove the claims at the tribunal.

He further ruled that where it is established that there is non compliance, the tribunal does not have “the powers to subtract the votes of the non compliance and declare a candidate winner.”

He added that under Section 140(3) of the Electoral Act, where substantial non compliance is proved, the tribunal can only order a supplementary or fresh election.

The chairman however adviced INEC to only comply with the majority decisions concurrently delivered by Justices Peter Chudi Obiorah and Adegboye Ayinla Gbolagunte.

The main judgment of the panel had invalidated the rerun election of September 27, 2018 which returned Governor Gboyega Oyetola as winner and withdrew the certificate of return issued to him by INEC.


https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/tribunal-chairman-disagrees-to-judgement-declaring-adeleke-winner-of-osun-guber-poll.html

He added that under Section 140(3) of the Electoral Act, where substantial non compliance is proved, the tribunal can only order a supplementary or fresh election.

ChristianNorth:
The electoral act is not part of the constitution. The constitution is the supreme law and it empowers the legislature to enact subsidiary legislation and any law that is inconsistent with the constitution is to the extent of that inconsistency null and void.

So the constitution and the electoral act are two different bodies of law.

Tittos:
First of all, you are the one that has actually failed to show documented and constitutional facts that states supplementary elections. I would like you to quote the part of the constitution that empowers Inec to conduct supplementary elections.

Yes, the constitution delegated election matters to Inec but INEC

[s] must operate according to the stipulations of the constitution and the election Tribunals and court are they to interpret the constitution and the laws concerning election matters. Your statement "not to any tribunal or other forms of interpretation" is wrong. Otherwise you are then telling me that the Ajimobi, Amosun and even Aregbesola should not have been governors and their tenured were all illegal.[/s]

tuniski:
I am actually in disagreement with you.

tuniski:
The constitution is superior to the electoral act.

tuniski:
The constitutional requirement is simple majority and 25% of 2/3 that overrides any electoral act inconsistency!

tuniski:
This is an abuse Of the Constitution.

mandarin:
This case will be appealed and end up in the supreme court. I'm not sure the tribunal's position is not conflicting with parts of the electoral law that empowers INEC to exercise its authority but since am not a lawyer, I will like to see how this case ends. I wish whosoever win the best of luck.

fuckerholic:
Now that onoghen has won what happens to that Mohammed of an impostor and the position of CJN ?