₦airaland Forum

phorget:
He wasn't ”convicted” but he did forfeited.

bellong:
There are plenty work for forklift drivers. It is usually a 2-3 days training in Australia to get the high risk work licence.

N3TRAL:
Lol. Voters register is fundamental and very substantial. Substantial compliance with the use of the voters register is expected by the court as against substantial compliance with the use of BVAS.

I've been quoting section 135 of the Electoral Act since day one. In the history of Presidential Elections Tribunal in Nigeria, the court has never rules that the non-compliance with the electoral act was sufficient to cancel an election.

Section 135 of the Electoral Act provides to the effect that even if the Act is not totally complied with, the non-compliance shouldn't be substantial. By virtue of that section the results of the election cannot change even if INEC doesn't conduct the elections exactly as provided under the electoral act.

The big question is who decides whether the compliance of INEC was enough or not enough - The court.

It therefore follows that the decision of the court of Appeal in Adeleke's Case is that the possibility of failure of the BVAS makes it a less substantial criteria while the voters register is substantial.

Vado2:
For everyone who is asking whether F.C.T. will be significant and what sense it will make if someone wins all the states but fails to receives at least 25% in F.C.T.

Will you be admitted with your SSCE score if you receive all A's but fail to get at least a C6 in mathematics?

worldTina:
What did he want us to say to him,when he use bribery to start.

Ibi is Nigeria president foot stop