Politics › Re: Photo: Buhari Hails Residents As He Rides The Newly-commissioned Train by DropShot: 8:15pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
Gradually but surely, we will get there.
We only need to find a way to unite behind a good course and a way to unite to condemn a bad course. |
Politics › Re: Emir Of Bama's Wife Rescued From Boko Haram By Army by DropShot: 8:12pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Kogi Lost N213bn To Ghost Workers – Auditor General by DropShot: 8:09pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
Greedy Nigerians are the real problem of Nigeria.
And these thieves go to church and mosque every Sunday and Friday! |
Politics › Re: Abuja-kaduna Speed Rail : Separating Facts From Fiction & Lies From The Truth by DropShot: 7:59pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
BrokenTV: Am not talking about the Op, am talking about you, Did i tell you before that i did not read it. Then it's correct to say you lack comprehension ability. For clarity sake, my statement was "even if I swallow this hook, line and sinker ..." Pay attention to "IF" |
Politics › Re: Expect More Inconclusive Elections, INEC To Nigerians by DropShot: 7:57pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
CLASSMAN: So more inconclusive abi? We are definitely back in time in this coubtry The right way to go. Sooner rather than later, we all (security agencies, electorates and the politicians) will learn the hard way and always do the right thing. |
Politics › Re: Drama As Ambassadorial Nominees Fail To Recite National Anthem, Pledge by DropShot: 7:53pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
A valid reason to reject them. |
Politics › Re: Expect More Inconclusive Elections, INEC To Nigerians by DropShot: 7:42pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
This is exactly what I said yesterday in this thread here https://www.nairaland.com/3248034/inconclusive-elections-new-concept-mustIt is illogical not to expect inconclusive elections when we know that most of our elections are flawed. I support INEC 100% on this as far as their are good grounds to declare elections inconclusive. The ONLY ALTERNATIVE FOR NOW is for a party with "better connections" to write results in connivance with some INEC officials. DropShot: This brief piece is in defense of the new but now very popular cliche “inconclusive election” by INEC.
Prior to nomination and appointment of Prof. Mahmood Yakubu as the INEC Chairman, the phrase “inconclusive election” was not a regularly used narrative in Nigeria’s election terrain. As such, many Nigerians, especially those who support PDP, have not only voiced their opposition to the new trend but have also condemned it entirely, claiming that it’s a strategy used by INEC to favour the APC-led federal government.
Having taken a look at our past elections and different flaws that came with them, and compared to what the current INEC is doing by declaring some elections inconclusive, I have come to agree that the present INEC is doing our democracy a great service by declaring some elections inconclusive.
In all elections declared inconclusive by the present INEC, there were justifiable reasons for such position. These reasons included but not limited to: 1. Ballot box snatching 2. Use of fake ballot papers or massive thumb-printing of ballot papers 3. Violent disruptions by political rivals resulting in destruction of properties and life 4. Killing and maiming of electorates 5. Failure to conclude voting before darkness set in thereby disenfranchising some electorates 6. Compromised electoral officials 7. Other logistics problems
We all know that the above listed reasons are common occurrence in Nigeria’s elections and we have always had to contend with them since 1999. Records exist where many polling units could not participate in an election but election results were declared nonetheless; despite that many electorates were disenfranchised! There are records of how election results were written in the sitting room of some politicians, yet such results were announced as a reflection of the electorates’ wish! Surely, these two scenarios should have caused the elections to be cancelled or declared inconclusive.
What used to happen was that where some of the above were witnessed, the party with the upper hand, in connivance with INEC, had always been declared winner through doctored result! Is this what we prefer to having an election declared inconclusive with a view to remedying whatever anomaly was recorded?
The result of Imo North senatorial election re-run of yesterday shows that APC had 48,000+ votes to PDP’s 40,000+ votes and about 15,000 registered voters yet to cast their ballot. In the old order, either of the two leading parties, in connivance with INEC, will have just shared the remaining uncast ballots as they deem fit, and a result is declared in favor of the party with highest connection. But because the current INEC (and by extension the FG) is determined to make people’s choice count, the election was declared inconclusive because of shooting between supporters of PDP and APC. To me, that was the only sensible thing to do by INEC. The rescheduled election will afford the two parties checkmate any nefarious activities that may be in the plan of the other party. That way, rigging is significantly reduced if not eliminated.
The concept of declaring election “inconclusive” is also capable of frustrating election riggers, trouble makers, and of course their sponsors as they will sooner or later realize that creating chaos in the hope of benefiting from such act will no longer be guaranteed.
So folks, let us embrace the new notion of “inconclusive election” for the purpose of deepening the quality of our election and democracy.
Lalasticlala Seun Mynd44, do you guys think it's worth fp? |
Politics › Re: Breaking: Buhari Set To Sack Buratai As Major Gen. Ahmed Is Clued To Replace Him by DropShot: 7:40pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
Engrpj: Reports trending on social networks has it that Buhari might strip Buratai of his position as search for replacement intensifies..... Which social networks? |
Politics › Re: What Buhari Said About Abuja-kaduna Railway In 2015 That Has Kept People Talking by DropShot: 7:36pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Tribunal Dismisses Sylva’s Petition Against Dickson’s Election by DropShot: 7:34pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
Sylva and APC should forget about the last election in Rivers. By 2019 when Wike must have plunged the state into unimaginable debts despite its huge allocations, their eyes go clear that time. |
Politics › Re: Abuja-kaduna Speed Rail : Separating Facts From Fiction & Lies From The Truth by DropShot: 7:30pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
BrokenTV: So GEJ now did 70%, because your hypocrisy has now been exposed, God is watching you people, continue. Did you read the OP? Read it again but very slowly this time. |
Politics › Re: Rail Commissioning: Nigerian React #thankyougej by DropShot: 7:29pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
STONEGEORGE15: If GEJ was still the president, People won't excchange their kids for bags of rice. Lol! If GEJ was still the president, Dasuki, Mettuh, Diezanni, Akpobolokemi and other thieves would have ensured Nigeria is already another Somalia. Madam Gele even warned of the impending catastrophe we're witnessing now. Where were you?
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Politics › Re: Buhari Commissions Abuja-Kaduna Railway (Photos) by DropShot: 7:16pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
nigerianvenom: How did fund d project? From which budget? Be sincere to urself tete7000: Haba how can people who just passed budget provide counterpart fund for a project already almost completed. If I may ask in which budget was that funding included? Reason well abeg and no let unnecessary sentiment becloud your judgement. Listen, 2015 budget was only signed into law just few days to GEJ exit. So, it was PMB that still had to do the implementation of that year's budget. Yes, GEJ tried by doing about 70% of that project but more credit to the finisher of it. |
Politics › Re: Abuja-kaduna Speed Rail : Separating Facts From Fiction & Lies From The Truth by DropShot: 7:13pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
[size=20pt]Even if I swallow this hook line and sinker, it means GEJ did 70% of the project in five years while PMB did the remaining 30% in under one year of having his ministers in place.
Kudos to both but more credit to PMB for completing the project.[/size] |
Christianity Etc › Re: Olumba Obu: 8-year Tenure For Buhari by DropShot: 3:09pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
ephi123: You should be ashamed of yourself. Should your question be "has a remote chance of defeating PMB in 2019" or when will he wake up to his numerous responsibilities?? Inflation at its highest level but of course you won't care cos your pay check is monthly. Alainironu. Why are you crying nah? Awon buroda mi ti won nse aburo baami re nile ni o nbawi. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Commissions Abuja-Kaduna Railway (Photos) by DropShot: 2:43pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Olumba Obu: 8-year Tenure For Buhari by DropShot: 2:23pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
ephi123: Well the stats are there for you to see, afterall Nairaland is a public forum that cuts across so such a high difference between the two options on the poll says it all.
Zombies unfortunately have not an iota of sense left, most unfortunate. Pele. Aburo, you've not still answered the simple question I asked you but busy crying and wailing and cursing. I repeat, who do you think has a remote chance of defeating PMB in 2019? Stone?
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Politics › Re: Edo Market Women Endorse Godwin Obaseki ( Photos) by DropShot: 2:20pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
Elose11: My mother and grand mother are market women in Agbado market, Benin. They are not supporting the broom. So where did the ' entire Edo market women' come from? When it's reported this way, it means the umbrella bodies. Not necessarily all market women will vote for APC. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Olumba Obu: 8-year Tenure For Buhari by DropShot: 2:05pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
ephi123: From a recent poll, even a stone will defeat him. Can't believe anyone is still defending Buhari with his WOEFUL performance so far. Wonders will truly never cease.
(Quote) (Report) 230 Likes (Like) 1595 Shares (Un-Share) If that satisfies your emotion, hold on to it. In 2019, just bring out the stone to contest against PMB, shogbo? Wailers and common sense, no be for this world. |
Politics › Re: Rail Commissioning: Nigerian React #thankyougej by DropShot: 2:02pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
Bari22: Thank you gej for uncompleteness an incompetency, thank you Buhari for working. Well said! If GEJ was still the president, that project would have dragged till 2058! |
Family › Re: Sopha Denise Shares Her Love Story Online - PICS by DropShot: 1:28pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
madridguy: You want dash me one? You go accept granny?  |
Politics › Re: Herdsmen Kill 14 In Gaambe-Tiev, Benue by DropShot: 1:27pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
truthspeaks: Have u spared any wailer in ur zombeism. Now u feel wat it is to defend a murderous president. Pls tel him he z succeeding in d wiping out of benue Ppl n congratulate omenka too Wail on boy! |
Family › Re: Sopha Denise Shares Her Love Story Online - PICS by DropShot: 12:52pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
madridguy: I don hear you sir. You get wife or you need one? |
Politics › Re: Herdsmen Kill 14 In Gaambe-Tiev, Benue by DropShot: 12:49pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
2sexynet: jaybee3, hope you are reading this? In the light of events like this where the president will NEVER do a thing , one dropshot will come here to tell us that Tompolo should submit himself if he is not guilty so that his father will stop being brutalize or why we should accept inclusive elections as a norm.
I pity what will become of this remnant called a country. Can you leave me out of your perpetual wailing please? |
Family › Re: Sopha Denise Shares Her Love Story Online - PICS by DropShot: 12:45pm On Jul 26, 2016 |
madridguy: Inspirational.
Beautiful bride + Handsome groom= wonderful couple.
My head they swell now to marry but pocket is not smiling.
Chai  Abeg go marry joor!  |
Politics › Re: Buhari, Amaechi & El-rufai At Abuja-Kaduna Railway Project Flag Off by DropShot: 11:48am On Jul 26, 2016 |
IVORY2009: Here comes, one of the government defenders  I state the facts as I see them. This project was signed by OBJ, Started by Yar'Adua/GEJ and completed by PMB. Deal with it! |
Politics › Re: Buhari, Amaechi & El-rufai At Abuja-Kaduna Railway Project Flag Off by DropShot: 11:36am On Jul 26, 2016 |
richidinho: Godbless GEJ for giving Buhari something to commission after a year in office  The IB that couldn't even complete a single fg project in over five years, including this one? |
Politics › Re: Buhari, Amaechi & El-rufai At Abuja-Kaduna Railway Project Flag Off by DropShot: 11:35am On Jul 26, 2016 |
hob: I hope they invited GEJ sha
At least this was his project A project started more than 10 years ago cannot be his project. Move on! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Olumba Obu: 8-year Tenure For Buhari by DropShot: 10:39am On Jul 26, 2016 |
eleojo23: Let's wait for 2019 and see. If things get any worse than it is, he will not stand a chance unless he sprays some hypnotizing magic dust in the air and turn everyone to zombies. That is the only way people will vote for him again. Again, tell us who you think has a remote chance of defeating him in 2019? Difficult to come up with just a name? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Olumba Obu: 8-year Tenure For Buhari by DropShot: 10:32am On Jul 26, 2016 |
eleojo23: Sorry, Buhari has already voted himself out with his woeful performance. Who do you think can defeat him in 2019? |
Politics › Re: EFCC Arrests Former Deputy Speaker Over N5.6bn Fraud by DropShot: 9:28am On Jul 26, 2016 |
Let no one come here to talk about tribe, name checking or any of those bull crap.
Please enough of tribal and religion bigotry here. |
Business › Re: UBA Kicks As Report Links Bank To Turkey Coup by DropShot: 9:25am On Jul 26, 2016 |
Was there a way UBA would have known what the money was meant for?
As far as there was no money laundering law broken, UBA has no problems. |