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BERNIMOORE:I was even expecting them to name the killer of the police and hes driver. Cause that was the main reason for the crooked panel. I put it to them to name the killer and who send The SARS commander to hijack Inec results |
BERNIMOORE:No mind them. Nigeria is been raped everyday by this Government all they are concerned about is how to distract us. |
ddippset:Which court. Your sitting room court baaa |
Good evening Nairalanders. I read with utmost surprise the report of the Police panel on rivers re-run, with the speed of light they've already submitted their report. Now after their investigation, Nigerian Police Nigerians want answers to the following; 1. Who is the killer of the police inspector. 2. Who are those behind the killing. 3. Who send SAS commander to hijack Election results and materials 4. Who send police to hijack electoral materials. 5. Who are the INEC officials that collect the money and to whose favour. 6. when did they seat for their panel. 7. Who are the politician making inciting statements and comment as claimed by your report. 8. Who are those heating up the polity This are the questions begging for answer Good evening once again. Cc: lalasticlala
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ddippset:Just NEGODU |
ddippset:Just like they are showing the world they recovered 111milliom naira from inec officials |
NgeneUkwenu can you show is tje pix of your rented Pro-PMB protester |
NgeneUkwenu no wonder your pro-buhari protesters were not paid their #1000 naira as agreed. Infact they dont even know why they are protesting in suppport of PMB/APC. Now to your assumption, you dont get it alll and its all funny for you creating this thread. Veru funny |
Minister of Transportation, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, yesterday, said All Progressives Congress, APC, government did not promise to fix Nigeria’s problem within a year and cautioned those lamenting the economic hardship to wait till 2019 for the desired change. Also, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, cautioned Nigerians against making statements that could cause religious disharmony, warning that “no nation has ever survived religious war.” The ministers spoke in Ilorin, Kwara State, during a North Central town hall meeting for the people of Kogi, Niger and Kwara states by the Federal Government. Amaechi, who was the Director General of the Campaign Organisation of President Muhammadu Buhari during the 2015 elections, said though the Federal Government knows that things are difficult, Nigerians should wait till the end of the four-year mandate given to the administration before they can judge whether the government had performed or not. According to him, “we did not promise you that those challenges will be solved in one year or you would have given us a one-year mandate. But you gave us four years mandate, so wait till the end of four years before you can conclude that we have not done well.” While giving stewardship of his ministry, the minister lamented that the refusal of the National Assembly to approve the government’s borrowing plan from China was drawing the government back, urging the people from the three states to prevail on the National Assembly to approve the loan. According to him, if accessed, the loan would enable the government embark on the rivatalisation of rail projects, which would create more jobs. He said: “Go and talk to your people in the National Assembly. They are the ones holding the Federal Government back from improving on the infrastructure that would provide mass employment for the people by stopping the President’s borrowing plan from China. They are the ones frustrating our efforts.” On his stewardship, the Minister of Health, Professor Issac Adewole, said the Federal Government had secured a loan of $500 million to fund the revival of basic health institutions across the country. He explained that N420 million was disbursed to each state in 2015 to fund the project in their respective states. Under the scheme, which would provide 1,000 basic health centres as already captured in the budget, the minister said a model health centre is being cited in each of the three senatorial districts of the three states. Other ministers who gave accounts of their stewardship were those of Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed; Water, Sulyman Adamu; Mining and Steel (State), Abubakar Bwauari, and Trade and Investment, Ayishat Abubakar. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/wait-for-four-years-before-judging-us-amaechi/
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Federal judge blocks Trump's travel ban; DOJ to challenge decision U.S. District Senior Judge James Robart of Seattle on Friday issued a nationwide restraining order blocking the travel ban put in place by President Trump last week. Now the big Question. 1. Which Judge fit try am 4 naija 2. Will DSS not be on action since 3 days ago 3. Will the Prisido even obey it |
Good governance: NLC, TUC to hold rally Thursday. major workers unions have scheduled a rally for Thursday, an official has said. The President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Ayuba Wabba, at a news conference on Monday said his union and the Trade Union Congress, TUC, will hold the rally on February 9. He said the rally is to hold in Lagos and Abuja to demand good governance and anti-corruption. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/222729-good-governance-nlc-tuc-hold-rally-thursday.html
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vedaxcool:As if you are part of the committee. 200 million grass-cutter, 250 million heavenly gate, MTN bribery et.al Is beholdinh you to you face and you arr rubbing it on the head. Na subsidy you they shout |
Former Aviation Minister Femi Fani-Kayode on Monday, asked the Federal High Court Abuja, to adjourn his case to allow him explore other options of settlement aside from going to trial. Former Aviation Minister Femi Fani-Kayode on Monday, asked the Federal High Court Abuja, to adjourn his case to allow him explore other options of settlement aside from going to trial. Counsel to Fani-Kayode, Mr Ahmed Raji (SAN), who made the application on his behalf said that since the sum of money involved was only N26 million, he believed that there were other options of settlement. Raji added that moreover, he was new on the case and would need some time to go over the facts of the case to enable him defend his client effectively. “My Lord, I am just coming into the case and so I crave your indulgence to enable me familiarize myself with the case. “Secondly, looking at the facts of the case and the money involved, I believe that there are other options we can explore. “The case involves the sum of N26 million and the law allows you to explore the option of plea bargain and so many other options rather than go through trial,” Raji said. He said that if the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) was amenable to plea bargain, the defence would take the option. The prosecuting counsel, Mr Johnson Ojogbane, said he was not opposing the application. https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/255712/n26m-scam-fani-kayode-seeks-court-settlement
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Mr Femi Adesina, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the President has said the period of extension of President Muhammadu Buhari’s vacation in London was not specified because ““there is no vacuum in government’’. Adesina, who stated this in an interview with the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) on Sunday night, said the time was not stated so as enable the president to get clean bill of health from his doctors. He said the president has already transmitted power to the Vice-President who had been performing his constitutional duties as acting president. According to Adesina, with the extension of his vacation, President Buhari now has adequate time to rest before he returns home. “”When he was leaving on Jan. 19 we announced that it was a vacation during which he would also do routine medical check-ups. “ ”Now, those check-ups have thrown up things that need to be further looked at and that is why he is asking for this extension of the vacation. “ The time is not stated and that reason is not far to seek because Mr President transmitted power to his vice, who is now the acting President. “ ”So, he does not need to be under that pressure of time again because there is no vacuum in government, there is an acting president. “ ”Therefore, the doctors can now exhaustively look at him and give him a clean bill of health before he returns home,’’ he said. On those spreading dangerous rumours on the president’s health conditions, the presidential aide urged them to desist from such ungodly acts. He charged them to always pray for the good health of the president and have goodwill toward their fellow human beings. “ My message will be what I also said before, goodwill, let us have goodwill towards our president. “”We as human beings must have goodwill towards one another. Any man can be sick; any man can get well; any man can even die, we are mortals. Anybody can die; anybody falls sick can also get well. “ ”Therefore, all those who peddle those evil, mischievous, malicious and malevolent rumours on social media need to have a rethink. Instead of all those evil wishes they should have goodwill towards the president,’’ he added. Adesina in an earlier statement disclosed that President Buhari had written the National Assembly, informing it of his desire to extend his leave in order to complete and receive the results of a series of tests recommended by his doctors. “The President had planned to return to Abuja this evening, but was advised to complete the test cycle before returning. The notice has since been dispatched to the Senate President, and Speaker, House of Representatives. “Mr. President expresses his sincere gratitude to Nigerians for their concern, prayers and kind wishes,” a statement earlier issued by Adesina on Sunday said. Newsmen report that President Muhammadu Buhari left Abuja for the United Kingdom on Jan. 19 on a short leave, which is part of his annual vacation. The President formally handed over mantle of leadership of the country to his Vice-President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/man-can-sick-even-die-adesina/
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The National Association of Nigerian Students has said students will go ahead with the planned protest scheduled for Monday to draw government attention to the suffering of the majority of Nigerians despite the withdrawal of the convener of the protest, Tuface From the match. The Deputy Coordinator of NANS in the South West, Mr. Saheed Afolabi, said this while speaking with our correspondent on the telephone on Sunday. ravaging the majority of Nigerians as a result of the economic crisis facing Nigeria. “It is good that Tuface came up with the idea of the peaceful protest but we are going ahead with it even if he decides not to participate in it any longer. There is hunger in the land, it is too much and we the students are the hardest hit by the poor economy. “Tuface’s case can be likened to the case of a bus conductor, who loads a bus and decides not to travel with it. We will go ahead with the planned protest with our without his ( Tuface) participation.” He assured security agents of good conduct on the part of the students, saying their aim was not to cause mayhem but to let those in government be aware of the suffering of the masses. http://punchng.com/nans-vows-go-ahead-protest-despite-tuface-withdrawal/
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progress69:Now are you happy about that. You think that truth will be covered. No you cannoy cause it will surely find its way out |
progress69:Can you state the difference between the two. One thing that is always constant is the truth. You can only cover it for a momment but not all moments |
Myd44, earlier on this thread was created. www.nairaland.com/3612227/breaking-news-2face-released-dss You locked it down, and now this. Well truth can only be postponed, but it will surely come out. Cc: lalasticlala
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The Sherrif led faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has withdrawn the petition it wrote against some Justices of the Court of Appeal alleging bias in the handling of the appeals which resulted in the reinstatement of Eyitayo Jegede as its candidate in the last governorship election in Ondo State. The party, in a letter dated January 31, 2017 addressed to the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Walter Onnoghen, expressed regret for writing the petition. http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/02/03/leadership-crisis-pdp-withdraws-petition-against-appeal-court-justices/ |
The Witness from Udo in Ovia South-West CROSS-EXAMINATION BY COUNSEL TO INEC. This election was conducted in September 28th 2016 ,was it that very day you did this computation? Witness - Yes. Counsel -Were you at the all the PU at the same time? Witness -That isn't possible because am not God, though I communicated with all the PU's and I also visited areas were there was complains myself. CROSS-EXAMINATION BY COUNSEL TO APC. Counsel - You said there was no accreditation in Units 11 & 12, how did you know there was no accreditation in those units, did you vote in those units? Witness - I told the honourable tribunal earlier that I visited those units to see things for myself. CROSS-EXAMINATION BY COUNSEL TO THE 3RD RESPONDENT. Counsel- Are all humans above mistakes? Witness - No, we are all human. Counsel - I put it to you that, you made mistakes in your computations as stated in your deposition. Witness - Am not aware of that but let me see my deposition to ascertain your claims. After so many failed attempts by the counsel to mesmerize the witness proved abortive, the witness told the tribunal that he was a presiding officer in 1979 so he understands electoral matters and he can't be bamboozled by the counsel. Finally, the counsel to the petitioner commended the witness for been a veteran and praised him for his wisdom in handling questions from L. O. Fagbemi (SAN). He was thereafter discharged by the tribunal judge |
more updates: The counsel to the 3rd respondent (Godwin Obaseki, L. O. Fagbemi (SAN) just deliberately instructed the registrar of the court to hand exhibit PO 274 (5) containing the voters register to the witness from Ovia South-West to start counting all the ticked box for accreditation, this was granted by the judge. After the counting it was discovered that INEC recorded 270 accredited voters but the total figures counted by the witness was 265 from the voters register (CTC). The counsel to the petitioner raised an objection that each respondents have been allotted 4 Minutes each to cross-examine witnesses but that there was a deliberate attempt by the counsel to the 3rd respondent to count the ticking of a voter register which took 30 minutes in order to waste the time of the petitioner. |
Dsov2016:see painment. Go and take panadol, it will do you good. |
In continuation of the tribunal Another witness from Egor LGA who is a ward collation agent revealed that the column for voting and accreditations was not ticked but he voted. This was to the surprise of the tribunal judge |
The 3rd witness just established that jn in PU there was nothing like accreditations, he complained but was told by INEC to either vote or get out! |
3rd respondent counsel to witness Counsel: do you know the name of those disenfranchised and involve in sharing of money in your ward. Witness: i cant tell for the case of disenfranchisement, but fot financial inducement i saw it with my open eyes. I therefore urge the panel to cancel the area where there where multiples voting and non- accreditations |
2nd witness from the same lga: Apc counsel: you didn't sign the ward result why? Witness: yes i dint because there was no collation in my ward. Counsel: did you complain? Witness: yes to Inec LGA officer at ehor Counsel: in your unit there was accredition? Witness: yes, but in unit 10 there wasn't |
Another witness from uhumwonde lga. Counsel: i put it to you that the entirery of your disposition was gotten from reports you got from the fields, Witness: i went around myself and got all the results from my polling agents Counsel: all the polling ageny your party used are all alive? Witness: i don't know? I can't tell? |
Witness from etsako west LGA Emperor Jarett Tenabe was testifying at the Edo Petition tribunal today, while giving his testimony witness, he gave the right answers with so much confidence and also made stunning revelations which got counsels to both parties including the judges surprised at the level of fraud perpetuated by INEC/APC. Here is the cross-examined moment: Counsel: did you sign those INEC results Witness: I signed, because I have the right to, though ward 11 which was cancelled wasn’t in the results I signed because the now acting deputy governor Philip Shaibu brought in thugs with guns to intimidate voters in those areas and surprisingly the results of that cancelled ward resurfaced. Counsel: He asked for exhibit PO 27 (6) containing the INEC voters register which is now given to the witness. “witness please look closely at that document before you, was the accreditation box ticked” Witness: Yes, but I dint’s undergo the proper accreditation process, the INEC officials may have tick the box in absence but my lord you also look at the other side of the same document you will discover that the box for voting wasn’t ticked. Counsel: “You didn’t make any formal complain, I put it to you! Witness: Yes, I did complain because I was the PU agent, LGA and Ward Collation agent for my party, please you go through my deposition as a ward collation agent my complains are all well detailed there. The judge permits the discharge of the witness. On to the next witness |
[img]https://1.bp..com/-Rluvy6EgHdY/V_NmF_yRCmI/AAAAAAAABr8/BWPcbsRLCn4CFacD0wOCy1r9AD2LIRuKACLcB/s400/Iyamu%2Bn%2BObaseki.jpeg[/img] The edo election tribunal resume again today. The PDP witness are now being cross-examined by INEC/APC/Obaseki counsels. |
Hearing continued yesterday 2nd Feb, 2017 in the ongoing Edo State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal holden in Benin City. Majority of petitioner’s witnesses have testified to the many incidents of non-accreditation of voters and over voting occasioned by the disparity in the number of used and unused ballot papers during the September 28 2016 governorship elections in Edo state. The witnesses gave their testimonies today at the resumed hearing of the Electoral Tribunal of the petition by Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu and the PDP challenging the INEC results of the September 28 2016 Edo state governorship election. In all, the eight witnesses appeared for the petitioner were from Egor and Orhionwon local government areas and had among them Ward collation agents like constitutional lawyer and Law Professor at the University of Benin, Edoba Omoregie. Omoregie who told the tribunal that he could not say if he was accredited to vote in the election unless he sees the INEC voters register said his complaints as contained in his deposition were inappropriate accreditation and over-voting. On how he came to the conclusion as regards overvoting he said, the number of used and unused ballot papers in unit 010, he noticed did not tall)n argiung that whereas 335 were accredited as voters the result sheet showed that 340 voted. He told the tribunal that, “My unit is clustered with other units, so this afforded me the opportunity to move around and as a ward collation officer also other PU agents submitted their various results to me”Hon Tony Osazuwa who was collation agent of the PDP for Evbueghae Ward in Orhionwon local government area, admitted that he did not vote in the elections though he is a registered voter in Unit 4 He told the tribunal that there were no elections in 4 out of the 21 polling units and blamed this on the malpractices that characterized the process in the listed polling units in the Ward. Asked how he came to the conclusions he said based on complaints he received from the polling agents scattered all over the Ward, he undertook the task of going round and confirmed their assertions to be true. Other witnesses like Messrs Osamede Edebiri in his deposition before the tribunal said, ” I observed that there was total absence of accreditation”, in the 28 polling units in his Ward in Egor local government of the state. Victor Agbonze, Ogbebor Clement, Jonathan Alohan, Edosonmwan Samuel and Omoregbe Esosa who also testified before the tribunal at the sitting were all agreed that either voting took place without accreditation in many polling units or that result sheets were mutilated.
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