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Johnnyessence:
Gyemun unit
PDP 202
APC 002

Welcome another victory loading today

KOFAR WAZIRI
BAKO WARD
YOLA SOUTH
APC......60
PDP.....185
ADC. ....5

kcmichael:
There will be a run off because both candidate will score equal value

No be only run off

But run up

senatordave1:
Pdp has got this one,no need for this.am looking forward to tribunal proceedings by mrdd

Trust you to come up with this

As it stand.

No wonder APC stylishly boycott

Wuroboki polling unit, Daksiri Ward, Hong Local Government of Adamawa State

Peaceful voting ongoing

unit 005, Duhu/Shuwa registration area 02 area of Adamawa State supplementary election

Senatordave01
Buhariguy
Madridguy
Sarrki
Seunmsg

Your party needs you now to represent them at Adamawa

Please don't disappoint them as usual

Numan local govt peaceful supplementary election

So far peaceful

APC agents absent from the polling units

The adamawa state Supplementary Elections is ongoing!

Accreditation and voting have commenced in some of the 40 polling units, across the 14 LGAs.

Stay tuned for more updates


To win

APC needs 82% of the supplementary votes

PDP needs 9%

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said that it would wait for the directive of the Supreme Court before it could make a final decision on the contentious primary elections of the All Progressives Congress’ (APC) in Zamfara State.

A Zamfara State High Court had recognised the primary elections that produced governorship, state and National Assembly candidates held by the APC faction loyal to Governor Abdulaziz Yari and ordered INEC to accept the party candidates for the elections.

But the Court of Appeal sitting in Sokoto on Monday set aside the judgment, thus nullifying the primary elections that produced the governor-elect and other winners of the 2019 general election.
In obedience to the court order, INEC suspended the presentation of Certificates of Return to the governor, deputy governor and state House of Assembly members-elect on the platform of the APC in the state.

The electoral body also added that the judgment of the Court of Appeal would also impact the Certificates of Return already issued to senators and House of Representatives members-elect from the state.

However, INEC National Commissioner and Chairman Voter Education and Publicity Committee, Mr. Festus Okoye, told THISDAY Wednesday that it would be futile and counterproductive to speculate on what the Supreme Court will or may do in a case before it.

He explained that each matter has its own peculiarities and dynamics, adding that the Supreme Court is empowered to make consequential orders that nobody may anticipate.

According to him, “INEC will not speculate on a matter before the Supreme Court. The commission will rather wait and enforce the orders and judgments of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is the final court in Nigeria and policy court.”

Okoye stressed that the commission would prefer to wait and abide by the judgment of the Supreme Court, stressing that the commission does not have the power to pick and choose but will abide and enforce the judgments of the court.

He stated: “Academically and constitutionally speaking, the Supreme Court may order the swearing in of the candidates of the parties that came second in the election and regard the votes scored by APC as wasted votes.

“The Supreme Court may also order that only the candidates that meet the constitutional requirement of having scored majority of lawful votes and the necessary spread should be sworn in. The Supreme Court may also affirm the judgment of the lower court.

“The court may also insist that the matter in question is no longer a pre-election matter but a matter subject to Election Petitions Tribunal. There are so many variables and dynamics and it is prudent and rational to wait for the court to decide.

“The commission is not infallible. The commission’s decisions and opinions are subject to the interpretative jurisdiction of the court. And the commission has no choice but to abide with the said decisions.”

On the supplementary governorship election that would be held in Adamawa State, the national commissioner added that the commission was determined to deliver on its mandate, assuring that it was ready for the election.

Okoye said: “It is selective amnesia to use the Kano supplementary elections as the only yard stick for measuring the success of the supplementary elections. We conducted supplementary elections in Benue State. We conducted in Sokoto State, Plateau and Bauchi States.

“The commission should be commended for its expeditious resolution of the electoral challenge in Bauchi State and for conducting good election in other states. We will continue to work assiduously to deliver good elections.”

Okoye revealed that the electoral commission has delivered the sensitive and non-sensitive materials for the conduct of the election to the various local governments.

He added that it has met with the security agencies and they have promised to act professionally and ethically, noting that it has also held meetings of the Inter Agency Consultative Committee on election security and a stakeholders meeting.

Okoye assured that the commission would continue to maintain its neutrality and guard its independence in the conduct of elections.

He said: “For the election, only party agents will be allowed to observe the elections. The commission will not permit the presence of party supervisors in any polling unit.

“Furthermore, only persons with Permanent Voters Cards (PVC) domiciled within a polling unit will be allowed near a polling unit. The commission will not disrupt the school system in Adamawa State and polling units in schools will be located outside the precincts of the schools and the commission will provide canopies.”

INEC Releases Timetable for Completion of Rivers Election

Meanwhile, INEC has released a schedule of activities for the completion of the outstanding election in Rivers State.

The electoral body stated that the process for the election earlier suspended on March 10, 2019, will resume with stakeholders’ meeting on March 30.
According to a statement signed by INEC’s Head of Department, Voter Education and Publicity, Mr. Edwin Enabor, resumption of collation and announcement will hold between April 2 and 5.

The statement added that stakeholders’ meeting is scheduled for Saturday, March 30, while the resumption of collation and announcement of results will hold between April 2 and 5. Supplementary elections will be conducted where necessary on April 13, results will be announced between April 13 and 15 while Certificates of Return will be issued on April 19.

INEC affirmed that the scheduled exercise was a result of the careful auditing by the fact-finding team set up by the commission to review the circumstances that led to the suspension of the process.

The electoral commission appealed to all the residents of the state to embrace the resumed electoral activities to conclude the 2019 general election.



https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/03/28/inec-supreme-court-will-decide-zamfara-apc-logjam/%3famp

When the Abuja court of appeal gave judgement was there any positive consequence 0rder

This people are making me lough I tell you

Zamfara: appeal did not Give Positive consequence; APC Counsel Dries INEC

seunmsg:
PDP won how many seats in Ondo State House of Assembly?

See this one hooooooo


Senate 2:
House of REP: 5

HOA: Wait soon you will hear news

Ko le ye he bo se n lo


By the way who won the Presidential Election in Ondo State

For next Year Governorship Eleciton in Ondo State
1. Akeredolu want to go
2. Segun Abraham
3. Sola Oke
4. Ajayi Borroface
5. Eyitayo Jegede

wait and see

senatordave1:
Thats what your father does i believe.

This is just an evidence that You dont respect your father.

No wonder the kind of behaviour you demonstrate here

senatordave1:
Which useless evidence? Pray that the appeal court do not review his waec result and disqualify the clown

Go and sleep Jare

senatordave1:
Did ihedioha fulfill the 2/3 requirement ? Anyway the adamawa polls will also be canceled.

Go and Cancel it naaa

senatordave1:
Fake engineer

Are you afraid to go and meet him up there,

He is waiting for you

Johnnyessence:
yes , ondo state too will be fully back to pdp.

Ondo is smelling PDP already I am not be surprised if Arakunrin is going PDP

senatordave1:
Your father i guess

My Father will be glad to receive you, He is anxiously waiting for you, just 6feet below.

It is someone that does not have respect for his father that talk trash.

Well my father is waiting for you

Johnnyessence:
Fintiri is a goal .Another victory for pdp loading .

The Giant shall rise again.


Agbo to fidi rehin agbara lo Lo my wa

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has announced the date for supplementary governorship election in Adamawa State

The commission has fixed March 28 for the supplementary governorship election following the nod from the court for it to conduct a supplementary election in Adamawa State, TVC reports.

DAILY POST had reported that a High Court sitting in Yola, Adamawa State, on Tuesday gave the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, the green light to conduct a supplementary election in the state.

The court gave the order while vacating the order restraining INEC from conducting the supplementary governorship election in the state.


https://www.independent.ng/breaking-inec-announces-date-for-adamawa-supplementary-election/amp/

senatordave1:
The governor should quickly appeal.even if he doesn't,the election will be cancelled and a new one over the exclusion of mrdp

Zombie will always be zombie

midolian:
Please, can someone remind me what Onnoghen claimed he forgot to declare?

He forgot to send you back to zoo to play with the look cage and have your .... reset

ritababe:
How many goals do we need to qualify?

one more goal

BREAKING: DSS, Police Begin Fresh Screening At INEC Collation Centre In Kano

Journalists were orderly and already seated at the collation hall patiently waiting for continuation of the suspended event when security personnel suddenly announced that everyone should move out for a fresh screening, regardless of the tags previously given to journalists by INEC.

The Department of State Services (DSS) and the Police have begun fresh screening of journalists, election observers, party agents and other stakeholders at the collation centre of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Kano, Kano State.

Journalists were orderly and already seated at the collation hall patiently waiting for continuation of the suspended event when security personnel suddenly announced that everyone should move out for a fresh screening, regardless of the tags previously given to journalists by INEC.

As of the time of filing in this report, the people had been returned into the hall.

INEC officials are currently meeting as they try to sort out “some anomalies” in results for Nasarawa and Kibiya local government areas, which are the only two pending local governments.

Before INEc declared the election inconclusive, Abdullahi Ganduje, candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) had polled 987,819 votes, while Abba Yusuf, candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), was leading with 1,014,474 votes.

http://saharareporters.com/2019/03/24/breaking-dss-police-begin-fresh-screening-inec-collation-centre-kano

fairfora:
are you saying 1,014,447 votes of the pdp as at yesterday has suddenly reduced in figure? You must be joking

Leave those LIARS alone

Supplementary Election is already ongoing in some states of the federation.

Stay tuned for more updates


Good morning