₦airaland Forum

Moh247:
Is there any section of Nigerian Constitution prohibiting an INEC temporary staff who is a Corper from trading forex

Morally, Legally or any which way

What exactly are you accusing the innocent lady of

Say it with full chest


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Jones4190:
atiku Wike's dollar

Naijatalkies:
I don't think it nice uploading someone's details, picture, family photos on the public forum

Moh247:
Cashout.... Go better BDC and collect 75000

Just after Saturday election Debbie Mark is asking where she can sell her $100 in Port-Harcourt

You sold your future because of $100

Johnn78:
Keep on daydreaming. Everybody is not mesmerised with your ipob party and Biaf*raud president.

Johnn78:
Be reasonable busybody.We are not voting for party.but voting for people. The people did it for the mercy johnson's okoj in Edo. We can too for funke. Nobody cares about your ipob party and Biaf*raud president.

Johnn78:
Wallahi

Johnn78:
March 11th guys, thumbprint funke

yarimo:
Go and read the electoral act.

FarahAideed:
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu could have just proven himself to be the best Political strategist ever in recent times with his impending victory in the 2023 presidential polls . I will discuss the political problems that stood in Jagabans path on his way to Aso Rock and how he solved them proving himself a political genius

Problem 1 : Winning the APC ticket
Asiwaju faced a lot of of opposition with the ranks of the APC going into the primaries and he knew this ,so what did he do?

The solution

Jagaban would go ahead to buy almost all the available form using surrogates in a bid to confuse the permutation of his real opponents , on primary day they all started stepping down one after the other for him giving the aura of supremacy against other Candidates and the rest is history as we say.

Problem 2 : How to win over the core north ..

Solution: to win over the core north Jagan knew he would need to go dangerous route of Muslim Muslim ticket, this is a route all national politicians fear because it could mean a disaster at the polls for anyone that tries it , but being a Southern Muslim Jagaban had no choice than delve into , here he ran into the 3rd problem of how to win over southern Christians

Problem 3: How to win over southern Christians

Solution : After critically studying his option Asiwaju quickly realised there was not path to winning over the Christian votes and the only solution would be to cordon of their votes, here he would find ready to use advocates in a small Army of impassioned people who were leaning toward a SE candidate called Peter Obi ..Here Asiwaju would put his master cap on and take over the movt by first Branding them as Obidients and the funding a huge influencer based campaign that involved a lot of popular churches and online influencer especially of the endsars class , with millions of dollars poured into this project in no time the Obidients had become a powerful force that had unknowingly cordoned a substantial chunk of Southern and northern minority Christian votes , I also suspect Peter Obi was in on this because he narrowed his campaign to only churches and Northern minority Christian
Communities ..Asiwaju had created aaster stroke that kept him in the game , The Obidients had become Asiwajus only I mean only path to electoral victory and he milked every bit of him so much he is now just a few hours from being announced winner except a miracle happens ...I never thought this level of political strategy existed but Jagaban has opened my eyes

AllDModsAreMaad:
25% in your stronghold?

A place where the overnor is an APC member?

You are a mu² man.

Johnthum:
El-rufai take style favour Peter Obi. I can't believe Peter Obi defeated APC in Kaduna government house. Kudos to El-rufai 💯

Tolue43:
No one compromised election...get your facts right. We told y'all, social media is different from reality.

Tolue43:
Una don jonz!

NIGERIA LABOUR CONGRESS (NLC)
PRESS RELEASE

26TH OF FEBRUARY, 2023

IS INEC SUBVERTING NIGERIA?

We have had recourse to alert Nigerians earlier yesterday of our observations and reports that reached us from across the nation on the shoddy handling by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of their early Election Day activities. We talked of the dangers it posed to the entire process and its outcomes if nothing was done timely and wondered why that should be so given the huge resources invested in the Commission towards this Election. We called for urgent action by the Commission and key national Stakeholders to ensure that we have free, fair and credible elections.

Unfortunately, the situation rather than getting better got worse as the day went on with heart wrenching reports from across the nation of vile activities of individuals associated with some Parties and utter collusion of INEC officials and Security agencies to compromise the Election and subvert the will of the people.

Using of thugs in Rivers state and in Lagos to mete out violence and intimidate voters in these states run counter to the tenets and practice of Democracy. The case of the now dishonourable member of the federal house of representatives from Rivers state captured on tape calling for the killing of certain people is not only abhorrent but is a recipe for further violence in our Polity. The threats as captured of Mc Oluomo of the Parks and Gardens in Lagos state warning certain voters to stay away from the Polling centres across the state violates decency and negates the principle of democratic engagement.

The bloodlettings, harassment, Ballot box snatching and wilful destruction of election materials especially in these two states even in the presence of members of the Security agencies and INEC officials cannot be interpreted any other way except that of collusion. It calls for urgent investigation and action to reassure the people of their safety as the election runs its course.

The inability of INEC to prevent the recurrence in this election of the ills of past elections speaks volume of its ill-preparedness for this election as can be demonstrated in the late arrivals of critical election materials to the Polling Units and the almost deliberate tampering of the BVAS in many Polling Units including the outright refusal of its operatives to upload results from the BVAS to the INEC Servers in total violation of the Rule of the election and INEC’s own election guidelines.

We are also alarmed of the activities of the Lagos state Resident Election Commissioner (REC) who may never have hidden his inclinations and dispositions to compromise this election in Lagos state before now and who from information received may currently presiding over the cooking of election results contrary to the choice of voters at the various Polling units across the state. If this is true, that may explain why Polling Unit officers were reluctant to transmit the BVAS reports for the Presidential elections to the official INEC Servers.

This is completely unacceptable and we want INEC to ensure that any cooked result from any REC is not only rejected but the offenders be made to face the full weight of the Law.

INEC must understand that not uploading the results to its Server expeditiously as expected creates avoidable crisis of confidence and imperils the entire process. We continue to express our deep concerns over the apparent manipulation of results in Lagos and Rivers states and demand that the real results as captured by the BVAS be uploaded without fail.

We feel embarrassed on the explanation of INEC that materials arrived late in some areas because of the distance between the localities and the storage centres. We know that Polling Units located very close to such centres were also heavily affected by INEC’s tardiness and apparent refusal to make them available as required.
We demand that INEC investigates the activities of one of its officials in the ICT department who may have been responsible for technically jamming the airwaves making it difficult for BVAS results to be transmitted to the Servers. He was a former Commissioner in Lagos State and his name is Femi Odubuyi.

It is important to restate that the beauty of democracy is in its participatory transparency which builds a belief amongst the people thus deepens the trust and confidence of the citizenry in its outcomes. When actions that negate these principles are allowed to fester then, this bond that keeps the people cohering is broken and may lead to social anomie.

A country like ours must deliberately build and cultivate these fine tenets so that all the tears and wears may be repaired encouraging national healing. What we therefore see may be a conscious attempt to undermine our nation and unleash further social crisis on a nation that is already tottering and at the verge of implosion.

The NLC feels compelled to warn INEC and the Security agencies of the dangers of subverting the sovereign will. They are the umpire in this election and must be seen as above board and acting within the ambits of the Law and its Guidelines. The deliberate frustration of the BVAS remains unacceptable and any result outside of what is transmitted or contained in it is not acceptable to Nigerians.

NLC calls on all Nigerian workers and citizens to be at alert to protect our nation from the hands of those who have foisted the current suffering on us and now clearly wants to subvert our collective will as expressed in this election cycle. It is our civic responsibility to protect democracy and indeed our nation.

We call on the Military and the Police to ensure the sanctity of the Ballot and protect the lives of the citizenry who they swore to protect with their arms. This is not only their constitutional duties bot also their moral obligations. We call on them to live up to this challenge and protect the process as enshrined in our statutes.

It is on this note that we call on the President of the Federal Republic, His Excellency Muhammed Buhari to rise to the occasion and call the electoral umpire (INEC) to order. The President ought to seize the redemptive power in this situation and demand that INEC returns to the Rule book for election conduct. It is only by doing this that he will reassure Nigerians of his innocence in this unfolding drama.

A nation at the precipice like ours cannot be stoking fires in its house filled with dry straws. INEC should not be the one that will strike the match. Our worry is that when a peoples will are subverted, they may be forced to take laws into their hands and the stage seem to have been set for such conflagration and all hands should be on deck to avert it. INEC may be doing more harm than SARS to our people if it continues on this present trajectory.

Once again, we warn that only an outcome that is adjudged by the people to be a full expression of their sovereign will can guarantee acceptance and peace. We must therefore in pursuit of these ensure that INEC stops this collusion and subversion across the country to deliver fair, credible and acceptable outcomes for this election.

We warn INEC and others not to allow this election to degenerate into a national security crisis. This is avoidable and it is only by allowing the sovereign will prevail that we can guarantee national peace. The belief that it is going to be business as usual should be discountenanced as the tension since after the casting of votes should be enough signal to anybody planning a heist of the vote. It is crucial that INEC samples the pulse of the people out there before embarking on any action. We will surely not keep quiet!

Nigerian citizens have spoken through their votes yesterday. INEC is a repository of their voices and conscience. It must give it free reign and expression! Suppressing it will amount to subversion! Subverting it poses a serious danger not only to our democracy but to our nation! The next call belongs to INEC and we await its action. It is either it sabotages our people and betrays the nation or it stands with the people! Anything short of announcing the result that reflects the true will of the people subverts the nation and will be resisted by the people.

Comrade Joe Ajaero
President

ANSMEDIA:
I doubt if APC and PDP will see 25%

Mufasa27:
My Osun state brethren says no to Obituary in Osun state and environ 😋

In a landmark electoral outcome, Osun people widen the margins of PDP victory even beyond the July 16 level, delivering the three senatorial seats, the nine federal constituencies and the presidency on a platter of gold to the PDP. These results manifest a strong vote of confidence by the people in the leadership of Governor Adeleke.

PRESS STATEMENT
26/02/2023

Osun Presidential/NASS Election Results Reaffirm Governor Adeleke's Governorship Victory - PDP

The massive victory of the Peoples Democratic Party in Saturday Presidential and National Assembly elections has revalidated and reconfirmed the validity and genuineness of Governor Ademola Adeleke's victory at the July 16, 2022 Governorship elections.

Making the assertion in a thank you message to the people of Osun was the Caretaker Chairman of the PDP in Osun State, Dr Adekunle Akindele who commended Osun people for restating their political choice of last year by their massive backing for the PDP on Saturday, citing the Saturday’s victory as "a stern rebuke of the APC for its attempt to steal the people's mandate through the backdoor”.

"Saturday was a metaphor of rebuke and sanction by Osun people against the discredited APC and her leaders who foisted years of locust on the state through their evil minded and anti-people governance style. Our people boldly restated their entrenched opposition against the return of yesterday’s men through manipulation of judicial and the political process”.

"In a landmark electoral outcome, Osun people widen the margins of PDP victory even beyond the July 16 level, delivering the three senatorial seats, the nine federal constituencies and the presidency on a platter of gold to the PDP. These results manifest a strong vote of confidence by the people in the leadership of Governor Adeleke.

"The people not only re-endorsed his Excellency, the Governor, voters also confirmed their satisfaction, appreciation and happiness with the many pro-people policies and programmes of the new government. The performance of Governor Adeleke got a thumbs up in a very big way from the Osun people, a very industrious population who equally value any genuine leadership who is truly committed to their well being.

"For delivering on the impossible such as the payment of backlogs of half salaries, introduction of farmers' Intervention programmes, local projects funding, infrastructure delivery and tech innovation and ICT revolution, the people rewarded the Governor and the PDP with massive votes across the federal constituencies and the three senatorial districts. We have come through this medium to say thank you to the great men and women of Osun state.

"This victory is a call to duty and we assure the population that our new mandates will be deployed to serve only the best interest of our people at all levels. We are confident that as you have backed us at the national elections, you will also vote for us at the state assembly elections. Such support will strengthen the hands of our people's Governor to continue to deliver on good governance and masses oriented programmes", the statement noted.

Signed:
Dr Adekunle Akindele,
State Caretaker Chairman,
Osun State PDP

Earthquakes:
Is labour party meant to get a vote at Tinubu or fashola polling unit?

Urchins can see the handwriting on the wall already