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chopnaira:was it it Obi supporters that brought that Native doctor to start the fight with you as national chairman, what is Obi supports that told you not to step down when your tenure was over, guy please go and hide your face in shame. |
Bentacur007:I am telling you, he would be crying at the moment. |
ogugwa1992:That is what they require, if not you will see them win and later decamp to another. But that is what Wike is doing in Rivers state and you are all hailing him, but of another do, you call them names. |
Lithiumite:If he wins, he will wait for his tenure to run out as governor before he would be sworn into the senate. or he could resign his position as governor and go into the senate. |
fergie001:What does this means for Natasha? |
abc115:Yes they refused you thee tickets because they know you will decamp back to APC. |
Counterigbolies:Na hut |
emilo2bad:Don’t worry no one needs to nullify anything manually; the courts will ultimately determine the outcome. What is surprising is the double standard in how some people interpret similar judicial situations depending on political convenience. During the PDP internal crisis, many of you argued that once there was a subsisting court order stopping a convention, any action taken in defiance of that order would not stand. You insisted the law must be obeyed. So how is this different from the current situation? If there are valid court pronouncements regarding the conduct or legitimacy of party congresses or leadership structures, then the same principle should apply compliance with court orders is not optional. Allegations that congresses proceeded despite judicial restrictions raise the same legal questions that have been seen in previous political party disputes, including those involving leadership tussles in Rivers State APC in past election cycles. It is also on record that correspondences and nomination-related documents have been issued and signed under the authority of those same ward-to-state executive structures now being disputed. That alone raises further questions about legitimacy and internal party compliance. This is not a new story it mirrors earlier political and legal disputes in Rivers State and elsewhere where courts had to intervene to clarify the validity of party structures and processes. At the end of the day, it is not about political emotion or selective interpretation. It is about consistency in the application of the law and respect for judicial authority, regardless of party affiliation. |
vanitybutiwanti:Mush Room Blogs that are the key words they shared amongst you guys today because i can all of you using that word, una dull sha, see below the key points of the judgment below Key points from the Appeal Court ruling The Court of Appeal held that the Rivers State High Court had jurisdiction to entertain the case and issue orders concerning the congresses. The appeal filed by Okocha and others challenging the High Court's jurisdiction was dismissed/struck out by the appellate court. The judgment affirmed the nullification of the APC congresses that produced the Okocha-led executive structure in Rivers State. The dispute arose because the APC conducted the congresses despite an earlier court order restraining the party from proceeding with them. The appellate court effectively upheld the consequences of that earlier order. |
vanitybutiwanti:Leave Nairaland and take the matter to court instead of running commentary here. It has already been confirmed that they have lost their positions. |
fortunez1:Which APC he lead? Wike's APC is not recognized at all in Rivers state |
vanitybutiwanti:Guy go rest, how much them give you the breath up up, you sound so pained calm down, Emeka Beke , the chairman recognized by the courts. see below for your attention and for you to get small sense, because you lack a lot of it. Key points from the Appeal Court ruling The Court of Appeal held that the Rivers State High Court had jurisdiction to entertain the case and issue orders concerning the congresses. The appeal filed by Okocha and others challenging the High Court's jurisdiction was dismissed/struck out by the appellate court. The judgment affirmed the nullification of the APC congresses that produced the Okocha-led executive structure in Rivers State. The dispute arose because the APC conducted the congresses despite an earlier court order restraining the party from proceeding with them. The appellate court effectively upheld the consequences of that earlier order. [b]Political interpretation Supporters of the Emeka Beke faction argue that the judgment validates their position and invalidates the Okocha-led executive. However, the Okocha-led APC faction has publicly maintained that the judgment does not automatically end its leadership position and that its lawyers are reviewing the ruling and considering further legal options.[/b] |
Penguin2:The nomination forms were signed by their ward chairmen from the illegal Congress, that is the issue, forget that national you guys keep making reference to any documents that have their names and signature had made it invalid, did the state not display names of those that passed the screening signed by the publicity secretary |
We abc115:Dickson open your eyes, they are coming, very soon another faction will come up soon backed by the court and recognized by INEC |
[quote author=SlavaUkraini post=139602074]https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/03/kingsley-chinda-rivers-will-soon-be-renamed-wikes-state-babafemi-ojudu/ [/quote We still few people with a working brain in this country, baba dont worry all this nonsense will not last forever. |
vanitybutiwanti:Guy go rest, it is very shameful that someone with a functional brain can be defending this government. |
fergie001:why only none APC states ? |
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vanitybutiwanti:I think you require some medical attention because there's no comments of my that spoke I'll of anyone, I only made reference to the process, please need to learn how to respond to issues it's like you're a trainee, Ok you those set they pay 10k a month, please go a learn more before you comment on issues |
vanitybutiwanti:All of that can be altered from the back end, and I know nothing about him. I even pass through his family compound almost every day on my way to and from work so let’s not pretend people don’t know what they are talking about. Sit back and watch. You are commenting from a distance on issues you clearly do not understand yet speaking as though you are informed. I don’t have time for that. Some of you are clearly positioned to push narratives against anyone not aligned with your view. The question is, at the end of all this noise, what exactly do you stand to gain? |
vanitybutiwanti:With everything happening in the country at the moment, you are saying my comments are what would heat the polity? That clearly shows you are joking and don’t really know what you are talking about. There is no misrepresentation here. Do you think the lawyers who went to court were unaware of these issues? Are you now more knowledgeable than them on this matter? |
vanitybutiwanti:I can see how far you can see your eyes are too wide open to ignore the fact that the country is steadily decaying before our very eyes. |
Racoon:After the APC primaries, I honestly don’t understand what lessons our political leaders are trying to teach us. It often feels like all they are after is power and money, with little regard for the people. What is so difficult about resigning from a current position before contesting, just as others have done? Or even defecting properly like others? Why must the rules always be bent just to create the impression that some individuals are untouchable? Those celebrating such actions should also reflect on it, because when the system is eventually bent in a way that does not favour them, they may not find it so acceptable. |
Omooba77:He protested against the government during the administration of Goodluck Jonathan when the price of PMS was ₦96 per litre. Now that PMS is selling for about ₦1,350 per litre, many people are asking what he is waiting for before coming out to protest again. That is the question many Nigerians are asking. If he knew he would not be able to sustain the activism or apply the same standards regardless of who is in power, why start it in the first place? People expect consistency, especially from those who previously positioned themselves as outspoken critics of government policies. |
Mynd44:Baba, go and check what happened in previous cases such as the Zamfara APC case and the Rivers APC case in 2019. Those situations prevented the parties from fielding candidates because there were valid court orders affecting their congresses and primaries. The courts have consistently frowned on parties proceeding with such exercises in defiance of judicial directives. The issue is not as simple as many are trying to portray it. If there was a court judgment directing that the congresses should not proceed, and the party went ahead regardless, then the legal consequences should not come as a surprise. And don't state party chairmen sign candidate nomination forms and other party documents at the state level? I'm just asking. Because if they do then those candidates are done for. On the other hand, Wike is being strategic when he says the coalition has not yet chosen its candidates. They may eventually field candidates through another platform. However, as far as APC is concerned, the process in Rivers State appears to have been concluded. |
treesun:You think everyone is as crazy as you are, Obi is far better and popular then you, it's not about running your mouth every now and then |
FSBoperator:I crawled out from your nose. |
FSBoperator:You need to get a life. Making baseless and attention-seeking comments won’t get you anywhere or earn you respect. Some of you sit online twisting narratives as if that’s a contribution to nation-building. It’s not. |