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iyobs7: Atleast we are not like clueless Man U that has lost their last two matches at home...Go home. U are drunk |
Chelsea may catch up or even overrun Arsenal before January. Arsenal can't beat man city in their nor Chelsea |
Chelsea may catch up or even overrun Arsenal before January |
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]i do not bless this marriage. ![]() for the following reasons: 1) it is inter-tribal. 2)it is a slave wedding.[/quote]Who are you to bless marriage? Can anything gud comes out from Egypt? |
We them gudluck. OBJ hold your tin oh, don't go messup again |
dayokanu: Anywhere the indigenes flee fromContinue deluding your self while your brothers/sisters (touts from Osun state) are still languishing in Imo prison |
FreeGlobe: From now to March is a long time for courts to deliver judgment. I predict Obiano will be the first "Governor (s)elect" in Nigeria that will not be sworn in.So your lunatic has gone beyond care? You clowns should stop deceiving your selves about Tunde Ngige popularity in Anambra state. Ngige can only win vote in Idemili |
The supplementary |
Congrat my governor elect |
The candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, Mr. Willie Obiano, has been declared the winner in the Anambra State governorship election. Obiano scored 180,178 to beat the Peoples Democratic Party candidate, Mr. Tony Nwoye, to the second position with 97,700 votes and Senator Chris Ngige of the All Progressives Congress, who came third with 95,963. The Labour Party candidate, Mr. Ifeanyi Ubah, came fourth with 37,495. The formal declaration was made by the Chief Returning Officer, Prof. James Epoke, who is also the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Calabar around 1 am on Sunday. The declaration of the winner brought to an end a long-running and controversial process of electing a new governor for Anambra State. The entire process of electing the new governor was dogged by controversy as three of the major political parties that fielded candidates called for its cancellation and vowed to boycott the supplementary election. The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega, who admitted the errors committed in the election, apologised to the nation but said the errors were not substantial enough to warrant the cancellation of the entire exercise. The supplementary election was eventually held on Saturday but was characterised by low turnout. The Agbaja Polling Unit 22 in Abatete, Idemili North Local Government Area, which has a voting population of 739, for instance, had only 24 candidates accredited and 20 of them voting in the supplementary election. The main election, which held on November 16, could not be concluded on the same day and INEC announced that election in 65 polling units in Obosi ward in Idemili North Local Government Area would be repeated. The Chief Returning Officer said the voting population in the areas where election did not take place was large enough to make the second or third person defeat the leading candidate. He, therefore, declared the election inconclusive. Following the development, INEC declared that supplementary election would in 210 polling units, where 113,113 voters could not vote on November 16. The areas affected cut across 15 local government areas and most of them (160)were in Idemili North. Epoke said the Electoral Act required that for a winner to be declared in an election, the difference in the total voting population of the areas where election was cancelled should be less than the difference between the votes scored by the candidate with the highest votes and the votes of the candidate with the second highest votes. The returning officer had reported that the total voting population in the areas where election was cancelled was 113,113, which was higher than the 79,754 difference between the leading candidate’s votes and the second highest candidate’s votes, saying the commission had no choice but to declare the election inconclusive. “The rule guiding this election is that for a winner to emerge, he must have majority of votes cast and the required spread of 25 per cent of votes in two thirds of the local government areas. “We observed that due to many reasons, there were a lot of cancelled votes that made it difficult for a winner to emerge,” Epoke said. He said the winner of the election would be declared only after election has been conducted in areas where the election was cancelled. In declaring Obiano winner, Epoke said the APGA candidate did not only win the majority of the votes cast, but also fulfilled the requirement that the winner should score 25 per cent of the total votes cast in two thirds of the local governments in the state, in Anambra’s case 14 local government areas. Meanwhile, the Independent National Electoral Commission Resident Commissioner in Rivers State, Mr Aniedi Ikoiwak, has commended the people of Anambra for coming out to vote in Saturday’s supplementary governorship election. The electoral commissioner, who supervised the election in Onitsha South and Onitsha North council areas, spoke at Okija hall, where voting took place in four polling units. “The important thing here is that for so many places where I have visited, the party agents were there, especially those of the major parties. “It is a clear indication that there had not been any boycott of the election by any of the parties. “The people were interested in completing this exercise so that at the end of the day, their governor would be announced to them,’’ he said. Ikoiwak said NEC directed its poll officers to display the Form 60E on the day of the exercise, which would show that the election had been completed peacefully. “You cannot display that form if you do not have a conducive environment. “And that form would display the result in each unit for members of the public to copy and know what happened in the unit,’’ he said. http://www.punchng.com/news/obiano-wins-anambra-governorship-election/ |
Lol to Ngige |
Fashola and his Amala and Ewedu SAN-ship "egwu di kwa" |
Too much for the so called "progressive" |
justjify: I thought anambrarians were politically enlightened,instead of voting personality for change, they decided to take themselves backward by voting a Obis puppet(Obiano). Talking about past achievements and the passion to work for anambra state, Obiano cannot be compared to Ifeanyi Uba, no to talk of Chris Ngige.You think we will ignore all this signs and still vote APC in our dear state? (1) Lagos suspends principal of school where pupils sit on windows http://www.punchng.com/news/lagos-suspends-principal-of-school-where-pupils-sit-on-windows/ (2) More Lagos schools where pupils sit on bare floors unearthed http://www.punchng.com/news/more-lagos-schools-where-pupils-sit-on-bare-floors-unearthed/ (3)The Deplorable Conditions In Epe General Hospital https://www.nairaland.com/1536965/deplorable-conditions-epe-general-hospital (4)Go and die” Governor Adams Oshiomole tells crying widow (5)Youths attack Osun school, beat up principal http://www.punchng.com/news/hijab-youths-attack-osun-school-beat-up-principal/ etc Pls tell us more about this your "progressive" governors |
funshint: U̶̲̥̅̊ be mumuit takes mumu to kn mumu |
chamboy: Did dey write frm osun on deir headBy their fruit we kn them |
doncaster: If the Lagos Muslims in SW don't care or vote along religious line the best thing they can do to convince people is to support a Christian governor. They say action speaks louder than voice. If those Muslims that commented above had said yes we support him if he can continue the "good work" of fashola this would have been sweeter.Don't mind those Hypocrisy. They don't care whether Christian or Muslim because 1 of their own is there |
Gone are days of "we don't care whether muslin or Christians" blablablabla. The world is changing so we must live with it. Before Aregbesola became Osun state governor Osun was like cold water but today what's happening? Aregbesola saga a case study for Yoruba Christians |
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Full loaded truck are dropping more than 500 touts from Osun state @ upper Iweka as I'm typing now, their mission is still unknown Details later |
ba7man: Nobody said Lagos State was El-dorado, an utopia or the promise land................but compared to every other locations in Nigeria, except the F.C.T, everyone knows there's no basis for comparision.This tin you are smoking is very dangerous to your health better stop it or...... |
It’s funny that the great APC headquarter has such low standard for human rights. The act of intimidation has trademark will soon be further exposed. Nigerians Beware APC is the DeVILs brainchild forget all the propaganda. SCAM #in Oshiomole voice GO AND DIE |
Nice one OP.... Waiting for APC e-Warrior |
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This is another good example of good investigative journalism. Similar to the police college saga… It is a shame that Nigerian politicians never learn from history. SAN Femi Falana over to you…this case happened in your backyard. |
1wolex85: I can't hear all this pple saying that punch is a pro apc paper o! They are not saying it is a pro SW paper o!Forget about PUNCH credibility for now, deal with this; Lagos Suspends Principal Of School Where Pupils Sit On Windows |
FreeGlobe: You mean Inec to announce APGA's Obiano winner with over 100,000 ghost voters.Thanks God your resuscitation |
bloggernaija: Ok two classes were merged together for a class,Am waiting this post to hit front page before i ll reply you. The same treatment meted on the woman that ran the orphanage near the Lagos deputy governor’s home. A child in the orphanage was interviewed, the child told reporters that they are hungry, and that the deputy governor who happens to be their immediate neighbor should help. The next day the orphanage was closed down and the owner was accused of so many things including child trafficking. APC style. Don’t let your mama know. |
Fashola is working. Tinubu the emancipator, APC showing us how democracy works |
Mod[s] thanks you for doing the "needful" |
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