Maize247:
Why should the registrar have to speak with Ezekwezile on the matter. Ibo will always defend their own no matter the offense

Penguin2:
At the resumed hearing of the Petition of the Labour Party and Peter Obi against INEC, Tinubu, Shettima and APC, INEC was finally able to open their defence as their witness did not have “domestic issues” today.

INEC witness today was the same Deputy Director of ICT at INEC, Lawrence Bayode, who testified for INEC in PDP’s case.

After adopting his witness statement, it was time for cross examinations by parties.

When it the turn of the Labour Party, cross examination was handled by PIN Ikwueto SAN.

First, under cross examination, PIN Ikwueto asked the witness why INEC went ahead to deploy the IREV for the elections if it had “vulnerabilities” (recall the many claims of threats of hackers and all by INEC and government agencies).

To this the witness replied that the IREV “had no vulnerability.”

Furthermore into the cross examination, Mr Ikwueto handed an INEC certified IREV result sheet and asked, “what is the score of APC in this result sheet?”

INEC Witness: ”I don’t know, the results are blurry.”

And that was how INEC admitted in court that its document is blurry.

Now, the question is where did it get the numbers to announce the winner it announced?

Remember: ”The aim is not to trust the judiciary, the aim is to overwhelm them with evidence”.

ojesymsym:
Very nice try, please use a software to generate it again.

You started the process map with a decision point, instead start with something like, Candidate present self for verification.
Also the error is not even between C and D, it is only on part of D.
The upload to INEC server may have worked, it is the iREV upload that has been confirmed not to have worked in real time.

Nice one

10 years ago, today, my darling mother, Alhaja Abibatu Mogaji passed away. On this day, I remember her love, grit, devotion and generosity. I will always cherish the time we had together and the values of hard work, forthrightness and perseverance she instilled in me. May Allah continue to rest her beautiful soul.

ashacot:
PERSPECTIVE IS KEY AND POWERFUL
.... If na Buhari dey make all these appointments when Tinubu dey make, we for don dey hear Nepotism, Fulanization and Islamization gibberish..... That is why me, as a person try as much as possible to avoid crowd mentality, avoid being used as a manipulative tool by the media.... That was why I was a proud supporter and still a proud supporter of Buhari becos he was largely a victim of skewed media narrative which are usually deployed by our press especially when a president of Northern extraction leads this country.... They result to blackmail because the South controls the mainstream media in this country

kestolove95:
Omokri want to come back home

oyichi:
When this man was declared the winner of the presidential election, I said oohh my God, we are doomed, to me, obi is the only one with the magic wand to Savage this country, but so far, taking a good unbiased look at his performance, he seems to be the man this country has been waiting for, so stubborn and highly influential, calling all threats bluff, yes that's the man we want then I ask, would obi have done better?

maziogechi:
Democracy they say is the government of the people, by the people and for the people irrespective of their tribes, religion and culture.

But for Obasa, the reverse seems to be the case as he continues to victimise those he felt are not in line or support his political ideology according to the Ceo Equity Concepts Rowland Okorie who lashed out at the Rt. honourable.

Someone should remind the speaker we are in 2023 not slavery era.Never been recorded in history where an igbo man is claiming ownership of Lagos he stated.

According to Rowland, Obasa stated this in his acceptance speech as a third-term speaker of the Lagos parliament and the inauguration of the 10th Lagos assembly on Tuesday that Lagos state parliament will pass new property, and business ownership laws in the state due to ethno-political and religious division that happened during the last 2023 general elections.

On different occasions I have called him to condemn MC Olumo for his heinous act to a tribe he always choose to turn blind eyes to the truth.

In the presidential and governorship elections, particularly, many Igbos supported the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi and Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour of the LP for the state governorship election respectively.

In his words, he said "In my opinion I think Obasa should step down as the speaker because he has already proven that he is not a healer, he has no respect for the rule of law nor for our great investors from around the world and the entire Nigerian people. As a legal head he is supposed to enact laws that would protect and unite us instead the newly elected 3rd term speaker of House of Rep Lagos Hon Idowu Obasa proposed enacting discriminatory laws with potentials of converting all properties belonging to the non indigenous to indigenous."

Rowland Okorie calls it a dangerous move that reminds the igbos about the abandoned properties tagged to properties belonging to igbos after the civil war. Igbos should really wake up. This move is dangerous and unacceptable.

Members of his cabinet should have proposed several youth empowerment programs that would create jobs and generate millions of naira for the country and the state, but he rather went this way and never attended any. In my thoughts one condition for the 3rd time in a row for Obasa speakers was agreeing to enact a law that would discriminate against the igbos.

"Sometimes when you look at every move by men in the position of power it feels like there is a war against the Igbos. The 2023 elections really went further to expose how dangerous the hate against a tribe could lead to division of the whole nation. Obasa never condemned Mc Olomo after he threatened to kill Igbos. If we must live in peace we must follow great examples of powerful nations like America. The speaker of the House of Rep in Dallas Texas was suspended and impeached or even great Kenya." Ex-president is indicted and all we do is sit and watch our leaders commit crime in our very face.

"It is time investors look towards the eastern part of the nation especially the Igbo states Abia, Anambra. Ebonyin ,Enugu and Imo for more investment opportunities. The people's house has turned into a tribal field. I'm calling on all Igbos to stop buying lands and building massive structures in Lagos while I condemn the Obasa Speakership. Lagos investors should channel their investments toward the eastern.


Rowland Okorie: 9723706076
www.equityconceptsng.com
www.knowurmovies.com

inoki247:
Where Ambode go hide sef...


People wey don colet relegation inside APC don plenty...

helinues:
Who be this, his Excellency Bola Tinubu na una Grandpa wey know how to get things done.

1Sharon:


Why would Arabs sit down and learn cultures and practises from people they considered inferior and took as slaves?

Is that how colonisation works? Who colonised who?

Did the British start dressing like Africans or the other way around?

Check your mentions, I've sent a few links

theredaddy:
Yet some people still bear the anger and bitterness if 2015, whereas GEJ had move on

They want to revenge for a man that bears no grudge, crying more than the bereaved

1Sharon:


Most Arabs are muslims and not Jews or Christians.
Why should I separate hijabs and Abaya from Muslims when wearing those items are requirements in Islam? Those items were cultural before they became muslims but now it's has become religious.

Christians may veil but they in no way need to veil like a Muslim does. Hijab and abayas are not requirements in Christianity.

If Africans are dressing like Arabs, an Arab muslim taught them that, not a christian.

Yoruba's and other coastal West Africans aren't desert people so have no need to dress like that.


Why are you trying to find a link if you say they aren't related? What is your point?


Can you please address the links I've given? All you're doing is talking based on your feelings with nothing to back it up.

1Sharon:


They are going to call it boubou, not abaya since they don't speak Arabic.
But Boubou is an africanized abaya.
Muslims on the East Coast are also wearing it. The common denominator is Islam.

If you're saying Agbadas don't come from Islam. Why are you saying it's the cognate of Abaya?

Why are you linking them together if you insist they aren't related?

Please address the links I've given.

sreamsense:

If your news is true, it is because that is the only business that moves in South east. Outside beer that Ipob/esn patronise, what other business moves well? Obi knew what he was doing before investing Anambra money in Beer. Drug and Beer sell well in South east, but one never understands if it is responsible for inverted thinking we see on daily basis

Abujaexpress:


Akpabio all the way. Nigeria, a highly secular country cannot have Muslim President, a Muslim Vice President, a Muslim Senate President, a Muslim Speaker and a Muslim Chief Justice.

Someone should tell Senator Yari that he should not allow the same greediness of Atiku over Presidential election to blindfold him

Creeper:


At bold: I believe you’re alluding to Ijebu’s “Aso Olona”. Ijebus traded those clothes to Nembe Ijaws and I think Igbos got it from them and co-opted it as their traditional cloth.

And you’re right - agbada most likely has Yoruba origin. Danshiki as well.

1Sharon:


Oh really so how come the name is middle eastern(persian) in origin?

I don't care who you are.

1Sharon:


Historical trends have shown that information and culture in West Africa usually spreads from the far west sahelian countries (Mali/ Senegal) This happened with Jellof Rice & Islam,

And do yorubas really think this didn't happen with Agbada?

In regards to your question on iro & buba. Have a look at this:

https://fashionhistory.fitnyc.edu/boubou/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CIt%20has%20been%20suggested%20that,until%20the%20late%20nineteenth%20century.