₦airaland Forum

Enice:
Oga, the constitution says "for the purpose of interpretation, the FCT should be seen as a state" , that is, the girls should be seen as boys. That means if you say there are 16 boys in the class, you are correct, but everyone has to be identified properly hence the 14 boys and 2 girls

ItooWorWor:
You are confuse.

Enice:
the constitution is not 2+2=4. It's like a Bible, you don't read it literally. There's a caveat that says for the interpretation of the constitution, the FCT should be seen as a state. Now if you look at it from that angle, it's like saying (to your question) " call for me 50% of the students, ie boys and girls or boys or girls so long as 50% of students is represented

Enice:
Oga! FCT is not a state that's why the "and" is use. You cannot group two different things together. When you want to state a total of two different items you use and. For example number of students in a class is 14 boys and 2 girls. That is why the and is used. Aggregation of the states and FCT.

Sangoamadioha1:
My analogy says share the ₦10million amongst the 36 states and FCT, would you share the money amongst the 36 states and FCT or you would share the ₦10million amongst the 36 states and give ₦10million to FCT

Paramount01:
common sense you say? when you know is not commonsensical correct

Do you think people in Abj are better than us? In law , everybody is equal except you want to be blinded with the truth

ganisucks:
Wrong. A comma before AND is an Oxford comma. Oxford commas are simply for fancy. Whether you put a comma or not, the conjunction AND satisfies the function. AND is the conjunction, not the comma.

Also Nigeria is a big man country. Our law givers always like inputing the maths and English credits clause in most of our laws. They borrowed this thinking from the British: the masters of class and levels.

Parachoko:
So what did the Constitution say about a candidate who win in the 36 State but lost in the FCT? What did the constitution say should happen when a scenerio like that plays out?

Newfoundlove:
U come here come dey whine people to drop account number

Oloshi Oloriburuku Abiipabe Omo

stuffs2002:
And Obi will lose his watery case

richmond500:
make u deh calm down, u don't have to approach every situation with raw stupidity.
All I am asking is that, did Obi sue Tinubu too

IyaebeTheGreat:
Why can't you bypass my comment without responding with bitterness? Carry your wahala and leave

Summary of What Happened in Court Today at the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal Pre-hearing: Case Against Tinubu/APC/INEC Begins.

● The presiding Judge is Justice Haruna Simon Tsammani. He heads a 5 Man Pannel of Justices.

● Tribunal Listened To Peter Obi's Case Against Tinubu, APC and INEC.

● The Plea By Obi's Lawyers To Televise The Proceedings was REJECTED.

● They announced That All Cameras Should Be Taken Out Of The Court Room And Everyone Should Keep Away Their Phones.

● AA party lawyers who came to represnt same party didn't know each other and when there is no clarity on who is the real lawyer, they both withdrew their petition against Tinubu, leaving another party called APM.

● Peter Obi's pre-hearing case was to verify if all parties have filed their responses.

● Gov. of Plateau state created his own drama too when he claimed to be representing and he was told he can't represent respondent, he changed it to "I will represent APC then". Looks like this whole this is a joke to APC by the way they have acted.

● Atiku's pre-hearing moved to tomorrow because of time.

● Journalists were barred by police who barricaded the court entrance while some Nigerians were seen protesting far away from the court.

● All parties involved agreed to cooperate with the Court during the course of the matter.

● The Presiding Justice set the tone for all the Election Petitions, stating that the Court will look at every matter on its merit and timeously, not only on grounds of technicalities.

● Lamidi Apapa abi Tincan didn't show up at the court today, but I suspect that Channels & TVC will likely invite him for interview this evening or tomorrow, just to give impression that LP is divided.

● A coalition of civil society groups protesting outside the Court of Appeal building in Abuja during the pre-hearing of the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal on Monday.

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floret23:
Why I believe Tinubu's surpporters' problem is not only political but mental and moral degradation. Initially, I thought Drug Daddy's surpporters are blinded by party politics but I was wrong. I came to this realization when I begin to see that these guys are always on the side of evil even when Tinubu or APC is not involved. They are hell bent to always be on the wrong side.

For instance, check their views on Ekeremadu's court case in United Kingdom. Tinubu's surpporters are boldly defending Ekeremadu but cursing and insulting Ekeremadu's victims (that innocent young man). Who in his right sense commend a criminal but condemn his victim. These guys' minds are programmed to be on the evil side. They are Putin's fans, they rejoice at killings by Fulani herdsmen, and they celebrate criminals like corrupt politicians and drug barons.

What manner of men are Drug Daddy surpporters?

Exc2000:
How exactly is Judiciary under Tinubu?! How is CJN under the Presidency

Jostoman:
If he assume office now which judge will have that mind to give judgement against him. niger for show.

The Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, Sam Amadi, has insisted “the nation can’t build legitimate governance without electoral justice.”

He said it is “completely dumb” to run an electoral system that puts someone in power and asks him to defend his election as commander-in-chief.

Recall that Amadi had claimed the President-elect, Bola Tinubu’s inauguration could be stopped before May 29, insisting that he has a serious case before the tribunal that could go either way.

The former Chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, in a tweet on Sunday, urged his critics to “exit track of electoral triumphalism and get on electoral justice”.

He wrote, “Those who think they have big brains should be thinking hard about the future. Nigeria will have a new government with limited and contested mandate. Instead of thinking how to enjoy Aso Rock, think about how to deal with this crisis on top of an almost vanished state power.

“We have to exit this track of electoral triumphalism and get on electoral justice. That culture of “grab it, smash it” or “do-die” is what collapsed all previous republics. [/b]Without electoral justice you can’t build legitimate governance. Let’s find that out and not bashing Sam.[b]

“You can start today thinking about how we run electoral system that does put someone in power and asks him to defend his election as commander-in-chief in a 3rd world. In risk analysis & engineering that is completely dumb. Start thinking how to fix it for 2027, if it will come.”

Boomkalakuta:
Is that why you don't want to be useful?

helinues:
You meant Obi would have also been useless as president had he won the election as there are demons in Aso rock that will give him dirty slap?

sonature1:
People without values are increasingly taking over sensitive organisations and institutions in Nigeria. How can a sane man accuse the Federal Government of doing nothing to save a man who tried to steal another's organ?

Thank goodness that was not an official statement from the organisation but the view of a spokesman. No sane person should be defending Ekweremadu in this case. If you commit crime, you should do the time.

Airlord2030:
Igbos don't love theirselves😂😂😂

obembet:
Some animal will wall til the next 8yrs... Every wise person don't add emotion to politics so that it will not affect Thier normal life...


Now look at Mr. Macaroni fighting bad government and corruption now dancing with Dbanji who Embezzled millions of Naira belongs to the Masses...

Mercy Johnson APC dancing with Funke akindele PDP after election...

Some werey still dey cry over nothing