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Caseless:Nothing can be done bout ekiti election again tribunal has gvn him victory wakeup |
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http://www.premiumtimesng.com/investigationspecial-reports/176339-obanikoro-fayose-chris-uba-brig-general-momoh-rigged-ekiti-governorship-election-collusion-nigerian-army.html SaharaReporters has received unimpeachable documents and audio recordings providing substantial evidence that major Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leaders planned and successfully rigged the gubernatorial elections in Ekiti State, and plotted a similar scenario in Osun in 2014. The audio recordings and affidavit were provided by Sagir Koli, a Captain in the 32nd Artillery Brigade stationed in Ekiti State, who has since fled the country for fear of retaliation. Capt. Koli recorded the conversation on 20th June 2014 when he was asked to accompany his Commanding Officer, Brigadier General Aliyu Momoh, to the meeting. The venue was held at Spotless Hotel in Ado-Ekiti. The audio recordings depict the meeting as being attended by the eventual “winner” of the election, Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti; Senator Iyiola Omisore; a man identified as Honorable Abdulkareem; the Minister for Police Affairs Caleb Olubolade; and Senator Musiliu Obanikoro who was at the time the Minister of State for Defence. Mr. Chris Uba came to Ekiti with huge stash cash and soldiers from the East to carry out the assignment. The 37-minute recording details the conversation between these men as they bribed Brigadier General Momoh with a promotion for his assistance in carrying out election fraud in Ekiti. In it, Obanikoro is clearly heard informing the group of men, “[I] am not here for a tea party, am on special assignment by the President.” SaharaReporters further received credible intelligence that President Goodluck Jonathan had instructed the Chief of Defense Staff, Alex Badeh, to use the army in arresting and intimidating opposition politicians before and during the election. The audio recording provides exact details of the plot, with the collaborators almost degenerating into physical combat. Authentication of Audio Recordings and Proof of Election Fraud The audio recordings were analyzed and authenticated by Guardian Consulting, an independent US-based security consulting company. According to a report authored by Guardian Consulting, also in the possession of SaharaReporters, the independent company used Forensic Voice Frequency Comparison technology to identify all voices on the recording with audio available in the public domain. The then Deputy Defense Minister, Obanikoro clearly states to General Momoh that he was not only sent to the meeting by President Jonathan, but “you can’t get a promotion without me sitting on top of your military council. If I am happy tomorrow night, the sky is your limit.” Governor Fayose revealed that he had already bribed an official of the Independent National Election Commission (INEC), the non-political commission charged with organizing elections in Nigeria, to bring copies of voter ballots with the INEC logo to him that day. Fayose, upset that his INEC contact was caught in traffic, narrated his day’s frustrations: “Where are we supposed to be collating the thing INEC gave to us? Soft copies we now printed? Why is my [INEC] contact not with [the ballots]…my contact man [was] sitting in the check point…it took me more than two hours to get this man.” As the plotters began to argue, Omisore, who was running for Governor of Osun State on the PDP ticket, tried to calm the room: “I would just say that we don’t have to argue so much, we have seen some lapses [today] yes. It’s just this evening, there is nothing happening now that we cannot contain before tomorrow morning.” Plans to Rig Elections in Favor of PDP The eyewitness testimony and sworn affidavit by Capt. Koli corroborates the audio recordings of the PDP officials’ plans to manipulate the Ekiti elections. The plotters devised several plans intended to bring about an unlawful victory for PDP candidates in Ekiti State races, including the forging of INEC ballots, the use of the military to facilitate access for PDP operatives and supporters, the creation of a list of APC members to be arrested, and the deployment of a Special Team of military personnel to prevent APC voters from reaching the polls. The PDP officials told General Momoh that those soldiers on election duty “must work hand-in-hand with the PDP agents” and ordered the arrest of selected APC stalwarts as that could “greatly assist the party during the election including DG campaign organization for Dr. Fayemi, Mr. Bimbo Daramola,” Capt. Koli said in his affidavit. General Momoh, confronted with criticism by the group, defended himself by saying that “we have done a lot of [APC] arrests.” It would be recalled that there were arrests of APC members in Ekiti during the period. It would also be recalled that many members of the security offices paraded around Ekiti in disguise. The PDP collaborators also demanded that the military block APC members’ access to the electorate and that moles should “be careful because the consequence will be severe.” Soldiers were instructed set up roadblocks leading to the polling stations and prevent APC supporters’ access. Additionally, vehicles and individuals with a special sticker labeled “National Security Task” were allowed movement anywhere, and were only distributed to PDP agents. General Momoh informed the group that there were “about 6 special teams. I have one strike force. I have almost forty soldiers after deployment,” evidently an organized system being used to manipulate voter turnout. Capt. Koli’s statement explained that based on these strategies, “they succeeded in rigging the Ekiti State election with victory in all the 16 Local Governing Authorities (LGAs). These really inspired them and they were with the euphoria that same would happen in Osun State.” Indeed, leading into the Osun State elections the Brigadier General posted there was told to take a three-week leave during the elections. His position was temporarily filled by General Momoh, who then repeated the same fraudulent tactics in Osun. Retaliation Against Captain Sagir Koli SaharaReporters was provided with additional evidence that proves the military retaliated against Capt. Koli when he released this information. Capt. Koli fled before he was arrested, but the military arrested, secretly detained, and chained his brother Adamu to a bed for nearly five months at the Adekunle Fanjuyi’s Cantonment. In an exclusive phone interview with from his hideout outside Nigeria, Capt. Koli told SaharaReporters that his brother was starved for periods of time and sometimes “fed worms.” Adamu was only released after a petition, which is also in possession of SaharaReporters, was submitted to the National Human Rights Commission by Barrister Chief K. Akinola Ajayi. The treatment of Capt. Koli’s brother was so poor during his illegal confinement that he had to be hospitalized due to malnutrition. SaharaReporters contacted Nigerian Defense spokesperson, General Chris Olukolade as well as Nigerian Army spokesperson, Col. SK Usman, for comment on this story. Both officials promised to get back to us but never did. |
http://www.punchng.com/news/troops-kill-top-boko-haram-commander/ The troops of the Multi National Joint Task Force may have killed a very high ranking member of the Boko Haram Sect in the ongoing military operation in the North East. It was learnt that the insurgents’ commander whose identity was not revealed was killed in one of the raids carried out by Federal troops and their counterparts from Chad, Niger and Cameroon. It was stated that the late commander was one of the top officers to the founder of the Boko Haram Sect, Muhammad Yusuf. The Boko Haram Commander was said to have been killed during the battle of Malamfatori. Nigeria’s neighboring countries are deploying a total of 3600 troops to the Multi National Joint Task Force to aid the nation’s current onslaught against the Boko Haram. Out of the figure, Chad contributes the largest figure of 2,500 troops while Niger and Cameroon contributes 700 and 400 troops respectively. It was stated that the insurgents’ top commander was killed in an air strike by helicopter gunships of the Nigerian Air Force, involved in the combined operation with ground forces during the fight to reclaim some border towns from the insurgents. Some of the towns liberated by the soldiers of the Multi National Joint Task Force from Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroon are Gamboru-Ngala, Malamfatori, Abadam, Kirawa and Ashigashiya and Michika. It was gathered that troops had encircled Gwoza, and were moving against the town which was captured and made part of a caliphate announced by the insurgents last year. An Intelligence personnel said on Thursday that the Nigerian Army also made a big break in the battle against the insurgents by recovering some of the most lethal military equipment captured by insurgents when they took over the Baga base of the task force. The recovered equipment included “a Battle Armoured Tank equipped with comprehensive protective system and maximum firing distance and accuracy with anti-aircraft rotating mount; its fire accuracy is attained by range-finder, ballistic computer with a thermal barrel sleeve.” Also in the list of the captured items are armoured personnel vehicles, artillery guns, arms and ammunition, and Hilux vehicles. Our correspondent could not get the Director, Defence Information, Maj. Gen. Chris Olukolade, to comment on the story as the calls to his mobile telephone line could not connect. |
PhockPhockMan:We all know inec has been compromised |
Taylor86:Apc boy pretending pdp, with or without you gej will be presido till 2019 |
This group is just bigger than we know..... they need collective efforts to eradicate Lalasticlala, seun, ishilove, obinoscopY |
Rextayne:Are you guys not tired of click like for GMB and share 4 Gej Nawa oo |
The Chadian army joined the Nigerian Airforce to carry out an airstrike against five Boko Haram technicals outside Monguno in Borno state today. http://lindaikeji..in/2015/02/photos-chadian-and-nigerian-airforce.html#more
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onojiwizardgmailcom:No dey decieve ya self not erry1 in lag likes apc |
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clevvermind:Tell em for me |
The Osun State Election Petition Tribunal has fixed Friday, January 6 for the judgment of the petition filed by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in the August 9, 2014 election, Iyiola Omisore. Omisore is challenging the victory of Governor Rauf Aregbesola of the All Progressives Congress (APC) at the governorship election. The PDP candidate is challenging the election before the Justice Elizabeth Ikpejime panel in some units and wards in 17 local government councils of the state. Omisore and his party, PDP, alleged that the August 9 governorship election was characterised by irregularities and manipulation in favour of APC and Aregbesola, thus asking the tribunal to cancel the election results in the affected local government councils. He is also praying the tribunal to declare him the winner of the election, saying he had the majority lawful votes, stressing that the votes cast for Aregbesola and APC are not lawful and, therefore, should be nullified. Secretary of the tribunal, Adamu Aliyu, confirmed the date of judgment to our correspondent. Counsels to all parties in the case had, two weeks ago, presented and adopted their written addresses before the tribunal. While presenting his written address, counsel to Omisore, Alex Izilyon, said the first respondent in the case, who is Rauf Aregbesola and his party (APC) have not proved their defence beyond reasonable doubt that the said election is not manipulated in favour of the APC. He said the petitioner’s evidences were weighty enough to declare Omisore the winner of the election. But Aregbesola urged the tribunal to dismiss the petition for lack of merit, being baseless and wasting of time. Represented by Akin Olujinmi and Rotimi Akeredolu, Charles Edohor, Aregebsola submitted that the specific allegations upon which the grounds of the petition were predicated are criminal in nature, adding that the petitioners have failed to prove the allegations beyond any reasonable doubt. They further submitted that the petitioners have failed to prove the liability of the first and second respondents in respect of the allegation beyond reasonable doubt as required by the law. http://dailyindependentnig.com/2015/02/osun-election-tribunal-delivers-judgment-friday/ |
![]() Make them postpone the thing, many people don't have. Voters card, many apc are the ones favoured in this voters card issue |
Vicotex: |
Longeria:Apc the uncivilised party |
clevvermind:Fear ke? Only cowards fear all this anti transformation are just nuisance |
When buhari threaten to spill the blood of dogs and baboon this group was sleeping nonsense.... #ndi ara Cc: phockphockman, firefire, obinoscopy, lalasticlala, idumose, mogidi, nigerianvenom, clevvermind, |
The Human and Environmental Development Agenda, HEDA, a nongovernmental organization, has reported Mujahid Dokubo-Asari and his Niger Delta kinsmen to the International Criminal Court, ICC, over their inciting statements ahead of the February general elections. In a letter dated February 3, and addressed to Amie Bensouda of the Office of the Prosecutor, ICC, HEDA stated that the comments credited to Mr. Dokubo and other Niger Delta militants were “akin to preparation for crimes against humanity”. “Madam Prosecutor, to avoid a repeat of the Kenyan experience, where evidence to prosecute alleged sponsors of post-election violence could not be sufficiently mobilized, your office is hereby implored to broaden your monitoring engagement to cover pre-election utterances, actions, inactions and postulations from January 2014,” HEDA stated in the letter signed by Firdaws Ibrahim, Communication Officer, HEDA. “Political gladiators have set the template for developments leading to the heated electoral process. Several politicians, public office holders and their supporters have embarked on hate campaigns, open threat of violence and even act tantamount to genocide.” Two weeks ago, prominent Niger Delta militants met in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, and threatened to unleash violence on the country and take back the region’s oil should President Goodluck Jonathan lose re-election. “For every Goliath, God created a David. For every Pharaoh, there is a Moses. We are going to war. Everyone of you should go and fortify yourself,” Mr. Dokubo-Asari, leader of the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force, said at the gathering. The militants were reacting to attacks on Mr. Jonathan and his campaign team during his rallies in the north. Also, last November, Ibrahim Shema, the Katsina State governor, was caught on tape prodding his supporters to kill the opposition. On January 14, the presidential candidates and their political parties signed a peace pact in Abuja, under the supervision of Kofi Annan, former United Nations Secretary General, and Emeka Anyaoku, former Commonwealth Secretary General. Despite the peace accord, political campaigns across the country have continued to be characterized by hate speech, character assassination, religious and ethnic incitement and, physical attacks on campaign convoys. The ICC on Tuesday warned that it would not take lightly the outbreak of violence during the general elections and vowed to prosecute persons or groups caught inciting or perpetrating acts of violence in the run-up or after election. In the letter titled ‘Analysis of Security Situation in Nigeria,’ HEDA pledged to assist the ICC to ensure that sponsors and promoters of election violence are brought to book. “Past experience have shown the government and by extension the ruling class as unwilling and incapable of bringing an end to politically induced violence or at the least, bring perpetrators of violence to book,” the group said. “The April 16, 2011 Presidential election was greeted with an orgy of violence that took the world by surprise. It led to the death of over 800 persons in northern Nigeria. The victims were killed in three days of rioting in 12 northern states of Nigeria. “In response to the mass killings, Nigerian Government on May 11, 2011 appointed a 22-member panel to investigate the causes and extent of the violence. “In its report, submitted to the President on October 10, 2011, the panel indicted the government of contributing to the violence by failing to implement reports of past commissions and panels on ethno-religious and political crises which has contributed to the 2011 post-election violence and, urged the government to implement the reports. “More than three years without implementation, even after a white paper was issued on the report, it is obvious the report has gone the way of those before it. “The government has not only failed to implement recommendations of the Panel, the identified perpetrators of the violence are still freely working streets and, possibly emboldened by government’s inaction to unleash a higher degree of violence, if not favoured by outcomes of the 2015 election.” http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/176263-group-reports-asari-dokubo-niger-delta-militants-icc.html |
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Alphaoscar:Check your IQ if you've not gone insane |
buygala:B4 d guy create the thread en go don waste enough soap naa...so don't mind his foolishness |
Their plan will fail...thieves of apc |
Timzy234:All this mugus you called out what do you want em to do? Raise more propaganda Smh 4 u all |
Alphaoscar:Noise maker |
mrking3:Mtchew are you ok? If other condolence ain't enof 4 u den g & D jor, will crying get em back |
This accident happened this afternoon along the Benin Ore expressway involvinga commercial bus and a trailer. The commercial bus driver was trying to overtakea trailer but wasn't fast enough and ended up crashing into the rare end of another trailer. Eye witnesses said the trailer driver didn't even stop to see what had happened, he sped off.All passengers were rushed to the hospital, but the driver of the bus died instantlyas he was pinned in the driver side. Sad. . http://lindaikeji..in/2015/02/photos-accident-along-benin-ore-express.html#more
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Nawa oo |
God bless the dead. Her death just reduced the number of pdp votes on failbuhari 14 but we will get the number back we are the party to beat....... All we are sayinggg....give us goodluck *singing* 3x repeat till fade |
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