₦airaland Forum

Under age voting in the north & mass thumb printing in the south.different method same result .the same sh^it different hole.

Tallesty1:
They almost killed you in SS, SE, & SW for wanting to stop mass thumb printing in river state? What are you trying to say sir?
You sure say your brain don boot finish?

I mean why do you condemn others for f^cking ur sister why u are busy f^cking other people sister.the same underage voting that brought Obj,yaradua and GEJ to power.under age voting in the north & mass thumb printing in the south are all the same.

Underage voting brought brought Obj,yaradua and GEJ to power.underage voting in the north,mass thumb printing in the South.All na the same

They almost killed me here in the SS,SE & SW for wanting to stop mass thumb printing in Rivers state in 2015,Delta,Abia etc

Was this not how GEJ,Yaradua and obasanjo won in the northl

Jonsing man.what have you drone for bayelsa.owning workers for a year plus

UzuegbuProsper:
OKOROCHA SPLASHES MILLIONS ON IMSU- FIRST CLASS STUDENT

The life of Dr. Chigozie Ekenze, the best graduating student at the 2016 combined convocation ceremony of Imo State University has taken a new dimension with the all academic expense, being Thirteen Million Seven Hundred Thousand Naira only has been released by His Excellency, Rochas Okorocha to enable him proceed for his Post Graduate Program in London immediately.

Dr. Chigozie who lost his father shortly after gaining admission to study Optometry in Imo State University was threatened to withdraw for lack of funding as his mother's vegetable trade could not sponsor his education.

In 2011,shortly after ousting Governor Ohakim in a keen Guber contest, Owelle Rochas Okorocha declared free and compulsory education from primary to university and that would rekindle the spark of greatness in the young Doctor to soar to greatness.

Today, while receiving a cheque from Mrs. Ugo Nneoma Rochas Okorocha Ph.D, containing the huge sum, the best brain went on his kneels with utter gratitude to God. He continued to sob uncontrollably for several minutes with overwhelming joy from family and friends.

Recall, Governor Okorocha had earlier granted Dr. Chigozie automatic employment as Lecturer in IMSU. This is the last of the promise the Governor made to him, a promise he has kept.

Only Rochas can do this!

Mazi Anayochukwu Abasiodu Idiong
Special Assistant To The Governor
On Social Media

So this man get crowd like this?? Why all this hatred on him in Nairaland.APC is IMO state

And yet the reject LGA autonomy.hypocrisy

How did GEJ get 1.5million votes in Rivers state?? Mass thumb printing. The underage voted both for PDP and APC.underage voting in the north while mass thumb printing in the south.same poo different holes

How did GEJ get 1.5million votes in Rivers state?? Mass thumb printing. The underage voted both for PDP and APC.underage voting in the north while mass thumb printing in the south.same shit different holes

THE Senate has confirmed six more Resident Electoral Electoral Commissioners (REC) of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.



The confirmation was done during plenary on Wednesday.

Those confirmed are Baba Abba Yusuf (Borno); Dr. Uthman Abdulrahman Ajidagba (Kwara); Mr. Segun Agbaje (Ekiti); Dr. Cyril Omorogbe (Edo); Dr. Emmanuel Alex Hart (Rivers) and Mohammed Mogaji Ibrahim (Gombe).

The functions of INEC as contained in Section 15, Part 1 of the Third Schedule of the 1999 Constitution (As Amended) and Section 2 of the Electoral Act 2010 (As Amended) include the following:
 Organise, undertake and supervise all elections to the offices of the President and Vice-President, the Governor and Deputy Governor of a State, and to the membership of the Senate, the House of Representatives and the House of Assembly of each state of the federation;organize.

To organise means to:

arrange systematically; order.
organize lessons in a planned way"
Other synonyms are:put in order, order, arrange, sort, sort out, assemble,  straight, group, dispose, classify,collocate, categorize, catalogue, codify, tabulate, compile, systematize, systemize, regulate, regiment,standardize, structure, shape,.the bill is dead on arrival.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was established by the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to among other things organize elections into various political offices in the country.

The functions of INEC as contained in Section 15, Part 1 of the Third Schedule of the 1999 Constitution (As Amended) and Section 2 of the Electoral Act 2010 (As Amended) include the following:



Organise, undertake and supervise all elections to the offices of the President and Vice-President, the Governor and Deputy Governor of a State, and to the membership of the Senate, the House of Representatives and the House of Assembly of each state of the federation;
Register political parties in accordance with the provisions of the constitution and Act of the National Assembly;
Monitor the organization and operation of the political parties, including their finances; conventions, congresses and party primaries.
Arrange for the annual examination and auditing of the funds and accounts of political parties, and publish a report on such examination and audit for public information;
Arrange and conduct the registration of persons qualified to vote and prepare, maintain and revise the register of voters for the purpose of any election under this constitution;
Monitor political campaigns and provide rules and regulations which shall govern the political parties;
Conduct voter and civic education;
Promote knowledge of sound democratic election processes; and
Conduct any referendum required to be conducted pursuant to the provision of the 1999 Constitution or any other law or Act of the National Assembly.

Mere academic exercise.inec has already fixed 2019.it will only have effect on 2023

APC will sweep it clean.una go wail till 2023

Supreme court will rule on it.Inec won before they will win again

Inec has already set out time for election.so it will have no effect until 2023 election.

U can't get a quorom.its difficult

Look here

Section 76(1) of the Constitution provides that “elections to each House of the National Assembly shall be held on a date to be appointed by the Independent National Electoral Commission”.

Section 132(1) of the Constitution further states: “An election to the office of the president shall be held on a date to be appointed by the Independent National Electoral Commission,” while Section 178(1) provides that “an election to the office of governor of a state shall be held on a date to be appointed by the Independent National Electoral Commission”.The constitution is greater than the electoral Act,Same way wike got supreme court judgement when they rule that cardreader was alien to the constitution that the voters register superceed the cardreader.


These lawmakers are clowns,why not put the national Assembly election last?.National Assembly cannot do inec job.where is the independence of inec

When the case gets to the supreme court they will say its because of bangwagon effect?.inec will win again as they did before.

The constitution is greater than the electoral act

Story for the god.supreme court will show them pepper.this legislature are purely selfish.

Under age voting in the north & mass thumb printing in the south.different method same result..the same shit different hole.

The body charged with this task of conducting free, fair and credible elections in Nigeria is the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). INEC under Part 1 of the Amended Electoral Act 2011 is recognized as established by section 153 (1) (f) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) and its composition and powers are seen under the Third schedule, which provides thus:

The Commission shall have power to –

organize, undertake and supervise all elections to the offices of the President and Vice-President, the Governor and Deputy Governor of a State, and to the membership of the Senate, the House of Representatives and the House of Assembly of each State of the Federation;
register political parties in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution and an Act of the National Assembly;
monitor the organisation and operation of the political parties, including their finances;
arrange for the annual examination and auditing of the funds and accounts of political parties, and publish a report on such examination and audit for public information;
arrange and conduct the registration of persons qualified to vote and prepare, maintain and revise the register of voters for the purpose of any election under this Constitution;
monitor political campaigns and provide rules and regulations which shall govern the political parties;
ensure that all Electoral Commissioners, Electoral and Returning Officers take and subscribe the Oath of Office prescribed by law;
delegate any of its powers to any Resident Electoral Commissioner; and
carry out such other functions as may be conferred upon it by an Act of the National Assembly.
In addition to its establishment by the Nigerian Constitution, Nigeria’s Electoral law (The Electoral Act 2011) under Part 1 went on to also make more clarifications on the status of INEC as an establishment stating thus:

The Independent National Electoral Commission as established by Section 153 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria shall be a body corporate with perpetual succession and may sue and be sued in its corporate name.
In addition to the functions conferred on it by the 1999 Constitution, the Commission shall have power to:
conduct voter and civic education;
promote knowledge of sound democratic election processes; and
conduct any referendum required to be conducted pursuant to the provision of the 1999 Constitution or any other law or Act of the National Assembly.

[quote author=PROPHETmichael post=65055573][/quote]The functions of the Commission shall be to—
(a) organise, conduct and supervise—
(i) the elections into the office of chairmen and vice-chairmen of local government councils and area councils, membership of the local government councils and area councils, office of Governor and Deputy Governor, membership of the Houses of Assembly of the States, the office of President and Vice-President and membership of the Senate and House of Representatives as may be specified in any enactment or law;


U need mental. Surgery

Section 76(1) of the Constitution provides that “elections to each House of the National Assembly shall be held on a date to be appointed by the Independent National Electoral Commission”.

Section 132(1) of the Constitution further states: “An election to the office of the president shall be held on a date to be appointed by the Independent National Electoral Commission,” while Section 178(1) provides that “an election to the office of governor of a state shall be held on a date to be appointed by the Independent National Electoral Commission”.The constitution is greater than the electoral Act,Same way wike got supreme court judgement when they rule that cardreader was alien to the constitution that the voters register superceed the cardreader.


These lawmakers are clowns,why not put the national Assembly election last.National Assembly cannot do inec job.where is the independence of inec

2019 will be a shocker.Buhari will get 25million votes.mark my word

1000000 PDP defect to APC in Rivers Today.

A former Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Adesola Amosu (rtd), has opted for an out of court settlement with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

The retired Air Chief is being prosecuted for an alleged fraud of N22.8bn.

His trial continued on Monday before Justice Mohammed Idris of the Federal High Court in Lagos.

Counsel to the EFCC, Nnaemeka Omewa, informed the court that the defence team had met with the anti-graft agency for negotiation in which they proposed terms of settlement.

Counsel to Amosu, Bolaji Ayorinde, also confirmed the position and asked the court to grant the parties a short adjournment to enable them to conclude settlement talks and report back on the outcome.

After listening to the submissions of both parties, Justice Idris adjourned the matter till March 7 for a report of settlement, failing which trial would continue.

The Air Marshal is standing trial alongside Air Vice Marshal Jacob Adigun and Air Commodore Gbadebo Olugbenga, as well as eight other companies for an alleged N22.8bn fraud.

He had initially entered into a plea bargain with the EFCC, but later abandoned it, a move which prompted the anti-graft agency to commence trial against all the defendants.

The National Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Uche Secondus has described Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State as a silent achiever and a prudent finance manager.

The National Chairman of the nation’s major opposition party stated this after accompanying the governor on an inspection tour of projects in the state.

Secondus who was elated at not just the number of projects on ground in the state but the quality of work done expressed surprise that despite the low receipt of allocation and two year litigations a lot has been achieved by the present administration.

He described Governor Ikpeazu as one who has kept his campaign promises by providing solution to the infrastructure needs of Abians.
According to him,”i believe that solution have been provided by the government of Abia state to the people of Umuahia and Abia at large”.
“This man is a silent achiever, this man has achieved the best for his people, he has achieved the designs in achievements and projects”, he added.

On the Abia Poultry Cluster and Multi Development Skills Centre, he explained that it is a solution to unemployment in the state if sustained.

He decried that the media has under reported the achievements of the governor and noted that PDP is the party to beat in Abia come 2019.

The Deputy Chairman, Southeast PDP, Austin Umahi,Sam Ohuabunwa,Col.Austin Akobundu,rtd,Reagan Ufomba and a former Commissioner for Information, Akwa Ibom State, Aniekan Umana who were part of the entourage expressed surprise at the achievements of the governor especially the quality of work.

They called on other state governors and the federal government to emulate Abia’s model of development.

Governor Okezie Ikpeazu explained that the essence of the inspection was to ensure that the stakeholders see for themselves what is happening in Abia and bring an hear to hearsay.

He expressed delight at achieving most of his inaugural promises and reaffirmed his commitment to change Abia’s narrative before the end of the year.
The governor was accompanied by PDP stakeholders, National Assembly members, Abia. legislators, the clergy, and traditional rulers.