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Exactly |
All eyes on the judiciary |
Lol |
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Who is he to tell the courts to do |
Brendaniel:Exactly |
Lotanna2:This is what you guys discussed in your whatsapp group abi lol |
They keep trying to twist this lol Tinubu is the only "president" that has failed to score 25% in Abuja He also lost in his home state Osun and he equally lost in the Lagos he claimed he built How exactly did Tinubu win? He miraculously won in his opponents strongholds What a miracle |
Me too #alleyesonthejudiciary# |
Happy birthday sir |
Nvestor02:Liar!! You forgot to switch accounts. You forgot that this particular account,all your posts on nairaland has been all about why yoruba must vote Tinubu and vote against igbo and Peter Obi Next time remember to switch to your other accounts before making certain comments ![]()
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Good question |
Irrespective of my tribe, P.O is indeed the leader we need at this time |
Peace will actually be restored if he's removed. Let the true winner take over |
Na true o Someone actually doesn't have classmates yet he magically has certificate Only I Nigeria Abeg the judiciary should do the right thing |
We all know this. A man that lost his home state and lost the Lagos he built, couldn't score ordinary 25% in FCT, But he was winning in his opponents strongholds A joke of an election |
Too bad |
Seriously ![]() Real definition of own goal ![]() |
And that was the only witness they managed to get |
Lotanna2:Yet you're scared ![]() Even the most compromised judge in the world won't have a choice than to return Obi's mandate Them thief but them no thief well |
As a pastor he didn't need to lie Kudos for doing the right thing |
Laughing at the bold part ![]() Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, a witness for President Bola Tinubu in the ongoing presidential election dispute, has admitted that the $460,000 that the Nigerian leader forfeited to the United States came from a narcotics business and money laundering. Mr Bamidele, a politician from Ekiti and long-time protege of Mr Tinubu’s, was at the election petitions tribunal on Wednesday in Abuja to give testimony against Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the opposition Labour Party. Mr Bamidele, while being led in his testimony by senior lawyer Lateef Fagbemi, said Mr Obi joined the opposition Labour Party while he was still holding his membership of the Peoples Democratic Party, another opposition party. Among other documents, Mr Bamidele tendered the membership registration file of the Labour Party as of April 25, 2022, which showed that Mr Obi was not a member because his name could not be found on the list. The party’s registration document for Anambra also did not include Mr Obi’s name as of that period. Peoples Gazette first reported Mr Obi’s exit from the PDP on May 25. Prior to that day, he had been a frontrunner in the bid for PDP’s presidential ticket. He formally announced his Labour membership two days later on May 27. However, the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal said Mr Obi did not violate electoral law, even though he became the Labour’s presidential candidate on May 30, less than a month after he joined the party. The electoral law specified that an aspirant must have been a member of a political party for at least 30 days to be eligible to be a candidate. The highlight of Mr Bamidele’s testimony came when he admitted under cross-examination by Mr Obi’s lawyers that Mr Tinubu indeed forfeited over $460,000 in illicit drug proceeds. The case occurred in the United States in the 1990s when Mr Tinubu was living in Chicago. The politician had declined to address the forfeiture for several years, despite its domination of headlines in the run-up to the presidential election on February 25. Livy Uzoukwu, a senior lawyer handling Mr Obi’s case, asked whether or not Mr Bamidele know that the forfeiture was connected to narcotics dealing, to which he responded yes. He also responded that he understood there was money laundering involved in Mr Tinubu’s matter prior to the final forfeiture. Mr Bamidele, who recently became the majority leader of the Nigerian Senate, appeared to be the most high-profile associate of Mr Tinubu to confirm the forfeiture and narcotics background of the former Lagos governor, who was sworn in as Nigeria’s president on May 29, following his controversial declaration as winner of the February presidential election by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. |
Tinubus witness buried their case today Question wey dey shake table since and apc dey manage am, uncle Don break the table kpatakpata Talk about own goal ![]() The guy for kuku no come like others, e for better for Tinubu Thank God Igbos won't be blamed for this |
Buddha3:It's indeed over for Tinubu Thanks to God Igbos won't be blamed for this Yoruba 1 Tinubu 0 |
It's over for Tinubu |
Has yakubu finally showed up in court? O ![]() No be to announce winner in the night You fit prove am? hehehe |
Lesson 101 Learn to rig with sense ![]() |
Obinwenite:Them thief but them no thief well |
Obinwenite:Can't you see the reverse psychology ? Flooding the media saying Obi has no case is their way of expressing deep fear for the inevitable. The evidence before court is overwhelming |
I smelleth fear ![]() We won the election and we'll prove it - Peter Obi Even the most compromised judge in the world will have no option but to return Obi's mandate Why? Because like Aisha Yesufu once said "them thief but they no thief well, they left too many traces" |
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