₦airaland Forum

lanreni:
you are presuming that obaseki rigged the election. thats too bad. why not wait for the outcome of the counting before jumping into history class. mind you, recounting could also be counterproductive for them if they also did the same.

PassingShot:
Keep giving yourself hopeless hope.

Ize-Iyamu was defeated fairly in a credible election.

If votes are re-counted, I'm sure Iyamu's vote count will not be up to what was recorded for him.

TheFreeOne:
Oshiomole.....no be Cape Verde long vacation dey load so

Okijajuju1:
Stop lying and talking about stuff you don't know about..


Name the two recently retired Supreme Court Judges and their States of Origin?

Another confused Sai Baba Zombie

Edo State Election Petitions Tribunal sitting in Benin City has granted an order for the People’s Democratic Party and its candidate, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu to inspect all the electoral materials used by the Independence National Electoral Commission for the conduct of the September 28 Edo State governorship election.
Godwin Obaseki of the All Progressive Congress was declared winner of the election after he polled over 319, 483 votes to defeat Pastor Ize-Iyamu who polled 253,173 votes.
The order by the tribunal followed an ex-parte motion filed by Counsel to the PDP and Pastor Ize-Iyamu, Barr. Kingsley Obamogie
Barr. Obamogie said the motion was in compliance with section 151 of the Electoral Act, 2010 as amended which he relied on to pray the court to grant them the order to inspect the INEC materials.
Chairman of the tribunal, Hon. Justice .A. Badamasi granted the order after listening the argument of Obamogie.
Other members of the tribunal are Justices E.A. Ade Sodun, and Hon. Khadi Adamu Usman who are to serve as members.
Obamogie said, “In compliance with the section 151 of the Electoral Act of 2010 as amended, we have approached and pray the court to grant us the permission to inspect all the Electoral, materials used by INEC in the just concluded Edo State Governorship Election”.
An official of the tribunal would only be inaugurated only when petitions have been filed by aggrieved parties and their candidates that participated in the governorship election.
He noted that aggrieved parties have 21 days within which to file petitions.
However, there was a heavy presence of security personnel within and outside the tribunal premises.
Their presence was to forestall any unforeseen circumstance within the court.

globe16:
The northern cabals have already put him in his place.. BTW, a new yoruba leader crowned by the north in the name of Babtunde Fashola is coming up to completely take over from Tinubu

Fashola that can not deliver up to 100 votes in the whole south west.....keep on dreaming

HungerBAD:
Very interesting.

The DSS will not move against these Judge's,if there are no proof of them collecting bribes.

These are Judges,and not ordinary Nigerians. So for the Security men to publicly move against them this way,would show they have gathered tangible evidences.

The Judiciary is the most protected Arm of any Government,and I hope to God the DSS are sure of what they are doing.

If these Judges have been compromised,then the National Judicial Council should not only Debar them,but they should be jailed for a long time for bringing the legal system to a disrepute.

I stand with the fight against corrupt Judges.