₦airaland Forum

The juju has clear from his eyes

Buhari has brought suffering and bad luck to our great Nation.

Another policy reversal by our crazy Government

Aiye men


See as dem dey show their logo dey cross their hands in picture 3

osesology:
Long Story!

And so what?

Empty head zombie

ificatchmodeh:
You maybe right bro..
But the court. Is an institution..mot born of a woman..but represented by a blindfold woman with a sword and scale..

Guess you don't know what it means?

Don't mind that zombie, he is typing from his anus

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Confused man

U can't wait to meet PDP in court, yet u and ur allies in Benin city are secretly going to meet PDP chieftains begging them with money not to proceed to the tribunal, where the tribunal will order that the ballot papers for last week election be recounted and compared to the fake results that INEC announced.


This is 2007 happening all over again

This is history repeating itself again in Edo State.

The case of Osunbor vs Oshiomole

Where fake results were announced in favour of Osunbor, only for Tribunal to order the recount of votes in court and Oshiomole won in the votes counted in court.


The courts will still order that the ballot papers of last week election to be recounted and compared to the fake results and figures that INEC released last week.

Obaseki is just a caretaker committee Governor like Osunbor, he will soon be booted out after the court have ordered that ballot papers used in last week election to be recounted.


http://nigeriavillagesquare.com/forum/threads/election-tribunal-orders-recount-of-edo-guber-ballot-papers.14780/

http://www.nigerianmuse.com/20071130013453zg/nm-projects/electoral-reform-project/edo-inec-tenders-conflicting-results-of-recounted-ballot-papers-as-bag-of-ballot-papers/




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[b]Any learned person knows Obaseki will not last long on that seat, He will soon be booted out by the courts.


His case is similar to that of Osunbor vs Oshiomole where Fake results were announced in favour Osunbor in 2007.

History is repeating itself all over again.



Here in Benin they call Obaseki caretaker committee Governor

The thumb printed ballot papers will be recounted in court and foresenic will weed out ballot papers that were thumbprinted by same persons


The courts will ask the ballot papers be recounted in court similar to the case of Osunbor vs Oshiomole in 2007.

The figures reported by INEC will be different from the physical ballot papers exhibit counted in Court

http://nigeriavillagesquare.com/forum/threads/election-tribunal-orders-recount-of-edo-guber-ballot-papers.14780/

http://www.nigerianmuse.com/20071130013453zg/nm-projects/electoral-reform-project/edo-inec-tenders-conflicting-results-of-recounted-ballot-papers-as-bag-of-ballot-papers/

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One would expect that a person who goes by the moniker “Personal Assistant to the President on Social Media” would be able to respond on these issues, even if she copied the answers from somewhere or someone else. But alas! One would be very wrong.
As needless as Ms (or is it Mrs? I am genuinely unaware) Onochie’s job is, seeing as she serves in a government that already has an Information Minister, an SA to the President on Media & Publicity, an SSA to the President on Media & Publicity, an SA to the President on Digital Communications and a Personal Assistant to the President on New Media; the expectation from Nigerians is a certain level of professionalism from this unnecessary drain on public finances.


This one is a knockout.

Deji knocked out the old woman called Lauretta Onochie

The response she gave is typical with the All Progressives’ Congress (APC) that she serves – incoherent, lacking in substance, written to redirect readers from the salient issues and calculated to ultimately deceive. It is not surprising that she follows a well worn path of a government more interested in propaganda & deceit than it is in actual governance.
Lauretta, unable to respond on the salient issues, tried to paint a vivid picture of an Aso Rock under former Presidents from the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) that did not exist, a picture purely from the figment of her imagination, an insight into perhaps what goes on there.



Chai see punchlines, Deji finished that old woman

“All they are doing in the National headquarters of the party is Anti-Tinubu policies; not in Ondo alone but also in Kogi, Edo, Ogun and other parts of the country.



End of discussion, Even Tinubu and his supporters know the Edo state election was rigged by INEC and Buhari's cabal from Abuja


Obaseki will soon be booted out of office by the Courts.

The way it is going, Buhari will ask EFCC to open Tinubu case files again.


Tinubu has started realignment with PDP and AD in the south west and south south . Tinubu is dumping APC very soon.

It is only a matter of time before, the courts boots out Obaseki.

APC and Charms are like 5 and 6

Even APC leaders know that Buhari can not win in 2019 except by rigging and announcing of fake results like they did in Edo State last week.


It's only a matter of time before we hear that the likes of Tinubu, Fayose, Saraki, Ekweremadu, David Mark and Wike, are realigning to form a new party

Obaseki the puppet Caretaker committee Governor


U will soon be booted out like Osunbor



Governor Ize Iyamu is our Governor

International observers, who monitored Wednesday Edo State governorship election have expressed reservations about the conduct of the election, pointing out that they were not denied entry into the centre vote collation centre and that security operatives at the polling units looked the other way while politicians and their agents induced voters with money.

Prof Ahmed Ansari, head of the African Union Observer Team, asked the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to improve on the functionality of the card readers as he noted that the machine did not work in some polling units.

He said along with other international observer groups such as the American Observer team, the British Council and others from the Netherlands and Scotland, the full reports of their impression of the election would be submitted to the INEC and other important election stakeholders.

He said, “The turnout was quite impressive, but there were problems here and there. Another challenge was understaffing. We saw situation whereby only one staff was in a polling unit. That was not good enough.

There were reports of inducement. Every party complained about inducement which to me mean that all of them were guilty. The electorate are not supposed to sell their consciences. To the politicians, it shouldn’t be about money.



He further stated that “as the head of an international observer team, we were not allowed to go to the collation centres at a particular time. That is something we need to complain about. I asked who gave the instruction; who gave the order? It couldn’t be INEC.

“It could be, as they call it, order from above? But the security men told me that ‘sir, this is the order given to us.’ In every situation, one person is allowed to be there. Even when we delegated Victor (his assistant) to go in, he was not allowed to go into the hall.

He said, “He (Victor) was allowed to come within the compound, but was not inside the nucleus, where the whole the exercise took place, adding that “we should be there; we should get the result sheet. We should have a copy but we don’t have copies for now.”

On the rescheduling of collation of results, Prof Ansari said, “it could be for security reasons based on advice, but I didn’t know why they had to stop and leave it for a particular time. Of course, there was no call for it.”



When asked what security operatives could have done upon noticing that money was exchanging hands at the polling units, he said “that depends on the order they gave them.”

Also speaking, Christian Victor from the African Union for Economic, Social and Cultural Council, said many of the things observed in the field on Wednesday were not the kind of things that should happen in an election.

He said, “One of them is that everywhere we visited was filled with money flying around. Some people were fighting some voters for not voting the political parties they were paid for. It was very disappointing that this kind of thing still happens in the Nigeria’s political system.

“I watched the security agencies and it was clear they understood that monies were flying but for reasons best known to them they did not stop it. There were cases of young men, who looked like thugs, driving around during the election.

“They were never stopped by security agencies. That is wrong where there is a restriction of movement. I also saw wealthy people moving around in SUVs during the election.

I have been part of many elections and I have never seen a situation whereby observers and journalists are not allowed into collation centres.”

A local observer, Sadoh Danladi Sunday, stated that it was shocking that the results announced by the INEC did not tally with those his group got from the field.

http://tribuneonlineng.com/foreign-observers-fault-conduct-edo-election/

Obaseki's cosmetic victory is like that of Osunbor's victory in 2007, it will nullified and overturned at the Supreme court.

It is over


Pastor Ize Iyamu is our Governor