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godliman:
fetish lies

AutoJoshNG:
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Isiokpukpu:
Shut up. You are making noise. APC won several position in the south east in the last election. Even a little known YPP won a position. Ignorance is diseases

careytommy37:
It's a pun you dumbass!
Liar as in lawyer.
Only dumbasses like you need an explaining to

Akiara:
Tinubu on PDP Ticket. Will Southwest vote for him??

IGBO Obsession will make you run mad soon. Tufiakwa!!!

spits!!

JudgeOGBUNABALI:
About the book DINO is holding ...

HOW democracies DIE

"The book warns against the breakdown of "mutual toleration" and respect for the political legitimacy of the opposition. This toleration involves accepting the results of a free and fair election where the opposition has won, in contrast with advocacy for overthrow or spurious complaints about the election mechanism. The authors also assert the importance of respecting the opinions of those who come to legitimately different political opinions, in contrast to attacking the patriotism of any who disagree, or warning that if they come to power they will destroy the country.

The authors point out that the various branches of government in a system with separation of powers have actions available to them that could completely undermine the other branches or the opposition. The authors warn against ramming through a political agenda or accumulating power by playing "constitutional hardball" with tactics like court packing, stonewalling nominations, or abusing the power of the purse, and recommend "forbearance" and some degree of cooperation to keep government functioning in a balanced fashion. Other threats to democratic stability cited by the authors include economic inequality and segregation of the political parties by race, religion, and geography."

Hmmmm ... APC dissected here

careytommy37:
Ww know na. Everything for 9ja na politics.
Even minister of power, works and housing na liar

mrvitalis:
The truth is not just set yorubas up for 2023 and they fell for it ....

The truth is if north turn against yorubas tomorrow who would have there back

Its stupid to say igbos play politics of hate ...we have supported OBJ (SW) yaradua (NW) jonathan (SS) and Atiku(NE ) yet they accuse igbos of not playing national politics

Spare me the talk jor

mrvitalis:
It was like that before the godfather came
...so dont in your small mind think the godfather did that

It growth rate with its mates around africa is very very poor

EagleNest:
There is only one state left standing in Nigeria today where a godfather has lasted long and has successfully chosen all governors after his tenure.

But in many other states, God fathers doesn't reign more than a term.

SarkinYarki:
Even with the presence of two fully loaded large bullion vans in Tinubus house hours before the election and the 10 thousand naira voter Moni osinbanjo was distributing with reckless disregard you still think less money was spent ? You BMC love to deceive yourself ooo

Yankee101:
Old Borno state (where Buhari was governor) cabals have taken over the country. In tandem with (old) kaduna mafia as usual

KingAzari:
Forcking sound bite. This is Cele to Mile 2 this afternoon. How about that.

Nwadiuto247:
Foolish reply.

Does Buhari have right to reject people because they didnt vote for him and his APC?

Does the constitution he took and oat to uphold say he should treat only those voted him and his APC well and reject those wbo didnt vote for him?

Yet this was the reason given by this northern group as why Ohaneze should not demand anything from Buhari.

Read the submission of the northern group again if you have a functional brain at all then make proper reply in line with the post you read.

Dont just throw in a silly and shallow reply like you just did.

SarkinYarki:
So Buhari victory in 2015 was determined by money? You can see you lack critical thinking skills

missimelda01:
Marriage will come at the appointed time with the appropriate person. Don't force it, it's better to be single than being in an abusive marriage. As a woman, let your happiness be your major priority (and it should come from within you).

SarkinYarki:
How can 2019 better than 2015? ..If 2015 was anything near 2019 Buhari would have been rigged out and Jonathan dcelared winner on false result

madridguy:
So Atiku will now be address as Emir of Bama prison
I remember the Onikuje of Kuje

oilPUSSY:
European Union Election Observation Mission on the 2019 general elections formally unveiled its report and recommendations at the weekend in Abuja.

The Chief Observer of the EU team, Maria Arena read to newsmen, excerpts of its reports which contained 30 recommendations to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Tribune Online findings revealed that the EU deployed over 91 observers to 261 polling units and 94 collation centres in 31 states of the Federation during the last Presidential and National Assembly elections.

It equally deployed 73 observers to 223 polling units and 81 collation centres in 22 states of the Federation for the Governorship, State Assembly and Federal Capital Territory, (FCT) Area Council elections.

Giving its verdict on the election, the EU Chief Observer said the electoral process, from voting, collation and final declaration of results were not too transparent. She admonished the Commission “to strengthen collation of results transparently to inspire confidence in the process.”

INEC chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu in his prompt response said democracy was a work in progress and his Commission was determined to implement EU recommendations.

The EU observation in its report read in part: “Inconsistent numbers during collation, lack of clear checks and explanations, and insufficient public information undermined the integrity of the elections.
“Citizens did not have sufficient means to scrutinise results. INEC did not provide centralised information on the declared results for the different locations and has not posted complete results data on its website.
“Similarly, there is a lack of disaggregated results by LGA, ward or polling unit, which would allow for thorough checking of results.”

It recommended that “legal requirements be established for full results transparency, with data easily accessible to the public.

“All results, including those from lower levels, be immediately displayed at collation centres. Results forms from all collation centres be scanned and published on the INEC website by the time of the declaration of final results. Results forms from all polling units be published before the deadline for submission of petitions against declared results.”

Expressing concern over the postponement of presidential and national assembly elections, “five hours before polling was due to start on February 16, the EU recommended “organisational and operational capacity within INEC be considerably strengthened. Improve the planning, tracking, and the required human and material resources for timely and accountable operations. In addition, improve internal communication within INEC.”

The EU Chief Observer, however, admitted: “that INEC worked in a difficult environment and made some improvements.” To strengthen Nigeria democracy, the EU called for a national dialogue involving state institutions, parties, civil society and the media.
She said: “This needs to be urgently undertaken to allow time for debate, legislative changes and implementation well in advance of the next elections.” She further noted that such national dialogue for future elections was imperative to instil sanity in the process before the next general elections.

Asked by newsmen if in her judgement the 2015 general elections were better than the 2019 exercise, Maria Arena. said it was difficult for her to pass judgement.

“It is difficult to say one election was better than the other. What we can say is that there is room for more transparency. We need to improve on the system and it is a problem if we aren’t seeing improvement. If we want to sustain democracy, there must be more transparency in the process.”

The INEC chairman said the full EU EOM report and recommendations would be useful for future elections.
“Indeed, the report is coming at the right time as it will feed into our ongoing review of the conduct of the elections.

“Let me assure you that the Commission will again quickly focus attention on the electoral legal framework in addition to several other areas of reform. We will study in detail all recommendations as part of our ongoing internal review of the 2019 general elections which we hope to conclude in the next two months.

“Immediately thereafter, we shall engage with the leadership of the 9th National Assembly on areas that require legislation while implementing aspects of the reform within the powers of the Commission in full consultation with stakeholders.”

https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://www..com/today/tribune/nigerian-tribune-newspaper-headlines-today&hl=en-NG

soyoyeakinyode:
It was a good day for Sen. Nurudeen Ademola Adeleke and Osun PDP at the Supreme Court today as Panel of Judges took a close look at the case presented by Sen.Nurudeen Ademola Adeleke and Osun PDP. The Lawyers of Sen. Adeleke gave resounding answers to all the questions posed to them by the Judges and presented valid evidences to justify that Sen. Adeleke is the true winner of the 2018 Osun Governorship Election.

The judges however never hide their satisfaction at the technicalities and manner adopted by the lawyers in presenting the case and the efficacy of the evidences provided. On the other hand, it was indeed a bad day for the lawyers of Mr Gboyega Oyetola and Osun APC as they fail in giving clear answers to some of the questions posed to them. They also lack the right evidences to juxtapose their position before the panel.

The final judgement day has been declared to be 5th of July, 2019.

Signed:
Akinyode Soyoye,
Director Media & Publicity,
Ireyode Progressive Movement.

Sanromeo:
You don't know what you're talking about. A governor who against all odd has been repositioning the state despite the huge mess he met in office, is a clueless?

A governor who inherited 7 months arrears owed by the previous administration and has paid everything while paying workers as and when due, is cluesless? A governor whose investment drive has brought about 5 industries to the state, in less than 2½years in office.

A governor who has constructed more roads within 2 years in office than his predecessors. A governor whose water initiative programme has been adopted by the Federal government. A governor who has reconstructed over 500 public schools within 2 years in office is clueless?

These are few of the completed road projects by Governor Akeredolu's administration with the last 2 years in office.

Scantyhair:
Mynd44, Seun

Scantyhair:
what is sole?
disgrace