₦airaland Forum

fratermathy:
You are wrong bro. Delta State Tribunal is holding in Asaba, not Abuja. I guess the location of the Tribunal depends on the court petitioned by the complainant.

Speaking to SUNDAY PUNCH on condition of anonymity, a PDP governor said, “These judgments are targeted at killing the PDP and we have to do something about it.

“The curious and controversial relocation of the elections tribunals from their states to Abuja without any justification.

Firefire:
I wonder why some people carry other people wahala for head ?

Aregbesola never pay Osun workers salary since January 2015.

Okorocha never pay salary since October 2014.

Lagos don dey turn upside down small small under Ambode.

And some children of hate and anger celebrating the dullards here.

bashydemy:
Sorry yourself maybe when they boot wike out you bring him back.... At the moment he as been sacked and not a Governor anymore.

bashydemy:
Sorry that won't work in Wike's case, You think tribunal dont know what they are doing when the fix judgement to be Saturday? According to law wike will vacate that seat immediately except he approach appeal immediately and that can't happen in his case as today is Saturday and tomorrow is Sunday and before he could do anything that will be monday and acting Governor will be in power already... Wike won't last another one hour on seat...

aproko247:
Rivers State chapter of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has alleged that Nyesom Wike, who was sacked on Saturday by an election tribunal sitting in Abuja as governor of Rivers State, is planning to run away “from facing the wrath of the law for his corrupt practices and for [size=15pt]supervising the death of over 100 APC members” [/size] during an election.

4. Avoid cold water after a meal

6. Never drink tea or coffee immediately after a meal

joseph1832:
And we also know the amount of money PDP have stolen since 1999, from Ibori to Alameiyesegha to Lucky Igbinedion to Gbenda Daniel to Diezani, not to talk of the lives rendered miserable by the theft of the PDP!. Clear case of kettle calling pot black!

midolian:
you and I know its a big lie. Bubu won't hurt a fly to win election

LouisVanGaal:
Which is better...that children organise themselves and vote peacefully without ballot snatching or maiming of voters or illegal thumb-printing AND when Adult does the opposite?? I'm and sure you know that one of the scenarios is manageable..

midolian:
yes! Deadly blow to "hooliganism"

modath:
APC does not need to win Rivers,that is not the fight, Wike will stop being Gov... dazalll...

[size=15pt]He has lost immunity, hell will rain down on him for all the lives he wasted on his useless ambition[/size].. Take it as a fact that even if PDP wins, it wont be Wicked wike..


You can argue within yourselves, una plenty reach...

Peace out..

SkyBlue1:
You are funny, you think appeal is like garri you just keep collecting from a bag? If he appeals to the highest court and the court nullifies his election it is over. That doesn't have to take 4 years, this one took only a few months. I don't know why you people like telling yourself lies to support what was obviously wrong, do you people have no iota of conscience? The people that died during election, were they not from Rivers State? Someone suported statewide thuggery to force his way into power and you are here making him look like the victim. These are the kind of mentalities we need to expunge for Nigeria to move forward, very backwards.

franchizy:
Shut up and watch the appeal of APC legislators.
Its obvious that the grounds at which the PDP legislatures won at the tribunal will be nullified by the Appeal court.

Recall that same ground at which the PDP legislators won at the tribunal were dismissed by the governorship tribunal and wike appealed it and it was also dismissed.

So tell us another story cos as far as I'm concerned wike cannot win a free and fair election.

I bet you that you will see the great alliance and forces against wine. Now that he has no more federal might, wike will lose majority of his supporters out of fear.

You think politics is to quote or comment on nairaland.

naijapips02:
E go just do them like Nollywood movie, then they'd all come back to deactivate their accounts here. We know them.

modath:
[size=15pt]There was no election in Rivers & you know it,[/size] & we shouldn't lose our humanity cos of politics of obsessive consumption ....& pray tell us what was the positive impact of your hero's five years... Pot calling kettle.


The blood of that family will haunt all persons that feel lives are not sacred when it comes to politics ..

MaziOmenuko:
As long as you people wont use thuggery, intimidation and violence to marr the election, you can go to the polls and test your popularity.

Let the people decide who precises over their affairs.

Say no to ballot box snatching

denko:
What is wrong with this buhari, instead of him to concentrate and defeat boko haram he is trying to bring more trouble for himself, how come the rivers people voted their legislators and rejected their governor. this buhari of a thing should be very careful.

[size=15pt]I will appeal tribunal’s judgement, says Wike[/size]
Nyesom Wike, candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the April 11 Rivers state governorship election, says he will appeal Saturday’s judgment of the election petition tribunal nullifying his election.

Addressing journalists after the judgment, Chris Uche (SAN), counsel to PDP, declared that Wike remains governor until the appeal processes are exhausted.

He said the nature of the judgment delivered by Justice Ambrousa-led Tribunal makes appeal vital, as the new position adopted by the tribunal must be tested in the interest of justice.

Uche noted that the tribunal’s reliance on card reader accreditation to nullify the governorship election, when evidence was led by both the respondents and the petitioners that both card reader and manual accreditation were used for the election, requires testing at the court of appeal.

He expressed shock that less than 24 hours after lawyers on all sides submitted nine written addresses and documents, the tribunal sent notice that judgment would be delivered on Saturday morning.

He said the tribunal was aware that the supreme court judgment on the jurisdiction of the tribunal outside of Rivers state would be delivered on Tuesday. He added that the tribunal had seven days to deliver its judgment, wondering why it chose to do so in less than two days.

“This is the first tier in the judicial ladder. We have instructions, becaus‎e this judgment has raised several issues that must be tested on appeal. We still have the court of appeal; we still have the supreme court,” he said.

“We will all remember that even the supreme court has picked next Tuesday to deliver judgment on the jurisdiction of this same tribunal. Suddenly, the date was brought forward to deliver this judgment while the tribunal still had seven days to the expiration of the petition.

“By virtue of section 143 of the electoral act, our candidate, the governor, will remain in office until this matter has gone the whole hog to the supreme court.

“This judgment is one we must test on appeal. We have hope; we will contend with it seriously.”
https://www.thecable.ng/will-appeal-tribunals-judgement-says-wike#.ViuEAfCpP90.twitter

Tolexander:
So the difference between Amechi and Nyesom Wike is the former is a legal Ex Governor while the latter is an illegal ex Governor.

However, Nyesom Wike still has the chance to turn the illegality!

[size=15pt]I will appeal tribunal’s judgement, says Wike[/size]
Nyesom Wike, candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the April 11 Rivers state governorship election, says he will appeal Saturday’s judgment of the election petition tribunal nullifying his election.

Addressing journalists after the judgment, Chris Uche (SAN), counsel to PDP, declared that Wike remains governor until the appeal processes are exhausted.

He said the nature of the judgment delivered by Justice Ambrousa-led Tribunal makes appeal vital, as the new position adopted by the tribunal must be tested in the interest of justice.

Uche noted that the tribunal’s reliance on card reader accreditation to nullify the governorship election, when evidence was led by both the respondents and the petitioners that both card reader and manual accreditation were used for the election, requires testing at the court of appeal.

He expressed shock that less than 24 hours after lawyers on all sides submitted nine written addresses and documents, the tribunal sent notice that judgment would be delivered on Saturday morning.

He said the tribunal was aware that the supreme court judgment on the jurisdiction of the tribunal outside of Rivers state would be delivered on Tuesday. He added that the tribunal had seven days to deliver its judgment, wondering why it chose to do so in less than two days.

“This is the first tier in the judicial ladder. We have instructions, becaus‎e this judgment has raised several issues that must be tested on appeal. We still have the court of appeal; we still have the supreme court,” he said.

“We will all remember that even the supreme court has picked next Tuesday to deliver judgment on the jurisdiction of this same tribunal. Suddenly, the date was brought forward to deliver this judgment while the tribunal still had seven days to the expiration of the petition.

“By virtue of section 143 of the electoral act, our candidate, the governor, will remain in office until this matter has gone the whole hog to the supreme court.

“This judgment is one we must test on appeal. We have hope; we will contend with it seriously.”
https://www.thecable.ng/will-appeal-tribunals-judgement-says-wike#.ViuEAfCpP90.twitter