₦airaland Forum

Omooba77:
Emi ole fi owosi juwe Ile Baba mi; Tori Omo ko ni mi. You are being enslaved in your own land and you are hailing.

imhotep:
How many plots of land have you donated to the herdsmen so far, in the spirit of APC ? ?

imhotep:
OK.

Sai APC.

jimyjames:
We are well armed protecting our lands and forests, your fathers and mothers are being killed and raped on their farm's, that makes you better? Lol

jimyjames:
We all know Yorubas are verbal warriors, who only make mouth without throwing a punch

StaffofOrayan:
I swear a lot of you are raving maad,
So Sunday is the one starting war?
Not the people killing and sacking people in the SW like they did in the North?
You guys think Yorubas are that easy to manipulate?

stupidmod3:
see ur life, balless creature

Nigeriapen1:
Truck ooo

AmbaliJ:
Op, it was an ipob tout that opened that thread you are debunking. He was just posing as a Benue indigene, but na their way. If anyone mocked Benue people during their travails, it was certainly ibo people. They kept reminding them of their role during the civil war and claiming that their Fulani issues was retribution from Chukwu Okike abiama.

I don't why the ipobs are so toxic. Very bitter and evil lot. And they are way too many on this site, with multiple monikers. Smh.

AmbaliJ:
Yes. They are agents of destabilization and own multiple monikers which they use to 'like' their own evil comments; within a minute you would see their comments get up to 10 likes. This site has been invaded by these e-thugs and touts that call themselves ipobs.

Focktot:
Tomorrow they twist history and their subtle attempt to mock the South West as a type of support that they gave the South West.

imhotep:
Even Asiwaju Jagaban is now as mute as a rabbit.

Sai Mama.

Cc helinues

Focktot:
It's good to always stop their propaganda before people start to believe them.

overboard:
They are only giving license for community radio at the moment which can't transmit from Lagos to cover 3 states. Reason the transmitting power for each station has been reduced to 2 kW

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Malawi election: Court orders new vote after May 2019 result annulled

Malawi's constitutional court has annulled last year's controversial election, which saw President Peter Mutharika narrowly re-elected.

The judge found there had been widespread irregularities in the 21 May vote.

This is the first election to be legally challenged since Malawi's independence in 1964. A new vote will take place within 151 days.

There have been regular anti-government protests since the election.

The court ruled that Mr Mutharika will stay in power until a new election takes place.

Why was a legal challenge filed?
President Peter Mutharika won a second term in May with 38.6% of the vote.

But opposition candidates Lazarus Chakwera, who came second, and Saulos Chilima, who finished third, went to court to argue that the election was not fair.

They said the way the election was conducted was full of irregularities.

The judges, who arrived in court in the capital, Lilongwe, under military escort, upheld the complaint on Monday.

According to the official results, Mr Chakwera, who claims he won the election, garnered 35.4% of the vote as the flag bearer for the Malawi Congress Party.

Mr Chilima, a former ally of the president, got 20.2%. He was the candidate for the UTM.

There is a high level of anxiety in the country following months of tense clashes between the police and opposition supporters.

Many schools were closed and some public transport had been suspended ahead of Monday's court decision.