₦airaland Forum

Trioxocarbonate:
Let APC present an Igala man or bye bye to APC in Kogi state.

An average Igala will go for his tribe before party.

my brother, am an igala man and i knew the political atmosphere already. Kogites are patiently waiting for APC's decision, and if all is not well with APCs choice of candidates, they should forget about it in Kogi.

As it stand, Wada stand a better chance.

TonyeBarcanista:
Dasuki should cooperate with the investigators because he has a date with justice. Enough of his nonsense.




#JailHim

God bless you my guy for been on the side of justice.

Trioxocarbonate:
If the election is to be conducted again, Wada will win except APC present an Igala man.

Cc TonyeBarcanista

you have a point my guy. and as it stand APC Need to be very careful. typical igala man prefer to vote for Wada than vote for Audu's deputy.

free2ryhme:
the Judiciary system the bane of Nigeria democracy.

Their moral compass is wacked

to me, our Judiciary system need serious reform.

INTROVERT:
yes or no

sell your space for me jor

I think fresh poll is the only way out. Wada contest against Audu and not his deputy.

CUMPOLICE01:
Kill dasuki

free2ryhme:
[img]"It said that an interim report of the committee showed that over $2 billion was allegedly embezzled and that Dasuki’s presence is required to assist in further investigation." [/img]

this guy leaves, h is not coming back

come back? his ;lawyers knew and that's why they are tryiong so hard for him to leave naija

truly, no peace for the wicked.


Jonathan you see yourself?

its well

Abubakar Audu buried. Now laid in grave as Imams offer prayers. Sands poured into grave amidst tears and sorrow.

Abubakar Audu not risen.

details soon



http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/193768-abubakar-audus-burial-live-updates.html

[quote author=veletye post=40316940][/quote]am sure you knew where to advertise your products

lastpage:
Nice "wonderings"!

Now, since there are ALWAYS TWO SIDES to a COIN, let us look at it from "another Angle":

1.) Audu was on-course to win the election. That much we both agree upon.

2.) Audu represents the and was filled by the APC. Audu is contesting against a PDP candidate

3.) If Audu dies on his way to winning the election, APC will claim he has NOT won the election

4.) INEC is already playing out this script by declaring the election as "INCONCLUSIVE" when it is very obvious and established in law, based on precedents, that it is a party that actually holds the mandate of such election. That is, irrespective of which candidate is fielded, the party is a guardian of the mandate and can replace candidates while still retaining its mandate. \

5.) INEC has no right to declare such election "inconclusive" since the Kogi people have casted their votes and the "vote-casting process" has COMPLETED conclusively, irrespective of whether Audu dies or not and his death has "no bearing" on the Vote Count.

6.) A very important element of Criminal investigation is the postulate of MOTIVE.
Motive exposes those/who could benefit from the commission of a crime. That is, the "beneficiaries" of crime, always fall within the circle of those with the motive
Put in another way, if you have a "Benefit", then you have a "Motive"

7.) His family said he was vomiting BLOOD, before he died. as against the lie some Newspapers are peddling that he dies of cardiac arrest! Cardiac Arrest death does not involve vomiting Blood!.... that is a symptom of "ingested Poison".

8.) Going by the fact that Audu was poisoned, we can now ask:

a.) Does his PDP opponent has a BENEFIT from his death? Well, as we have seen, his death means the PDP opponent has a chance since otherwise, he would have been declared the LOOSER of the election by now

b.) Since he has something to gain by Audu's death (benefit), then we can conclude reasonably, that "he has a motive" to see Audu DEAD!
That would give him another chance for a re-run, which he thinks he might also win.


As for not wanting Audu to be the Governorship candidate, the APC was mindful of his political past but had to give-in since it seems the people of Kogi are in-love with him. ... and they have showed it in their voting pattern.
This does not mean that APC would actually go as far as killing their own "winning candidate"!?
[size=14pt]That is Hogwash. [/size]

If they actually want to do that, they would wait till he was sworn-in as Governor, then kill him so that his Deputy will just assume the seat,... not do it before he is inaugurated.
[size=14pt]Your assertion and position lacks any sense of Logic[/size]

I am sure that APC is also aware of this possible "backlash' should a re-run be ordered and would not even try running the risk of killing their own Candidate who is popular with the electorates.

Its like in Lagos State in 2011: Tinubu does not want Fashola to have a second term but he has no choice than to bow to the will of Lagosians (Egba, a ti fun yin o! Take, l have given him to you! ).
Will Tinubu go as far as poisoning Fashola, just to make that point of not wanting him? NO.


*PDP has pulled a "fast one" on the people of Kogi and Nigeria in general.
*PDP has been described as a "NEST OF KILLERS" ... even by their own party members, in the past.
*Like a cliché says, "The Apple does not fall far away from the Apple Tree".

*Everything points to PDP and their candidate, poisoning Audu, to get a re-run and boost their chance.



Lastpage!

May God bless you richly bro

belabela:
His death is unfortunate however the mandate was given to APC not Audu.

Since Audu and Faleye's names were submitted to INEC - Faleye may become the elected governor.

Again the candidate who came second during the primaries may have a case here.

I think it will come down to APC leadership to determine what they will do.

The PDP may also have a case if the candidate who came second during the primary is given the mandate. PDP can simply say his name was not submitted to INEC.

This is an opportunity for lawayers to make money as all parties will be seeking legal counsel.

in summary...thanks for the shut bro

Ikiriye:
That will not happen,reason is that Amaechi of rivers state was not elected in pdp platform as been quoted.the issue of party is null and void but rather the candidate.otherwise there was no reason for Amaechi to become gov of rivers state since pdp suspended him.but because of bribes which is the bane of our society he was forced in by the so called supreme court.if the case was against apc will day not say the election should be cancelled.let us be sincere in our comment.a rerun is the only way.let the deputy contest and show his popularity.enough of imposition of candidates by the presidency on people.the same useless way of governance by pdp is exactly what this apc is doing.pot calling kettle black

stop wailing...lets wait for our legal team to battle it out.

donTbone:
What I know and think about Kogi Election!

After Audu's death, I knew it wasn't just 'DEATH', he was killed intentionally. But I asked who might it be
Lemme start from here...Audu was actualy nominated as the APC candidate because he gained ground in Kogi state and he was really popular, not because APC of the state eventually wanna make him go for the govnorship election or because he was a very good man, NO!. And in that case, for them (APC) to win, they need someone who will win the election.

Before his death, though the election wasn't concluded yet, am sure APC won.


Now My View about the incident.

Checking from what happened, we cant say Audu was killed by an opposition party but by his own party. Looking closely, I guess their plan is:
If Audu should win the election, since they actually want his deputy as the gov, the best is to kill Audu, make his deputy be the gov then everything goes fine. But it backfired. The election is inconclusive and I don't think if there is a rerun of the voting (which I don't think there will be), APC might lose ground to PDP I Kogi state.

But my question is still...
WHY WILL THEY WANT HIM DEAD?

my brother, politicians can't be trusted.

Even Wada himself is not clean, but only God knows what really happened to AUDU.

DONSMITH123:
Chief Niyi Akintola (SAN) said: “There can be fresh election. INEC can only conduct supplementary election in the 91 polling units. The death of Audu cannot nullify the election. It was APC that contested the governorship election not Audu as an individual.”

Akintola explained that it is left to the APC to pick another candidate from among those that contested the governorship primary with Audu or ask the deputy governorship candidate, James Faleke to take over.

“The decision lies with the APC,” he added.


lets wait and see how it plays out.

APC really gat work here...but i begged the youths to remain calm.

They urged INEC to allow the deputy governorship candidate of the APC, Abiodun Faleke, to conclude the on-going election.


Good. and i think that's what should happen.

RIP Audu...

donTbone:
That Jimmy carter sef...
Maybe he should av been part of Jonah's cabinet
or even a citizen like me... then he will know wah we
guys are passing through!

Jimmy Carter will only view things from his own point of view, he's entitled to his own. as far as am concern, Jonathan's rule is one of the most corrupt rule in nigeria.

donTbone:
And we all know where his style of democracy has led us now!

i tell you my brother...

latest joke of the year...and where are we? Stealing is not corruption.

good

DONSMITH123:
Nice move...



The lady below me sha...continue wailing till thy kingdom come.


More likes if you believed she's a wailer. Metuh's half sister.



SAI BABA

confirm

The Senate on Thursday invited the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase, over the increasing cases of kidnapping and hostage taking in the country.

The upper chamber specifically invited the IGP to brief it on plans by police to finding lasting solution to the kidnapping and hostage taking in parts of the country.

This followed the adoption of a motion on “The unfortunate recurrence of kidnapping and hostage taking in Nigeria- a national wake up call.”

Apart from inviting Arase, the Senate condemned kidnapping in its entirety and commiserated with families of those who have lost their loved ones to kidnappers.

The lawmakers urged traditional institutions, religious authorities and all Nigerians to be more vigilant and to participate more actively in the security of the country.

It resolved to make frantic efforts at reviewing the extant laws on kidnapping with a view to imposing stiffer penalties on the crime.

The Senate also resolved to invite the Ministers of Labour and and Productivity and National Planning, National Directorate of Employment and other relevant government agencies to brief it on deliberate and actionable plan of government in reducing the current employment deficit in the country.

The motion by Senator Andy Uba (Anambra South) was unanimously supported by Senators.

Uba in his lead debate noted ‘with displeasure” the seeming prevalence of kidnapping in the country.




http://thenationonlineng.net/senate-summons-igp-over-kidnapping-others/

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MrZachs:
g

for....goat abi?

Guyman02:
[s]What evidence do you have against her. If she had decamped to APC will you be saying this?[/s]

I can see you are from another planet

Chubhie:
#bringbackoursoldiers is the latest now. Upgrade.

gerrahere

modath:
She posed for a picture for Dele Momodu's personal album abi?

forget them...they better #bringbackourmoney

DONSMITH123:
was she forced to take the pictures?

no mind the yeye lawyer

When Mr. Momodu released photos of Mrs. Alison-Madueke looking frail and close to bald, reportedly on account of her cancer treatment in the UK, many Nigerian commentators on social media claimed the photos were forged or otherwise doctored in order to inspire public sympathy for the once powerful minister.


Lawyers ehen? Alison the Thief