₦airaland Forum

Ndistar:
I am sure you didn't read the judgement. It's same decision with the judgement of youth party

SyrusdeHansome:
I thought they say he has completed football, so what is he still doing? Let him retire and rest.

zinaunreal:
Make he go the world Cup before they go use am as excuse why Ronaldo won it

Ofunaofu:
This is obviously the Tinubu and the APC appealing the judgment through the Amupitan-led INEC simply to buy time, so that those dissatisfied with the APC’s baba sope political patronage machine and fraudulent primaries will not decamp for now.

Ordinarily, INEC is not even supposed to appeal this judgment. The judge simply held that INEC cannot lawfully shorten the timeline already provided under Section 29(1) of the Electoral Act 2026 for the submission of party membership records and candidates’ particulars.

As expected, the appeal will most likely be dismissed for lacking merit.

INEC cannot issue guidelines that conflict with the very Electoral Act from which it derives its powers.

esnbrutality:
NDC didn't count like this and videos choke of APC babalawo counting

1,2,3,400,700,2000,6000,6700,12,000

Sophisticated failures and fraudsters

Moroccoguy:
He will win

kpankpangolo:
Poor you.

kpankpangolo:
Use A.I. for an in-depth explanation.

kpankpangolo:
“At this point, I want to be serious in my life and stop playing games.”

Who made the rule that you should marry one woman? Accepting rules means you’re playing a game. Do the needful.

GeneralOuki:
1. I know one of his colleagues at that Ajiwe police station

2. I know lawyers who were involved in that case

3. I was following the court proceedings

It's not that the media was not aware of the execution, they reported the death penalty judgement, but the actual execution itself was kept out of the public, maybe because of the policeman's wife and little kids. They don't want them going through the trauma of seeing how their loved one was killed

GeneralOuki:
Nope. It's not secret execution but non publicised execution, there's a different.
I can tell you That the police man who shot and killed that pregnant woman at Ajah under bridge on December 25, 2021 has been hanged. You will not see the news of the actual execution anywhere on the news but he's been executed. There are a couple of cases like this too

GeneralOuki:
Some people are getting executed but it's not made public.

GeneralOuki:
Did crime reduce when public execution was a thing? There were more armed robbers during Babangida and Abacha time than we have now, execution didn't not reduce anything, all it did was to bring closure.
That being said, this guys who killed this girl are certainly going to be executed, two of them have been caught and will be charged to court. I expect a speedy court process and an execution date promptly fixed.

Eba50:
Nigeria no dey execute murdereres and robbers again like abacha and babangida time, that's y these nonsense dey take place. I personally witness execution of robbers in late 80s as very young boy till 1998 for arcade,college junction ,agbor. Then, crime was very low. It was mostly burglary and fraud cases we had, and in rare cases, armed robbery. Murder was almost non existent. Cultism was hidden. It was called secrete cult, with harldy u see confrontation. In the rare robbery or murder cases, action was very swift. within a week after, u hear announcements from police that so and so, who committed murder or armed robbery at so and so place, would be executed by so and so time at arcade. Crowd would be present, with police working overtime controlling em, asking all to pls move behind the shooters. Nigeria was almost like barracks every where, both day and night, u do any how and see any how immediately. Evil dey fear good .Democracy, though good,allowed too many nonsense .Most Gen z no get idea of this.

Bluntguy:
What is the school going to tell the parents of this innocent girl now?

Politicstoday:
not hard at all

Politicstoday:
let's keep our fingers crossed as things goes.

sevenhundred:
so inec that was represented by a lawyer didn't know about those who initiated the case?

chidiokay:
saliva does not leave the mouth and return back to the mouth, the youth whatever distancing themselves or issuing disclaimer now is like campaign after election

In fact is even meaningless, the relevant thing here is a case was filed by youth party or on behalf of youths even if they manage to convince any court they didn't file it does not change the position of law.. Inecc has no statutory power to alter the timeframe for registration, without amendment to the electoral act .. That is settled

MIND you any court will overlook jurisdiction or plaintiff validity where the superlative law is breached.. the court prioritizes enforcing the law

Validated:
ADC, NDC, etc will join in any appeal as interested parties. The onus of the matter is, DOES INEC HAVE THE RIGHT TO ABRIDGE ELECTORAL ACT? Answer is CAPITAL NO. Case closed, even SC will fine anyone appealing this case.

commoditiesnig:
Good question.. same thing I thought

Validated:
Op, go and tell Wike and Tinubu that the train has left the station. The court has ruled, so let the leadership of Youth Party go to court.

Mrexcell:
So will this public disclaimer now invalidate the existing court judgment?

Politicstoday:
the judgement has been passed, nothing can stop it. We await when Inec appeal the judgement. Inec will be disgrace in the appeal court and supreme court of justice.

ratcock:
These ones have been compromised
It didn’t take long before they infiltrated their camp