One of the popular political discussions in Nigeria at this time is the removal of David Umahi as the governor of Ebonyi State by a federal high court sitting in Abuja. Umahi and his deputy, Eric Igwe, were sacked by the court two weeks ago for defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after winning the 2019 gubernatorial election under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The court ruled that the votes cast in an election belong to political parties and not the candidates who participated in the election.This means that Umahi can't transfer the victory of the PDP in the 2019 gubernatorial election to the ruling party.

However, in my opinion, the court shouldn't sack elected officials because they joined another political party after an election.

The argument of the court that votes cast in an election belong to political parties is not strong enough to sack the governor and the lawmakers.The fact that political parties must present candidates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for an election means that the votes cast in the election belong to the candidates.

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https://www.naijagossiphub.com.ng/2022/03/dave-umahi-if-votes-belong-to-political.html

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Mandem111:

One of the popular political discussions in Nigeria at this time is the removal of David Umahi as the governor of Ebonyi State by a federal high court sitting in Abuja. Umahi and his deputy, Eric Igwe, were sacked by the court two weeks ago for defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after winning the 2019 gubernatorial election under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The court ruled that the votes cast in an election belong to political parties and not the candidates who participated in the election.This means that Umahi can't transfer the victory of the PDP in the 2019 gubernatorial election to the ruling party.

However, in my opinion, the court shouldn't sack elected officials because they joined another political party after an election.

The argument of the court that votes cast in an election belong to political parties is not strong enough to sack the governor and the lawmakers.The fact that political parties must present candidates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for an election means that the votes cast in the election belong to the candidates.

Click this link to read more
https://www.naijagossiphub.com.ng/2022/03/dave-umahi-if-votes-belong-to-political.html

All this long epistle because of former governor Umahi??

Mandem111:

One of the popular political discussions in Nigeria at this time is the removal of David Umahi as the governor of Ebonyi State by a federal high court sitting in Abuja. Umahi and his deputy, Eric Igwe, were sacked by the court two weeks ago for defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after winning the 2019 gubernatorial election under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The court ruled that the votes cast in an election belong to political parties and not the candidates who participated in the election.This means that Umahi can't transfer the victory of the PDP in the 2019 gubernatorial election to the ruling party.

However, in my opinion, the court shouldn't sack elected officials because they joined another political party after an election.

The argument of the court that votes cast in an election belong to political parties is not strong enough to sack the governor and the lawmakers.The fact that political parties must present candidates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for an election means that the votes cast in the election belong to the candidates.

Click this link to read more
https://www.naijagossiphub.com.ng/2022/03/dave-umahi-if-votes-belong-to-political.html

Go back to school even if it’s evening lesson.

When you are done, go and read the 1999 constitution.

Thank u

Mandem111:

One of the popular political discussions in Nigeria at this time is the removal of David Umahi as the governor of Ebonyi State by a federal high court sitting in Abuja. Umahi and his deputy, Eric Igwe, were sacked by the court two weeks ago for defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after winning the 2019 gubernatorial election under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The court ruled that the votes cast in an election belong to political parties and not the candidates who participated in the election.This means that Umahi can't transfer the victory of the PDP in the 2019 gubernatorial election to the ruling party.

However, in my opinion, the court shouldn't sack elected officials because they joined another political party after an election.

The argument of the court that votes cast in an election belong to political parties is not strong enough to sack the governor and the lawmakers.The fact that political parties must present candidates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for an election means that the votes cast in the election belong to the candidates.

Click this link to read more
https://www.naijagossiphub.com.ng/2022/03/dave-umahi-if-votes-belong-to-political.html

Mr blogger....it is not every topic you must blog about.

Stick to gossips and celebs.

Your opinion isn't what the law says.

Mandem111:

One of the popular political discussions in Nigeria at this time is the removal of David Umahi as the governor of Ebonyi State by a federal high court sitting in Abuja. Umahi and his deputy, Eric Igwe, were sacked by the court two weeks ago for defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after winning the 2019 gubernatorial election under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The court ruled that the votes cast in an election belong to political parties and not the candidates who participated in the election.This means that Umahi can't transfer the victory of the PDP in the 2019 gubernatorial election to the ruling party.

However, in my opinion, the court shouldn't sack elected officials because they joined another political party after an election.

The argument of the court that votes cast in an election belong to political parties is not strong enough to sack the governor and the lawmakers.The fact that political parties must present candidates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for an election means that the votes cast in the election belong to the candidates.

Click this link to read more
https://www.naijagossiphub.com.ng/2022/03/dave-umahi-if-votes-belong-to-political.html

Keep.your opinion. Judge know better than you.

OP only when there is room for independent candidates, that is when individuals will enjoy the votes but for now our constitution empower the political party to get the votes

Names of parties not candidates appear on the ballot

People vote for a party's manifesto


If an elected official decide to leave a party, he must also leave the office.

I like Umahi but truth is truth

So who buys the form for the election, is it the individual candidate or their political party that purchases the form?

Genuine question: Who sells the forms for elections, is it the political party or INEC?

GenBuhari:
So who buys the form for the election, is it the individual candidate or their political party that purchases the form?

Genuine question: Who sells the forms for elections, is it the political party or INEC?

Pole na you buy. Transformers na you buy. Wire na your own. But once connected on national grid it becomes NEPA PHCN own. I hope this is understood.

Mandem111:

One of the popular political discussions in Nigeria at this time is the removal of David Umahi as the governor of Ebonyi State by a federal high court sitting in Abuja. Umahi and his deputy, Eric Igwe, were sacked by the court two weeks ago for defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after winning the 2019 gubernatorial election under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The court ruled that the votes cast in an election belong to political parties and not the candidates who participated in the election. This means that Umahi can't transfer the victory of the PDP in the 2019 gubernatorial election to the ruling party.

However, in my opinion, the court shouldn't sack elected officials because they joined another political party after an election.

The argument of the court that votes cast in an election belong to political parties is not strong enough to sack the governor and the lawmakers.The fact that political parties must present candidates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for an election means that the votes cast in the election belong to the candidates.

Click this link to read more
https://www.naijagossiphub.com.ng/2022/03/dave-umahi-if-votes-belong-to-political.html

Product of poor education. Go and study what is call agent and principal. If a player is selected to join super eagles to Europe for World cup, as a Nigerian player, then when he has played at the qualifier, he now defect to English side. Then will FIFA still accept him to continue to play because he was selected to play in the first place and since his name is on the list of World cup player, he can continue? Use your common sense. As Umahi for his certificate of returns, it has PDP and not APC.

Mandem111:

One of the popular political discussions in Nigeria at this time is the removal of David Umahi as the governor of Ebonyi State by a federal high court sitting in Abuja. Umahi and his deputy, Eric Igwe, were sacked by the court two weeks ago for defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after winning the 2019 gubernatorial election under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The court ruled that the votes cast in an election belong to political parties and not the candidates who participated in the election.This means that Umahi can't transfer the victory of the PDP in the 2019 gubernatorial election to the ruling party.

However, in my opinion, the court shouldn't sack elected officials because they joined another political party after an election.

The argument of the court that votes cast in an election belong to political parties is not strong enough to sack the governor and the lawmakers.The fact that political parties must present candidates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for an election means that the votes cast in the election belong to the candidates.

Click this link to read more
https://www.naijagossiphub.com.ng/2022/03/dave-umahi-if-votes-belong-to-political.html

Did you see the name or image of the candidates on the ballot box?

There are sure loop holes in this issue which needs to be fixed!

Dammit

For ballot paper. Abeg na which symbol people dey thumb print on? Party or candidate

A party is a club.

You can't get on the pitch score a goal against your club then you start celebrating.

Believe it or not if Umahi has contested under APC, he couldn't have won the governor seat of Ebonyi State.

That shows you how far political party can go in winning election for it's members.

So to say, votes belongs to political parties not individuals.

Mandem111:

One of the popular political discussions in Nigeria at this time is the removal of David Umahi as the governor of Ebonyi State by a federal high court sitting in Abuja. Umahi and his deputy, Eric Igwe, were sacked by the court two weeks ago for defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after winning the 2019 gubernatorial election under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The court ruled that the votes cast in an election belong to political parties and not the candidates who participated in the election.This means that Umahi can't transfer the victory of the PDP in the 2019 gubernatorial election to the ruling party.

However, in my opinion, the court shouldn't sack elected officials because they joined another political party after an election.

The argument of the court that votes cast in an election belong to political parties is not strong enough to sack the governor and the lawmakers.The fact that political parties must present candidates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for an election means that the votes cast in the election belong to the candidates.

Click this link to read more
https://www.naijagossiphub.com.ng/2022/03/dave-umahi-if-votes-belong-to-political.html

Nigerian constitution does not support or recognize independent candidate, which means before you can contest any election for an elective position in Nigeria, you must belong to a party approved by INEC. With this alone, it means votes cast belongs to the party.


Haven't you heard Tinubu and Buhari urchins sing their usual song that PDP will never rule Nigeria again? Have you ever heard them say this person or persons will never rule Nigeria again? They focus on party not the candidate.



Also Buhari have been contesting and failing to win until he joined APC, a coalition of parties that secured him victory. Did you think Buhari as an individual could have won even the whole North talk of Nigeria?


Also take Soludo as example, he contested under PDP and lost, then he crossed to APGA and he won, meaning APGA gave him the victory. So yes votes belongs to the party and not the candidate okay.


Lastly this new court judgment is a welcomed development, it will help our democracy to grow. It will make politicians to learn to believe in their party and not just using parties as tools to win election, every Nigerian ought to support this judgments.


Bayelsa State Governor ought to go too

chrisxxx:

Pole na you buy. Transformers na you buy. Wire na your own. But once connected on national grid it becomes NEPA PHCN own. I hope this is understood.

Spot on.

Who owns the land owns any thing planted on the land.

Party owns the land and platform. Anything or anybody standing on it belongs to the party too.

Hello, say something here..

https://www.nairaland.com/7042974/how-get-management-team

SweetiliciousD:


Spot on.

Who owns the land owns any thing planted on the land.

Party owns the land and platform. Anything or anybody standing on it belongs to the party too.

This is rudimentary native law.

Mandem111:

One of the popular political discussions in Nigeria at this time is the removal of David Umahi as the governor of Ebonyi State by a federal high court sitting in Abuja. Umahi and his deputy, Eric Igwe, were sacked by the court two weeks ago for defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after winning the 2019 gubernatorial election under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The court ruled that the votes cast in an election belong to political parties and not the candidates who participated in the election.This means that Umahi can't transfer the victory of the PDP in the 2019 gubernatorial election to the ruling party.

However, in my opinion, the court shouldn't sack elected officials because they joined another political party after an election.

The argument of the court that votes cast in an election belong to political parties is not strong enough to sack the governor and the lawmakers.The fact that political parties must present candidates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for an election means that the votes cast in the election belong to the candidates.

Click this link to read more
https://www.naijagossiphub.com.ng/2022/03/dave-umahi-if-votes-belong-to-political.html

You board a vehicle (PDP) going to a destination and you alight along the way, the vehicle will ofcourse continue the journey without you.

What is this one saying?

WATCHOVER:
OP only when there is room for independent candidates, that is when individuals will enjoy the votes but for now our constitution empower the political party to get the votes

which section of the constitution stated that please

GenBuhari:
So who buys the form for the election, is it the individual candidate or their political party that purchases the form?

Genuine question: Who sells the forms for elections, is it the political party or INEC?

na who get the form wey the candidate buy?

chrisxxx:

This is rudimentary native law.

Spot on.

Wisdom is very far from Zombies.

What did you seen in the pooling boot? Umahi's head or PDP logos?

After sacrificing Ebonyi indigenes. Him never begin suffer.