₦airaland Forum

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Not bad

The beginning of the end of Apc and tinubu can only be delayed but not denied

Maybe after 8yrs.

illuminutty:
These are the issues.

U even go design poster make e look like action film... Hahahaha wahala for who no vote Peter obi

Ara21:
So they will keep adjourning, don't rely on Nigeria judiciary.

It's better than for Obi to be disgraced.

Nigeria lack of resources: Governments may not always have the resources, such as funding or personnel, needed to tackle complex problems and make decisions quickly. This can lead to delays as officials work to secure the resources they need to move forward.

Indeed it has doomed Nigerians

Go check your BP ooo this haaaaa was what took away one obifool for my area.

taylor89:
Haaaaa

From May to June,.....Season 1 ends!

Obi would eventually go home with Atiku!

N3TRAL:
The judges must take their time to examine the prayers of the petitioners to avoid reaching their decisions per incuriam.

It is standard practice anywhere in the world.

The date set out for Election Petition in Nigeria is longer than most countries because of the diversity in Nigeria and our perculiar electoral system.

For instance, in the US, an Election Petition against an elected President of the Republican Party would only be brought by the Democrats.

In Nigeria, the law envisages a situation where all political parties that participated would bring their petition against the winner.

About 18 political parties participated in this election, more than 30 participated in 2019. There's no law that stops all of them from petitioning the victory of the winner. It is the very reason 180 days is fair for the completion of the process judiciously.

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In law, he who alleges must prove. Tinubu does not necessarily need to prove that he won but the petitioners must prove that he didn't win. The petitioners must gather sufficient evidence to prove that they won instead.
It therefore follows that the chances of the party INEC declares winner are always higher than the chances of a petitioner.

The long length of time favours the petitioners since the burden of proof is weightier on them in the balance of probabilities.

Gbam you can’t say it any better .

I wish noise makers and emotional supporters of petitioners Nairaland chapter can read this piece without bias mind .

Nigeria with their mago mago pattern

N3TRAL:
The judges must take their time to examine the prayers of the petitioners to avoid reaching their decisions per incuriam.

It is standard practice anywhere in the world.

The date set out for Election Petition in Nigeria is longer than most countries because of the diversity in Nigeria and our perculiar electoral system.

For instance, in the US, an Election Petition against an elected President of the Republican Party would only be brought by the Democrats.

In Nigeria, the law envisages a situation where all political parties that participated would bring their petition against the winner.

About 18 political parties participated in this election, more than 30 participated in 2019. There's no law that stops all of them from petitioning the victory of the winner. It is the very reason 180 days is fair for the completion of the process judiciously.

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In law, he who alleges must prove. Tinubu does not necessarily need to prove that he won but the petitioners must prove that he didn't win. The petitioners must gather sufficient evidence to prove that they won instead.
It therefore follows that the chances of the party INEC declares winner are always higher than the chances of a petitioner.

The long length of time favours the petitioners since the burden of proof is weightier on them in the balance of probabilities.

Your analysis at some points are false and therefore misleading. For example, your comparison of Nigerian electoral system with that of the US. America more or less practises two party system while that’s not the case in Nigeria. Thanks

Ojoro don start

...And this is the record, that God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in his Son.

..He that hath the Son hath life; [and] he that hath not the Son of God hath not life.

..These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God.
1John 5:11-13

Adjournment galore.

N3TRAL:
The judges must take their time to examine the prayers of the petitioners to avoid reaching their decisions per incuriam.

It is standard practice anywhere in the world.

The date set out for Election Petition in Nigeria is longer than most countries because of the diversity in Nigeria and our perculiar electoral system.

For instance, in the US, an Election Petition against an elected President of the Republican Party would only be brought by the Democrats.

In Nigeria, the law envisages a situation where all political parties that participated would bring their petition against the winner.

About 18 political parties participated in this election, more than 30 participated in 2019. There's no law that stops all of them from petitioning the victory of the winner. It is the very reason 180 days is fair for the completion of the process judiciously.

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In law, he who alleges must prove. Tinubu does not necessarily need to prove that he won but the petitioners must prove that he didn't win. The petitioners must gather sufficient evidence to prove that they won instead.
It therefore follows that the chances of the party INEC declares winner are always higher than the chances of a petitioner.

The long length of time favours the petitioners since the burden of proof is weightier on them in the balance of probabilities.

Thank GOD a learned lawyer is in the house.

Chindozy:
Your analysis at some points are false and therefore misleading. For example, your comparison of Nigerian electoral system with that of the US. America more or less practises two party system while that’s not the case in Nigeria. Thanks

It's not false.

That's exactly what I'm saying. The period to conclude their election petition is shorter because they're only two parties involved. In Nigeria, 18 parties are involved in 2023. They were more in 2019. Five political parties filed petitions against Tinubu's victory, two of them have withdrawn their petition. The court will now deal with three separate petitions as against the American court that would deal with one petition.

Let's say all 18 of them filed and no one withdrew, the court would deal with 18 separate petitions as against America's one.

The court has to treat their files separately and then come to a final conclusion. For instance, today was slated for Atiku's case alone.

It is why 180 days is provided by law for the conclusion of Election Petition Tribunal in Nigeria.

Try to comprehend a message before criticizing.

[quote author=Obakoolex post=123069524]Change your dealer brah [/quot

Or the brand.

Some wailers still think say Atiku or obi get case. Oga na infinite adjournment.
No man born of a woman can stop Tinubu from being inaugurated on may29!

Dem Neva born that pesin! 🤣😉😁

I pity those obidiotssssss waiting for judgement before May 29. Lol 🤣🤣🤣

Igbo n pa'ro fun ni...😂

Obakoolex:
Change your dealer brah

illuminutty:
These are the issues.

Mad man, you will suffer forever in your delusion. Nor be only issues, hopeless LOSER

tellsblinks:
Lol... It was the same court that said the case would be tackled immediately.

The statutory period is 180 days = 3 months. Anybody can, in his illusions,
start to suggest the conduct of the judicial process to the SC .They don’t act on sentiments or intimidations by vested interest. They don’t sit to please anybody, but to please the law. And the law says 180 days maximum. So , all of you are just running yourselves into avoidable stress and pain.

taylor89:
Tinubu is a desperado without a single plan for Nigeria


Person wey him hand dey shake, leg dey shake brain dey shake, urine bladder dey shake

Him anus dey shake


Person wey no know him party name
He can’t pronounce words correctly


What do you expect of such man

Continue wailing.you never still tire bros

N3TRAL:
The judges must take their time to examine the prayers of the petitioners to avoid reaching their decisions per incuriam.

It is standard practice anywhere in the world.

The date set out for Election Petition in Nigeria is longer than most countries because of the diversity in Nigeria and our perculiar electoral system.

For instance, in the US, an Election Petition against an elected President of the Republican Party would only be brought by the Democrats.

In Nigeria, the law envisages a situation where all political parties that participated would bring their petition against the winner.

About 18 political parties participated in this election, more than 30 participated in 2019. There's no law that stops all of them from petitioning the victory of the winner. It is the very reason 180 days is fair for the completion of the process judiciously.

---

In law, he who alleges must prove. Tinubu does not necessarily need to prove that he won but the petitioners must prove that he didn't win. The petitioners must gather sufficient evidence to prove that they won instead.
It therefore follows that the chances of the party INEC declares winner are always higher than the chances of a petitioner.

The long length of time favours the petitioners since the burden of proof is weightier on them in the balance of probabilities.

I think this is the first time I will be agreeing with you on a matter of national importance. From A to Z, you're absolutely right 💯%.

N3TRAL:
The judges must take their time to examine the prayers of the petitioners to avoid reaching their decisions per incuriam.

It is standard practice anywhere in the world.

The date set out for Election Petition in Nigeria is longer than most countries because of the diversity in Nigeria and our perculiar electoral system.

For instance, in the US, an Election Petition against an elected President of the Republican Party would only be brought by the Democrats.

In Nigeria, the law envisages a situation where all political parties that participated would bring their petition against the winner.

About 18 political parties participated in this election, more than 30 participated in 2019. There's no law that stops all of them from petitioning the victory of the winner. It is the very reason 180 days is fair for the completion of the process judiciously.

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In law, he who alleges must prove. Tinubu does not necessarily need to prove that he won but the petitioners must prove that he didn't win. The petitioners must gather sufficient evidence to prove that they won instead.
It therefore follows that the chances of the party INEC declares winner are always higher than the chances of a petitioner.

The long length of time favours the petitioners since the burden of proof is weightier on them in the balance of probabilities.

INEC breach of its regulations is not the only thing Petitioners must prove.

Tinubu did not win 25% in Abuja needs no proof.

Tinubu's perjury on dual citizenship that he denied and did not mention to INEC requires no proof.
Tinubu's issuer of Primary and O'Level Certificates that he has been unable to demonstrate does not require proof.
Tinubu's refusal to mention his forfeiture of $460000 proceeds from drug trafficking, is perjury.

I expected this .





Copycats..

illuminutty:
These are the issues.

Let me take these so called issues one by one

1. Narcotics. He wasn’t convicted, even if he was convicted, according to the constitution it does not disqualify him because it was over 10 years ago.

Section 137. (1)e. (e) within a period of less than ten years before the date of the election to the office of President he has been convicted and sentenced for an offence involving dishonesty or he has been found guilty of the contravention of the Code of Conduct; or

2. 25% of FCT. Section 42(1)b. States

1) A citizen of Nigeria of a particular community, ethnic group, place of origin, sex, religion or political opinion shall not, by reason only that he is such a person:-
(a) be subjected either expressly by, or in the practical application of, any law in force in Nigeria or any executive or administrative action of the government, to disabilities or restrictions to which citizens of Nigeria of other communities, ethnic groups, places of origin, sex, religions or political opinions are not made subject; or
(b) be accorded either expressly by, or in the practical application of, any law in force in Nigeria or any such executive or administrative action, any privilege or advantage that is not accorded to citizens of Nigeria of other communities, ethnic groups, places of origin, sex, religions or political opinions.

3. Whether or not he presented a forged certificate in 1992, 1999 or 2003, The issues before the tribunal is Did he forge the certificate for this election? If not you have no case, Adelekan forged certificate in his last election, today he is governor because the certificate he presented this time is not forged.

4. Inec not following rules. Supreme Court has just ruled yesterday that INEC does not have to transmit results to IREV. It is a guideline not a law.

5. You may have a case here, this is the one I don’t know how the court will determine. But if it rules against Tinu u then Obi is also disqualified for not being a member of Lp 30 days before primaries.

6. This will be determined by the evidence. Obit will have to prove he won more votes than Tinubu. I can’t comment as I haven’t seen his evidence. All I can say is that even if he can prove he got more votes than Tinubu, unless Tinubu is disqualified outright, the election goes into a rerun and obi cannot win a rerun against Atiku or Tinubu.

7. Citizenship. Diplomatic passport is not citizenship. Countries give other nationals diplomatic passports for different reasons without them being citizens. A good example, when NADECO members fled Nigeria via Cotonou, they were issued passports of other countries to enable them flee to Europe and the US. Tinubu himself said this is his biography that he was issued a UK passport to enable him land in the UK. Sometimes small countries issue influential people diplomatic passports. It does not make them citizens or mean they are citizens.

The only issues here are is 5&6. The others are dead on arrival.

taylor89:
Tinubu is a desperado without a single plan for Nigeria


Person wey him hand dey shake, leg dey shake brain dey shake, urine bladder dey shake

Him anus dey shake


Person wey no know him party name
He can’t pronounce words correctly


What do you expect of such man

Ipob terrorist monkey

Unserious petitioners... Good for the President-elect sha.

Lol!!Na so dem go dey adjourn the case till 2039

N3TRAL:
The judges must take their time to examine the prayers of the petitioners to avoid reaching their decisions per incuriam.

It is standard practice anywhere in the world.

The date set out for Election Petition in Nigeria is longer than most countries because of the diversity in Nigeria and our perculiar electoral system.

For instance, in the US, an Election Petition against an elected President of the Republican Party would only be brought by the Democrats.

In Nigeria, the law envisages a situation where all political parties that participated would bring their petition against the winner.

About 18 political parties participated in this election, more than 30 participated in 2019. There's no law that stops all of them from petitioning the victory of the winner. It is the very reason 180 days is fair for the completion of the process judiciously.

---

In law, he who alleges must prove. Tinubu does not necessarily need to prove that he won but the petitioners must prove that he didn't win. The petitioners must gather sufficient evidence to prove that they won instead.
It therefore follows that the chances of the party INEC declares winner are always higher than the chances of a petitioner.

The long length of time favours the petitioners since the burden of proof is weightier on them in the balance of probabilities.

Well stated. Are you a lawyer?

taylor89:
Tinubu is a desperado without a single plan for Nigeria


Person wey him hand dey shake, leg dey shake brain dey shake, urine bladder dey shake

Him anus dey shake


Person wey no know him party name
He can’t pronounce words correctly


What do you expect of such man

Hatred from 5%.

Their delay tactics don start.