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Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by BluntCrazeMan: 3:09am On May 21, 2023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMTg42ys5yo

The Massage was posted at the entrance lon Saturday 20th May 2023, and they started implementing it already.

But after some arguments, the lawyers and guests were allowed to enter with their phones just for today.

But then, the warnings were clearly sounded again:
“Starting from Monday 22nd May 2023, no Phones or Gadgets would be allowed into the Courtroom”.

No Phones at Presidential Election Tribunal Raises Concerns About Live Coverage

Read me! Phones and other gadgets are not allowed in the courtroom. Thank you as you comply,” a notice on the presidential election petition court door at the Court of Appeal in Abuja reads.

Already, the secretary of the appellate court has announced that beginning Monday, May 22, phones and gadgets would be prohibited during court hearings.

Furthermore, the court stated that it would rule on the possibility of live transmission of the election petition on Monday, but many are doubtful. Reactions on social media suggest that many citizens believe the restriction on phones and gadgets foreshadows the court’s position on a live telecast.

“We are seeking to have live broadcast of the Election Tribunal on TV stations, but the court which we are depending on for that ruling has now banned phones in the court. Which way Nigeria? Why is our judiciary like this?”, Ndi Kato said on Twitter.

Isa Bashir wrote, This presupposes that they are not likely to be transparent in their dealings. They are not going to allow live transmission of hearing. This is sad that the court is not on the side of the people.

“No need to wait till Monday to deliver judgment on live telecast. The judgment came earlier than thought,” Ezenwka tweeted.

Since the electoral tribunal hearing began, Nigerians have demonstrated a great desire to participate in its proceedings. This can be observed in the manner in which they record and share updates on the hearings, and their interest in the tribunal’s verdict on the Labour Party’s live broadcast petition.

Twitter user Samuel Ajayi stated: “If they won’t allow phones, then they should rule in favour of live broadcast on TV. This is about openness and accountability to the public. This is our case too, and we need to know what is going on.”

Likewise, Chinwe Duruaku-Agu said: “The court should rule in favour of livestreaming then to cushion this.”

Learning of the court’s decision, Alex Anthony, another Twitter user, wrote, “So that means they would rule against live broadcasting of the tribunal. Gradually, we are watching.”

“This is not a good sign. If mobile phones are banned in the PEPT court, it implies the application for live coverage of court proceedings will not be granted, and ultimately, an order from above may determine the judgment that will be delievered…,” added Nwophoke Solomon.

On the other hand, there are some who continue to be hopeful for a positive outcome.

Kolade Rafael, for instance, wrote, “Live broadcasts on TV stations are not phone recordings. They’re two different things; there’s no need to make assertions or assumptions yet.”

“Although the Secretary of the Appeal Court has said there will be no smart phones allowed in court from Monday, it is different from allowing the ‘Media Team’ into the court and streaming live proceedings,” said Rufus Onya.

https://fij.ng/article/no-phones-at-presidential-election-tribunal-raises-concerns-about-live-coverage/#:~:text=Already%2C%20the%20secretary%20of%20the,be%20prohibited%20during%20court%20hearings.&text=Furthermore%2C%20the%20court%20stated%20that,Monday%2C%20but%20many%20are%20doubtful.

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by BluntCrazeMan: 3:10am On May 21, 2023
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For now, we are yet to get to the root of this though..

But we are still going to argue it out with them and reach a better agreement on Monday.

**MEANWHILE..
This “Warning” is a clear POINTER that the tribunal is going to rule against Live Steaming and Live Broadcasting of the proceedings..



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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by bewla(m): 3:20am On May 21, 2023
Nice one no be bb 9ja

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by solmusdesigns: 4:09am On May 21, 2023
cool



if you can beat up and harrass Lamidi Apapa your Deputy National Chairman and legitimate Acting National Chairman

No witness, or lawyer would be spared if you show their faces on television or through camera phones


Nsogbu Nsogbu lunatics are ready to attack people so the tribunals need security and privacy



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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Afamed: 4:14am On May 21, 2023
Zombies go wail tire.

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by tuborme: 4:43am On May 21, 2023
Backward people. We have several ways of capturing everything that happens in the court. Backward people

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Jones4190(m): 6:45am On May 21, 2023
time for handlemilizm mopping gang to masturbate

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Googledotcom: 7:05am On May 21, 2023
Why are they so afraid of cameras ?

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Fintiri: 7:09am On May 21, 2023
No phones?


Nigeria is as corrupt as the stinking anus of Bola Ahmed Tinubu

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Nahunger(m): 7:11am On May 21, 2023
Lols
I'll send in some top G7 female spies trained in India, Israel, Ghana and malwai the likes of
1. Jeon
2. sifiora
3.iyaebe
They will go in and get us live feeds 😃

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by PlayerMeji: 8:15am On May 21, 2023
Truly needed, indeed!

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Perfectbeing(m): 8:21am On May 21, 2023
solmusdesigns:
cool



if you can beat up and harrass Lamidi Apapa your Deputy National Chairman and legitimate Acting National Chairman

No witness, or lawyer would be spared if you show their faces on television or through camera phones


Nsogbu Nsogbu lunatics are ready to attack people so the tribunals need security and privacy



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Very soon the Obi supporters will say it was APC thugs that beat Apapa so they can have an excuse for this.

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by chidiokay: 8:35am On May 21, 2023
Googledotcom:
Why are they so afraid of cameras ?



because Obedient have proven to be immature and unreasonable.
Obedient mobbed Apapa in court premises what message do you think that sends to the judge ... Obedient are security threat as it stands, alive broadcast will only put the judges on duress

Court room is not BBNaija

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by SwissMass: 8:36am On May 21, 2023
Amazing , before Peter girigory Obi and his miscreants start to threaten witnesses with death and violence, making mockery of judiciary process

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Isobug: 9:02am On May 21, 2023
chidiokay:




because Obedient have proven to be immature and unreasonable.
Obedient mobbed Apapa in court premises what message do you think that sends to the judge ... Obedient are security threat as it stands, alive broadcast will only put the judges on duress

Court room is not BBNaija
Isn't better they allow gadgets so such incidents will be captured.
This is irrelevant pretext. Nigeria and APC are irredeemably corrupt

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by chidiokay: 9:21am On May 21, 2023
Isobug:

Isn't better they allow gadgets so such incidents will be captured.
This is irrelevant pretext. Nigeria and APC are irredeemably corrupt


Of what good is such incident to the image of the judiciary and country at large ... is it not a mockery of ourselves when the watch people mob an old man inside court premises.

Peter Obi as turn Tribunal to motion grounds where he take selfies and you see lawyers taking selfies upon selfies there attention is more of social media than the case before them sef.

Even BB contestant don't take phones in so they can focus, cameras & phones are huge distraction.

As long as Press are there to witness and write reports that is ok

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Bigkoko: 9:41am On May 21, 2023
Criminals always want to hid what they do, because what they do always is illegal!

Little wonder why the West consider every aspect of Nigerian Institution as a criminal organization with one poorly educated idiot dishing out rules that goes against every tenet of civic norm!

Yet, jobless folks like Daniel Oluwatimilehin who graduated since 2002 without a job will be shouting yoruba ronu! Continue beggars!

BluntCrazeMan:
The Massage was posted at the entrance lon Saturday 20th May 2023, and they started implementing it already.

But after some arguments, the lawyers and guests were allowed to enter with their phones just for today.

But then, the warnings were clearly sounded again:
“Starting from Monday 22nd May 2023, no Phones or Gadgets would be allowed into the Courtroom”.

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by gmo10(m): 9:43am On May 21, 2023
BluntCrazeMan:
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For now, we are yet to get to the root of this though..

But we are still going to argue it out with them and reach a better agreement on Monday.

**MEANWHILE..
This “Warning” is a clear POINTER that the tribunal is going to rule against Live Steaming and Live Broadcasting of the proceedings..



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Are you guys really insane. Oh! cos Obi is in the tribunal, the law should be bent for him? Since 1999 that the tribunal has been handling electoral cases, has any been broadcasted before, has it been done any where in the world, no. Why this despiration. No one I mean know one including Obi and the five criminal and bloodthirsty generals can intimidate the judiciary.

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by favor914: 9:46am On May 21, 2023
tuborme:
Backward people. We have several ways of capturing everything that happens in the court. Backward people
Yes you can go and perch like a fly on the wall, until the Court clerk sprays the Court room with insecticide.

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by BluntCrazeMan: 11:22am On May 21, 2023
gmo10:

Are you guys really insane. Oh! cos Obi is in the tribunal, the law should be bent for him? Since 1999 that the tribunal has been handling electoral cases, has any been broadcasted before, has it been done any where in the world, no. Why this despiration. No one I mean know one including Obi and the five criminal and bloodthirsty generals can intimidate the judiciary.



Which LAW exactly are you talking about.??

That something had been done a particular way since eternity, whereas there are many alternatives, yet those alternatives were never Forever explored,, does that mean that there is an established law for other alternatives not to be explored.??


If it becomes highly necessary to explore ALL those OTHER possible ALTERNATIVES,, does that translate to DESPERATION.??

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by BluntCrazeMan: 11:29am On May 21, 2023
favor914:
Yes you can go and perch like a fly on the wall, until the Court clerk sprays the Court room with insecticide.
Werey..!!



Haaaahahahahaaaa..
Chaaiii..!!

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by BeardGangJnr1(m): 7:47pm On May 21, 2023
LoLsss and some pipo are applying for live coverage.... Otilo...🥴🥴😅

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by PHIPEX(m): 7:47pm On May 21, 2023
Court turning to secret cult. We are crying for more openness yet same judiciary that's supposed to be our hope is opting for secrecy.

What are they hidding? I used to think only criminals do their meetings in secret.

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by NothingDoMe: 7:47pm On May 21, 2023
hmmmm. why na? They don't want us to see Apapa in the back seat again? 😄😄

chidiokay:


because Obedient have proven to be immature and unreasonable.
Obedient mobbed Apapa in court premises what message do you think that sends to the judge ... Obedient are security threat as it stands, alive broadcast will only put the judges on duress

Court room is not BBNaija


Na phones and gadgets dem use mob am? Your analysis is bullshit.

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by SwissMass: 7:48pm On May 21, 2023
Nice

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by ChristineC: 7:48pm On May 21, 2023
what is the problem with phones now?
people are asking for live broadcast of proceedings and they are talking about banning phones. is this playing undecided

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by ipobarecriminals: 7:48pm On May 21, 2023
cool grin

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Heroicvic(m): 7:48pm On May 21, 2023
I’m not sure this is going to end well if judiciary decides to boycott this tribunal
This our only last hope for goodness sake abi iru wahala wo leyi 😔

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Ekiti360(m): 7:49pm On May 21, 2023
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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Zico5(m): 7:49pm On May 21, 2023
These people always have their likeness for illegality. Because someone is in line with u does not make his assertion legal. How on earth will a normal human being want a presidential election tribunal to be broadcasted live. Don't they think about the safety of the judges? We have desperate people calling themselves obidients, who are ready to ruin many things just to bring home their illegality. Whether they like it or not, Nigeria shall be better

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Re: Phones, Gadgets Not Allowed At The Presidential Tribunal From Monday by Throwback: 7:49pm On May 21, 2023
The is serious legal business and must not be trivialised by the losing opposition PDP and the rudderless LP with illegitimate candidate.

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