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Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Lucasinho(m): 9:15am On May 26, 2023
atobs4real:

and fucking what? what if evil befall you or ur family? is japa a way to gain heaven?


Are you pained that I have japa? grin

I am already in heaven tongue

God is already with us here....
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Emola12(m): 9:16am On May 26, 2023
Wagwanbrethren:

Okay, daddy. But it won't stop Tinubu from ruling you and your family for 4/8 yrs. He's your God and savior. You and your family shall now before him! 🤣
after dey stop him to rule your forefather you will now take the case go owanbe court abi Radarada oshi alaini lakaye mind you no expect miracle to happen even if APC retain the sit okay?
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by DEROX: 9:17am On May 26, 2023
Lucasinho:



You will soon deactivate your account boy grin
grin ok we gather dey
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Basic123: 9:17am On May 26, 2023
Lucasinho:



You will soon deactivate your account boy grin
😆

One of other 1000 predictions on Tinubu that has failed in the past 4yrs

Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by AngelicBeing: 9:17am On May 26, 2023
gabbytabby:
*ELO F’OKAN BALE*

Good Morning all.
I personally argued this appeal from the trial court to the Supremw Court. I was at the Supreme Court on Monday when the appeal was heard and argued same. Judgement is reserved for Friday 26th.
The issue in the appeal is very narrow. The PDP had sued APC, Tinubu and Shettima at the Federal High Court contending that Shettima had been nominated in two constituencies. We filed our counter affidavit which clearly showed otherwise. We also filed a preliminary objection that PDP lacked locus standi to bring the suit; that the suit was an abuse of court process, that it was caught by the doctrine of re judicature and disclosed no cause of action. The FHC upheld our objection and dismissed the suit for lack of locus. PDP appealed to the Court of Appeal challenging the ruling of the FHC that they lack locus and the Court upheld the decision of the FHC and dismissed the appeal with 5 million Naira costs against PDP.
They then appealed to the Supreme Court. At the Supreme Court they attempt3d to argue fresh issues that were not in issue at the court of appeal including asking rhe SC to invoke its powers to hear the matter on merit. We filed our Respondent brief along with a Notice of Preliminary objection that the appeal is incompetent and that the SC lack jurisdiction to even assume the powers of the Federal High Court to hear the matter as the issue that was before the court of appeal and determined was on locus standi. We further argued that the suit at the lower court was already statute barred and the SC cannot even hear same outside the 180 days prescribed by the constitution. The court laid two posers to Joe Agi, SAN to answer to convince them on locus and that even if the SC assumes jurisdiction, the case is already statute barred and will be academic. He had no answer for the posers. I argued that the only issue before the court of appeal was on locus and they cannot even be heard to appeal a decision that didn't emanate from the court below. I also argued that the aSC lacked jurisdiction to hear the appeal as constituted. The court didn't even hear the merit of the case on double nomination as it was not in issue.
The court after taking arguments adjourned to Friday 26th for judgement.
So I don't know where all the social media reportage of a non existing issue of determination of Shettima's eligibility is coming from. Its all just a social media hype to heat up the system and create public apprehension.
As we await the SC decision please be assure that our case is unassailable in law.
Like I noted, I personally handled and argued the appeal from the Federal High Court to the Supreme Court.

Babatunde Ogala SAN
Hian, Gabbytabby, you be politician. You don leave construction industry come join Politics, Nigeria politics na dirty game oo, Hehehe grin
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Pharaoh4rin(m): 9:18am On May 26, 2023
Lucasinho:



You will soon deactivate your account boy grin

Atomic 💣 grin grin
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by omoadeleye(m): 9:18am On May 26, 2023
Lucasinho:



You will soon deactivate your account boy grin


Baba, ntn go happen
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by ozo13(m): 9:19am On May 26, 2023
Lucasinho:



You will soon deactivate your account boy grin
hahahah.even Senate president own that was obvious, Lawan still won his case .He contested as a presidential candidate under APC during the primaries which he lost and fell back to senatorial option which he won to everyone's surprise
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Tflex01: 9:19am On May 26, 2023
obi4eze:
A lot of people seem to know what the outcome will be. But hear this again: Tinubu will NOT be sworn-in.

Ok Chinedu.
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by JuicyStar: 9:20am On May 26, 2023
I don’t see any anxiety cos the suit would be decided on not “whether there was a double nomination” but “whether the person instituting the suit has the locus standi”
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by atobs4real(m): 9:22am On May 26, 2023
Lucasinho:



Are you pained that I have japa? grin

I am already in heaven tongue

God is already with us here....
welcome to heavene mr. japa. since japa is a ticket for you to gain heaven? for me, i travel in and out with my family for vacation, am not traveling because of job i have a good job and well paid.
Thank u mr. japa go heaven

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Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Nobody: 9:22am On May 26, 2023
ozo13:
hahahah.even Senate president own that was obvious, Lawan still won his case .He contested as a presidential candidate under APC during the primaries which he lost and fell back to senatorial option which he won to everyone's surprise

Oga Lawan aka Yobe Man case is even horrible, yet they allowed him, unfortunately when it comes to legal jurisprudence they follow precedents, and Oga Lawan aka Yobe Man case is a precedent to follow.
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Khyrvxjzy: 9:22am On May 26, 2023
obi4eze:
A lot of people seem to know what the outcome will be. But hear this again: Tinubu will NOT be sworn-in.


are you not tired of always typing this. after Monday if will become tinubu will die in a week.
i cant do the job you are doing no matter d amount, i can't just be talking negatively about something or someone
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Nobody: 9:23am On May 26, 2023
Advancedpenis:


Where is your family?
I said Tinubu will rule you and your family for 4/8 yrs. 🤣
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Johans2023: 9:24am On May 26, 2023
gabbytabby:
*ELO F’OKAN BALE*

Good Morning all.
I personally argued this appeal from the trial court to the Supremw Court. I was at the Supreme Court on Monday when the appeal was heard and argued same. Judgement is reserved for Friday 26th.
The issue in the appeal is very narrow. The PDP had sued APC, Tinubu and Shettima at the Federal High Court contending that Shettima had been nominated in two constituencies. We filed our counter affidavit which clearly showed otherwise. We also filed a preliminary objection that PDP lacked locus standi to bring the suit; that the suit was an abuse of court process, that it was caught by the doctrine of re judicature and disclosed no cause of action. The FHC upheld our objection and dismissed the suit for lack of locus. PDP appealed to the Court of Appeal challenging the ruling of the FHC that they lack locus and the Court upheld the decision of the FHC and dismissed the appeal with 5 million Naira costs against PDP.
They then appealed to the Supreme Court. At the Supreme Court they attempt3d to argue fresh issues that were not in issue at the court of appeal including asking rhe SC to invoke its powers to hear the matter on merit. We filed our Respondent brief along with a Notice of Preliminary objection that the appeal is incompetent and that the SC lack jurisdiction to even assume the powers of the Federal High Court to hear the matter as the issue that was before the court of appeal and determined was on locus standi. We further argued that the suit at the lower court was already statute barred and the SC cannot even hear same outside the 180 days prescribed by the constitution. The court laid two posers to Joe Agi, SAN to answer to convince them on locus and that even if the SC assumes jurisdiction, the case is already statute barred and will be academic. He had no answer for the posers. I argued that the only issue before the court of appeal was on locus and they cannot even be heard to appeal a decision that didn't emanate from the court below. I also argued that the aSC lacked jurisdiction to hear the appeal as constituted. The court didn't even hear the merit of the case on double nomination as it was not in issue.
The court after taking arguments adjourned to Friday 26th for judgement.
So I don't know where all the social media reportage of a non existing issue of determination of Shettima's eligibility is coming from. Its all just a social media hype to heat up the system and create public apprehension.
As we await the SC decision please be assure that our case is unassailable in law.
Like I noted, I personally handled and argued the appeal from the Federal High Court to the Supreme Court.

Babatunde Ogala SAN
rubbish. You base your argument on locus while the real truth is there. You did not follow the electoral law but you want to rule this country. How?

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Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Khyrvxjzy: 9:24am On May 26, 2023
Lucasinho:


And I pity you and your family. Because I have japa already with my own family tongue

stop lying na naija u dey. between me and u tell me true
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by riverbird: 9:25am On May 26, 2023
Lucasinho:


And I pity you and your family. Because I have japa already with my own family tongue

Leave the mumu they think they are wiser, I pray make garri get to 5k per painter rubber and let everything increase in price by 500% make we see who go cry las las, he thinks tinubu gives a fuckkk about him.....mumu boy.

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Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by drlateef: 9:25am On May 26, 2023
gabbytabby:
*ELO F’OKAN BALE*

Good Morning all.
I personally argued this appeal from the trial court to the Supremw Court. I was at the Supreme Court on Monday when the appeal was heard and argued same. Judgement is reserved for Friday 26th.
The issue in the appeal is very narrow. The PDP had sued APC, Tinubu and Shettima at the Federal High Court contending that Shettima had been nominated in two constituencies. We filed our counter affidavit which clearly showed otherwise. We also filed a preliminary objection that PDP lacked locus standi to bring the suit; that the suit was an abuse of court process, that it was caught by the doctrine of re judicature and disclosed no cause of action. The FHC upheld our objection and dismissed the suit for lack of locus. PDP appealed to the Court of Appeal challenging the ruling of the FHC that they lack locus and the Court upheld the decision of the FHC and dismissed the appeal with 5 million Naira costs against PDP.
They then appealed to the Supreme Court. At the Supreme Court they attempt3d to argue fresh issues that were not in issue at the court of appeal including asking rhe SC to invoke its powers to hear the matter on merit. We filed our Respondent brief along with a Notice of Preliminary objection that the appeal is incompetent and that the SC lack jurisdiction to even assume the powers of the Federal High Court to hear the matter as the issue that was before the court of appeal and determined was on locus standi. We further argued that the suit at the lower court was already statute barred and the SC cannot even hear same outside the 180 days prescribed by the constitution. The court laid two posers to Joe Agi, SAN to answer to convince them on locus and that even if the SC assumes jurisdiction, the case is already statute barred and will be academic. He had no answer for the posers. I argued that the only issue before the court of appeal was on locus and they cannot even be heard to appeal a decision that didn't emanate from the court below. I also argued that the aSC lacked jurisdiction to hear the appeal as constituted. The court didn't even hear the merit of the case on double nomination as it was not in issue.
The court after taking arguments adjourned to Friday 26th for judgement.
So I don't know where all the social media reportage of a non existing issue of determination of Shettima's eligibility is coming from. Its all just a social media hype to heat up the system and create public apprehension.
As we await the SC decision please be assure that our case is unassailable in law.
Like I noted, I personally handled and argued the appeal from the Federal High Court to the Supreme Court.

Babatunde Ogala SAN



I really appreciate your comments sir. They have cleared the air on the issues. So, for all intents and purposes, the Supreme Court is deciding whether they have locus standi or not, and whether Supreme Court has jurisdiction on a case that is statute barred. Both of these cannot in anyway stop the inauguration because Supreme Court cannot be a trial court. And even if they wanted to trial, no arguments were received in that case, which means they were not interested in the trial. Case closed. Agbim has done his cash out as usual on Atiku and PDP. No wonder Buhari and Tinubu appeared completely unconcerned about this case. They carried on their transition program without being ruffled. Kudos to you and the team. Please brief us at the end of the case. Thank you.

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Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by benitwater(m): 9:27am On May 26, 2023
Learn to adapt to Asiwaju government on time because it has come to stay.
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by gabbytabby: 9:28am On May 26, 2023
Politics ke i no get that kind mind. Na anjonu and ebora and irumole fit do politics for that country.

I don Japa na Nigérian visitor i be oh. In small doses I fit manage them. I just get some kind access to some information that I share from time to time and I do believe in Tinubu.

AngelicBeing:
Hian, Gabbytabby, you be politician. You don leave construction industry come join Politics, Nigeria politics na dirty game oo, Hehehe grin

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Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by enemyofprogress: 9:29am On May 26, 2023
ridwanlawal:
Every beginning has an end and every end has a beginning
Buhari is the end, while Tinubu is the beginning



*Bola Ahmed Tinubu — GCFR.*

*Kashim Shettima — GCON.*

*Atiku Abubakar — GCON.*

*Peter Obi — GCE.*
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Confirmedzombie: 9:30am On May 26, 2023
There is no anxiety. It only the headless mobs that feels anxiety.

We the patriotic Nigerians know the matter will be struck out and Atiku with PDP will pay huge fine.

The matter lacks merit.

Even Peter obi knows there is no anxiety
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Zack44(m): 9:31am On May 26, 2023
It's only in Africa that after cheating someone you call for unity
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by joe1309: 9:31am On May 26, 2023
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by YouandiAllofus: 9:32am On May 26, 2023
stocktaker:
. Good to have you on this forum sir
And you are one of those foistering the incoming administration against the will of the majority, yet you could not identify a comment/ post copied elsewhere and pasted here? Even with the due credit given to the original author glaring at you at the end of the copied and pasted post? To make it worst is the poster turned impostor trying to hijack another's credit by failing to correct your impression! God help Nigeria
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by teejoyz: 9:32am On May 26, 2023
Deeprooted:
The case of David Lyon of Bayelsa State comes to mind.

After he successfully won the election, his deputy's certificate forgery made him lost the case at the supreme Court.
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The issue is not forgery my friend.
It's double nomination issue. Mainwhile atiku got nominated by PDP in 2009 as Guber candidate but later as VP. He is just wasting his time.
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Godstiger(m): 9:34am On May 26, 2023
Like play like play
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by Slurity(m): 9:35am On May 26, 2023
Bobloco:



https://dailypost.ng/2023/05/26/may-29-anxiety-as-supreme-court-decides-tinubu-shettimas-fate/
Only the Obidunce has any anxiety. We with common sense knows the outcome already, Tinubu is the president and nothing can change that.
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by ejimatic: 9:41am On May 26, 2023
Bobloco:



https://dailypost.ng/2023/05/26/may-29-anxiety-as-supreme-court-decides-tinubu-shettimas-fate/
. There is no fear in BAT and in Nigeria. Did Shetima obtain form for the VP? See the case of Atiku ,PDP vrs Boni Hatuna and ACN in 2007. Atiku was nominated as the Adamava governor but was later chosen by the PDP as the VP of OBJ.The SC struck the case out. The SC held that Atiku "died" by his nomination to be VP. So another candidate should replace him as the Adamava Guber candidate. No wonder this frivolous case is just an academic exercise and it will be struck out as it happened to it in FHC and AC.

If yiu are yet to get your inaguration clothes please indicate now. The clothes are available throughout Nigeria especially at Arise TV , Onitsha Market , Enugu ,etc.
Congrats Nigerians on the forthcoming inaguration
Re: May 29: Anxiety As Supreme Court Decides Tinubu-Shettima’s Fate by chidiokay: 9:43am On May 26, 2023
Igwe9:

Ndi Agbado, Na PDP and APC case dem dey decide today, na Obidient isi okpo dey call


Maybe if had seen atikulate and obedient clash once or twice, i for no mistake them as One.

On a serious note, is there a difference cheesy

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