₦airaland Forum

larride:
The double nomination dey part of LP petition at the PEPT.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Apart from PDP and LP, is there any other party that should even talk?

Just type NNPP here, and watch Mukina ban us both.

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BlueRayDick:
lol.

It doesn't matter whether Tinubu will be president for 4 years or president for life. What matters is if anybody feels aggrieved about anything they can approach the courts, court will listen to the lawyers of all parties, pass their judgment and all parties abide by the judgement at the end of the case.

raumdeuter:
May 26 wey you promise us don reach abi shey na next year May 26?

Tinubu came to win an election and he used the less intelligent Obi to decimate his main opponent

Theflint1:
Naaa, election petition tribunals open up questions on processes in legislation and election conduct, which in turn leads to better-written laws, and better-run elections, essentially plugging loopholes as they arise. If we don't question processes we can't improve, and however little the issue might be with the process, if the losing parties believe they have a legitimate case, by all means, they should always be encouraged to take matters to court.

Atiku and Obi requesting election petition tribunals should be televised live is something I didn't think of prior, and something I back, makes court processes a little bit more transparent. Also, the issue with the poorly written Abuja debacle raises another set of questions, which may eventually lead to that portion of the constitution getting a review so it's clearly understood by all parties.

larride:
The double nomination dey part of LP petition at the PEPT.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]If your child submits a resignation letter to her employer since last year, and 6 months later, it is still being processed.

Yet, they still want her to resume everyday.

If you were a parent, what would you advise?

I only blame her for tweeting....Just move on with your life .[/color]

Itsrm:
I just hope you're not part of those who argued that the last election is the worst we've had. If you are, it invalidates everything you have just written here.

Soludo’s appeal
Mr Soludo, in the letter, said the continued detention of the IPOB leader has continued to affect residents of the South-east who are forced to observe a sit-at-home order on Mondays out of fear.

The governor expressed surprise that despite a call by the United Nations Human Rights Council for the release of Mr Kanu and various court rulings in Nigeria freeing the IPOB leader, the federal government has refused to release him.

“In the meantime, the continued detention of Mazi Kanu has created what, for want of a better description, can be seen as systemic insecurity in the South-east.

“Some supporters of Mazi Kanu have imposed the obnoxious and harmful sit-at-home order every Monday in the South-east, while all manner of criminal gangs- kidnappers, bandits, armed robbers etc.- now masquerade as ‘freedom fighters’ or those fighting for the release of Mazi Kanu,” he wrote.

Mr Soludo told the president that Mr Kanu was reported to be “gravely ill” with life-threatening conditions which he listed to include serious heart condition, hypertension and low potassium levels.

The governor stressed that the medical conditions require specialist medical care and interventions which are unavailable at the SSS facility where Mr Kanu is being detained.

“In the light of the foregoing, it is my earnest prayer that Mr President may kindly consider the immediate and unconditional release of Mazi Kanu as demanded by the United Nations Human Rights Council and the Federal High Court.

“This will be the right thing to do as a country that should extol the principle of the rule of law in compliance with the international law and conventions that Nigeria is signatory to,” Mr Soludo added.

The governor told Mr Buhari to consider granting Mr Kanu an “administrative bail on compassionate grounds and as part of national healing” if there were persisting grounds that would make his unconditional release “untenable.”
“In this circumstance, I am prepared to take him (Kanu) on bail. My government is prepared to provide him with alternative secured accommodation at Awka where he will have access to appropriate medical care, among others, and make him available when required,” he assured.

He said it was necessary for Mr Buhari to release the IPOB leader given that Nigeria has gone through a “very consequential election” and that part of the smart steps to be taken must include an agenda for national healing and addressing lingering insecurity, especially in the South-east.

Mr Soludo pointed out that the fight against insecurity in the region has not fared well because of lack of “wider constructive engagement/dialogue between the Federal government, South-east leaders and other critical stakeholders on a form of coordinated political solution.”

He said the release of Mr Kanu was not only a legal or compassionate thing to do, but also a patriotic act to advance the cause of security, peace and development of the South-east region.

“As you shepherd a transition process to handover to your successor, you might as well help to smoothen his easy take-off by resolving some of the lingering issues such as Mazi Kanu’s detention.

“I therefore respectfully call on you, as statesman, to discharge a historic show of mercy and release Nnamdi Kanu before you handover on the 29th May, 2023,” Mr Soludo said in the letter.

BlueRayDick:
@izzou Omo Soludo is literally saying he will stand surety for Kanu o. Like he wants to be his "oniduro" so he can have peace in his state and the entire region. I wonder what Soludo supporters will make of this

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The thing sounds stupid to me, but it is not Obidients that wrote the constitution.

You saw Kadaria Ahmed a pro APC, say there is a problem if any candidate doesn't get 25% in FCT.

This one is not on Obidients. They are just exploring a loophole in the constitution that they did not write[/color]

BlueRayDick:
@izzou Omo Soludo is literally saying he will stand surety for Kanu o. Like he wants to be his "oniduro" so he can have peace in his state and the entire region. I wonder what Soludo supporters will make of this

Spy360:
The SC has knocked off the PDP case against Tinubu. It's a bitter sweet taste because if PDP succeeded, Atiku would be sworn in. That's something I equally do not want. So it's OK.

One bullet dodged.

I hope say you go travel down for the handover party on Monday?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You no see as dem dey avoid the thread like water water shiit on top Apongbon bridge

When it is time to blame Obi for IPOB, the 2017 interview comes to mind

Now, their prospective Igbo president is literally begging and ready to surety a terrorist leader group, but but.....

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izzou:
[color=royalblue]You no see as dem dey avoid the thread like water water shiit on top Apongbon bridge

When it is time to blame Obi for IPOB, the 2017 interview comes to mind

Now, their prospective Igbo president is literally begging and ready to surety a terrorist leader group, but but.....

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BlueRayDick:
@izzou Omo Soludo is literally saying he will stand surety for Kanu o. Like he wants to be his "oniduro" so he can have peace in his state and the entire region. I wonder what Soludo supporters will make of this

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You no see as dem dey avoid the thread like water water shiit on top Apongbon bridge

When it is time to blame Obi for IPOB, the 2017 interview comes to mind

Now, their prospective Igbo president is literally begging and ready to surety a terrorist leader group, but but.....

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OasisX:



BREAKING: Federal High Court dismisses perjury suit filed by Concerned Nigerians seeking interim injunction to stop President-elect, Bola Tinubu from being sworn-in as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

raumdeuter:
Spy360 another one. Another L. Arsenal, Obi, Supreme court in the last few weeks

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You no see as dem dey avoid the thread like water water shiit on top Apongbon bridge

When it is time to blame Obi for IPOB, the 2017 interview comes to mind

Now, their prospective Igbo president is literally begging and ready to surety a terrorist leader group, but but.....

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raumdeuter:
Soludo inherited a terrible security situation which is making governance impossible for him given how Obi and co encouraged IPOB into the monster they currently are

Soludo is simply trying to make the best of a bad situation he inherited. When YarAdua administration gave amnesty to MEND militants, People like GEJ acted as surety for MEND yet he wasnt the one who created MEND just to make his regime smooth

One of the ways to stop IPOB is for Obi to tell his boys to stop all misbehavior but since Obi does not want to do that for political gains, Soludo is seeking another option because at the end of the day, he was the one who made a promise to Anambra to provide good governance

raumdeuter:
Soludo inherited a terrible security situation which is making governance impossible for him given how Obi and co encouraged IPOB into the monster they currently are

Soludo is simply trying to make the best of a bad situation he inherited. When YarAdua administration gave amnesty to MEND militants, People like GEJ acted as surety for MEND yet he wasnt the one who created MEND just to make his regime smooth

One of the ways to stop IPOB is for Obi to tell his boys to stop all misbehavior but since Obi does not want to do that for political gains, Soludo is seeking another option because at the end of the day, he was the one who made a promise to Anambra to provide good governance

OasisX:


Bruh.... no one is avoiding anything nah. Some of us already said it here that we hope PBAT will release Nnamdi Kanu for peace sake in the East, especially in Anambra.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Kanu was in Kenya when IPOB was slaughtering people.

So a better option is to release him? What is the guarantee that the killings will stop?

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BlueRayDick:
It's actually funny reading how passionate Soludo sounded in the letter ; like he's ready to risk it all .

I remember reading earlier this month when he threatened to cut the salary of workers who decided to obey the sit-at-home order. All that hardman talks just flew out of the window with this Soludo letter.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Listen to yourself, my brother.

Kanu was not even in detention when IPOB was sharing blood everywhere, but you want him released for peace sake.

The same statement Obi made in 2017, and you trolled him with, is what you are justifying in 2023.

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raumdeuter:
He was encouraging his people to kill when he was in UK, Kenya, His people continued killing after he was jailed

There is no guarantee to anything, Its a gamble that Soludo is making to appeal to the killers

Even in the US, deadly terrorists have been released or negotiated with for the sake of peace even if its temporary

Recently a notorious Russian arms dealer was released for Brittany Griner, Is there a guarantee that he wont return to his arms dealing and killing people?

When you are desperate, you seek any option even if there is only 5% chance

raumdeuter:
In 2017 Obi was not the governor, yet he declared and absolved IPOB he said IPOB was not a terror organization that they live around him and he knows them

Soludo acknowledges that IPOB and Kanu are the direct cause of the insecurity in his state and he is caling the madman the bridegroom if that will give Anambrans a breathing space to live their lives