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| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by helinues: 9:08am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Penguin2:Some of you people can lie ridiculously. Below is the thread you are referring to. Abeg where did I mention winning a local government in the said thread even though the question was 8 months before the election See, you don't need to lie to support your argument https://www.nairaland.com/7189355/obi-receive-20-votes-ss |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by Penguin2(op): 9:10am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Christistruth03:Now have you asked why his case failed? Have you asked if it was properly instituted? Have you asked if the person that instituted the case had the locus standi to do so? Saraki’s case was taken to court way after the window for such redress had elapsed. Again, it was instituted by a meddlesome interloper. Get your facts right. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by Mynd44(mod): 9:18am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Penguin2:Actually, you are wrong again. It was only in the 2022 electoral amendment that only candidates or aspirants can challenge the credentials of candidates and aspirant (This is stated in Section 29(5) of the Electoral Act 2022) Case example here include the case against David Lyon and the fact that the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi challenged (then governor) President Tinubu's credentials. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by Penguin2(op): 9:18am On Jun 23, 2023 |
helinues:What you need to understand is that when I said “you”, I wasn’t referring to the singular “you” but to the totality of your ilk. Or would you deny some of your ilks making those claims? And even to you in particular, this was you claiming that Obi cannot score anything above 15% in any Southsouth State because of Okowa and PDP spending power. Such claims were what I wrote against. Now, post election, who was right and who was wrong between you and I?
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| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by Ogene001: 9:20am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Mynd44:You fired the first shot and you are the first to cry. He who live in a glass house doesn't throw the first stone |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by helinues: 9:23am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Penguin2:So it's now my ilks not me in particular.. Interesting. As you can see that analysis was Jun last year 8 months before the election. Now how about the rest of my analysis which are in majority that are just reality of today? The Muslim Muslim ticket suggestions Shettima precisely? That South South should have the SP as the president would be from SW That SE would again missed out in the top 5 political positions Point out to any of your analysis on this forum that you have been active that get close to reality? |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by chidiokay: 9:23am On Jun 23, 2023 |
drugBaronTINUBU:It is crystal clear LP are looking for short cuts to the govt house, thats not opposition PDP is mature enough to know punch below the belts will never amount to knockout |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by Penguin2(op): 9:30am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Mynd44:No sir! Even 2010 Electoral Act didn’t give every Tom, Dick and Harry the unlimited right to sue any candidate that participated in an election. Under that Act, a plaintiff must show cause how he’s affected by the case he’s litigating on. Again, you haven’t answered if the case was instituted within the window provided for such redress. Because Saraki had been declared by INEC since February of 2015 and Saraki was taken to court after he outwitted Tinubu to become Senate President in June. That’s more than 21 days window provided for redress after an election (or was it even lower in the 2010 Electoral Act). The Tinubu vs Gani case you are referring to happened in the early 2000s when not even the 2010 Electoral Act nor other Amendments to the constitution had been made. That’s why he could do it then. Things are more stringent now. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by Penguin2(op): 9:37am On Jun 23, 2023 |
helinues:The Muslim Muslim ticket made Tinubu lose the election like I, and other right thinking Nigerians, told you before the election but INEC rigged Tinubu in. Again, you cannot hide under making the state 8 months before the election as your excuse because it would only expose your poor foresight and judgment. Because as far back as that 8 months before the election I was consistent with telling you what the outcome of the election would be in each region of the country. What do you say to that? About who would get SP and what appointments, those were post INEC selection projections that was left you people alone to decide on. What’s our business with that? |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by drugBaronTINUBU: 9:38am On Jun 23, 2023 |
chidiokay:Then you are kid. anything LP is doing now, go back to 2011 to 2015, CPC/ACN before the formation of APC did worst. the fuel subsidy removal u are suffering today, GEJ removed it in 2012 january. it was Buhari and Tinubu that sponsored the biggest protest against the govt as at them. GEJ begged, NOI explained, Sanusi tried all he could to explain to us why subsidy must go, but Tinubu led ACN, and buhari led CPC deceived nigerians that there is nothing like subsidy that the govt were just siphoning money and called it subsidy and Nigerians fell for Tinubu and Buhari lies. GEJ govt had to yield and move on. today, the same buhari that said subsidy is a scam paid it for 8yrs same tinubu that sponsored those the protest against its removal then. was the one that removed it. APC was formed on lies, deception and propaganda. till now, the party is still moving along that line |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by helinues: 9:43am On Jun 23, 2023*. Modified: 10:06am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Penguin2:It would be hypocrital of you to keep on mentioning rigging as if there have ever been any free and credible election in Nigeria before. Rigging in Nigeria is being done by all the political parties, only that the highest rigger always win. Wike has been in Pdp for decades, rigging for Pdp broad day light, you people saw nothing wrong about it cos it was favouring you, now that the table has been turned around, you want to be forming holy of something you have been beneficiary of. Hahaha things no dey work like that. Kyrgyzstan, if I am not mistaken is one of the most matured democracy in the world but their last election was flopped due to rigging which was unprecedented, that's one of the most rated country oo not to talk about Nigeria Were you Obidients expecting 100% free, fair and credible election in the last general election? Where were you and other opposition when the new electoral law was being debated at both houses? You ate your cake already, so stop asking us about it's whereabout It's because of a day like this, the below thread was created should Incase of had I known https://www.nairaland.com/7230596/important-things-should-discussing-during |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by seunmsg(m): 9:50am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Penguin2: LABOUR PARTY & ORS v. ISHOLA & ORS (2014) LPELR-24386(CA)Funny enough, LP was the petitioner in the case. If the party had checked the decision of the court in previous cases it was involved in, they won’t even bother going to court over the matter. Anyway, I won’t get tired of schooling you in this forum till you stop posting nonsense. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by Nice2023(m): 9:50am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Christistruth03:But he never renounce his Nigerian Citizenship. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by 00FFT00(m): 9:50am On Jun 23, 2023 |
aswani:Don't you think you have lent yourself to that which you accused the OP?. Is it about what Hamzat thinks or believes, or the letter and nature of the constitutional provision?. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by joyandfaith: 10:01am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Mynd44:Do you know meaning of allegiance to another sovereign state? |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by seunmsg(m): 10:04am On Jun 23, 2023 |
joyandfaith:See the meaning below 👇 LABOUR PARTY & ORS v. ISHOLA & ORS (2014) LPELR-24386(CA) “… when a Nigerian by Naturalisation or Registration acquires the citizenship of another country he loses his right as a naturalized Nigeria. Such a person would not be able to contest any election into any elative office in Nigeria. However, a Nigerian by birth who thereafter acquires the citizenship of another country i.e. America as in the instant case does not lose his right to vie for any elective office in Nigeria being a citizen by birth and not by naturalization or registration.” Per, MUDASHIRU NASIRU ONIYANGI ,J.C.A ( Pp. 18-23, paras. F-A ) |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by joyandfaith: 10:08am On Jun 23, 2023 |
seunmsg:There are different types of citizenship. Allegiance to another sovereign state to acquire a specific type of citizenship is the issue here. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by Penguin2(op): 10:09am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Mynd44:I would have preferred if you are providing proof to your claims as you make them. Below is section 77 of the Electoral Act 2022 which talked about parties submitting their register to INEC; end of discussion. No mention was made of any consequence to non submission. No mention was made about a party not sponsoring any member whose name was not in the register submitted to INEC. So where are you really getting the ground for your submissions?
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| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by chidiokay: 10:12am On Jun 23, 2023 |
drugBaronTINUBU:What wrong with being a kid? abi no be same head we take do kid still dey our neck 2011 election went smoothly becos there was no doubt pdp/Jonathan won ... i don't recall ACN playing a religious or tribal card in 2011 and i don't remember Buhari/cpc asking court to disqualify Jonathan and announce him president. You are beginning to sound like broken record, i don't have time for all that nonsense talk of, even Goodluck Jonathan you dimwit are using as justification to be unreasonable .. as moved on. abeg clear |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by seunmsg(m): 10:13am On Jun 23, 2023 |
joyandfaith:So, explain to us how the American citizenship obtained by Ishola in the case referenced above is different from the American citizenship obtained by Hamzat? |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by joyandfaith: 10:19am On Jun 23, 2023 |
seunmsg:The key word is renouncing. Anyway you can go to court. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by drugBaronTINUBU: 10:20am On Jun 23, 2023 |
chidiokay:now i know you are really a kid and very much unaware of what truly happened in nigeria in 2011. i will educate you. the biggest post election violence ever to happen in Nigeria took place in 2011. thousands of Nigerians, especially christians were murdered in the North simply because Buhari lost an election. hundreds of houses were burnt down with people in it. from kaduna, to kano, to sokoto etc. anyone seen as christian was immediately killed. go and read about the aftermath of 2011 election. before GEJ declared in 2015 that his ambition is not worth the blood of any NIgerian, it was based on what we witnessed in 2011. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2011/4/20/hundreds-dead-in-nigeria-post-poll-violence https://www.hrw.org/news/2011/05/16/nigeria-post-election-violence-killed-800 https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nigeria-violence-idUSTRE74F71S20110516 |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by seunmsg(m): 10:25am On Jun 23, 2023 |
joyandfaith:Everyone that acquires American citizenship by registration or naturalization swear to the same oath of allegiance. Ishola in the decided case and Hamzat swore to the same oath of allegiance. Irrespective of the oath they swore, they both remain Nigeria citizens with full rights of a Nigerian. You guys should stop arguing over what is as clear as daylight. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by 2mch(m): 10:33am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Hundeyin is a fool and psychotic. He’s really looking desperately for asylum in the UK and using twitter. Hoping he can get proof he needs it. UK will soon deport him, so he can come to Nigeria and spread lies. That form signed is signed by everyone that gets US citizenship. US allows dual citizenship. You cannot denounce Nigerian citizenship by signing US citizenship form. That is a different process to denounce Nigeria citizenship. Though I believe for our public office holders, only Nigeria citizenship should be allowed. But the law allows dual. Hundeyin lies a lot, and definitely battling a mental issue. Also even if the Deputy is disqualified, it does not in anyway affect Sanwoolu. Deputy can resign and be replaced. The party did not pick him, Sanwoolu did after winning party primary. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by soccerlite: 10:37am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Christistruth03:You should find out what renounce or naturalization means first Let me emancipate you Naturalisation is, however, a conscious decision to become a citizen of a foreign country by sending an application to the relevant government authorities or head of state. Go study |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by aswani(m): 10:45am On Jun 23, 2023 |
00FFT00:Penguin2 has clarified things, my response to that supersedes your questions. You are right though, it's all about the constitution and how vague it might or might not be. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by chidiokay: 10:47am On Jun 23, 2023 |
drugBaronTINUBU:it is relieving to know you will die before me grandpa, Now where is these meaningless tales by sunlight headed, what is the justification here. Buhari and jonathan are gone, so why are they the subject matter that reads LP vs APC. How did we even get here; LP is looking for short cuts to govt house, they want court to disqualify Tinubu and sanwo olu .. so they can take over even when it clear they didnt meet the requirements Obi only has 25% in FCT to his name, GRV, that one no even come close in any way.. awon weyrey 🤭 |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by drugBaronTINUBU: 11:04am On Jun 23, 2023 |
chidiokay:🤣🤣 Ignorance is ur problem |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by fergie001(mod): 11:06am On Jun 23, 2023*. Modified: 11:56am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Mynd44:Always have. If the deputy governor is disqualified by death, voluntary stepping down, resignation or court, the party nominates a new one. Or did anyone vote for Sanwo-Olu/Hamzat or APC?Of Court? Not true. They are tied to the same umbilical cord... If anything hits Hamzat now, Sanwo-Olu is gone. You are not even bothered about Obi and GRV 's double nomination from both PDP and LP and also the fact that as at the time their names were sent to INEC as candidates, they were not even recognised members of LP.1. These are pre-election matters and have expired. 2. An Appeal Court has cleared Obi hence a lower Court will do nothing. 3. These are intra-Party issues and no other person except aspirants who participated in the Primary can sue. 4. The APC or any other Party has no jurisdiction. For the Primary issue of citizenship, obtaining a citizenship of another Country does not invalidate your Citizenship by Birth in Nigeria. The only problem will be if Hamzat did not tick the box! senatordave1:It will deal with his credibility if he delegates someone. What do you think of hamzat's double citizenship.A key case by the Appeal Court in Labour Party & Ors v Ishola & Ors in 2014 is similar. Mudashiru Oniyangi JCA (now retired) put it succinctly: However, a Nigerian by birth who thereafter acquires citizenship of another Country i.e. America in the instant case, does not lose his right to vie for any elective office in Nigeria been a citizen by birth and not by naturalisation or registration. cc Penguin2 |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by Penguin2(op): 11:12am On Jun 23, 2023 |
helinues:Yes, we were expecting a 100% free and fair election in 2023. The highest margin of error we expected was about 2% as opposed to the almost 50% that was eventually recorded. And hey, because election riggers have gone away with their rigging in the past doesn’t mean every election rigger will go away with his or that we should now institutionalize rigging as an expected normalcy in our elections. And why would you use a country that failed to organize a proper election as the yardstick for Nigeria? If our aim as a country is to be emulating evil from failed countries then state it in our constitution so that we can start adopting whatever is going on in Libya, Syria, Yemen, and legalize homosexuality and transgender, and allow public sex and other vices; since such is the model you want for Nigeria. |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by Penguin2(op): 11:15am On Jun 23, 2023 |
seunmsg:Was Ishola a governor or deputy governor? |
| Re: Can A Non-Nigerian Hold Executive Office In Nigeria? The Sanwolu Dilemma. by helinues: 11:20am On Jun 23, 2023 |
Penguin2:@ emboldened, again, I would refer this old thread below. Did you people actually believed 93% of registered voters collected their PVC? https://www.nairaland.com/7215330/2023-election-conducted-early |
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