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nairalandkachy1:
https://sunnewsonline.com/breaking-tribunal-sacks-lp-reps-member/

Previous Thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/7588751/house-reps-minority-leader-elumelu#121309645

FreeStuffsNG:
The tribunal in a judgement on Monday, held that Okolie was not duly sponsored by the Labour Party as he was not a member of the party as at May 28, 2022 when the primary purportedly held.

Same ruling awaits Mr Obi.

These few days ahead of the PEPT judgement, the way and manner the back to back court judgements have been peeling away the LP illegalities and landing heavily to crush and destroy the evil unpatriotic house built with saliva from the lying tongues in LP and its mob is a forerunner of what awaits the lies-laden low budget petition of Mr Obi at the PEPT. Arabambi and Pa Apapa are vindicated. Even that our Igbo brother ,Chinedu of LP in Lagos, will receive his own reality check soon too.O ti zeh!

By now,INEC, APC, PDP and the Pa-Apapa faction should start demanding for damages from LP and their impostor candidates or press for their committal to prison for perjury, impersonation and electoral crimes. Check my signature for free stuffs!

FreeStuffsNG:
The tribunal in a judgement on Monday, held that Okolie was not duly sponsored by the Labour Party as he was not a member of the party as at May 28, 2022 when the primary purportedly held.

Same ruling awaits Mr Obi.

These few days ahead of the PEPT judgement, the way and manner the back to back court judgements have been peeling away the LP illegalities and landing heavily to crush and destroy the evil unpatriotic house built with saliva from the lying tongues in LP and its mob is a forerunner of what awaits the lies-laden low budget petition of Mr Obi at the PEPT. Arabambi and Pa Apapa are vindicated. Even that our Igbo brother ,Chinedu of LP in Lagos, will receive his own reality check soon too.O ti zeh!

By now,INEC, APC, PDP and the Pa-Apapa faction should start demanding for damages from LP and their impostor candidates or press for their committal to prison for perjury, impersonation and electoral crimes. Check my signature for free stuffs!

EmeeNaka:
Hmm
That's sad.
Why would this happen to LP?
Well, she will seek redress at higher court.
This is exactly how LP will crush APC at Presidential tribunal

Penguin2:
Judgment will be quashed by the Appeal Court.

No aspect of our law said new members cannot be registered after register has been submitted to INEC.

And no punishment was prescribed for anyone whose name is not in party register.

FreeStuffsNG:
The tribunal in a judgement on Monday, held that Okolie was not duly sponsored by the Labour Party as he was not a member of the party as at May 28, 2022 when the primary purportedly held.

Same ruling awaits Mr Obi.

These few days ahead of the PEPT judgement, the way and manner the back to back court judgements have been peeling away the LP illegalities and landing heavily to crush and destroy the evil unpatriotic house built with saliva from the lying tongues in LP and its mob is a forerunner of what awaits the lies-laden low budget petition of Mr Obi at the PEPT. Arabambi and Pa Apapa are vindicated. Even that our Igbo brother ,Chinedu of LP in Lagos, will receive his own reality check soon too.O ti zeh!

By now,INEC, APC, PDP and the Pa-Apapa faction should start demanding for damages from LP and their impostor candidates or press for their committal to prison for perjury, impersonation and electoral crimes. Check my signature for free stuffs!

seanfer:
Don't blame the Lawyers, blame LP that didn't follow the laid down rules about candidate sponsorship.. You can't build on a faulty foundation and expect the building not to collapse..

Penguin2:
Judgment will be quashed by the Appeal Court.

No aspect of our law said new members cannot be registered after register has been submitted to INEC.

And no punishment was prescribed for anyone whose name is not in party register.

EmeeNaka:
Hmm
That's sad.
Why would this happen to LP?
Well, she will seek redress at higher court.
This is exactly how LP will crush APC at Presidential tribunal

nairalandkachy1:
https://sunnewsonline.com/breaking-tribunal-sacks-lp-reps-member/

Previous Thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/7588751/house-reps-minority-leader-elumelu#121309645

Penguin2:
Judgment will be quashed by the Appeal Court.

No aspect of our law said new members cannot be registered after register has been submitted to INEC.

And no punishment was prescribed for anyone whose name is not in party register.

seanfer:
Don't blame the Lawyers, blame LP that didn't follow the laid down rules about candidate sponsorship.. You can't build on a faulty foundation and expect the building not to collapse..

eldoradoxx:
Nigerian judiciary is a disgrace. I thought that in recent decision of the Supreme Court as we all read in PDP case against Shettima, they said PDP cannot question the nomination of Shettima since only a party member can question the internal matters of a political party. Now they have changed their mouth.

April396949:
This recent decision by the tribunal to sack LP's Ngozi Okolie and reinstate PDP's Ndudi Elumelu raises questions about the transparency and fairness of the electoral process. It is not uncommon to witness such controversies surrounding elections, where the outcome is challenged and eventually overturned.

While some may argue that the decision reflects the judiciary's commitment to upholding the democratic principles and ensuring justice, others might view it as a political move meant to manipulate the composition of the House of Representatives.

It is crucial for the Nigerian electoral system to be impartial and independent to maintain public trust in the democratic process. It's essential to have rigorous scrutiny and evaluation of such decisions to prevent any perception of bias or favoritism.

Ultimately, this decision and similar cases prompt us to reflect on the need for comprehensive electoral reforms, reinforced institutions, and better laws to curtail manipulation and ensure a level playing field for all political parties.

SmartPolician:
It's not over until it gets to Supreme Court.

By the way, it's high time the judiciary defines who wins elections in Nigeria - party or candidates.

The last time I checked, contesters' names don't appear on ballot papers, parties do.

EmeeNaka:
Hmm
That's sad.
Why would this happen to LP?
Well, she will seek redress at higher court.
This is exactly how LP will crush APC at Presidential tribunal