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Era of court action from election to up turning of election and to evidence, rigging and declaration until the four years tenure is over

Lol una problem..

It is wonderful. Kwankwaso is now oppressing the Igbo man who founded NNPP. He wants to cut out Aniebonam from eating from the spoils of the party's triumph in Kano.

If you do me I do you. Man no go vex. Nice one from Kwankwaso.

As we all are aware, Judgment on Presidential Election Petition will be delivered tomorrow, the 6th day of September 2023 at the Court of Appeal Abuja Division.
For those expecting wonders to happen in Court tomorrow, you may have a quagmire to contend with.

During my undergraduate days as a Law student, we were taught even in Law School, that decisions of the courts on any subject must be predicated on the following:

A. The Substantive Laws;
B. Rules of Court and Courts Practice Direction; and
C. Judicial Precedents – in this case, it means the Judgment/decisions of the Superior Courts, particularly the Supreme Court's Judgments on similar subjects, facts, and circumstances.

Any Judgment founded outside the above considerations cannot stand in Law.

Fast forward to the 13th day of October, 2022, the intermediate Court in the land, the Court of Appeal, Abuja Judicial Division delivered a unanimous landmark Judgment in an Appeal filed by Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, wherein the Court of Appeal discharged Mazi Nnamdi Kanu of all the frivolous charge filed against him and consequently, directed the Federal Government to release him unconditionally.

The penultimate Court proceeded to prohibit Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s further detention in any detention facility in Nigeria and forbade Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu from being tried again in any Court in Nigeria on any offence whatsoever.

The penultimate Court did not stop at that; the Learned Justices of the Court of Appeal unanimously reprimanded the Federal Government for their act of lawlessness in the way Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was abducted in Kenya and extraordinarily renditioned to Nigeria. They further declared it as an egregious violation of the extant Laws – local and international – by the Federal Government of Nigeria.

Curiously, on the 24th October, 2022, a different Panel of Justices of the same Court of Appeal, was constituted, which sat and consequently granted an unprecedented Order, Staying the Execution of Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s constitutionally guaranteed right to personal liberty. Intrinsically, staying the Execution of the same Judgment and far-reaching Orders made by the same Court.

The fact is that throughout the said Ruling delivered on the 28th day of October, 2022, and argument canvassed by the parties giving rise to the Ruling; there was no place that the Federal Government referred to any criminal decisions of either the Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court in similar facts, if any, or substantive criminal Laws governing the criminal appeals or Court of Appeal Criminal Practice Direction.

We refer to the unpopular Ruling as unprecedented because the precedents and authorities relied upon by this Panel in staying the execution of the judgment in a criminal appeal, were all civil cases and the Court of Appeal Rules on civil appeals.

Tomorrow, a very renowned Justice of the Court of Appeal who presided over the Panel that delivered this unprecedented Ruling and consequently granted the unpopular order staying the execution of the landmark Judgment in Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s criminal appeal; and who incidentally, also presided over the proceedings at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal, will also be delivering his own judgement.

In view of the fate of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and the obvious travesty of justice in his case, we can only wish those hoping that justice prevails tomorrow, godspeed, even as all eyes are now on the Judiciary.

Kwankwaso is an overrated politician.

Because of his pride and fragile ego, he missed working with obi (even though he is highly irrelevant because Obi never needed him).

We actually thought kwankwaso would win the entire north whereby making Tinubu irrelevant, kwankwaso is a nobody outside kano state! About time the okpolor eyes is sent packing tomorrow

AsomughaChuks05:
It is wonderful. Kwankwaso is now oppressing the Igbo man who founded NNPP. He wants to cut out Aniebonam from eating from the spoils of the party's triumph in Kano.

Same way Abure is oppressing and cutting out Lamidi. Not fair at all

aaaaaah confusion everywhere. when the righteous is on the throne peace everywhere but when a --------- on the throne confusion will be the order of the day

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Kwankwaso should leave this ungrateful Party and move to another Party with the Kano State Governor or just create his own Party.

Lol, this one wanted to be President.

Justice to the people

Kwankwassiya leave NNPP alone

Epilitilomo:
They are invalidating another presidency tommorow

For your mind naaa they'll declare PO as winner ...sorry oh!

The greatest judgement we want to hear will be tomorrow.

A day an illegitimate Nigeria president will be sack and disgrace out of the sit of power.

Nigeria will surely be great in my lifetime.

I will live to see the fall of APC... Amen

This is one of the fools that thought our OBIDIENT movement was just a child's play.

Some people are really cashing out

Hmmm

K

The soul of NNPP is on the line. Let's see how it goes.

War
He made NNPP relevant

www.muriajaka.com

Kwankwso without NNPP and NNPP without Kwankwso is a like fish without the right habitat.

They are fighting all the opposition parties

Lmao

Obi dodged a bullet by not picking you.
Don't check my signature. See it.

Sorry about this cos you would never see it coming obi never won any election and i would say this he can never be president ever in the history of Nigeria so stay tuned and cry well

Kennitrust:
The greatest judgement we want to hear will be tomorrow.

A day an illegitimate Nigeria president will be sack and disgrace out of the sit of power.

Nigeria will surely be great in my lifetime.

I will live to see the fall of APC... Amen

naija judiciary fa