₦airaland Forum

Chief Timipre Sylva's peaceful acceptance of the disappointing gubernatorial election result which was manufactured in favour of the incumbent governor should not be mistaken for complacency.

He and his supporters will continue to pursue justice and advocate for a fair and transparent process to ensure that the election results are truly representative of the will of the Bayelsa State voters.

We admire Chief Timipre Sylva's dedication to the democratic process and the rule of law.

Chief Sylva has once again proven himself to be a person of great character and integrity, even in the face of daytime electoral robbery.

In the face of the glaring disappointing aftermath of the election, he displayed grace and class, accepting the cooked results with dignity and respect.

His followers have followed his example, remaining peaceful and respectful.

We applaud Chief Sylva for setting a positive example in a difficult situation.

Chief Sylva and his followers believe in the power of the law to uphold justice.

They are confident that the will of the people of Bayelsa State will ultimately be reflected in the election results, and that they will be victorious in their pursuit of fairness and democracy.

They are steadfast in their belief that justice will prevail and that their victory is inevitable.

~ Sylva Staunch Supporters (Powered by CPO)

INEC dropped his 84000 votes due to BVAS bypass, but accepted almost 300,000 votes manufactured from 3 LGs in Kogi central by bypassing the BVAS.

INEC is the problem of our democracy.

I witnessed the Bayelsa election... All I can say is that there was huge vote buying by the parties and the people are majorly in support of the incumbent... Very glaring

In how many local government areas did you witness the Bayelsa State election simultaneously to know that people supported the incumbent more?

Oscarchims:
I witnessed the Bayelsa election... All I can say is that there was huge vote buying by the parties and the people are majorly in support of the incumbent... Very glaring

greatpaulo:
In how many local government areas did you witness the Bayelsa State election simultaneously to know that people supported the incumbent more?

After a collated observation

Make Sylva rest. Nobody wants him.
Only him govship candidate, DG campaign and same time leader of the APC in south south. Make he rest make Diri continue. I work with a man from Nembe, I have friends from Opuoma, I have friends from southern Ijaw and even Brass area. Not one of them have spoken well of Sylva. I was in Bayelsa after the election, boy, come see happiness. Sylva is too selfish and self centred. Make him rest abeg.

Ironically, the places you mentioned, if combined, are not up 0.1% of the smallest LGA in Bayelsa State.

Circling your friends with the enemies of Sylva doesn't make Sylva a bad person.

How many friends of Sylva have you interacted with to know their views? 3

ogmask:
Make Sylva rest. Nobody wants him.
Only him govship candidate, DG campaign, and same time leader of the APC in south south. Make he rest make Diri continue. I work with a man from Nembe, I have friends from Opuoma, I have friends from southern Ijaw and even Brass area. Not one of them have spoken well of Sylva. I was in Bayelsa after the election, boy, come see happiness. Sylva is too selfish and self centred. Make him rest abeg.