The Yoruba Youth Council has deplored what it described as worrisome underdevelopment of Zamfara State, coupled with insecurity since the exit of former Governor Bello Matawalle.

"We observed that since the nullification by appeal court of results from the three local governments that produced Governor of Zamfara State, the state have been going through challenges".

In a statement signed by its National President, Comrade Eric Oluwole, the council, which is an umbrella body of the Yoruba youths noted particularly that the state has been going through challenges since the Court of Appeal on November 27 ordered a rerun by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, of the March 18 election which produced the incumbent Governor Dauda Lawal of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as the winner.

The statement said that based on its overview, "the Council observed that the current state of underdevelopment in the state is due to alleged fear and uncertainty being entertained by the governor on whether he would win or lose the three Local Government Areas in the incoming rerun."

Oluwole said: "We called on the Mr President to put Governor Dauda Lawal under watch and checking, there is need for the Governor to concentrate his full energy on delivering meaningful governance to the good people of Zamfara State who are looking up to their leaders full hope, while patiently awaiting the final decision of the Supreme Court on his pending appeal against the nullification of his election by the lower Court and the Appeal Court.


"We also observe then that his part of the people that showed much interest in Mr President on Toronto certificate issue".

Yoruba youth also said they learnt that Mr Governor has been financing some groups in order to carry out protest and therefore, called on security agencies to be on alert to arrest any person that want to cause problem in the state.

"Already, the current state of underdevelopment in Zamfara State is disturbing enough, Mr Governor should not do anything to further jeopardize the interest and especially the much-needed overall socioeconomic development of the state."

The youth leader then urged Governor Lawal to, pending the verdict of the Supreme Court on his appeal, he should vigorously follow the footsteps of his predecessor and now Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle "with his brilliant record of achievements as the immediate former Governor of Zamfara State."

It would be recalled that in a unanimous decision by its three-member panel led by Justice Oyebisi Folayemi, including Justice Cordelia Ifeoma Jombo-Ofo, and Justice Sybil Nwaka Gbagi, the appellate court had declared the March 18 Zamfara State Governorship Election as inconclusive and nullified Lawal's return.

It further ordered INEC to conduct a fresh election in three Local Government Areas of the state including Maradun, Birnin-Magaji and Bukkuyum, where elections had not been held previously or where results from various polling units were not counted.

Also, the court held that it was wrong for INEC to rely on information it obtained from its INEC Result Viewing (IReV) portal to collate the final result of the governorship election.

The judgment was on an appeal brought before the court by the immediate former governor of the state, Bello Matawalle, who was the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the March 18 election

Oluwole noted that the Independent National Electoral Commission did not include about 98,000 votes meant for Bello Matawalle in its tally, called on the Supreme Court to simply add it up and decide in Matawalle’s favor without the need for a rerun and declare him winner.

"We advise Mr Governor to wait for the Supreme Court ruling, the state should not jeopardize its efforts, so far, Nigeria belong to all of us, there is need for everyone to obey the Court ruling. The state needs to be stable for development and security.

Hahaha
Small yansh they shake
Where would he get his votes from in 2027?

SpatialKing:
Hahaha
Small yansh they shake
Where would he get his votes from in 2027?

So you think Tinubu the Jagaban can contest and loose any election in Nigeria? Dey play!

Unittyy:

So you think Tinubu the Jagaban can contest and loose any election in Nigeria? Dey play!

Pride goes before a fall bro....
He will loose nothing will happen

The only thing that will make Tinubu win 2027 elections is if he remains in the good book of the Northerners and Muslims..

If you like rig once you don't have the Northern votes you will still lose.


Hope you remembered that same Tinubu supported
Nuru Ribadu then he lost
Tinubu supported Atiku then he lost woefully...

Stop making it look like Tinubu has never been a loser

SpatialKing:


Pride goes before a fall bro....
He will loose nothing will happen

The only thing that will make Tinubu win 2027 elections is if he remains in the good book of the Northerners and Muslims..

If you like rig once you don't have the Northern votes you will still lose.


Hope you remembered that same Tinubu supported
Nuru Ribadu then he lost
Tinubu supported Atiku then he lost woefully...

Stop making it look like Tinubu has never been a loser

Tinubu has never lost and will never loose a national election in Nigeria.

Tinubu didn't support Atiku in 2007, he supported Yar'adua in that election.

Again, Tinubu supported Goodluck Jonathan in 2011 instead of Ribadu, his party candidate.

Tinubu is a political genius and a master strategist, you can see that in the way he lured Peter Obi into 2023 race in order to divide PDP vote.
Before 2027, Tinubu would have perfected another winning formula and strategy that will hand him a second term. When it comes to politics in Nigeria, don't underestimate the Jagaban of borgu.

Unittyy:

Tinubu has never lost and will never loose a national election in Nigeria.

Tinubu didn't support Atiku in 2007, he supported Yar'adua in that election.

Again, Tinubu supported Goodluck Jonathan in 2011 instead of Ribadu, his party candidate.

Tinubu is a political genius and a master strategist, you can see that in the way he lured Peter Obi into 2023 race in order to divide PDP vote.
Before 2027, Tinubu would have perfected another winning formula and strategy that will hand him a second term. When it comes to politics in Nigeria, don't underestimate the Jagaban of borgu.

Tinubu never supported Yaradua...

He supported AC candidate and they lost

He supported Atiku and he lost...

Tinubu won 2023 because of Buhari (northern support) and INEC

Thats all

Something we all know..

Peter Obi or not Tinubu would've won

INEC did the magic

Wetin concern Yoruba with zamfara?
These are political urchins

Who's Tinubu? He went, ask and beg for power from the north. They considered him, So stop the noise and overhyping

Ok

Unittyy:

Tinubu has never lost and will never loose a national election in Nigeria.

Tinubu didn't support Atiku in 2007, he supported Yar'adua in that election.

Again, Tinubu supported Goodluck Jonathan in 2011 instead of Ribadu, his party candidate.

Tinubu is a political genius and a master strategist, you can see that in the way he lured Peter Obi into 2023 race in order to divide PDP vote.
Before 2027, Tinubu would have perfected another winning formula and strategy that will hand him a second term. When it comes to politics in Nigeria, don't underestimate the Jagaban of borgu.

100%

Jatuski:




The Yoruba Youth Council has deplored what it described as worrisome underdevelopment of Zamfara State, coupled with insecurity since the exit of former Governor Bello Matawalle.

"We observed that since the nullification by appeal court of results from the three local governments that produced Governor of Zamfara State, the state have been going through challenges".

In a statement signed by its National President, Comrade Eric Oluwole, the council, which is an umbrella body of the Yoruba youths noted particularly that the state has been going through challenges since the Court of Appeal on November 27 ordered a rerun by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, of the March 18 election which produced the incumbent Governor Dauda Lawal of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as the winner.

The statement said that based on its overview, "the Council observed that the current state of underdevelopment in the state is due to alleged fear and uncertainty being entertained by the governor on whether he would win or lose the three Local Government Areas in the incoming rerun."

Oluwole said: "We called on the Mr President to put Governor Dauda Lawal under watch and checking, there is need for the Governor to concentrate his full energy on delivering meaningful governance to the good people of Zamfara State who are looking up to their leaders full hope, while patiently awaiting the final decision of the Supreme Court on his pending appeal against the nullification of his election by the lower Court and the Appeal Court.


"We also observe then that his part of the people that showed much interest in Mr President on Toronto certificate issue".

Yoruba youth also said they learnt that Mr Governor has been financing some groups in order to carry out protest and therefore, called on security agencies to be on alert to arrest any person that want to cause problem in the state.

"Already, the current state of underdevelopment in Zamfara State is disturbing enough, Mr Governor should not do anything to further jeopardize the interest and especially the much-needed overall socioeconomic development of the state."

The youth leader then urged Governor Lawal to, pending the verdict of the Supreme Court on his appeal, he should vigorously follow the footsteps of his predecessor and now Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle "with his brilliant record of achievements as the immediate former Governor of Zamfara State."

It would be recalled that in a unanimous decision by its three-member panel led by Justice Oyebisi Folayemi, including Justice Cordelia Ifeoma Jombo-Ofo, and Justice Sybil Nwaka Gbagi, the appellate court had declared the March 18 Zamfara State Governorship Election as inconclusive and nullified Lawal's return.

It further ordered INEC to conduct a fresh election in three Local Government Areas of the state including Maradun, Birnin-Magaji and Bukkuyum, where elections had not been held previously or where results from various polling units were not counted.

Also, the court held that it was wrong for INEC to rely on information it obtained from its INEC Result Viewing (IReV) portal to collate the final result of the governorship election.

The judgment was on an appeal brought before the court by the immediate former governor of the state, Bello Matawalle, who was the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the March 18 election

Oluwole noted that the Independent National Electoral Commission did not include about 98,000 votes meant for Bello Matawalle in its tally, called on the Supreme Court to simply add it up and decide in Matawalle’s favor without the need for a rerun and declare him winner.

"We advise Mr Governor to wait for the Supreme Court ruling, the state should not jeopardize its efforts, so far, Nigeria belong to all of us, there is need for everyone to obey the Court ruling. The state needs to be stable for development and security.

No source. Did you create this news in your bedroom?

Jatuski:




The Yoruba Youth Council has deplored what it described as worrisome underdevelopment of Zamfara State, coupled with insecurity since the exit of former Governor Bello Matawalle.

"We observed that since the nullification by appeal court of results from the three local governments that produced Governor of Zamfara State, the state have been going through challenges".

In a statement signed by its National President, Comrade Eric Oluwole, the council, which is an umbrella body of the Yoruba youths noted particularly that the state has been going through challenges since the Court of Appeal on November 27 ordered a rerun by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, of the March 18 election which produced the incumbent Governor Dauda Lawal of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as the winner.

The statement said that based on its overview, "the Council observed that the current state of underdevelopment in the state is due to alleged fear and uncertainty being entertained by the governor on whether he would win or lose the three Local Government Areas in the incoming rerun."

Oluwole said: "We called on the Mr President to put Governor Dauda Lawal under watch and checking, there is need for the Governor to concentrate his full energy on delivering meaningful governance to the good people of Zamfara State who are looking up to their leaders full hope, while patiently awaiting the final decision of the Supreme Court on his pending appeal against the nullification of his election by the lower Court and the Appeal Court.


"We also observe then that his part of the people that showed much interest in Mr President on Toronto certificate issue".

Yoruba youth also said they learnt that Mr Governor has been financing some groups in order to carry out protest and therefore, called on security agencies to be on alert to arrest any person that want to cause problem in the state.

"Already, the current state of underdevelopment in Zamfara State is disturbing enough, Mr Governor should not do anything to further jeopardize the interest and especially the much-needed overall socioeconomic development of the state."

The youth leader then urged Governor Lawal to, pending the verdict of the Supreme Court on his appeal, he should vigorously follow the footsteps of his predecessor and now Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle "with his brilliant record of achievements as the immediate former Governor of Zamfara State."

It would be recalled that in a unanimous decision by its three-member panel led by Justice Oyebisi Folayemi, including Justice Cordelia Ifeoma Jombo-Ofo, and Justice Sybil Nwaka Gbagi, the appellate court had declared the March 18 Zamfara State Governorship Election as inconclusive and nullified Lawal's return.

It further ordered INEC to conduct a fresh election in three Local Government Areas of the state including Maradun, Birnin-Magaji and Bukkuyum, where elections had not been held previously or where results from various polling units were not counted.

Also, the court held that it was wrong for INEC to rely on information it obtained from its INEC Result Viewing (IReV) portal to collate the final result of the governorship election.

The judgment was on an appeal brought before the court by the immediate former governor of the state, Bello Matawalle, who was the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the March 18 election

Oluwole noted that the Independent National Electoral Commission did not include about 98,000 votes meant for Bello Matawalle in its tally, called on the Supreme Court to simply add it up and decide in Matawalle’s favor without the need for a rerun and declare him winner.

"We advise Mr Governor to wait for the Supreme Court ruling, the state should not jeopardize its efforts, so far, Nigeria belong to all of us, there is need for everyone to obey the Court ruling. The state needs to be stable for development and security.

Can you see how biased and sentimental some people could be?
So the insecurity in the state, started with the present governor a PDP man?
Can you just imagine how stupid and idiotic that some people could be?
The insecurity in Zamfara State has been for along time. Nigerians got to know the severity of insecurity through Sen.Marafa, when he was still in the Senate, as a senator. So the supreme court, should just add the so called missing votes and declare Matawele the governor? O, God have mercy on this nation.
All of these, because Tinubu as a Yoruba man is the president of Nigeria?
Well,as far as I'm concerned, I have lost trust and confidence in the Nigerian judicial system. One will not be surprised,if the wishes and aspirations of the myopic and tribal bigots are granted tomorrow. That's where we have found ourselves now.