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When APC was chanting Change! Change!! Change!!! we want Change...INEC got the wrong message and changed the date of elections.

Shame to detractors

The MODs banning people any how..





We are watching You.

The umpire is INEC and not Jega. It has not been changed. Get your quotes right.

eye4eye:
You can't change an umpire few days before an election. Does that make sense to you?

Leave or No leave .Haters or no haters.Jonathan must complete his 2nd tenure.Must!

chukwudi44:
Jega’s predecessor, Prof Maurice Iwu. Iwu’s tenure was due to expire on June 13, 2010. However, on April 28, 2010, then acting President Jonathan, ordered Iwu to proceed on terminal leave.

iF Maurice Iwu went on terminal leave who is jega not to go.Jega is not bigger than our law,come March 1st he must proceed on terminal leave to enable the highly competent Prof Mimiko anchor the elections.

highly competent?! What the fvck do you even know about him? aside from the fact that GEJ is trying to install him to do his bidding that is

dragan:
Okay let's get this straight - Thers no way in hell GEJ will tamper with INEC before this elections and get away with it. Some sort of chaos will erupt (which i know people like you definitely want to happen), and the most likely scenario is that this country splits so if that's the goal why not split the country peacefully without inciting chaos that will definitely claim lives?

That's why we have the military to deal with trouble makers.Besides no one has a monopoly over violence. The law must be followed, Jega has to proceed on terminal leave March 1st

BellaSwan:
Jega’s predecessor, Prof Maurice Iwu. Iwu’s tenure was due to expire on June 13, 2010. However, on April 28, 2010, then acting President Jonathan, ordered Iwu to proceed on terminal leave.



http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2015/02/10/inec-spokesman-denies-jegas-terminal-leave/

If Jonathan could order Maurice Iwu to proceed on terminal leave then he can also order Jega to proceed on terminal leave.

ask google abeg

chukwudi44:
Jega’s predecessor, Prof Maurice Iwu. Iwu’s tenure was due to expire on June 13, 2010. However, on April 28, 2010, then acting President Jonathan, ordered Iwu to proceed on terminal leave.

iF Maurice Iwu went on terminal leave who is jega not to go.Jega is not bigger than our law,come March 1st he must proceed on terminal leave to enable the highly competent Prof Mimiko anchor the elections.

anonimi:
Are you speaking based on the provisions of the relevant laws of our country or simply ranting based on MISPLACED and MISDIRECTED emotions

When shall I stop being a LAWLESS barbarian

i helped u change the 'we' to 'i'...u re the only one...

xazxeq:
highly competent?! What the fvck do you even know about him? aside from the fact that GEJ is trying to install him to do his bidding that is

He did a great job at the ondo state university

chukwudi44:
He did a great job at the ondo state university

And how does that make him less likely to rig for PDP?

chukwudi44:
Jega’s predecessor, Prof Maurice Iwu. Iwu’s tenure was due to expire on June 13, 2010. However, on April 28, 2010, then acting President Jonathan, ordered Iwu to proceed on terminal leave.

iF Maurice Iwu went on terminal leave who is jega not to go.Jega is not bigger than our law,come March 1st he must proceed on terminal leave to enable the highly competent Prof Mimiko anchor the elections.

I'm sorry, but was it ...ANCHOR the election or DOCTOR the election you meant to say. My apologies if I seem a slow poke, but you know Nigeria and ambiguity sometimes...

chukwudi44:
Jega’s predecessor, Prof Maurice Iwu. Iwu’s tenure was due to expire on June 13, 2010. However, on April 28, 2010, then acting President Jonathan, ordered Iwu to proceed on terminal leave.

iF Maurice Iwu went on terminal leave who is jega not to go.Jega is not bigger than our law,come March 1st he must proceed on terminal leave to enable the highly competent Prof Mimiko anchor the elections.

will you call yourself a friend or enemy of democracy??

eye4eye:
You can't change an umpire few days before an election. Does that make sense to you?

The clueless bunch can do it...

In their present desperation, those guys don't mind setting the nation on fire..

BeeBeeOoh:
I'm saying this again, as far as Jeja's terminal leave, replacement or sack remains a future tense I won't comment till it turns into a present tense..

OMG
For rhyming in a way I liked, I owe you a bottle JW red label

EUROBOMBER:
But he must proceed on terminal leave before then, is he above the law?

90days from June 30 is april 2nd still why March 1st?..

blackpanda:
will you call yourself a friend or enemy of democracy??

A very good friend of democracy who is against the disenfranchisement of 25 million people

Collynzo419:
You cannot change the umpire in the middle of the match.

GEJ cannot unilaterally remove Jega. This is a democracy not an authoritarian state

#March4Buhari

The match has not started. GEJ is not sacking Jega. Jega is going on leave as provided by law. Jega played into GEJ hand and only GEJ can do whatever he likes with him.

BellaSwan:
The spokesman for the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Mr. Kayode Idowu, has debunked reports that INEC Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, would proceed on terminal leave on 1 March this year.

Idowu, who spoke on a TV programme monitored in Lagos, southwest Nigeria, on Tuesday, said Jega’s appointment was not guided by civil service rules and so he would serve until his tenure elapses on 30 June this year.

After the postponement of the elections last weekend, there have been reports that President Goodluck Jonathan’s next move is to relieve Jega of his job and replace him with a pliant person to conduct the elections.

Idowu also said the ballot papers for Nigeria’s presidential election scheduled to hold on 28 March were ready.

He said the ballot papers had been delivered by the printers and that they were being kept in the vault of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

He also disclosed that thousands of ad hoc staff were being trained for the elections initially billed to take place on 14 and 28 February but shifted to 28 March and 11 April.

He said the postponement would allow INEC perfect its preparations for the polls, adding that there can never be 100% preparations for an election since things continue to change until the last day of the polls.

But Idowu may not be right after all on reports that Jega may be asked to proceed on terminal leave in March.

A Federal civil service circular, issued by former head of service, Alhaji Isa Bello Sali entitled, ‘Three Months pre-retirement/terminal leave’ made no distinction as to whether one is a career civil servant or a political appointee.

According to the circular, “It has been observed that the mandatory notice of retirement for officers who are due to retire is not being observed as provided for in the extant rules. Accordingly, it has become necessary to reiterate the provisions of Public Service Rules (PSR) 100238 which states that officers are required to give three months notice of their retirement from service terminating on the effective date of their retirement”

The circular was addressed and sent to the Chief of Staff to the President, Chief Justice of the Federation, all Ministers, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Service Chiefs, the Inspector-General of Police, Chairman Federal Civil Service Commission, the Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), and the Chairman of Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Others are Heads of extra-ministerial departments, the Accountant-General of the Federation, Auditor-General of the Federation, Surveyor-General of the Federation, Directors-General/chief executives of parastatals and agencies.

Jega’s predecessor, Prof Maurice Iwu. Iwu’s tenure was due to expire on June 13, 2010. However, on April 28, 2010, then acting President Jonathan, ordered Iwu to proceed on terminal leave.

Former IGP Abubakar’s tenure was due to end on July 30, 2014 but he proceeded or was sent on terminal leave on May 12, 2014. Former Chief Justice of the Federation, Justice Dahiru Musdapher voluntarily proceeded on terminal leave three months before the constitutional or mathematical end of his tenure.

http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2015/02/10/inec-spokesman-denies-jegas-terminal-leave/

THIS FREEDOM SPEECH HAS TO BE CURTAIL BY ALL MEANS, A SITUATION WHEREBY SOMEONE LIES AGAINST ME AND THE PERSON IS ASKING ME TO DEFEND OR PROVE MY INNOCENT! ONE OF MANY DAMAGES THAT APC AS DONE TO THIS COUNTRY IS PEDDLING OF LIES, THEY WILL IMAGINE THINGS AND FABRICATES WITH THE HELPS OF THEIR PROPAGANDA NEWS COMPANIES (punch, the nation, sahara and premium times) AND EXPECTING JONATHAN TO BE DEFENDING THE GOVERNMENT, i could remember it was punch newspaper that first publish this lies that they are with firsthand information that the government are going to replace jega.

BellaSwan:
A Federal civil service circular, issued by former head of service, Alhaji Isa Bello Sali entitled, ‘Three Months pre-retirement/terminal leave’ made no distinction as to whether one is a career civil servant or a political appointee.

According to the circular, “It has been observed that the mandatory notice of retirement for officers who are due to retire is not being observed as provided for in the extant rules. Accordingly, it has become necessary to reiterate the provisions of Public Service Rules (PSR) 100238 which states that officers are required to give three months notice of their retirement from service terminating on the effective date of their retirement”

The circular was addressed and sent to the Chief of Staff to the President, Chief Justice of the Federation, all Ministers, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Service Chiefs, the Inspector-General of Police, Chairman Federal Civil Service Commission, the Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), and the Chairman of Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Others are Heads of extra-ministerial departments, the Accountant-General of the Federation, Auditor-General of the Federation, Surveyor-General of the Federation, Directors-General/chief executives of parastatals and agencies.

Jega’s predecessor, Prof Maurice Iwu. Iwu’s tenure was due to expire on June 13, 2010. However, on April 28, 2010, then acting President Jonathan, ordered Iwu to proceed on terminal leave.

Former IGP Abubakar’s tenure was due to end on July 30, 2014 but he proceeded or was sent on terminal leave on May 12, 2014. Former Chief Justice of the Federation, Justice Dahiru Musdapher voluntarily proceeded on terminal leave three months before the constitutional or mathematical end of his tenure.

http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2015/02/10/inec-spokesman-denies-jegas-terminal-leave/

hmmm

dragan:
Okay let's get this straight - Thers no way in hell GEJ will tamper with INEC before this elections and get away with it. Some sort of chaos will erupt (which i know people like you definitely want to happen), and the most likely scenario is that this country splits so if that's the goal why not split the country peacefully without inciting chaos that will definitely claim lives?

What are you insinuating. Is Jaga higher than the law? I pity the way some you people comments. You talk as if Jaga is the only one that can do the job. Well he is already on his way out come march 1st and nothing any one will do. We are being guided by the law's of the land

chukwudi44:
Jega’s predecessor, Prof Maurice Iwu. Iwu’s tenure was due to expire on June 13, 2010. However, on April 28, 2010, then acting President Jonathan, ordered Iwu to proceed on terminal leave.

iF Maurice Iwu went on terminal leave who is jega not to go.Jega is not bigger than our law,come March 1st he must proceed on terminal leave to enable the highly competent Prof Mimiko anchor the elections.

Your life indeed must be very miserable

People of decent conduct now know that you Jonathanians are a special breed of accursed individuals whose support of GEJ is not borne out of any patriotic fervour but only of asinine and stomach considerations

I thought that GEJ as an incumbent should have everything going for him towards the election if indeed he has performed but it is now obvious that you lot are jittery hence would not mind if Nigeria and all its institutions are destroyed on the platter of Jonathan's ambition

To people like you even if your Mother's head were to be decapitated to please GEJ,y'all wont mind........that is what a sorrow-filled life can berth

Myself2:
OMG
For rhyming in a way I liked, I owe you a bottle JW red label

u na d man wey sabi..

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chukwudi44:
Jega’s predecessor, Prof Maurice Iwu. Iwu’s tenure was due to expire on June 13, 2010. However, on April 28, 2010, then acting President Jonathan, ordered Iwu to proceed on terminal leave.

iF Maurice Iwu went on terminal leave who is jega not to go.Jega is not bigger than our law,come March 1st he must proceed on terminal leave to enable the highly competent Prof Mimiko anchor the elections.

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Old man, you are spewing your trash as usual. Tambuwal is still the speaker, but you have no shame. Keep disgracing your foolish self everywhere. Smg

STORY, JEGA KNOWS DEEP DOWN . HE IS OUT

obailala:
The clueless bunch can do it...

In their present desperation, those guys don't mind setting the nation on fire..

Let it be on fire so that you can burn. Stupidity at the highest level. You think the law's are not effective. Jaga is gone already.

As long as it's within d ambit of d law it's OK by me.

EUROBOMBER:
But he must proceed on terminal leave before then, is he above the law?

3 months to june 30th is March 30th, so he will conduct the election before leaving if you insist he must go.

When the pressident say yes. No body can say no.GEJ let go there. The next is buhari certificate