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| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by ibietela2(m): 9:00am On Mar 20, 2016 |
[s] Lawsimon:[/s] Olodo you forgot the appeal court and that tribunal abi election whatever is there name |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by yaki84: 9:08am On Mar 20, 2016 |
sweetgala:the killings in rivers cant equate the killings that happened in kano after d 2015 election where the resident electoral officer n his entire household including goats, chicken, cockroach, ants were killed. abt the card reader every nigerian knows it was a test run exercise, jega said it was a trial thing that is why he made available the incidenceform incase the r some issues where prints r not being captured by the CR though the pvc is authentic n the name of the holder of such card is found in the voter register. 2015 election has passed, parties won n lost, inec is still around, since 70percent nigerians accept the card reader inec shud send a bill to national assembly to include it in the electoral act as ammended. it is not the judiciary or supreme court justices that will do this na Inec or the national assembly members cos thier job is to make laws. |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by Lawsimon(op): 9:20am On Mar 20, 2016 |
ibietela2:If E pain you just go hug transformer |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by ibietela2(m): 10:01am On Mar 20, 2016 |
Lawsimon:Y |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by sammyj: 11:34am On Mar 20, 2016 |
And why was GEJ praised for this anarchy ? ![]() amtaken: |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by 3sha4lyf: 11:47am On Mar 20, 2016 |
yaki84:I hope u understand that a CR records ALL attempts on it, failed or successful. If it fails, an incidence form (IF) is used, but it doesn't erase the attempted data. CR, like any machine in the world is NOT Bulletproof. Hackers gonna hack. Machines gonna fail. But you don't avoid education simply cos it's expensive. One more thing I think people need to understand about deployment of military is that situations invite them, especially when there is evidence that the local security are facing challenges in, or have arguably failed to curb the restiveness. If the former is the case, assistance from military comes in. If the latter is the case, an intervention suffices. Maybe in Benue, police still assure the FG that they are on their game but may need assistance if nothing changes from, say next week...I said MAYBE O. Maybe in Rivers, military has assumed that with the restiveness in the state pre-election, it may get bloodier if no assistance comes. So they opted for INTERVENTION, which undermines the opinions of d police. Again, that's a maybe... If you are a spouse to a Force Member, or have a family member in the Force, you can relate to this. Rivers [Rerun] Election was certainly a Do-or-Die Deal. it doesn't need to be so. 2019, only the candidates and their families may have to cast the votes. |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by Nobody: 1:43pm On Mar 20, 2016 |
sweetgala:The 1999 constitution supercede any other laws or act |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by amtaken(f): 2:58pm On Mar 20, 2016 |
That is why there is change or is it fake change? Anything that wasn't done right in the previous administration should be fixed now instead of continuing with it and blaming the good ambassador GEJ. Fake changers. sammyj: |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by bilulu(m): 3:19pm On Mar 20, 2016 |
3sha4lyf:I now understand u clearly...... but d fact remains CR is alien to our laws so let's hope our senate do justice to dat so dat bf d end of dis year tins will change for gud |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by 3sha4lyf: 3:37pm On Mar 20, 2016 |
bilulu:Very mature... |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by specco(m): 4:23pm On Mar 20, 2016 |
bilulu:Are you surprised? Have'nt you realised that yorubas are double faced. They did'nt say a word when tribunal ruled against card reader in Pdp vs Apc in Lagos which made Ambode of Apc to retain his seat. Now they are opening their smelly mouths. Yeye dey smell. |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by sweetgala(m): 10:20pm On Mar 20, 2016 |
asuustrike2009:Can you answer me this , has the purpose of INEC and the documentation that established the said organisation not been clarified as the primary body that defines the standards by which an election would be undertaken ? Does the CR not ensure a better election process |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by Nobody: 10:52pm On Mar 20, 2016 |
sweetgala:CR doesn't ensure better election process because it is not efficient enough to capture the required information needed for the election. for example there were cases of cr not capturing some electorates thumb resulting to the use of manual accreditation. |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by sweetgala(m): 12:38am On Mar 21, 2016 |
asuustrike2009:That has been proven to be the case in less than 10% of cases, there is also process for those unique incident, an appropriately named fotm ! It is obvious the SC court judgement has invalidated the CR before it ever had a chance. The reason the general 2015 election went well was because of this same device. If it's good enough for the president , then it should be for any backwater governor |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by sweetgala(m): 12:42am On Mar 21, 2016 |
yaki84:More than 100 people have been killed in Rivers, there was proof that the electoral officer who died in then had a faulty fuse box, which caused a fire, unlike the out and out killings,beheading and all forms of extreme terrorism for political reasons as we now have in rivers. It's 2016 and one would expect that the electoral process is much better, while both parties have a blame in this recent insecurities , the governor has the lion's share as the number one security officer who has chosen to incite violence, hatred and unrest in his territory. |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by sweetgala(m): 12:49am On Mar 21, 2016 |
amtaken:Abeg comot with this your rule of law, Everyone who is honest knows very well why the card reader was deployed, it's advantages and the technical loopholes which allowed Wike to win at the SC eve when it was flawed. Many legal luminaries have come out to condemn the decision, which I still maintain may have been corrupted. The CR works and it has been proven, there is a provision in the laws that establish INEC which makes it acceptable as a tool for accreditation. People are just making arguments based on political affiliation, without any iota of loyalty to the Nigerian cause |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by amtaken(f): 3:59am On Mar 21, 2016 |
Somethings might be right without being legal, on the other hand, some wrongs are not illegal. Something can only be said to be illegal when the law provides so. Yes, card reader is very good but for now it's use cannot be enforced because it is unconstitutional. In China, it is illegal in some states to have more than one child, in some other states, you are allowed to have two if the 1st one is a girl or if you have no sibling. Defaulters of this law are assumed to be criminals and treated as such whereas in Nigeria, some people eg Atiku Abubakar and Sanusi have up to 30 children each without anybody blinking an eye. Under the penal code, which is practised in the North, adultery is a crime and convicted adulterers are punished severely whereas such is not the case in the South. Law is not a religion. The law is not bothered about morals or right and wrong but rather on the provisions of the statutes. That is why homosexuality act is a crime in Nigeria and Zimbabwe but legalised in the USA and some other countries. I rest my case. sweetgala: |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by Nobody: 7:47am On Mar 21, 2016 |
sweetgala:The general didn't go well in the first place. There were cases of ballot snatching, violence, under age voting in most states. The CR for now needs to have legal backing |
| Re: Why Nigerians Should Blame The Supreme Court For Rivers Election Violence by sweetgala(m): 9:56am On Mar 21, 2016 |
amtaken:You still failed to address the fact that the law gives INEC the authority to declare the modus operandi of an election including the use of a CR. I agree that the constitution needs to be corrected to resolve the misunderstanding and close all technical loopholes |
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