₦airaland Forum

Ok

Including Delta State

adetem:
Hope they start the challenges from oyo state and akwa ibom.

IDIOT, IS UDOM EMMANUEL AN APC MEMBER?

Wiseandtrue:
Be focused! Go after the presidential seat then the rest will be as simple as ABC!!!

The Judiciary in Nigeria is only loyal to whosoever that is in power!!!

PDP, the people are with you!!! Go to all state governed by APC, it's worst than how PDP left it!!!

We need a change in governance and APC is definitely not the solution!!!

In Don Jazzy's voice:

Oya goan collect the Presidency let's see.

Including that won by the pdp. Pdp just have a way of enriching lawyers the more...

tesppidd:
In Don Jazzy's voice:

Oya goan collect the Presidency let's see.

Na your eyes e go happin

See prove below

faizsanusi:
Now I can categorically state that the mods or whatever you call them on this nairaland are all bastards and bunch of animals. More than 24hrs Now after the vicious and horrific attack on Muslims in New Zealand and not a single topic is on front page since yesterday, but if it was an unfortunate lady's nude pictures and useless things it would be pushed to the front page in the matter of seconds.…

Let's be realistic, bro- if that incident happened here, people over there wouldn't give a sh*t. I follow many foreign news social media pages, none of them reported the collapsed lagos building, for instance. Even if they did, I'm sure many whites would have used the opportunity to deride our misfortune. I understand your pain, maybe from a point of religious affiliation, but seriously, we have enough problems of our own. They don't care about us

GOOD LUCK TO YOU GUYS, THERE'S NO HARM IN TRYING.

Harvest time indeed!

altereg0:
Let's be realistic, bro- if that incident happened here, people over there wouldn't give a sh*t. I follow many foreign news social media pages, none of them reported the collapsed lagos building, for instance. Even if they did, I'm sure many whites would have used the opportunity to deride our misfortune. I understand your pain, maybe from a point of religious affiliation, but seriously, we have enough problems of our own. They don't care about us

The story was on nairaland front page yesterday. He is just being ignorant and mischievous

Before nko. You guys need to challenge all the results because 85% of the election results does not represent the wish of the people. INEC had been compromised.

Sore losers

Almost all? Oh except for the states where you won, like Oyo state.

PDP is confused

frenchman:
Where PDP wins, it's free and fair, but where APC wins, there was rigging.

That's the funniest part of the whole thing.

Ebullience:
The Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, Mr Diran Odeyemi, has said the party will challenge the results of the governorship poll in states where the party lost at the Election Petitions Tribunal.

The PDP chief, who spoke in a telephone interview with our correspondent on Friday, also said the national body would support the governorship candidates during their legal battles.


Odeyemi said, “There is no doubt about that. We are going to the tribunal to challenge the results of the elections where we believe we have been rigged out. If we are challenging the presidential election at the tribunal, rest assured that we will challenge the governorship election because we know that we have been rigged out in many states.

“We are still collating the results from all the states. As soon as we finish collating them, we will head for the tribunal.

He added, “The national body has never abandoned anybody. They have always contributed to the electoral success and they are not abandoning anybody. That is why national officers are spread all over the country, so there is no national officer in any state that has not been reporting to the national office and the national office knows what is happening in all the states.”

Meanwhile, no fewer than eight candidates who lost the governorship election in their respective states have also expressed their readiness to approach election petitions tribunal to challenge the results of the election.

In Ogun State, for example, the candidate of the Allied People’s Movement, Adekunle Akinlade, rejected the result declared by INEC, due to what he described as manipulation, saying he would go to tribunal.

The Labour Party in the state has said it will also go to the tribunal over its exclusion from the ballot paper for the governorship election.

In Lagos State, the candidate of the Alliance for Democracy, Chief Owolabi Silas, has rejected the result of the election, saying he will seek redress at the tribunal. He alleged that the APC colluded with INEC to manipulate the result of the election.

In Akwa Ibom State, the candidate of the APC in the election, Nsima Ekere, said he would go to the tribunal to challenge the victory of the ruling PDP in the state. He claimed that he won in 26 out of 31 local government areas in the state.

“We have evidence and we will use appropriate legal means to reclaim the mandate. I urge you all to remain calm,” he added.

In Ebonyi State, the candidate of the APC in the election, Senator Sonni Ogbuoji, who had earlier rejected the results of the exercise and called for its cancellation, said he would go to the tribunal.

In Kwara State, the candidate of the Alternative Party of Nigeria, Mohammed Abubakar, said he would file his petition before the tribunal within one week to challenge the omission of his party’s logo on the ballot paper.

He said he had petitioned the INEC Chairman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu, over the incident. On the other hand, the PDP Chairman in the state, Kolawole Shittu, said the legal team of the party was still reviewing the results.

In Cross River State, the candidate of the Young Democratic Party, Mr Emmanuel Undie, said he would go to the tribunal, alleging that the level of irregularities and rigging thwarted the will of the people.

Meanwhile, the APC Publicity Secretary in Delta State, Sylvester Imonina, said the party would go to the tribunal, adding that the party had begun gathering documents that it would use as evidence.

But, in Oyo State, the state chairman of the APC, Chief Akin Oke, said the party was considering going to the tribunal to challenge the victory of the PDP in the election.

https://punchng.com/well-challenge-almost-all-governorship-poll-results-at-tribunal-pdp/

Does that include PDP states? I guess not.

Elections are credible only when PDP wins, what a party.

Hope u have not forgot that walter was not in office anymore, and ur Dubai plans with him don't work out. So stop wasting ur time.

Let's see what happens.


CHECK MY SIGNATURE

Even in kwara state... God will help u

Ebullience:
The Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, Mr Diran Odeyemi, has said the party will challenge the results of the governorship poll in states where the party lost at the Election Petitions Tribunal.

The PDP chief, who spoke in a telephone interview with our correspondent on Friday, also said the national body would support the governorship candidates during their legal battles.


Odeyemi said, “There is no doubt about that. We are going to the tribunal to challenge the results of the elections where we believe we have been rigged out. If we are challenging the presidential election at the tribunal, rest assured that we will challenge the governorship election because we know that we have been rigged out in many states.

“We are still collating the results from all the states. As soon as we finish collating them, we will head for the tribunal.

He added, “The national body has never abandoned anybody. They have always contributed to the electoral success and they are not abandoning anybody. That is why national officers are spread all over the country, so there is no national officer in any state that has not been reporting to the national office and the national office knows what is happening in all the states.”

Meanwhile, no fewer than eight candidates who lost the governorship election in their respective states have also expressed their readiness to approach election petitions tribunal to challenge the results of the election.

In Ogun State, for example, the candidate of the Allied People’s Movement, Adekunle Akinlade, rejected the result declared by INEC, due to what he described as manipulation, saying he would go to tribunal.

The Labour Party in the state has said it will also go to the tribunal over its exclusion from the ballot paper for the governorship election.

In Lagos State, the candidate of the Alliance for Democracy, Chief Owolabi Silas, has rejected the result of the election, saying he will seek redress at the tribunal. He alleged that the APC colluded with INEC to manipulate the result of the election.

In Akwa Ibom State, the candidate of the APC in the election, Nsima Ekere, said he would go to the tribunal to challenge the victory of the ruling PDP in the state. He claimed that he won in 26 out of 31 local government areas in the state.

“We have evidence and we will use appropriate legal means to reclaim the mandate. I urge you all to remain calm,” he added.

In Ebonyi State, the candidate of the APC in the election, Senator Sonni Ogbuoji, who had earlier rejected the results of the exercise and called for its cancellation, said he would go to the tribunal.

In Kwara State, the candidate of the Alternative Party of Nigeria, Mohammed Abubakar, said he would file his petition before the tribunal within one week to challenge the omission of his party’s logo on the ballot paper.

He said he had petitioned the INEC Chairman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu, over the incident. On the other hand, the PDP Chairman in the state, Kolawole Shittu, said the legal team of the party was still reviewing the results.

In Cross River State, the candidate of the Young Democratic Party, Mr Emmanuel Undie, said he would go to the tribunal, alleging that the level of irregularities and rigging thwarted the will of the people.

Meanwhile, the APC Publicity Secretary in Delta State, Sylvester Imonina, said the party would go to the tribunal, adding that the party had begun gathering documents that it would use as evidence.

But, in Oyo State, the state chairman of the APC, Chief Akin Oke, said the party was considering going to the tribunal to challenge the victory of the PDP in the election.

https://punchng.com/well-challenge-almost-all-governorship-poll-results-at-tribunal-pdp/
It

and all states where PDP won too? Nigeria lawyers will make more money now.....At the end...it is ...the appeal is decided in favour of respondents.. The appeal lack merit ....it is an attempt to waste the time of the judiciary.... The respondent no 2 is affirmed the elected governor of .....State

priceaction:
what of where they win? yeye

they will still challenge it as to why,money for lawyers dey.

That's a huge setback for the country. Let's move forward in peace. Fault finding is not a progress route.