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Afamed:
PDP can wail

Stop ranting you simply don't understand the cases and their nexus.

I don't know how good you are with study but, this doesn't put you in good light.

tuniski:
Take your time to study the bwari case and find the nexus.
Be screaming wailer while you are the one wailing. Hehehehehehe

Onnoghen is gone, next is Adeleke with fake certificate

Afamed:
Onnoghen is gone, next is Adeleke with fake certificate

Adeleke is the duly elected governor of Osun deal with it.

tuniski:
Adeleke is the duly elected governor of Osun deal with it.

Na so you portray Onnoghen till he was disgraced out of office. You are here again with similar wailing characters

Afamed:
Na so you portray Onnoghen till he was disgraced out of office. You are here again with similar wailing characters

Onneghen was only disgraced in your eye. To fair minded humans he was mobbed by a tyrant cheered by people like you.


So what if adeleke doesn't win? I am beyond all that. Losing is an option in any endeavour and it aint the end of the world.

This is deceptive. Adeleke's case is beyond mere possession of a WAEC certificate. That judgement you are celebrating is only on his qualification to contest for possessing WAEC. It is on the matter brought by a PDP member who came second in the primaries. His case was that Adeleke has no WAEC, but an Akure Appeal Court ruled that he has WAEC and so qualified to contest. The main matter is the one brought by two APC men before an Abuja High Court, which declared that Adeleke presented a fake paper. It is alleged that he took WAEC exam in the 80s, but did not make the necessary papers. In the 90s, it was said, he hired someone to do WAEC for him and the person's passport was used against Adeleke's name. He made that one. It is the second WAEC that he submitted to INEC and even used to get admission into an American University. Information also has it that the man who wrote the WAEC started blackmailing him, demanding heavy sums of money. So, the result brought by Principal of Ede High School is the old result, different from the one in Adeleke's form. That is the reason an Abuja High Court disqualified him. His disqualification matter is now in Federal Court of Appeal. In essence, the judgement of the Akure Court is of no effect on his disqualification by an Abuja High Court because the issues canvassed are not the same.

I now believe that they are teaching LAW at the Osun State University. This is the opinion of a final year Undergraduate of UNIOSUN pertaining to the dash hope of APC to get Osun State Governor Elect - Demola Adeleke out of the way before his swearing in. Read and Enjoy :
" *A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF SENATOR ADEMOLA ADELEKE's POSITION ON HIS GUBERNATORIAL AMBITION.*

It is no more a news that a High Court in *Bwari Abuja* had nullified the nomination of Senator Ademola Adeleke by PDP as her gubernatorial candidate in the last *Osun Gubernatorial Election* held on September 22nd and 27th 2018 in Osun State.

The court based his decision on the fact that Senator Adeleke didn't satisfy the provision of *Section 177(d)* of CFRN 1999 as altered.
The section reads thus:
*"he has been educated up to at least school certificate level or its equivalent".*
The decision basically centered on the sole fact that Senator Ademola Adeleke couldn't prove to the court that he had education up to school certificate level.

It should be noted that a similar case was filed at Osogbo High Court where it was decided that Senator Ademola Adeleke was qualified to contest the election upon the evidence of *Certified True Copy* of the statement of result of 1981 brought to the court by *West African Examination Council (WAEC)* , the body that is saddled with the responsibility of conducting examinations at that level.

Having not satisfy with the decision of *Osogbo High Court*, the plaintiffs proceeded to Appellate Court in Akure.

On *Bwari Court Judgement* in Abuja,
messers *Wahab Raheem and Adam Abbeb* dragged Senator Ademola Adeleke to *Bwari High Court* in Abuja for determination of the same issue that Senator Ademola Adeleke didn't satisfy the provision of *Section 177(d)* of CFRN 1999 as altered.

The court in his wisdom allowed their claims and ruled that Senator Adeleke did not satisfy the said provision of the constitution as he couldn't prove to the court that he has education up to the *school certificate level* as being required in the section of the constitution, hence, he was not qualify to contest.

*My view on the judgement*

The judgment of *Bwari High Court* in Abuja is a flagrant abuse of court process.
*An abuse of court process refers to the improper use of legal procedure for malicious or perverse reason*.

In the case of *Adesoji v. Futa* (2017) 9 NWLR PT 1570, the court described an abuse of court process as an improper use of judicial process.

A case that had been heard and delivered Judgement upon in a court of *coordinate jurisdiction* can not be *sat upon* by another court of the same jurisdiction in a case that is impari-material with the case and have the same material facts and pleadings, unless and higher court of records which his an *appellate court* in this matter.

There are series of cases where courts frowned at the abuse of court process. Among the notable ones are:
Oyewo v. Shekoni & Ors
Okorodudu v. Okorodudu
Oyebola v. ESO West African inc.

*Section 6(6)* of CFRN 1999 as altered also frowns on abuse of court process where it affirms that court process should not be abused.

It is crystal and conspicuously clear that *Abuja Appellate court* will dismiss the Bwari High Court Judgement as his *sister court* had just recently done in *Akure*.

The court has power to dismiss a case on abuse of court process.
In the case of *Oba Elijah Oladele Ayeni (Olupoti of Ipoti) &Ors v. Prince R.A Ajimoti Elepo & Ors*, the court stated that *"when a court is satisfied that any proceeding before it is an abuse, it has the power, indeed to dismiss it.* "See also *Arubo v. Aiyelem*(1993) 3 NWLR pt 280.

*Akure Appellate Court Judgement* on Saturday had rendered the Bwari Court Judgment to a mere academic exercise which has no basis again in law as a higher court has ruled against the judgment.----------

*Raheem Mudasiru Funminiyi*
*Ayee4law*
*500 level*
*Osun State University College of Law*
*Ifetedo campus*
*Osun State*."
A Law Degree Undergraduate opinion there �

engineerboat:
so explin LOcus standing,

gbenu soun jare

Oponu ni e, alaabo lakaye. Explain it now, since you know what it means so that the world can laugh at your ignorance.

>The second was that the petitioner has no locus standi to file the case

How did that translate to "Ade Dancer has genuine certificate"?