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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by alizma: 11:04pm On Jan 15, 2020
oluwaseyi000:
I'm sure even inec is shocked by the new result collated and announced by supreme Court
If you think inec is shocked, then I am shocked at your understanding of court cases/process. The supreme court's ruling was not done in the absence of counsel to Ihedioha nor inec's because when you sue a candidate in an election, you also sue inec alongside. On that note, both inec and Ihedioha team know about the figure in question from onset. The issue of the excluded figure didn't just surface at the supreme court. Let's be more objective irrespective of political affiliation
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by Kachi4christ(m): 11:04pm On Jan 15, 2020
Confirmedzombie:
Poor and fake news. Certificate of return already issued.

Igbos can lie so much. See how Igbos fabricated the news.

Shameless pigs and idiots

Nonsense
You are nothing but a wasted sperm,what have Ipob got to do with this? #spits

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by Advocate500: 11:04pm On Jan 15, 2020
Can the sharia George start looking at atikus valid votes that was not collected in their various polling unit?

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by Advocate500: 11:08pm On Jan 15, 2020
Is obvious that in Nigerian supreme court are not supreme ,their judgment are becoming confusing as dey keep passing by.

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by garfield1: 11:10pm On Jan 15, 2020
Mandeyy:
Imolites cannot give Uzodinma such outrageous votes. What did Ihedioha get in those polling units or was it only Uzodinma that they all voted for? Let's be reasonable.
Oga,the law globally and especially our electoral law has a lot of flaws and an intelligent hope took advantage of these loopholes.imolites may not have given him those votes but like all politicians who rig,he crafted means of rigging in those polling units using original inec result sheets,found a way to authenticate them at the units bearing in mind that you canjot cancel results emanating from units.
He got a smart lawyer who proved and convinced the apex court that the results were genuine and unlawfully excluded.that's the summary.
In those 388 units,votes from other parties doesnt matter because they didnt petition plus it will not stop hope from winning.you grab it?
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by garfield1: 11:11pm On Jan 15, 2020
Advocate500:
Is obvious that in Nigerian supreme court are not supreme ,their judgment are becoming confusing as dey keep passing by.
If you are confused,why not ask questions and clear your doubts?
Elections held. Polling unit results were declared and issued to agents and police. At Ward collation, valid results from 388 polling units where Uzodinma got over 200k votes were not collated in the Ward results without any legal basis. So it is basically, votes in 388 valid Form EC8As were not included in preparing Form EC8Bs, which greatly affected the final result and placed him 4th. At the Tribunal, these original duplicate copies given to the party agents and the police were tendered and spoken to by persons who witnessed the unlawful exclusion.

The case at the Tribunal was simply for the Court to exercise its power to include votes from these 388 polling which were ignored at the point of collation without a legal basis, in the final result.

That is all the Supreme Court did. When you add the excluded votes, Uzodinma had over 300k votes. That makes him the winner.

The last time the Supreme Court gave a decision like this is in Omoboriowo v Ajasi and Nwobodo v Onoh in 1984. So I'm not surprised that it's sounding new.

As a lawyer, I don't speak to the politics behind decisions. I speak to the legal basis behind decisions. There was legal basis for this decision. But let the politics continue.
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by nameo: 11:13pm On Jan 15, 2020
garfield1:

Elections held. Polling unit results were declared and issued to agents and police. At Ward collation, valid results from 388 polling units where Uzodinma got over 200k votes were not collated in the Ward results without any legal basis. So it is basically, votes in 388 valid Form EC8As were not included in preparing Form EC8Bs, which greatly affected the final result and placed him 4th. At the Tribunal, these original duplicate copies given to the party agents and the police were tendered and spoken to by persons who witnessed the unlawful exclusion.

The case at the Tribunal was simply for the Court to exercise its power to include votes from these 388 polling which were ignored at the point of collation without a legal basis, in the final result.

That is all the Supreme Court did. When you add the excluded votes, Uzodinma had over 300k votes. That makes him the winner.

The last time the Supreme Court gave a decision like this is in Omoboriowo v Ajasi and Nwobodo v Onoh in 1984. So I'm not surprised that it's sounding new.

As a lawyer, I don't speak to the politics behind decisions. I speak to the legal basis behind decisions. There was legal basis for this decision. But let the politics continue.

Just ShUT it!!!

You are NOT a lawyer. That you are equating those cases with this particular one clearly shows so.

And every other thing written in your comment does not make any sense

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by garfield1: 11:15pm On Jan 15, 2020
Advocate500:
Can the sharia George start looking at atikus valid votes that was not collected in their various polling unit?
This is a simple matter,why are you confused? It is very distinguishable fr that of atiku.atiku never claimed that his votes were not collated in various units.he agreed that all the votes were intact but that inec reduced his votes and increased that of buhari without any evidence.he failed to provide polling unit result sheets like hope uzo.he talked about an imaginary server with scanty facts.he claimed of widescale rigging and malpractices without calling witnesses from all polling units.
Hope's case was very simple,bordering on excluded votes and wrong collation.

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by garfield1: 11:18pm On Jan 15, 2020
nameo:


Just ShUT it!!!

You are NOT a lawyer. That you are equating those cases with this particular one clearly shows so.

And every other thing written in your comment does not make any sense
Yes,i copied it for ignorant fellows like you.you are one of those spreading hate and falsehood here.you are the one always inflicting yourself with pains.from presidential polls where i rubbished you to kogi and now in imo,you dont learn your lessons.if you read those cases,it will clearly show that the are almost the same.solid facts ofcourse never makes sense to intellectually inept fellows.ihedioha has recovered,please follow suit

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by nameo: 11:19pm On Jan 15, 2020
garfield1:

Oga,the law globally and especially our electoral law has a lot of flaws and an intelligent hope took advantage of these loopholes.imolites may not have given him those votes but like all politicians who rig,he crafted means of rigging in those polling units using original inec result sheets,found a way to authenticate them at the units bearing in mind that you canjot cancel results emanating from units.
He got a smart lawyer who proved and convinced the apex court that the results were genuine and unlawfully excluded.that's the summary.
In those 388 units,votes from other parties doesnt matter because they didnt petition plus it will not stop hope from winning.you grab it?

You are speaking the truth little by little now.

No matter how you danced before, the above ia close to what happened. No other explanation possible.

The Supreme Court for whatever reason(and this will be know soon) just perpetuated possibly the greatest assault to the electoral process in Nigeria.

By the way, I dislike the PDP before now. But I will regard them as totally USELESS if they accept the nonsense that just happened in Imo. By now, they should be leading protest every where including Abj and Imo. They should boycott the national assembly, the Presidency till further notice.

We have Clowns for politicians in this country.

Am so pained!!!

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by nameo: 11:22pm On Jan 15, 2020
garfield1:

Yes,i copied it for ignorant fellows like you.you are one of those spreading hate and falsehood here.you are the one always inflicting yourself with pains.from presidential polls where i rubbished you to kogi and now in imo,you dont learn your lessons.if you read those cases,it will clearly show that the are almost the same.solid facts ofcourse never makes sense to intellectually inept fellows.ihedioha has recovered,please follow suit

Just a bunch of NONSENSE
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by garfield1: 11:24pm On Jan 15, 2020
nameo:


Just a bunch of NONSENSE
Like you and ihedioha.losing is now part of your nature
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by masterpix(m): 11:27pm On Jan 15, 2020
LaIabobo:
Sadly, it is a tale of the more you look, the less you see.

But this same supreme court ruled against APC in Rivers, Bauchi and Zamfara state... Now they ruled in favour of APC and no one seems to understand the basis of the ruling. Crazy old men and women.

Politics in this nation is mad, insane, and crazy.

I recommend computer games for you so you can develop mntly
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by garfield1: 11:27pm On Jan 15, 2020
nameo:


You are speaking the truth little by little now.

No matter how you danced before, the above ia close to what happened. No other explanation possible.

The Supreme Court for whatever reason(and this will be know soon) just perpetuated possibly the greatest assault to the electoral process in Nigeria.

By the way, I dislike the PDP before now. But I will regard them as totally USELESS if they accept the nonsense that just happened in Imo. By now, they should be leading protest every where including Abj and Imo. They should boycott the national assembly, the Presidency till further notice.

We have Clowns for politicians in this country.

Am so pained!!!
No one said that there was no rigging,every body rigged.infact,ihedioha was the biggest rigger but not the smartest or most intelligent,hope was.thats the difference.
But let me ask why you are not complaining about ikpeazu's affirmation afterall his own rigging was very blatant
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by nameo: 11:27pm On Jan 15, 2020
garfield1:

Like you and ihedioha.losing is now part of your nature

Am losing? You think am losing here? You call this "victory" for you or Hope or the APC??

You do really have a small mind. And short eyes too.

You have no idea who is losing here!!!

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by garfield1: 11:29pm On Jan 15, 2020
nameo:


Am losing? You think am losing here? You call this "victory" for you or Hope or the APC??

You do really have a small mind. And short eyes too.

You have no idea who is losing here!!!
OK.take it easy oh
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by vanunu: 11:41pm On Jan 15, 2020
garfield1:

Oga,the law globally and especially our electoral law has a lot of flaws and an intelligent hope took advantage of these loopholes.imolites may not have given him those votes but like all politicians who rig,he crafted means of rigging in those polling units using original inec result sheets,found a way to authenticate them at the units bearing in mind that you canjot cancel results emanating from units.
He got a smart lawyer who proved and convinced the apex court that the results were genuine and unlawfully excluded.that's the summary.
In those 388 units,votes from other parties doesnt matter because they didnt petition plus it will not stop hope from winning.you grab it?

Do U mean the fake result that he wrote in his house.

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by garfield1: 11:43pm On Jan 15, 2020
vanunu:


Do U mean the fake result that he wrote in his house.
My brother,how do you know its fake?
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by Reinvented: 11:47pm On Jan 15, 2020
The SupremeCourt may have just created a serious problem in our electoral process. With this precedence any candidate can conjure votes and proceed to court so that all such votes are added to whatever INEC announced. By this token, Nigeria does not need INEC but Supreme Court to give directive on who should be issued certificate of return.

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by finian2: 12:05am On Jan 16, 2020
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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by tityboi: 12:06am On Jan 16, 2020
Hmmm
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by Advocate500: 12:36am On Jan 16, 2020
garfield1:

This is a simple matter,why are you confused? It is very distinguishable fr that of atiku.atiku never claimed that his votes were not collated in various units.he agreed that all the votes were intact but that inec reduced his votes and increased that of buhari without any evidence.he failed to provide polling unit result sheets like hope uzo.he talked about an imaginary server with scanty facts.he claimed of widescale rigging and malpractices without calling witnesses from all polling units.
Hope's case was very simple,bordering on excluded votes and wrong collation.
Brother Atiku have more evidence and also took a better evidence to court than hope me and u knows that, whatever hope took to court the outcome would have been in his favour, have border to ask what was the total number of the registered votes?is not 900000 votes, void votes is about 109,000,cancelled is about 27000,the difference between ihedioha and hope is about 176000,do the maths, u will be convinced that the so called supreme court judgement is jamboree, our children are growing up ooo,supreme judgment supposed to serve as reference points.

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by Advocate500: 12:40am On Jan 16, 2020
garfield1:

If you are confused,why not ask questions and clear your doubts?
Elections held. Polling unit results were declared and issued to agents and police. At Ward collation, valid results from 388 polling units where Uzodinma got over 200k votes were not collated in the Ward results without any legal basis. So it is basically, votes in 388 valid Form EC8As were not included in preparing Form EC8Bs, which greatly affected the final result and placed him 4th. At the Tribunal, these original duplicate copies given to the party agents and the police were tendered and spoken to by persons who witnessed the unlawful exclusion.

The case at the Tribunal was simply for the Court to exercise its power to include votes from these 388 polling which were ignored at the point of collation without a legal basis, in the final result.

That is all the Supreme Court did. When you add the excluded votes, Uzodinma had over 300k votes. That makes him the winner.

The last time the Supreme Court gave a decision like this is in Omoboriowo v Ajasi and Nwobodo v Onoh in 1984. So I'm not surprised that it's sounding new.

As a lawyer, I don't speak to the politics behind decisions. I speak to the legal basis behind decisions. There was legal basis for this decision. But let the politics continue.
and he could not win one state house of assembly seat in imo state? at times we should learn to tell our self some simple truth it won't hurt.

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by nzeobi(m): 1:17am On Jan 16, 2020
Seventy7kings:
grin
Ihedioha the demolisher has been demolished. Iberiberism go dey cool off with Henessy righ now cheesy
Hope has ordered probe of okorocha
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by garfield1: 1:56am On Jan 16, 2020
Advocate500:
Brother Atiku have more evidence and also took a better evidence to court than hope me and u knows that, whatever hope took to court the outcome would have been in his favour, have border to ask what was the total number of the registered votes?is not 900000 votes, void votes is about 109,000,cancelled is about 27000,the difference between ihedioha and hope is about 176000,do the maths, u will be convinced that the so called supreme court judgement is jamboree, our children are growing up ooo,supreme judgment supposed to serve as reference points.
To you,atiku had prima facie evidences but in the eyes of the law,he had no evidences.dont denigrate the supreme court justices.it is not a must that you must always win.there are not concerned with layman calculations or trying to add up figures.there are concerned about the position of the law in relation to votes and election.
In the eyes of the law,uzodinma's votes are lawful and valid.your figures are all from inec card readers which has no legal backing and does not concern the court.what the supreme court looks at is voters register,valid votes,results sheets.total voters register in imo is over 2 million.acvording to the constitution,for you to get proper account of the vote statistics,you must use the voters register not card readers.as far as the votes are not more than 2 million as recorded in the register,they are deeemed lawful and regular.to disprove it,use the voters register.so all your maths has no legal standing
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by garfield1: 1:59am On Jan 16, 2020
Advocate500:
and he could not win one state house of assembly seat in imo state? at times we should learn to tell our self some simple truth it won't hurt.
Well,the law doesn't look at that.moreover,apc won two assembly seats which were nullified by the tribunal.by the way,it is not impossible to win the guber seat and not win assembly seats.afterall,imo voters are highly enlightened and educated.they can like the personality of hope and dislike all the assembly candidates
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by Lifepia: 2:50am On Jan 16, 2020
This case and the excuses given by the so called Supreme court does not make any sense. Let us says that Hope Uzodinma got those votes, what about the rest of the pack including Ihedioha, does it mean they did not get any votes while Hope Uzodinma was getting his own, and why did the court also not award Ihedioha his own tally since INEC excluded them all. The decision is flawed and Ihedioha's Legal Counsel should approach the Supreme court to review it's order and suspend it and maybe order a fresh election in the state. The other candidates are also due their own tally from the excluded results to see if you also add their own tally, will Emeka Ihedioha not increase and maintain his lead??

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Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by vineyardfarms: 3:42am On Jan 16, 2020
WHAT IS THE INEC SO CALL CHAIRMAN DOING IN OFFICE? NOW HIS EVIL DEEDS HAS BEING PROVEN TO THE WORLD HOW INCOMPENTANT AND UNFIT HE IS TO HEAD INEC. WHERE DOES NBA STAND IN ALL THESE
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by Emyogalanya: 3:48am On Jan 16, 2020
ArmaniUhuru:
Because the figures doesn’t add up.

Total Accredited Voters in Imo for gov election: 823,743.

After Supreme Court's ruling: 950,952.



i'm just wondering if there is a way the supreme court/Panel can be sued to court for this
Re: Why INEC May Not Update Imo Guber Votes Tally Despite S’court Verdict by Glycosunde: 5:11am On Jan 16, 2020
garfield1:

To you,atiku had prima facie evidences but in the eyes of the law,he had no evidences.dont denigrate the supreme court justices.it is not a must that you must always win.there are not concerned with layman calculations or trying to add up figures.there are concerned about the position of the law in relation to votes and election.
In the eyes of the law,uzodinma's votes are lawful and valid.your figures are all from inec card readers which has no legal backing and does not concern the court.what the supreme court looks at is voters register,valid votes,results sheets.total voters register in imo is over 2 million.acvording to the constitution,for you to get proper account of the vote statistics,you must use the voters register not card readers.as far as the votes are not more than 2 million as recorded in the register,they are deeemed lawful and regular.to disprove it,use the voters register.so all your maths has no legal standing



Was it the 2million people that came out to vote that day or you calculate by the actual voter figures that voted. The irregularities r very glaring n that is y inec can produce a new collated figures as it will be more than those who actually came out to vote

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