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Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by okrote4real: 1:54pm On Aug 17, 2020
BAYELSA STATE GOVERNMENT 

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF PRESS SECRETARY 

PRESS RELEASE 

I've instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling - Gov. Diri

Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Douye Diri, has said he will appeal Monday's ruling of the state election petition tribunal sitting in Abuja and has consequently instructed his lawyers to file the necessary papers. 

Governor Diri, who spoke shortly after the tribunal ruled that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) wrongly excluded the Advanced Nigeria Democratic Party (ANDP) governorship candidate from the November 16, 2019 election, said he has implicit confidence in the judiciary that he would triumph in the end.

His words: "We trust in the judiciary and we are appealing the judgement. With God on our side, we will get justice. 

"This is a court of first instance and I have instructed our lawyers to file an appeal. We have a right of appeal even up to the Supreme Court."

The governor urged members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and his supporters not to panic and to continue to remain calm and law-abiding.

DANIEL ALABRAH
ACTING CHIEF PRESS SECRETARY TO THE BAYELSA GOVERNOR 
AUGUST 17, 2020
https://punchng.com/breaking-ill-appeal-judgment-nullifying-bayelsa-election-diri/

Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by NgeneUkwenu(f): 1:55pm On Aug 17, 2020
Waste Of Money and Exercise In Futility!

Facts;

1., Mr. Governor, You Are Not Party To The Case Decided At Tribunal, So Your Appeal Holds No Water.

2. INEC Did Not Call A Single Witness At The Tribunal Trial, Thereby Messing Up Their Case.

3. INEC May Not Even Appeal The Case.


Lyon Or Lion Get Ready To Reclaim Your Mandate!

APC Is Bayelsa, Bayelsa Is APC!

Argue with Nnamdi Cownu!

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by kahal29: 1:56pm On Aug 17, 2020
Ok...

In the meantime I thinks since the court has ordered a fresh election, sections 33 and 35 becomes valid. It clearly states the options available for APC.

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Xscape1993(m): 1:56pm On Aug 17, 2020
NgeneUkwenu:
Ok
We all are watching
Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by BlowYourMind: 1:57pm On Aug 17, 2020
We know you will appeal but the APC wouldn't stop at anything to oust you.

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by abitex577(m): 1:59pm On Aug 17, 2020
When Apostle Johnson Suleman, prophesied the conspiracy is on to unseat him, many said it is a lie....

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Cajal(m): 2:09pm On Aug 17, 2020
Supreme court Governor running back to supreme court
Odilli cannot save this

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by slivertongue: 2:13pm On Aug 17, 2020
its your right, only the supreme court has the final say
Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Amotolongbo(f): 2:25pm On Aug 17, 2020
NgeneUkwenu:
Waste Of Money and Exercise In Futility!


Lyon Or Lion Get Ready To Reclaim Your Mandate!

APC Is Bayelsa, Bayelsa Is APC!

Argue with Nnamdi Cownu!
If another election is conducted, Do you think APC is legible to participate based on the ruling of the Supreme Court?
Definitely No!

APC was nullified from participating in the election based on the ineligibility of the running mate to the candidate. Even if INEC will organize another election, that ruling still stands cos no party will be allowed to make any substitution to the candidate or running mate already fielded.

The only solution for APC to win Bayelsa State is to sponsor a mushroom party candidate to win the election and then defect to APC afterwards. That may be practically impossible using a mushroom party to win.

In short, PDP still remains the party to beat cos there won’t be APC participating in the election.

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by NgeneUkwenu(f): 2:28pm On Aug 17, 2020
Amotolongbo:
If another election is conducted, Do you think APC is legible to participate based on the ruling of the Supreme Court?

It is a fresh election....In fact in the eyes of the law...What took place in Bayelsa was no election because iNEC excluded qualified parties from participation....

So it is actually back to square one! Every qualified party will participate afresh including APC.

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Amotolongbo(f): 2:30pm On Aug 17, 2020
NgeneUkwenu:


It is a fresh election....In fact in the eyes of the law...What took place in Bayelsa was no election because iNEC excluded qualified parties from participation....

So it is actually back to square one! Every qualified party will participate afresh including APC.
If it is a fresh election, the same primary elections and and list of candidates and running mates will still be retained.

APC was nullified from participating in the election based on the ineligibility of the running mate to the candidate. Even if INEC will organize another election, that ruling still stands cos no party will be allowed to make any substitution to the candidate or running mate already fielded

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by AAA593: 2:32pm On Aug 17, 2020
NgeneUkwenu:


It is a fresh election....In fact in the eyes of the law...What took place in Bayelsa was no election because iNEC excluded qualified parties from participation....

So it is actually back to square one! Every qualified party will participate afresh including APC.
Before the said election APC was not qualified

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by punisha: 2:46pm On Aug 17, 2020
Amotolongbo:
If another election is conducted, Do you think APC is legible to participate based on the ruling of the Supreme Court?

APC was nullified from participating in the election based on the ineligibility of the running mate to the candidate. Even if INEC will organize another election, that ruling still stands cos no party will be allowed to make any substitution to the candidate or running mate already fielded



Any time u see its him,
Learn to read and ignore him jare.
He barely says anything worth reading g these days.

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Johnnyessence(m): 2:52pm On Aug 17, 2020
Amotolongbo:
If another election is conducted, Do you think APC is legible to participate based on the ruling of the Supreme Court?
Definitely No!

APC was nullified from participating in the election based on the ineligibility of the running mate to the candidate. Even if INEC will organize another election, that ruling still stands cos no party will be allowed to make any substitution to the candidate or running mate already fielded.

The only solution for APC to win Bayelsa State is to sponsor a mushroom party candidate to win the election and then defect to APC afterwards. That may be practically impossible using a mushroom party to win.

In short, PDP still remains the party to beat cos there won’t be APC participating in the election.
thank you for this response.

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by NgeneUkwenu(f): 2:53pm On Aug 17, 2020
Amotolongbo:
If it is a fresh election, the same primary elections and and list of candidates and running mates will still be retained.

APC was nullified from participating in the election based on the ineligibility of the running mate to the candidate. Even if INEC will organize another election, that ruling still stands cos no party will be allowed to make any substitution to the candidate or running mate already fielded

This is just a like a bye election...There will be fresh nominations from parties....and if APC fields David Lyon, they will simply replace the deputy and participate in the election...

The court didn't say what you just posted....What the court says is that there Must Fresh Governorship Election...or are you saying APC will no longer participate in Elections in Bayelsa State again?

I know how painful it is for you to come to terms with the Judgement...But be rest assured APC as a party will not only fully participate but will also win the election....

The same scenario happened in Bauchi State not too long ago...and PDP just replaced their deputy governorship candidate then, and still participated...

So there is nothing you can do this time to stop APC...

Sorry!

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Amotolongbo(f): 2:58pm On Aug 17, 2020
NgeneUkwenu:


This is just a like a bye election...The will be fresh nominations from parties....and if APC fields David Lyon, they will simply replace the deputy and participate in the election...

The court didn't say what you just posted....What the court says is that there Must Fresh Governorship Election...or are you saying will not participate in Elections in Bayelsa State again?

I know how painful it is for you to come to terms with the Judgement...But be rest assured APC as a party will not only fully participate but will also win the election....

The same scenario happened in Bauchi State not too long ago...and PDP just replaced their deputy governorship candidate then, and still participated...

So there is nothing you can do this time to stop APC...

Sorry!
Im sorry, you don’t really understand what is going on

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by freshkpomo(m): 3:08pm On Aug 17, 2020
Verdict: Another spending spree at the expense of the masses and yet I saw some people hailing the shit in some other thread... These Third World people nor get sense. Suffer nor dey tire them



A united youth is an unstoppable force


#NYM


Nigerians are suffering and smiling

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Houseofglam7(f): 3:08pm On Aug 17, 2020
undecided
Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by derbykol(f): 3:11pm On Aug 17, 2020
Good luck to Diri.
Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Nobody: 3:14pm On Aug 17, 2020
Straight up
Wike never die
Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by muykem: 3:15pm On Aug 17, 2020
Amotolongbo:
If another election is conducted, Do you think APC is legible to participate based on the ruling of the Supreme Court?
Definitely No!

APC was nullified from participating in the election based on the ineligibility of the running mate to the candidate. Even if INEC will organize another election, that ruling still stands cos no party will be allowed to make any substitution to the candidate or running mate already fielded.

The only solution for APC to win Bayelsa State is to sponsor a mushroom party candidate to win the election and then defect to APC afterwards. That may be practically impossible using a mushroom party to win.

In short, PDP still remains the party to beat cos there won’t be APC participating in the election.
You are not correct. The case is not a mistake exclusion from ballot paper but from election process. This judgement has cancelled all the process leading to election, it therefore give APC also chance to start the process afresh.

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Pandev(m): 3:15pm On Aug 17, 2020
cheesy

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by CheGuevara101(m): 3:16pm On Aug 17, 2020
NgeneUkwenu:
Waste Of Money and Exercise In Futility!


Lyon Or Lion Get Ready To Reclaim Your Mandate!

APC Is Bayelsa, Bayelsa Is APC!

Argue with Nnamdi Cownu!

At the end PDP will triumph and Everywhere you'll go people will drive you away with shouts, sticks and broken bottles, as they would at thieves because your name is NGWERE KWENU!

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Deborah98(f): 3:19pm On Aug 17, 2020
As they are appealing for Bayelsa, someone should also appeal for Imolites,it's not funny abeg all these supreme Court people sad
Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by Prettybhoy(m): 3:20pm On Aug 17, 2020
Shut up loser

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Re: Duoye Diri: I've Instructed My Lawyers To Appeal Tribunal Ruling by AAA593: 3:21pm On Aug 17, 2020
muykem:
You are not correct. The case is not a mistake exclusion from ballot paper but from election process. This judgement has cancelled all the process leading to election, it therefore give APC also chance to start the process afresh.
Cancel Wetin. I laugh

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