₦airaland Forum

donphilopus:
That one would be defeated by Atiku latest 10am.

MetaPhysical:
No, Never. Lawan is not clean.

Buhari wants someone that will not get hit with the ricochet when they shoot at Atiku.

MetaPhysical:
1. The person is on the list.

2. Buhari is using subtle language to hint he will be directly involved in seeing his selection is accepted by all during primary and transitioned to victory in 2023.

emmyt2:
No way for ATIKU WE ARE GOING TO BE OBICULATED.

james078:
Peter Obi is trying to make a difference (MAD)

Like Albert Einstein once said in 1991 insanity is when you're doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

TonyeBarcanista:
Twenty-four election monitoring groups under the aegis of Coalition of Election Monitors and Observers (CEMO) has asked President Muhammadu Buhari not to sign the amendment to the Electoral Act 2022, stating that “it is now too late since political parties have already commenced activities for the 2023 elections under the provisions of the extant law”.

CEMO, after a crucial meeting in Abuja on Monday, submitted that though the amendment is desirable, signing the bill after most political parties have already commenced critical aspects of the electoral process under the current law is “dangerous, counter-productive, capable of triggering widespread political crisis and litigations that can derail the 2023 general elections.”

National Convener of CEMO, Dr. Idris Yabu, while presenting the report of the election monitors to journalists in Abuja urged President Buhari to save the nation from a very serious political crisis by returning the Amendment Bill to the National Assembly for reprocessing for future elections.

The election monitors stressed that President Buhari ought to have signed the bill earlier to give political parties a uniform direction for the nomination of candidates for the 2023 general elections, adding that signing the amendment at this time “would amount to “changing the rules in the middle of the game and disjointing the entire electoral process”.

According to the election monitors, “After a very extensive review and consultations on the issue, we submit that the amendments sought to Section 84 of the Electoral Act 2022, as desirable as they may be, have been overtaken by events leading to the 2023 general elections.

“It is instructive to note that political parties, especially the two major political parties in Nigeria have already started the electoral processes under the timelines, schedules and rules prescribed by the provisions of the extant Electoral Act 2022.

“More importantly, it must be noted that political parties have already structured their timetables, sold nomination forms, screened aspirants, conducted congresses, elected delegates, with major parties already holding primaries and candidates already emerging under the rules provided for in the current Electoral Act, 2022.

“In this regard, any alteration or amendment to the Electoral Act, at this moment, will amount to changing the rules in the middle of the game. Such will be “dangerous and counter-productive to our democratic process. It will trigger widespread political crisis and result in litigations that can derail the 2023 general elections.

“Our observation shows that political parties, aspirants and the electorate have already adjusted to the current provision of Section 84 of the Electoral Act. Candidates are already peacefully emerging. Any alteration at this moment has the propensity of dislocating the current political tranquility in the country and disrupt the entire electoral process.

“CEMO therefore urges President Muhammadu Buhari to save the nation from a serious political crisis at this moment by returning the Amendment Bill to the National Assembly for reprocessing for future elections.

“CEMO also urges the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) to advice Mr. President in this direction to avoid political crisis and ensure the smooth conduct of the 2023 general elections”, CEMO report stated.

Political stakeholders had recently pressured President Buhari to assent to the amendment to current Section 84 ( which provides that delegates to vote at the Indirect Primaries and National Convention of political parties to elect candidates for elections shall be those democratically elected for that purpose only.

The implication is that statutory delegates, such as elected political office holders, political appointees and executive officers of political parties are not eligible to vote at primaries to nominate candidates for the 2023 general election.

The new Section 84 has in effect drastically pruned the number of delegates for party indirect primaries and reduced the financial implications of delegate elections.

End.

VictorUSA:
They got their land bridge doesn't mean they have taken 1000 lives with it.Ukraine will sure defeat Russia.That bridge must be blown off!

Channah1:
Pics 9. I let the stew dry and served myself a bowl of village white rice and stew. Different angles of the food pics. Feed your eyes.

Voila! Food is ready!

Omor... This food is so delicious and spicy. The dried fish took it to another level. I love the outcome.

Lalasticlala bon-apetit!

skywalker240:
home and away
in and out
up and down
bottom down below
crap na crap, TILL THY KINGDOM COME.

gloryhomemaker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM21icVxTYw

AchalugoNwa:

I'm loved by all

Achalugo the beauri

kisses to you all
thanks for the love

shout out to my sweetheart Omenkalives

Gaddafi1:
Just watching Channels TV and saw Channels presenter Maope Ogun interviewing some delegates . I must say that her dress is indecent as it shows part of her laps. This development is not professional and should be discouraged in all form especially as she is experienced and should understand the code of dressing for journalists which abhors such scene in a National television.

PLEASE WHAT DO YOU THINK AND HAVE YOU SEEN SUCH DRESSING FROM A PRESENTER?

StarCaptain001:
Yes o. Today I say BYE BYE to techno, infinix and itel phones

I used to be a die hard itel and infinix fanboy until my phone (p37 pro) got spoilt. To be honest I was already tired of itel and hanging

I looked for advice on the matter and read up on it (thanks so much atheistandproud) and then took my small money to market (30k)

So I got there.... I passed where they are selling itel, my old self was just begging me to repair my old phone but I was like no... I'm tired of slow and hanging devices!

I got myself a coolpad P02, a 2016 device for measly 20k.

The specs

Snapdragon 420 (octa core)
4gigs of ram
32 gigs of ROM
1080p screen
Android 6.1.1

Buying this phone was a leap of faith, and I'm happy to say that I'm free from transsion bondage

This phone runs as smoothly as water flows, it plays codm and pubg at 30fps!
These are games some latest itel and techno phones struggle to play!

Minimizes and manages my ram like a solid device, and manages the 3000mah battery better than my itel!

Zero drop on performance, it only heats up when I play games for like an hour plus!

All my next phones must be snapdragon. Techno and infinix phones cab kiss my black ass!