₦airaland Forum

The following governors were also seen at the tribunal judgement this morning.

Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi state
Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe state
Governor Oyebanji of Ekiti state
Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo sate

Tecnophone:
untimely death, sorrowful end awaits those(including their generations and of those who supported the rigging ) who rigged elections against people's mandate. May Almighty God visit them with the evils from the everlasting mountains. God should avenge the (sane) Nigerians who are bearing this scourge of this rigging, it's done.

Godfullsam:
Ayam proudly Yoruba

If you are a omoluwabi yoruba, gather here let's celebrate ourselves

ordovicianonly:
Igbo people are known for v!0lence especially their women . The way their women tray their maid ,neighbors is so absurd .Everything about them is GRagra thinking they are the most wisest tribe .

theamazonguru:
Not in all cases.
I have a family friend who are Yoruba.
Their daughter wanted to get married to a man she loved and really loved and respected her, but her mother said never, because the man is Ibo.

So eventually she got married to a Yoruba man, the parents were happy.
But guess what this lady was not, it turned out the man he got married to is a beast. Never respected her, never loved her.
She got sick to the point of death, yet she was the one slaving away, no rest even when the husband had no job, it was the sick wife that was working to pay bills and run the family, the said yoruba husband her parent desperately wanted her to marry was just a dead beat husband. Only good at preaching in church but at home never there to care for his sick wife nor give a helping hand.

She died eventually, even the night she died, she messed up on her self right in the car, the stupid husband was only concerned about his car, he kept complaining, oh I just washed this car oh.
Imagine.

May we not meet the wrong spouse.

leanonme82:
Everybody knows this. Do Ur part by ensuring u only buy Nigerian and starve dollar demand.

Tinubu is an accountant and focusing heavily on revenue. This is why there has been a lot of activity in the SS recently to cut off illegal crude loopholes and his focus on natural gas.
We have other industries of course and Buhari did a good job on Agricultural exports.Im not sure this govt is focused on injecting money into other sectors apart from this 2 though.

WiszyFraud:
Did you know??



The Gambia warned old British women to stop traveling to the country to pay young Gambian men for sex and love.

Many old and retired British women travel to The Gambia to pay young men known as "bumsters" for sex.

BoldBrainz:
The Nigerian progrom was in 1966, after effects of which led to the Civil war the next year. Know your history before feeling you know enough to give out counsel.. .

wasiubello:
Why not write what led to this situation, why not condemn electioneering coup that took place in Nigeria.

If election has been conducted well, no one would have gone to Court. They politicians will do everything in the wrong way and want to use Court to legitimize their evil. Thank God e don choke this time. Evil people

ElSudani:
I am not too surprised though. If you come from a culture where there's no history of civil administration and respect for authority, subjecting yourself to civil governance might be a little hard.

Ooni:
I am a Yoruba but whoever wrote this is a complete idiot and hypocritical lunatic pretending to love Nigeria and it's institutions.

Was it not Tinubu that made a controversial remark that he would no longer tolerate judgements that run contrary to his beliefs. A president and the chief enforcer of the constitution made such statement that was condemned by the NBA and somehow that escaped the above writer's memory. Suddenly the post of some unknown persons in the social media became a worry to him.

Hypocritical hawkers of morality who assume their own bigotry to be nationalism. We are watch how this country won't Implode with this attitude.

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Igbo amaka.

The Igbo one is actually the overall best

Even the other one with Yoruba name is from Kogi

wasiubello:
Why not write what led to this situation, why not condemn electioneering coup that took place in Nigeria.

If election has been conducted well, no one would have gone to Court. They politicians will do everything in the wrong way and want to use Court to legitimize their evil. Thank God e don choke this time. Evil people

Lately, no institution of government has been the object of derision, blackmail, and threats like the judiciary. This venerable and inviolable magisterial conservatory has been reduced to the jack-a-lent of ridicule, hate, and spite by those who are pursuing political profits through guerrilla means. How did we get here?

In the past, the judiciary had a sacrality that citizens dare not violate or abuse with wild conjectures, fallacies, innuendos, and invective. The judiciary was like a place of worship, where due obeisance and respects were paid. It was like the holy of holies.

Vicious attacks were reserved for the executive and the legislature. But all of that has changed. Today, citizens, some of them born in the new millennium, take up cudgels and mud to bludgeon and smear the judiciary. The long-held worship of the judiciary seems to have evaporated.

What changed? Politics. Our politics has become more ill-omened, devastatingly cold, and dark. The 2023 elections precipitated a dangerous angle to citizens’ behaviour and to citizen-government relationship. The disposition and political proclivities of some candidates in the election, particularly, those who lost the election introduced scorched-earth tactics into political opposition.

This dimension of opposition is most destructive, perfidious, and insidious. It tears down without building; it talks down without uplifting; it attacks without reason; it claims without evidence; it lies without let; it defames and defiles without conscience; and it opposes without a cause. All it seeks is to pull down and destroy – for as long as its longing for the seat remains a chimera.

The judiciary became the captive of vicious propaganda as the appeal court heard cases on the 2023 presidential election. The names and photos of the justices hearing the cases became items for poisoned campaigns and objurgations. Some of the justices were virtually harassed and their particulars brought into the open.

A justice sitting on the panel was reported – by the troubadours of fake news on social media – to have resigned in protest against the conduct of other members of the panel. The National Judicial Council issued a statement torpedoing the falsehood.

The appeal court concluded hearing on the matter on August 1 and reserved judgment. But the violence against the judiciary has ratcheted up. A few days ago, a vicious and injurious defamation, pertaining to the cases before the presidential election court, against a former governor and minister twirled on the ubiquitous and ungoverned social media. The photo of an individual alleged to be a judge with his grandchildren was published and assaulted on the same network as well.

As you read through this filament of words, a large billboard with the words “ALL EYES ON THE JUDICIARY” is currently on display on Abuja-Keffi Road, just opposite Mogadishu Barracks in the Federal Capital Territory. These are clearly subliminal threats against the judiciary.

The petals of desperation. The exploitation of mass hysteria. And the concomitants of confusion.

It is clear that the unlawful resort to naked blackmail against judges is to menace the judiciary – to bend it to the will of those seeking political gains. And perhaps to create a siege of option and chaos should the judgment of the presidential election court reflect a different candidate; and to prejudice the court with an impossible fait accompli.

It is dangerous having very high hopes where there is no similitude of chance; it is foolhardy creating a dream that is unrealisable. It is unwise holding unto an illusion, believing it and living it. The only way out of this phantasm is the asylum.

It is important to mention that government, at all levels, is also complicit in the collapsing stature of the judiciary. The disregard for court orders and the raiding of residences of judges as witnessed in previous administrations contribute to the desecration of the temple of justice. The judiciary itself is not without blame, but we must not in any way discredit this seminal institution or blot out its indispensability. The judiciary is too important to hold in contempt.

Nigerians must understand that the judiciary is the terminal instrument of all citizens. It must remain sacred. What is holy should be left whole. It must not be scandalised and diminished by those who lack basic understanding of how institutions function. It must not become a sport for political gladiator-ship, manoeuvrings, and attacks. It should be left in its pristineness to function.

The danger of scandalising the judiciary is enormous for society. Nothing can stand in a society where the judiciary is minimised, abused, and ridiculed. Even under military regimes, the judiciary is allowed to function because of its central role in the balance of society and in the maintenance of law and order.

This violence against the judiciary must stop.

sultanofpigs:
The Twitter office has been contacted. The people posting that nonsense will be apprehended. TWITTER IS TRACKABLE...

This is just to tell these Yoruba people that create FAKE Accounts to impersonate other tribes.

JUST LIKE .......


FAKE BISHOPS
FAKE NIGER ANTICOUPIST SIGNATURE
FAKE TINUBU CERTIFICATE

WE GO CATCH UNA.

9jatriot:
But u wen carry the thread come nairaland de even help them propagate their message. Some of those who didn't know about it will now know.

Starve them of oxygen for their toxicity and the fire will go out.

cktheluckyman:
BATists playing their usual propagandas.

Taylor90:
Make the strike loud

Reasons for the 6 months strike during Buhari wasn’t even this bad

This strike suppose last 3yrs

Cripple this evil government