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The next Nominee is Chelsea FC. The immediate past EPL Champions
Is it the wish of this senate that they take a bow and go on relegation?

The next Nominee is Chelsea FC. The immediate past EPL Champions
Is it the wish of this senate that they take a bow and go on relegation?

Luukasz:
Now i see reasons why the Niger Delta region will forever remain in its present state despite its Mineral resources.
PDP has been ruling the Niger Delta region for some years now,without achieving anything and yet they keep voting for this party that has led it into alot of agony and underdevelopment.
Its high time the people of niger delta put aside the love of a party in order to attain development in ND.

The next Nominee is Chelsea FC. The immediate past EPL Champions

Is it the wish of this senate that they take a bow and go on relegation?

The voters in this polling unit deserve some
beer
They made sure APC was relegated to a distant
3rd below PDM.

Twob Brass ward 2 unit 15.

PDP 225

APC 9.

PDM 20.

# BayelsaDecides

The voters in this polling unit deserve some beer
They made sure APC was relegated to a distant 3rd below PDM.

Twob Brass ward 2 unit 15.
PDP 225
APC 9.
PDM 20.
#BayelsaDecides

Today is a good day for democracy
Absentees are about to return to their duty post
1. Thibaut Courtouis 2. President Buhari of Nigeria

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OMOJUWA the APC ERRAND BOY

Nigeria is dysfunctional not because it has bad leaders But because it is specifically designed to produce bad leaders by careful selection

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Nigeria is dysfunctional not because it has bad leaders But because it is specifically designed to produce bad leaders by careful selection

Nigeria is dysfunctional not because it has bad leaders But because it is specifically designed to produce bad leaders by careful selection

Nigeria is dysfunctional not because it has bad leaders But because it is specifically designed to produce bad leaders by careful selection

Lie

MabraO:
Can u see how foolish some of u re? So d bill was first pushed in 2013? Now u lots re here spewing poo

you most be sick..... I presume?

Nothing last forever

The presiding judge in the
four suits challenging the
outcome of the governorship
election, and the scheduled
supplementary election,
Gabriel Kolawole, said he
struck out the suits for lack of
jurisdiction.
Mr. Kolawole, presiding over
the suits at the Federal High
Court Abuja, affirmed the
powers of the Independent
National Electoral
Commission to conduct the
two elections and said he
decided to strike out the suits
to provide a judicial and
permissive environment for
the electoral body to conclude
the election.
The judge said he had
considered both written and
oral addresses of all counsel
to the parties in the
consolidated cases and came
to the conclusion that all the
“issues raised are those that a
governorship election
tribunal should look at
holistically”.
He also said the court did not
decide on the merits of the
cases owing to the lack of
jurisdiction, adding, “where
this court has jurisdiction, it
would dispense justice to the
parties in the suit”.
The judge had earlier
highlighted the cases that
were consolidated to include
the one filed by the deputy
governorship candidate of
the late Abubakar Audu of All
Progressives Congress, James
Faleke, with suit number
FHC/ABJ/CS/977/2015.
Mr. Faleke asked the court to
both declare the decision of
INEC to conduct a
supplementary election as
null and void and announce
him the governor-elect of
Kogi state.
Another suit filed by
incumbent Governor Idris
Wada of the Peoples
Democratic Party with
number FHC/ABJ/
CS/962/2015 was asking the
court to compel INEC to
declare him winner of the
November 21 election, on the grounds
that he scored the second highest votes
after the late Mr. Audu.
The third suit FHC/ABJ/CS/973/2015 that
was filed by Emanuel Daiko, candidate
the People for Democratic Change, who
wants the court to stop the
supplementary election and remove the
APC from the list of participating
political parties having lost its candidate.
The fourth suit filed by one Raphael
Igbokwe was asking the FHC to simply
annul the election and order a fresh one.
Mr. Kolawole said after the adoption of
written addresses on December 3,
counsels agreed on five facts, which
include: that the current constitution of
Nigeria does not recognize an
independent candidate for any election;
that each governorship candidate must
be sponsored by a political party and
that a governorship candidate must
emerge from a primary election.
He also said another fact that emerged
was that every governorship candidate
must have a deputy to run as a joint
ticket and that both the Constitution and
the Electoral Act provide for a timeline
in which elections must be held.
Mr. Kolawole said the present scenario
emerged, not because of the death of late
Mr. Audu, but because the November 21
election was declared inconclusive.
Mr. Kolawole said having listened to all
the submissions by counsels, he
pondered over “which of these reliefs
being sought can be entertained by the
Federal High court?”
He said going ahead to grant the reliefs
would amount to “judicial anarchy” and
that only a competent tribunal can do so.
“Once electorates have gone to vote,
anything else can only be heard by
tribunals,” he said.
The judge blamed the political class for
rushing to the Federal High Court or
State High Court to seek for elections to
either be annulled or re run.
“Majority of the political class are bad
losers, except for one or two examples.
For instance, former Governor Kayode
Fayemi of Ekiti and former President
Goodluck Jonathan. Both of them in my
view are men of exemplary character,”
he said.
Mr. Kolawole also stated that his review
of submissions by counsels revealed that
the fourth defendant, the INEC, may
have been led or misled by a “partisan
or otherwise legal opinion” of the
Attorney General of the Federation, AGF.
The AGF, immediately after the death of
Mr. Audu, advised INEC to allow the APC
replace its dead candidate.
Mr. Kolawole said to prove the partisan
status of the AGF, he was sued as a
defendant in three of the four cases
under consideration “in a contest that is
not an exclusively APC affair, but multi
party/public interest.
“It was not a matter which involved the
exercise of governmental power
conferred by the constitution on any
organ or institution of the Federal
government of Nigeria,” he said.
“The fact that he publicly advised INEC
further saturated the political situation
that got the fourth defendant to conduct
the supplementary election and directed
the third defendant; that is APC, to
substitute its late governorship
candidate, who already had a deputy in
waiting,” he said.
He said it will amount to an act of
“judicial indulgence” if the court,
without jurisdiction to make affirmative
pronouncement, declares the incumbent
governor as having been duly re-elected
even though he had the second highest
votes cast, or to cancel the election or to
stop the supplementary election.
He also said there was no need for him
to proceed further with judicial
consideration of all the three matters
under saying “to do so would put the
governorship tribunal in some
difficulty” when eventually, the
contestants to the supplementary
election fixed for December 5 come
before it.
Mr. Kolawole said the tribunal was best
suited to entertain all the issues because
they are issues relating to post primary
and elections proper.
The judge said the primary goal of his
judgment is to “to diffuse the dark cloud
of doubt” regarding the validity of the
Kogi elections.
Mr. Kolawole also said his judgment
cannot be used before the tribunal
whenever it is set up because the court
has not decided on the consolidated
cased based on their merits.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/194460-kogi-election-partisan-attorney-general-may-have-misled-inec-judge.html

I don't understand why anyone would be so jealous of Fayose to the point of calling him a tout, an illiterate or anything else when it's obvious to the world that Ekiti state is not contesting gubernatorial election till 2019..... What are they crying for nah? And to think that the statement came from a father who chose to straff his daughter in-law instead of his own wife is very laughable.... A man who shamelessly washes his family dirty linen with his own daughter in public.... OBJ should hide in shame abeg!
Fayose bought pepper, tomatoes and meat during the campaign and it was publicized as campaign tactics.... Today, after winning election, he's still doing same, nothing changed about him..... That shows A MAN WHO LOVES BEING HIMSELF
1] Okorocha roasted plantain and corn during the election, today how far?
2] Aregbesola taught primary school pupils and even wore their uniform during the campaign, today how far?
3] Amaechi plaited women hair during the campaign, today how far?
4] Osinbajo boarded buses and preaches inside them during the campaign, today how far?
5] Aisha Buhari fried Akara during the campaign, today how far?
How many more will i add without making OBJ and these APC E-pigs look more stupid?..... Let me leave it here and allow you judge who the FAKE ONES are.
We need more of Fayose abeg, let the haters keep hating because China phones makes the loudest noise.

notmywill:
No source.

Writeup from a Wailer and a GEJ apologist?

Op, try harder next time.

But come o, why are you accusing Buhari falsely? Don't you know it is slander and libel?

This village boy has nothing to say

Like I said earlier, APC's move to gag social media via their senators won't fly

PDP Minority leader has assured
PDP Reps are waiting too

Like I said earlier, APC's move to gag social media via their senators won't fly

PDP Minority leader has assured
PDP Reps are waiting too

Please if you know any APC Member,

Please ask him or her why their Senators, since 2013, want to gag social media?

I don't get it.

I don't know why APC is so scared of social media
First, it was Sen. Gbenga Kaka (APC Ogun) who pushed the bill in 2013
Today, Ibn N'Allah

General Mohammed Buhari’s infamous Decree 4
which he used to clampdown on the press,
Journalists, Opponents, and free speech during
his maximum dictatorship of the 1980s is being
re-introduced through his hardliners and allies in
the Senate.

A] DECREE NO 4 OF 1984, Section 1.

“Any person who publishes in any form, whether
written or otherwise, any message, rumour, report
or statement which is false in any material
particular or which brings or is calculated to
bring the Federal Military Govt or the govt of a
state or public officer to
ridicule or disrespect shall be guilty of an offence
under this decree…….and those found guilty would
be eligible for

1] a fine of not less than N10,000

2] a jail sentence of up to TWO YEARS”

3] or both fine and imprisonment

This is the bill President Buhari Introduced
through proxy on the floor of the Nigerian Senate
on Wednesday, December 2, 2015.

B] 2015- BILL TO DISCOURAGE BASELESS
ALLEGATIONS

“Where any person through text messages, tenets,
whatsApp or through any social media post any
abusive statement knowing same to be false with
intent to set the public against any person and
group of persons and institutions of govt or such
other bodies
established by law shall be guilty of an offence
and upon conviction shall be liable to

1] an imprisonment for TWO YEARS or a fine of

2] N2,000,000,000

3] or both fine and imprisonment”.

For Buhari's government whose activities and
administrative system is based on lies and
Propaganda, what will be the definition of stories
being false in the contest of a government that
has no pedigree, lacks integrity and shameless
when lying to its people?

Senate wants toll gates on roads Senate wants social media controlled Senate has launched suggestion box Senate has not discussed PIB

When someone makes you the happiest person and the saddest person at the same time, thats when its real. Thats when its worth something.

When someone makes you the happiest person and the saddest person at the same time, thats when its real. Thats when its worth something.

When someone makes you the happiest person and the saddest person at the same time, thats when its real. Thats when its worth something.

Ado Ekiti-The Governor of Ekiti State, Mr
Ayodele Fayose has suspended the Secretary
to the State Governor, Dr (Mrs) Modupe Alade,
over alleged
incompetence.
In a statement in Ado Ekiti by Chief Press
Secretary to the governor, Idowu Adelusi, said
the suspension would last for three months.
Fayose subsequently directed the State Head
of Service , Dr Olugbenga Faseluka to oversee
her office pending her resumption.
Alade was the Treasurer of Ayo Fayose
Campaign organization prior to the last
governorship poll in Ekiti State before her
appointment as the Secretary to the
government.
She retired from the State Civil service as a
Permanent Secretary, during which she
traversed many Ministries like Education, Local
Government Affairs, among others.
She hails from Ifaki Ekiti in Ido/Osi Local
Government Area of the State.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/fayose-suspends-ssg-orders-hos-to-oversee-office/

"Anything but.." is the logic of idiots with mush for brains
Its escapism & emotion in lieu of intellectual rigor & analysis
A deathwish

Good to want to change what you think is bad
But you must rigorously analyse whats on offer to change to
There's always worse
Ask Libyans

A customs Boss
Not President Not Minister of Agriculture or Finance or Trade Not NASS
No FEC meeting
Just woke up and lifted ban on Rice