₦airaland Forum

Freebills12:
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You mean the tribunal recounted the votes that is equivalent to 2.5 million?

Burob:
Go & inquire from INEC, & stop crying over spilt milk.

Freebills12:
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You mean that INEC didn't sign and collate these 165000 votes? Or BVAS didn't record them?

Validated:
What Section of electoral act are your referencing? When it was used in Ekiti, Osun, Anambra and other By-elections, EYE-NEC was INEC. Now Tinubu has made them to change the law. Keep on deceiving yourselves.

Jlow2:
so what was the reason of spending 300billion of tax payers money on Bivas and irev? Common sense is not common.

ysth:
But you are blind to see that the PEPT dismissed the same case of invalid votes and blurred forms uploaded on IREV, same thing that was used to rule in favour of APC in Kano and APC in Imo is same thing that was dismissed at the PEPT. Can't you see and reason with your day brain that the courts are in cahoot with APC?

Johnnyessence:
the truths were well established in Osun State case now. It’s an argument between Bvas and the Irev serve in which the Irev server is the primary source why the Bvas machines is the secondary source. And the Supreme Court of justice ruled well on that. Check Inec amended electoral act on that.

Johnnyessence:
Absolutely, Kenneth has highlighted a significant concern here. The transparency and reliability of election results are foundational to any democratic process. If there are indeed over 18,000 polling units yet to be accounted for, as stated, it casts a serious shadow over the proclaimed results. This is not just about the recent election, but sets a precedent for future electoral processes in Nigeria. It's vital for the credibility of the democratic system that all votes are counted and reported transparently. Kenneth's emphasis on adhering to statutory laws over decided cases is indeed a critical standpoint in safeguarding the sanctity of the electoral process.

gidgiddy:
Tell us what Nigeria has achieved with all the oil it has sold since the end of the war? Oil didnt even help Nigeria escape being poverty capital of the world

Raskimonojendor:
If I were Peter Obi, I would be ashamed to tender a 3rd class Philosophy degree that took 9 years to obtain as well.

gidgiddy:
It takes years to develop an oil field. The just started Oil exploration in Kolmani, but it wont start producing oil for another 10 years

So oil may have been discovered in 1956, but it was not exported in huge amounts until the end of the war

taylor88:
At least his attendance and result wasn’t questionable


Than your urine donor wey dey give Chicago university headache

Revolution2022:
So Ariwoola will still validate tinubu's forged certificate at the supreme court?If Ariwoola does that democracy is dead in Nigeria because the tribunal is sacking lawmakers who forged their school certificates as well as tinubu's.

blackgold2018:
you people are easily deceived and swayed by the politicians.

You said “about to” they have not done it yet. Wait until they do it.

Peter1960:
So many roads have been rehabilitated, and constructed including some that have been abandoned for years, example Textile Mill, Ugbor-Amagba, Okabere, Ekosodin and many others, the truth is that, no single government can create solutions or meet up with all that the people expect from the government considering the time and resources available for them, but a good leader will utilise anything available within his or her reach to address the best he can attend to, all of these are what Governor Godwin Obaseki has been doing.

Jostoman:
oga forget Una just wan steal the guy mandate the way you people always do.

SalamRushdie:
Yoruba using Federal Might to remove this man ...this is proof our Judiciary take orders from above ..if U voted in Eti Osa you will know this guy won free and square that day despite voter intimidation by APC hirelings...I voted ur former party man Obanikoro that day but LP had the organic movt ..This man victory can be described as luck but it was still fair and square ... Unfortunately he just distributed over 15 transformers to various Eti Osa communities some days ago .... Hope he appeals early to buy himself some more time because if he goes for re-run in 90 days APC will crush him like a paper ...Even PDP no fit see road

Jostoman:
A PDP Candidate for lagos Central district discover that his party logo was missing on ballot paper on election day and instituted a case against the injustice at the tribunal but the presiding judge rule that it is a pre election matter . My question now is how did the judge expect the candidate to know that his party logo will not be on ballot paper on election day before the election?

That LP Candidate won that election but because the speaker of lagos state doesnt want any opposition candidate to be in the house of assembly with them or opposition candidate to represent lagos in abuja that was the reason why they want to remove the guy by fire by force with the help of judges.

Novarisammy2:
obaseki is taking this way too far. he should remember that power is transient, by this time next year he will be addressed as ex governor

successmatters:
The strange thing is that Niger Delta oil moneybis being wasted.

Toks2008:
There are some exceptions in extraordinary cases. For example, if a party discovers new evidence that could not have been reasonably presented during the lower court proceedings and that is highly relevant to the case, they may file a motion for remand, asking the Supreme Court to send the case back to the lower courts for further proceedings based on the new evidence. This is rare and subject to the discretion of the Court.

Ecosystem4u:
If that evidence is substantial and comes at the time he can no longer tender it at the tribunal, he can trigger a clause that mandates the court to accept such evidence. Simply put, the evidence was not available at the time the hearing was ongoing at the tribunal now is available and SUBSTANTIAL the supreme court have to admit it on its merit!