Politics › Re: The Layman Understanding Of Today's Supreme Court Judgment by seanfer(m): 5:32pm On May 26, 2023 |
GeneralPula: Most of them didn’t even know Shettima has no double nominations..
Media propaganda did more harm to these folks ehh.. That is the problem with them. If they go through the INEC timetable they will know that before APC send Shettima’s name as the VP candidate, the list for senatorial candidates has been submitted a week before and Borno state have 3 candidates already and he’s name is not there. I wonder where they see double nomination. LP/Obi include it in their petition. |
Politics › Re: The Layman Understanding Of Today's Supreme Court Judgment by seanfer(m): 5:20pm On May 26, 2023 |
tesppidd: You mean that time they gave room for meddlesome interlopers?
Can you show me the clause? Just google Supreme Court judgement on Nwosu’s case |
Politics › Re: With Today's Ruling, Is There Any Hope For Peter Obi At Supreme Court? by seanfer(m): 3:37pm On May 26, 2023 |
Obi himself knows that there is no hope. Most of the lope holes used in the past have been blocked in the new Electoral Act, though there are some amendments that needs to be done to perfect the new electoral act. |
Politics › Re: The Layman Understanding Of Today's Supreme Court Judgment by seanfer(m): 3:33pm On May 26, 2023 |
Mjshexy: But all parties are expected to work under the same electoral law, therefore if an electoral malpractice was committed by APC and the party is trying to cover it up but another party presents it before the SC (who is supposed to be unbiased), why is the SC turning deaf ears & blind eyes to the glaring evidences presented before her and behaving as a stooge of APC  Attached is a ruling of the Appeal Court in Favour of PDP. This is January 2023
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Politics › Re: The Layman Understanding Of Today's Supreme Court Judgment by seanfer(m): 3:31pm On May 26, 2023 |
tesppidd: The analogy shouldn't be that serious.
A better analogy would be,
"If a man cheats on his wife, another man in another family has no right to carry the matter to the village chief priest"
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I do understand the position of the Supreme Court.
But in Uche Nwosu's case, it wasn't any of the two parties he contested with, that took him to court.
So what's the double standard by the SP? Uche Nwosu’s case was settled with Electoral Act 2010. This new one was signed into law last year and it overrides the one used to judge Nwosu. |
Politics › Re: The Layman Understanding Of Today's Supreme Court Judgment by seanfer(m): 2:45pm On May 26, 2023 |
inforesource: After reading through the judgement I came to the conclusion that the Supreme Court actually agreed that the case brought before her was a valid case, however, since the PDP has no locus standi in the case, that is to say they do not have the right to bring up the case to the court since the case is APC's. The case was dismissed.
OK, so for me, the lesson in this case is that, if, assuming, a husband kills his wife and the family of the wife refuses to take the case to court, it means that outsider can not take the case to court to seek justice. Is this the precedence the Supreme Court is setting?
I really need a little schooling here. Maybe I should go back and study the electoral laws. The Electoral Act 2022 stipulates that only a party member who participated in the primary can sue the party on how nomination was done. Your example of husband killing his wife is not same as this section of electoral act, criminal act is different. As it stands today LP and PDP just lost one of their prayers in their petition about double nomination, reason been that they don’t have locus standi and it is pre-election matter. |
Politics › Re: Court Dismisses Suit Seeking To Stop Tinubu's Inauguration, fines petitioners by seanfer(m): 2:37pm On May 26, 2023 |
Feintline: Swearing in tinubu is Unconstitutional . Swearing in tinubu is destroying democracy in Nigeria. Our nation democracy is on the verge of being destroyed and those who are supposed to stand against it are turning a blind eye.
It is very difficult to build but easy to destroyed. Tinubu alongside the judiciary are at verge of destroying Nigeria's hard fought democracy A very bad day to be a wailer. |
Politics › Re: Presidential Election Tribunal Case Now In Coma With Supreme Court Judgement by seanfer(m): 1:37pm On May 26, 2023 |
We told them that the Supreme Court will dismiss the PDP case but they were calling us names. This is their last hope in making sure the inauguration on may 29 didn’t take place. But they were fighting a lost battle. |
Politics › Re: Who Will Today Judgement Favour The Most by seanfer(m): 8:14am On May 26, 2023 |
chidiokay: When you understand the Legal frame work and most importantly "Locust standi" ..
You already know the outcome Please don’t loud it. Let some people have their hopes high till the Supreme Court rule on this. |
Politics › Re: Who Will Today Judgement Favour The Most by seanfer(m): 8:13am On May 26, 2023 |
This case will determine some prayers of Obi and Atiku at the election tribunal. They both file the double nomination in their petition. |
Politics › Re: I Won’t Disappoint Nigerians, Tinubu Assures by seanfer(m): 3:17am On May 26, 2023 |
Racoon: He have always been a disappointment as a confirmed drug baron criminal. Abi is Tinubu not the person who foisted a catastrophe of Buhari kind twice because of his egocentric ambition? I guess the reality is setting in for you guys. Call him names you like by 1:00pm on 29th May, He will be the one directing the affairs of this country and his decisions will surely affect you either positive or negative. |
Politics › Re: I Acted In Love For The Common Good- Pat Utomi by seanfer(m): 2:29pm On May 25, 2023 |
I see David Hundeyin going after Pat Utomi with his half baked investigative journalism.... |
Politics › Re: 2023 Election: INEC Kidnapped Future, Hope For Better Nigeria – Archbishop by seanfer(m): 3:05am On May 25, 2023 |
A true religious leader is not supposed to be partisan. But what we have in this country are just business men both in Pentecostal and orthodox churches. |
Politics › Re: President Elect Bola Tinubu To Be Conferred With Nigeria Highest Honour-GCFR by seanfer(m): 3:01am On May 25, 2023 |
BeardedmeatR: Why the conferment when if he becomes president in a few days, he'd naturally get the title?
Is there something the most evil political party APC is not telling us? That’s the tradition from the beginning of democracy in Nigeria. I guess this is your first time witnessing transition of power. |
Politics › Re: PDP VS APC Friday 26th Judgement Concluded By This Picture by seanfer(m): 2:08am On May 25, 2023 |
Finding excuses before a contest is a sign of giving up. |
Politics › Re: Refineries: How Dangote Group Was Chased Away From Rivers – Bobmanuel by seanfer(m): 8:41pm On May 24, 2023 |
PROPEACE: Guy are you serious about the OPM talk? The attitude of SS people is strange. Yes. If you have anybody in Okrika you can ask. Except the person will not want to say the truth. |
Politics › Re: Refineries: How Dangote Group Was Chased Away From Rivers – Bobmanuel by seanfer(m): 10:40am On May 24, 2023 |
BennyDGreat: Those communities will remain poor if they continue to be hostile to investors....it's like shooting one's self in the foot. It doesn't make sense They don’t care about the future of the community, they’re after what they can get from the companies and keep in their pockets. |
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 9:55am On May 24, 2023 |
Penguin2: Wahala wahala wahala!
This case is not looking good for Tinubu and APC.
I sense danger ⛔️ They’ve not even start the case. What they’re at the Supreme Court is to ask the court if PDP have the locus standi to sue another party. If the Supreme Court rule in favor of PDP the case will go back to high court and hearing will start. |
Politics › Re: Refineries: How Dangote Group Was Chased Away From Rivers – Bobmanuel by seanfer(m): 9:52am On May 24, 2023 |
Paretomaster1: Very sad, same issue we face in d company I work with.
Touts in PH, all SE states, and Delta waylaying vehicles, beat-up drivers in the name of task force demanding hundreds of thousands of imaginary charges.
Anambra is the worse.. Anambra is the worst, they will beat and injure the driver. |
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 9:50am On May 24, 2023 |
DaTruths: So which party does the electoral act has the jurisdiction over?
Or was the law made only for a particular party?
Who are to observe the law? Attached is a ruling of the Appeal Court in January.
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Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 3:15am On May 24, 2023 |
DMerciful: What is the likelihood that someone from the same political party would take another member to court over double nomination? It will be judged as internal party affair so in essence we're saying this particular law is handicapped?
Anyways...its on Friday so lets see what the Supreme Court would say You’re right. The NASS manipulated the law. |
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 2:34am On May 24, 2023 |
DMerciful: So if the party or no member of the party brings it up then the law can stay broken? Attached is a ruling of appeal court.
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Politics › Re: Refineries: How Dangote Group Was Chased Away From Rivers – Bobmanuel by seanfer(m): 2:31am On May 24, 2023 |
Nwaetche: What do you know about Rivers State?
I keep saying that any Industrialist can locate his industry in anywhere he feels he can make profit with ease. However our government is not being sincere to the peculiar problems of the Niger Delta.
Have you ever pondered what the North or even the South West would say if a Gold Refinery or base metal refinery is sited in Port Harcourt, Yenegoa, Warri or Benin instead of the North West where these metals are mined. If the states in those regions you mentioned are not reasonable with their demands the investor will move to where he/she is welcome. Here in Rivers State there are too many demands from LGAs, CDCs and community elders and youths. Imagine the community elders blocking the entrance of an international company like Agip for days just because they feel that they are entitled to some money. OPM had to stop the construction of free hospital and school the church was building in Okrika because the community were making unreasonable demands, they even gave the church 7 days ultimatum to provide their demands or leave the community. Please tell me which serious investor will want to invest in such environment. I know what the company I work for go through every month in the hands of community and LGA touts. |
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 12:53am On May 24, 2023 |
DMerciful: They're not the same. You can submit names 30 days before election and submit an uodated lists besides there is no punishment prescribed for submitting late. The intent is for INEC to monitor the primaries in the event that direct primary mode is adopted.
Shettima is double nomination, there's punishment for it Don’t get me wrong. I never said there’s no punishment for double nomination. The law says the case must be brought to court by a member of that party. If this case is initiated by a APC member then the High court and appeal court won’t dismiss it. And that’s my point. According to electoral act 2022 PDP can’t sue APC for that. |
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 12:37am On May 24, 2023*. Modified: 12:55am On May 24, 2023 |
DaTruths: The Electoral Law supercedes the APC's domestic laws. Every party may have their own law and modus operandi, but the electoral Law reigns supreme.
You are just making conjectures.
If APC violates the electoral Law, who do you expect to sue them? Most likely the opposition
Again, if a Nigerian village law doesn't punish Rapists, and someone rapes a lady in that village, then you decide to sue the rapist.
So because you are not from the village, that means, only the villagers reserves the legal right to sue the rapist?
Lastly, because the village law doesn't punish Rapists, it should be uphold over the Nigerian law that punishes Rapists? If you don't understand this illustration in respect to the electoral Law, then I will leave you to your believe. You’re getting this wrong or you just chose to believe APC don’t have power to do this. The electoral act gave the political parties this power. You’re taking from the view what’s Morally right but unfortunately the current Electoral Act didn’t see it that way. |
Politics › Re: Election Tribunal: We’ll Expose INEC, Obi’s Lawyer Declares by seanfer(m): 9:12pm On May 23, 2023 |
Icrave4u: And you are igbo , may be not the real one what a stupid comment! The bolded shows how tribal bigot most of you are. So you’re supporting Obi because he’s Igbo and every other Igbosere must support him? |
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 9:09pm On May 23, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 8:55pm On May 23, 2023 |
DMerciful: So APC as a party can gang up and break the law? Those that pass the section of the law are not only APC members. I can remember that Obi benefitted from this section of law when another political party APM took him to court last year after Obi became the LP presidential candidate. |
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 8:48pm On May 23, 2023 |
DaTruths: Section 35 of The Electoral law.
35. Where a candidate knowingly allows himself to be nominated by more than one political party or in more than one constituency, his nomination shall be void.
If shettima didn't violate the Nominations from two different parties, how about the bolded?
Secondly, The electoral Law is prevalent across all political parties.
By saying PDP can't sue APC for violating the electoral Law, is equivalent to saying your Neighbor can't sue you for physically abusing your kid because he's not a member of your household.
When you violates the law, anybody can sue you, ask a any legal practitioner around you. At the bolded is a different case entirely. The electoral act explain those that can sue a party based on nomination. High court and Appeal court ruling on this matter is the same thing as my statement that PDP can’t sue APC on how it nominate its candidates, same way APC can’t sue LP about how it nominates candidates. Case can be file by a card carrying member of that party. |
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 8:42pm On May 23, 2023 |
fergie001: Do wetin? Hahahaha..... 10th Assembly na cash app. When you know the kind of Govs and the way they have bamboozled through the Senate you will understand!
Nobody dey do anything! Then we are in a serious situation. |
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 8:40pm On May 23, 2023 |
DaTruths: Section 35 of The Electoral law.
35. Where a candidate knowingly allows himself to be nominated by more than one political party or in more than one constituency, his nomination shall be void.
If shettima didn't violate the Nominations from two different parties, how about the bolded?
Secondly, The electoral Law is prevalent across all political parties.
By saying PDP can't sue APC for violating the electoral Law, is equivalent to saying your Neighbor can't sue you for physically abusing your kid because he's not a member of your household.
When you violates the law, anybody can sue you, ask a any legal practitioner around you. There are several cases within this election period that the courts ruled that an outsider does not have locus standi to sue another party on how it nominates its candidates. What you and I think is bad may not appear bad in law |
Politics › Re: Election Tribunal: We’ll Expose INEC, Obi’s Lawyer Declares by seanfer(m): 7:33pm On May 23, 2023 |
G00DHardDick: I said this earlier. Head of Obi's legal team is too dull. The man na complete werey! Obi should have made Dr ikpeazu his legal team head. This current one is just sleeping. The man no know wetin e dey do I just saw his press briefing and a whole SAN said if the court had allow them the 7 weeks their petition would have elapse, and I ask myself is this guy serious with this case. If a team of SANs don’t know when their case will elapse. |