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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.

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.

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):
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
fergie001:
What were you expecting before?

grin grin grin
Our NASS members are thieves and manipulators.
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.
Politics › Re: Election Tribunal: We’ll Expose INEC, Obi’s Lawyer Declares by seanfer(m): 7:31pm On May 23, 2023
Emola12:
because they are fighting for over 10million votes that Nigerian gave OBI which tinubu used rigging and reduce it to 6m votes dey are not fighting for their family property or land property dey are fighting for our mandate
I laugh at your ignorance.
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 7:30pm On May 23, 2023
Ratello:
If the case is brought to the Supreme Court by PDP and according to you if they (PDP) lacks legal right to bring it up why is the SC entertaining it and not strike it out? Do you get my drift now?
No court of law will not hear a case before dismissing it.
Can you give examples of suits that courts didn’t listen to arguments before dismissing the case, except the plaintiff ask the court to strike the case out?
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 6:51pm On May 23, 2023
Ratello:
If this matter of jurisdiction is the case, what stops Supreme Court from throwing it out, why are they interested in the case all of a sudden and will even give judgment after cross examining the parties involved despite the fact that this case had been thrown out by a Federal High Court and Court of Appeal as a pre election matter which PDP has no locus standi to bring it up.....why? This is why I am interested in the case.....judgment will be served on May 26th, know this.
I never mentioned jurisdiction, rather I said PDP went to Supreme Court after the high court and Appeal court dismiss the case that PDP did not have legal right to sue APC on how it nominates its candidates. If the case is brought by a member of APC it will be considered.
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 6:48pm On May 23, 2023
fergie001:
How is it rubbish?
I was one of the few here complaining when Gbaja was infusing it!

Let us enjoy it abeg! There is no locus, full stop.
My brother I just hope the 10th assembly will do some corrections to our electoral act.
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC Supreme Court Judgement Slated For May 26, 2023: Matters Arising by seanfer(m): 6:41pm On May 23, 2023
The awaited Supreme Court judgement on Friday is not about main case of double nomination rather it is about wether PDP have the right to challenge APC nomination of Shettima.
If the Supreme Court rule in favor of PDP the parties will go back to federal high court and the real case will start.
But I can tell you that the PDP appeal will be dismissed.


Uche Nwosu contested under 2 parties APC/AA.
The 2022 Electoral Act did not give someone outside a political party to sue another party about their nomination. Only a party member can do such.
In this case PDP lacks the power to sue APC about how it nominates its candidate.
[/b]Let us blame the NASS for inserting this rubbish section in the Electoral Act.
Politics › Re: Election Tribunal: We’ll Expose INEC, Obi’s Lawyer Declares by seanfer(m): 5:16pm On May 23, 2023
But how come LP/Obi lawyers are always running to the press any little opportunity they have?
They should present their proof of payment in court and let the court rule and penalize INEC. Time is running out....
Politics › Re: Breaking: Court To Hear Perjury Suit Seeking To Stop Tinubu’s Inauguration. by seanfer(m): 7:49am On May 23, 2023
Penguin2:
Is AU a country? AU passport doesn’t come into this at all.

And you cannot also use Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 as an example because that’s a country that is notorious for selling Diplomatic Passport to someone who has money.

Tinubu acquired Guinean citizenship and he will go in for it.
You always try to appear smart but at the end of the day it’s always the opposite.
Obi is a honorary citizen of Dallas in US, does that make him to have dual citizenship?
Someone up there is trying to enlighten you but you choose to believe you deluded imagination.
Politics › Re: I Didn't Ask For 7 Weeks To Produce Witnesses At Tribunal - Obi by seanfer(m): 8:35am On May 22, 2023
50 witnesses for 7 weeks. Atiku 100 witnesses will take 21 days.
Who’s serious between the two petitioners
Politics › Re: With Dangote Refinery Is There A Chance For Petrol To Go Below #100?? by seanfer(m): 7:47am On May 22, 2023
SOSinNigeria:
And I just saw your post now, exactly my sentiments!

These guys are extremely dull, they can't even reason like Normal human beings.

No wonder they voted for a re.tard twice in 2015 and 2019, who reduced them to destitutes. One would have expected they would grow some brain, but no. The sufferheads are still supporting another extremely corrupt drug baron while hoping for good governance.

They are cursed and will remain miserable forever.

They're now hoping that a Shylock capitalist like Dangote who borrowed billions of dollars to build refinery will suddenly make it dirt cheap. They couldn't even take lessons from their experiences with his cement.

Condemned sufferheads!
Your comments shows you’re conceived through bitterness.
Politics › Re: Another Local Government Currently Under Attack In Plateau State by seanfer(m): 6:40am On May 22, 2023
What is our security formations doing with all this killings of innocent souls?
It will be better if the government can make license to have weapons easy for common man so that we can defend ourselves if the government can’t.
Politics › Re: “Nobody Can Be Nigeria's President Without Getting 25% In FCT”—Kadaria Ahmed by seanfer(m): 6:22am On May 22, 2023
Eastlandx:
yes he did
In your myopic mind he did.
Politics › Re: “Nobody Can Be Nigeria's President Without Getting 25% In FCT”—Kadaria Ahmed by seanfer(m): 6:22am On May 22, 2023
propsvilla1:
It is for a reason and they didn't say You must win Abuja but 25% of total votes cast in Abuja. You can't appoint a minister for Abuja Residents when they did not give you 25% of their votes. It will amount to imposition which is undemocratic. I don't know why you guys finds it difficult to understand this simple section of the Constitution. If the draftsemen don't want to make emphasis in that of Abuja it will simple be written as "24 States of the Federation including Abuja."
You can appoint a minister who is not an indigene of FCT.
Nasir El- Rufai from Kaduna
Bala Mohamed from Bauchi
Mrs Akinjide from Oyo state.

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