₦airaland Forum

Mrfixiit:
No be only working visit. You can't deceive us, he's going to recharge himself oponu

You wey den decieve say Buhari don die and Jubril from Sudan is in charge of Nigeria.

Bros no talk am again. You can be decieved because you are emotional rather than rational.

Working even before swearing in.

He actually promised to hit the ground running.

Instead, e don begin run am before hitting the ground.

I love his confidence and capacity.

PROUDIGBO:
Hehehehehe

All of a sudden (apologies to Tekno) Tinubus’ ‘massive lead’ doesn’t look so massive and insurmountable does it!? It’s being chipped away little by little!

Your type have always been known to be gullible as a mental handicap.

The same people who believe Buhari died in a London hospital and the Queen of England wrote Nigeria a condolence letter.

The same people who said a body double named Jubril el Sudani was the one posing as Buhari.

They are the same empty heads who believe Obi scored 10million votes.

If you tell them Obi scored 2million votes in Borno, they will rejoice and begin discussing it among themselves like illiterates.

Very emotional adult babies.

I even believe it was 2.6million votes in Plateau State.

1.2m is too small for a delusional candidate like Peter Obi who truly won Zamfara, Sokoto, Kwara and Ondo.

All of Nigeria cheated Obi of the mandate that was supposed to be his birthright.

Elluu Pii 1m, Elluu Pii 2m, Elluu Pii stumble like Peter Obi.

Great team spirit, but you also are not a senior legislator so would not meet up with the rules to contest.

slimfit1:
Tinubu won because he was the highest bidder who paid for false results.

Tinubu won because he exercised patience and put in the hard work both in his last political office as Governor and as a party builder.

What do you expect when the police has made itself a national nuisance.

What is even sad is,that the police has robbed us of our humanity.

We are now even scared to render any help to accident and crime victims.


We have been so psychologically abused that many do not even know what is right or wrong.

Every death must lead to an arrest even before confirming if the death is from a natural cause or illhealth. And it is the arrested suspect that has to cough out money to get an autopsy done to establish innocence when no crime had been established.

slimfit1:
Would you move on if your neighbour stole your car and put a new plate number, answer this question politely.

It means I bought the car and I have my receipt for the purchase.

That is different to me and my neighbour bidding for a car, and after my neighbour won, I went to town lamenting that I was cheated for losing.

donbachi:
"On tour"
Keys wey obi go soon collect

Obi don collect already.

Make e continue dey chop the breakfast wey Tinubu serve am.

Nigeria has moved on and anticipating the delivery of effective governance by the Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration.

Those who have not moved on are reminded of their alien status in Nigeria.

wunmi590:


He has no sense, this is what he should have done for a very long time, exposing is no intelligent attitude, just because he was given a stolen mandate the first time, so he feels it will still be same this time around...

He just exposed himself as a very dull man and allowing hungry lawyers to cash 💸 from the state money he stole....

Congratulations 🎊 once more the people's governor (His Excellency, Gov. Adeleke Jackson)

Some people even with a court ratifying their defeat, would still not accept defeat, and would constitute a national nuisance everywhere they go and continue to insist that they won the election.

This would play out at the federal level.

That is when you would appreciate that Oyetola accepted defeat after exhausting his constitutional right to legal redress.

Good display of rational sportsmanship in accepting the finality of the courts decision over an already established defeat as announced by INEC.


Would the zombies and their leader accept the same court ratification of the defeat that INEC already announced?

Your guess is as good as mine.

“To our members and supporters across the State, I urge you all to accept the verdict of the Court and move on. The present situation is a win-win for us. It’s both a loss and victory rolled into one. While we lost Osun technically, we gained Nigeria,”

Food for thought.

Any government that cannot fight the corruption and racketeering that exist in government ministries, departments, and agencies, should never boast of fighting corruption.

We must hold the Tinubu regime to task to ensure all the rubbish that has existed since independence, is eliminated within the 1st year.

1. Monetized police bail that is supposedly free.
2. Passport office institutionalised racket
3. Airport extortion.
4. Ministries' extortion to process service files

The federal government must also ensure that as a federal crime, this is not happening in any state or local government office in Nigeria.

Integrity.

Nigeria has moved on, while zombies are still looking for mandate to steal.

tishbite42:
Lol
Tinubu still under OBJ's shadow

You mean it was OBJ that approved their candidacy and not Tinubu who has decided how he wants to structure his party and government?

Bullionaire:
Wither your vain, hateful and wicked tribal comments.


Shame on you.

Tribal comment on a Yoruba matter?

You thought I would be wailing that APC lost to PDP? That an Oyetola lost to an Adeleke?

Are you forgetting that your type already grouped both parties as the same, but canonized those that failed in both parties only to reappear under LP?

The shame is on you who support an INEC declared winner in Osun but reject an INEC declared winner at the national stage.

Like I said, life goes on.

ganisucks:
I was trying to help Throwback understand, but he seems more concerned with winning an argument.
AND is a member of the FANBOY club. Throwback should go and read up on FANBOY.

What he's implying is Oxford commas, but he doesn't know.

It's as simple as this: Tunde and Aisha are going to school.

Throwback shot himself in the foot. There's no comma, so therefore the constitution is referring to two separate things, not one combined together.

Case 1: 25% or more in 2/3 of (all states and FCT).

Case 2: 25% or more in 2/3 of (all states), and (FCT)

Case 1 means Tinubu has no business securing 25% in FCT particularly.

Case 2 means Tinubu needs to secure 25% in FCT particularly.

Luckily for Tinubu, Case 1 is what is in the constitution.

Case closed.


Everyone knows Nigeria is composed of all the 36 states and FCT (37 component units in total)

That is the catchment area from which 2/3 is required.

Newton2024:
The constitution is simple to understand. It is riggers who are relying on "technicalities'' that are the ones deliberately confusing us. And is compulsory, or is optional. The constitution uses and which is a conjunction or intersection.

The And is only there because Nigeria is all states and FCT.

That is the totality of Nigeria's geographical composition.

So 2/3 of Nigeria is 2/3 of 36 States and FCT.

If the rule separately applied to the FCT, there will be a comma before the And

raskymonojendor:
The constitution was brilliantly written. It was written in the days when someone with a form 6 speaks and writes better English than the current crops of Nigerian graduates.

It's clear and concise enough. Problem is that a lot of recent graduates do not understand English grammar, comprehension and technical communications well enough.

Exactly!

Do not mind the illiterates.

ganisucks:
Wrong. A comma before AND is an Oxford comma. Oxford commas are simply for fancy. Whether you put a comma or not, the conjunction AND satisfies the function. AND is the conjunction, not the comma.

Also Nigeria is a big man country. Our law givers always like inputing the maths and English credits clause in most of our laws. They borrowed this thinking from the British: the masters of class and levels.

Know book before you disgrace yourself.

The comma before the AND would have meant the FCT was independent of all the states of the federation. The effect is that the rule of 25% in 2/3 would apply to all the states of the federation, and separately apply to FCT.

Without the comma, the and is only reminding that Nigeria is made up of all the states (36 of them) and FCT.

Nigeria is always referred to since 1996, as 36 States and FCT.

That is the totality of Nigeria that serves as the catchment area where the rule of 25% of 2/3 applies.

iSense247:
Throwback just like his fellows are irredeemable. No amount of understanding can give him a iota of understanding. It's deliberate.

Olodo want to teach me English.

muykem:
Sacrifice for president election petition and bad precedent for opposition party.

Exactly!

Peter Obi fit stumble again ooo with this news.

Anyone around Obi should please clear his path of any trip hazard.

Odin13:
PDP!!

Power to the people


where those APC Yoruba folks..

They are busy rejoicing knowing same affirmation is set for Tinubu's victory.

No way for any mandate thief that lost election.

Life goes on.

Foolish logic.

Nigeria is composed of 36 States and FCT as a totality.

Securing minimum of 25% in 2/3 of Nigeria is equal to 2/3 of 36 States and FCT.

FCT has to be called separately since it is not a state, but it is part of Nigeria from which the 2/3 must be met.

Your logic is only right if there was a comma sign (,) before the AND, then it would mean the rule applies to 36 States and separately applies to FCT.

Without the comma sign the rule applies to the totality of Nigeria, and Nigeria is composed of 36 States and FCT.

There was no OR intended, and FCT is not also separate from the totality of Nigeria as the catchment area.

Even a primary school pupil knows that since 1996 when the last 6 states were created, Nigeria is defined as being composed of 36 States and FCT.

Did Tinubu score 25% or more beyond 2/3 of the components of Nigeria that serve as the catchment area, which is 36 States and FCT?

Yes he did with 30 States, remaining only 6 States and FCT.

Case closed!

Ok

Delusions of mandate theives who could not win a democratic national election like Tinubu did.

coputa:
Million likes for ADELEKE, the enemies of OSUN STATE should let this man be,he is the peoples choice.

Like Tinubu is the national people's choice, but the mandate thief Peter Obi has insisted he must be allowed to steal what he could not win.

Any outcome, life will go on.

kingslj:
What is this one saying?

That those who have no integrity or respect for the process, cannot be expected to bring about any radical change.