₦airaland Forum

fergie001:
No matter when.
Once a superior Court gives an order, it must be obeyed.
Even if it is less than 12 hours apart.

fergie001:
Very untrue. The hieripf the courts remain unchallenged.
Lifu is a judicial rascal. The Appeal Court said so.
Again, he didn't slate June 15. He adjourned twice to June 15, even if he was to deliver the next day, he must obey superior Courts.


You didn't do your research well.
Look down, you will see those parties you mentioned joined to the suit.

decasey:
Hypocrisy at its peak, when when Leah subiru was kidnapped Reno was everywhere, advocating for her release. So why are you having problem with the way davido is advocating for the release of the teachers and the children.

madridguy:
Both Davido and Reno are both right.

I see no reason Reno is trying to defend the FG. When the Chibok girls were kidnapped by Boko haram, Jonathan major blunder then was to attend PDP rally and he was busy dancing while our school children were in the hand of Boko Haram.
Everyone were so angry with GEJ then.

Tinubu and his wife, Chief Oluremi Tinubu did far worse than what Jonathan did then.

We4all:
Whether the images are recent or not, it doesn't change the fact that the kidnapped Oyo kids are being brutalised in the Kidnapper's den.

Temptation147:
What a big shame, you're trying to cover up for this failed evil government, whether old or new videos are those children deserves what they're passing through?

Tinubu is a big failure

mecuries:
Since you are sharing Mike Arnold's post, why don't you share the others he has written about this current government?

bmd1010:
Lobby money active

jmoore:
You guys said Obi won't get up to 1 million votes in 2023.

Babablu bulabu

chidiokay:
I am not surprised at your deposition, However if you had read the FHC judgement Inec order contravenes the Constitutional provision which is superlative

Go to any court, the constitution remains the same, if you contradict the constitutional provision No court can overlook it

It's just a Shame that since Amupitan's appointment a whole " Prof. law" .. his decisive steps are founded to contradict the constitutional law, it's shameful when you mix professionalism with politics

PrinceOfLagos:
It's a throwback news, meaning it's not a latest news. read again from the beginning.

No dey rush to disgrace yourself and the news has nothing to do with the court judgment on defection. It a win win for the opposition .

Dey read with sense

helinues:
Cant this loser just STFU

The trip that the whole Africa are so proud of president Tinubu in the way of answering the questions yet this nonsense man want to be finding fault on it

Spits

Jakpon:
Criticism is not bad but if one will be critical, at least do it sense. It is apparent that obidient and their tin god, pit obi, the Agulu Fraudster, lacks it.

The President went with the richest man in Africa(Dangote) and the second richest man in Africa(Abdulsamad Rabiu) both Nigerians. Tony Elumelu was there, Jim Ovia went with them, Femi Otedola was not left out.

The President promoted brand Nigeria excellently. International business deals were clinched. Foreign direct investments were secured. Obi & his Halleluyah boys did not see all these

Evelynluv20:
Una won do like 2023 election again? From Top to Bottom?

BeginsAtHome:
From Andrew Liver Salt to the realities of life.

How far?

Who's laughing now?

Kwankwaso should save us the stories of alliance between the North and SE. This is nothing new, there was Atiku/Obi alliance in 2019 and it failed. Kwankwaso should stop the capping, this will also go the same way.

poshestmina:
H20(water)

The People’s Redemption Party (PRP) has rejected a move by a group linked to the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to take control of its leadership, stating clearly that the party cannot be bought or taken over.

Addressing a press conference in Kano, the National Chairman of the PRP-Vanguard, Comrade Abdulmajid Daudu, described a recent convention allegedly held in Abuja by a Kaduna-based faction as a “sham” and a violation of the party’s constitution and ideological foundation.

Daudu said the faction, which he linked to what he termed the “Kaduna Mafia,” had no legitimacy to act on behalf of the party, insisting that the PRP remained a socialist platform rooted in the interests of the masses.

Speaking in Kano on Monday, the chairman of PRP Vanguard, Abdulmajid Yakubu Dauda, said the party remains committed to its founding ideology and will not allow it to be turned into a tool for personal or financial gain.

He warned those making moves toward the party to be careful, saying the PRP is not open to any form of purchase or hidden deal.

Dauda accused certain individuals based in Kaduna, whom he said were never part of the PRP, of trying to take over its structure.

He criticised the emergence of a purported national chairman from the rival group and condemned moves to invite politicians from other parties into the PRP, describing such actions as a betrayal of the party’s core principles.

According to him, these individuals are now acting as leaders and inviting members from other troubled political parties, including the ADC, into the PRP without proper process.

“The PRP is not for sale to the highest bidder or to those seeking to purchase it for political convenience. Buyer beware,” he said.

The PRP-Vanguard leader maintained that the party was established by the working class, progressive intellectuals, and nationalists, stressing that it was not created to serve what he described as “exploitative capitalist interests.”

He further alleged that individuals behind the rival faction were disconnected from the grassroots and were driven by personal and financial interests rather than ideological commitment.

Daudu also confirmed that the leadership dispute remained in court, dismissing calls for reconciliation without what he termed a clear ideological and constitutional basis.

He questioned the legitimacy of any unity arrangement that, according to him, would compromise the party’s socialist orientation or sideline its existing grassroots structures nationwide.

The PRP-Vanguard chairman reiterated the party’s historical identity as a platform for the “talakawa” (masses), recalling the vision of its founding leader, the late Aminu Kano.

He used the opportunity to criticise Nigeria’s prevailing economic system, describing it as a failed capitalist structure that had deepened poverty despite the country’s wealth.

According to him, the PRP would continue to push for a socialist alternative, insisting that only a system rooted in equity and justice could address the country’s socio-economic challenges.

“The struggle to reclaim the PRP is part of a broader movement to liberate Nigeria from exploitation and inequality,” he added.

Daudu assured supporters that the faction would pursue its claims through legal, political, and grassroots mobilisation efforts, vowing that the party would remain committed to its founding ideals.

Atiku has said he will support whoever emerges. Amaechi has said the same thing. We are expecting Peter Obi to also make that commitment because this is not about personal ambition; it is about rescuing the country,” he said.