₦airaland Forum

Moh247:




90% of the results are online, IREV

BIVAS accreditation worked 100%

Obi and his 3rd class gang should please show us fake results and real results from poling units

Or anywhere BIVAS captured Overvoting
Let us start here in nairaland. Guys check the actual results as per your polling unit and what INEC uploaded. Tell is different in figures.


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PotatoSalad:
He's did it before. And people said exactly what you said now.

DMerciful:
Why do you think most institutions in Nigeria including NBA are corrupt?

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has scored the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) high in the conduct of the just concluded presidential and national assembly elections.

Speaking on Channels TV on Saturday, Yakubu Maikyau, president of the NBA, said despite challenges, INEC performed well in the delivery of the elections.

“I will say that the elections went well. Those who came out were happy to express their franchise,” Maikyau said.

“There were challenges, definitely. There were some infractions, some of them actually constituted electoral offences but on the whole, I will score INEC as having performed maybe about 78, 80 percent in the delivery of these elections.


“That will be an A for every exam. Notwithstanding, all the things that happened which we are not ignoring.

“That is why we are admonishing and advising INEC and recommending to INEC that in those areas where we saw lapses in the election held on the 25th February 2023, deliberate efforts must be taken to make sure that those lapses did not occur again in the elections that are coming up on the 11th March because when these lapses happened, it impacted on the confidence of the public in the process.”

Earlier, the Abuja branch of the NBA recommended that INEC should introduce online voting in the country.

Precious Nwadimuya, chairperson of the Abuja branch, in an interview with NAN on Thursday, said online voting would eliminate electoral violence and voter suppression.

Devil1Messenger:
Obi do not have party agents across the polling units🤣🤣
Obi did not meet 25% in 24states🤣
Have u gone through the results on INEC portal 🤣
I'm currently working on Edo and i have passed the figures INEC declared for Obi 🤣
This is not 2015 or 2019
Technology have exposed this rigging.

INEC president-elect can never become president
It wont last🤣

Hisincrease:
How true is this information?
Well, if His Excellency, Former Governor Peter Obi truly hired 20 SANS, then INEC had better be ready with strong evidence.
That man always win court cases.

PotatoSalad:
People seem to underestimate this guy cos of his humble nature.
When someone who came third place is confident enough to challenge this, though we knew things about this election, there's more to this that we don't know

Fear that guy

Roboto11:
Na them teleguide Oxford and Cambridge.

KevMitnick:
Who is this one chasing clout?

Jeffy1206:
yes but most are still doctored with lots of cancellation and eraser on the ballot papers. And the results too aren't what inec announced at all!

AntiChristian:
I checked my polling unit and it was exactly as it was in reality. APC won LP by 1 vote. i.e. (APC- 47, LP-46, NNPP-1, PDP-1, ZLP-1, Total- 104)

I checked another unit in my street and LP won by 16 votes i.e. (APC-30, LP-46, AAC-1, APGA-1, PDP-5, Total - 83).

These results are correct!

amba1:
Kindly check well. LP didn't win Imo East because it's very clear and such should be addressed accordingly.

Oplomo:
Labour really did well. The #ObiEffect.

I have pledged to keep my hands clean of any corruption. A good name is indeed better than gold.

Peter Obi is a brand that can never be outshined in the realm of the modern-day polity.

lebienconnu:
No amount of propaganda will make any court declare a candidate that came third in an election the president. Their foundation was based on falsehood and this is becoming more and more glaring by the day to the whole world.

Okoroawusa:
If you for a second think that there is a difference between IPOB members and Peter Obi supporters then your education was a waste.

mortalincarnate:
Back to the topic; please fact-check the pulling units that Tinubu rigged elections and stop chasing shadows dumb ass urchins

The Supreme Court has adjudged the cash withdrawal limits imposed by banks as a result of scarcity of currency notes in circulation as a violation of citizens’ rights.

A seven-man panel of the court led by John Okoro made the declaration in a unanimous judgement delivered on Friday.

“Such restriction on an owner’s right to freely use his or her property is illegal unless provided for by a law,” Emmanuel Agim, a member of the court’s panel who read the lead judgement, held.

The court handed down the decision in a suit challenging the federal government’s illegal withdrawal of the old N200, N500, and N1,000 from circulation.

The federal government, under a demonetisation policy, had in October 2022, introduced newly redesigned N200, N500, and N1,000 notes and aimed to withdraw the old versions of the currency notes from circulation within 90 days.

Under the policy, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) also placed cash withdrawal limits of maximum of N500,000 weekly on individuals and maximum N5 million weekly on corporate entities.


The implementation of the policy has been chaotic as shortage in supply of the new notes created scarcity of cash across the country.


Many citizens queued at ATM centres in a chaotic scramble for cash to meet their basic needs but often returned home empty-handed. The situation sparked violent protests by desperate citizens deprived of gaining access to their hard-earned money.


Commercial banks resorted to placing limits on cash withdrawals on their customers in a futile attempt to evenly distribute available cash to the highest number of citizens..

The Supreme Court declared such action by the commercial banks as a violation of the rights of the citizens.

“My attention has not been drawn to any law that permits a bank not to pay cash to a customer on demand on the grounds that the 1st defendant has not been able to print enough new naira notes,” Mr Agim said.

He also said he was not aware of any law “that permits the 1st defendant to direct the imposition of limits on the cash to be paid from a customer’s account after deposit of the old naira notes”.

“To the extent that the directive has continued to deprive all persons and the plaintiffs access to a substantial part of their funds in banks in form of cash, it forcefully and illegally interferes with their rights of ownership and use of their said funds for,” Mr Agim added. “Such restriction on an owner’s right to freely use his or her property is illegal unless provided for by a law.”

The Supreme Court nullified Mr Buhari’s directive withdrawing the old N200, N500, and N1,0000 notes from circulation.

It also ordered that the old naira notes would remain legal tender and must continue to circulate alongside the new ones up till 31 December.

Thegamingorca:
This one wants to be relevant


Did he finish secondary school for him to know the wherewithal of how to contact Oxford university? This one wey never smell the four walls of mirtala Muhammad international airport

PrinceOfLagos:
I don't look for job, job look for me

ubest1:
Stop posting this rubbish, Obi result was swapped, on a normal day without rigging Tinubu cannot get 25% in Akwa-Ibom, Rivers, Balyesa, Edo, Delta etc, if it real why didn't he have it in FCT