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9jahotblog:
very wicked set of people. God catch them

FreeStuffsNG:
Fake news

9jahotblog:
Thanks to the Inec REC for the press release. Infact Inec counsel too filed its appeal in the Appeal court of justice. Good case in the Appeal court

9jahotblog:
Thanks for the press release here Osun State Inec Rec. God bless you

Biodun556:
I am not campaigning for any candidate in 2023 presidential election but we have to think very well before taking some actions in this country.

Is it good for a Fulani man to handover power to another Fulani man?

Is it good for a Muslim to handover power to another Muslim-Muslim?

Remember that in Nigeria, once something starts, it is always difficult to stop it.

Do not take action that you will not be able to stop tomorrow when it doesn’t favour you.

Vote with your sense not sentiment.

- Goodluck Jonathan

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garfield1:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://dailypost.ng/2023/02/02/supreme-court-dismisses-pdps-suit-against-oyetolas-participation-in-osun-guber-election/%3Famp%3D1&ved=2ahUKEwjl8tH8z_b8AhX-YqQEHWkrB8kQFnoECAoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0h0UDDjkJPY1trJSxNPgNK

The Coalition of United Political Parties on Friday rejected the verdict of the Osun State governorship election petitions tribunal which sacked governor Ademola Adeleke, describing it as a “black market purchased judgment”.

A statement issued on Friday by the Co-National Spokesperson for CUPP, Mark Adebayo, however, expressed optimism that justice would be done.

He said, “We are not perturbed because justice will eventually be done on this case. The same way that fuel scarcity is biting hard across the country and motorists have to resort to the black market to buy fuel is the same way that we consider this judgment as a black market purchased judgment that we are confident will eventually be overturned by higher courts.

“It is a temporary attempt to rob the Osun State people of their sovereign will and the judicial processes through its remedial mechanisms will do real justice to correct this anomalous injustice in the name of judgement. That it was a split decision judgment says a lot about its lack of merit.

“The mandate willfully given by the Osun State people to Governor Adeleke remains intact and any attempt to steal it will fail woefully.”

The abducted Sole Administrator of the Ideato North Local Government Area of Imo State, Chris Ohizu, has been beheaded.

The council boss was butchered on Sunday after his abductors allegedly received N6 million as ransom.

Video of his beheading surfaced online on Sunday, where his killers insisted that there would be no election in the country.

A source from the LGA, who did not want to be named, disclosed that the killers of the sole administrator published videos of the beheading with the phone of their victim on his WhatsApp status.

The source said, “The sole administrator has been beheaded. We saw videos of how he was being beheaded on Sunday. His killers posted it with his phone on his own WhatsApp status. That was how people got to know that he was beheaded.

“The videos were horrible. He was tied and half naked before he was beheaded. That was a painful way to die. They butchered him after collecting N6 million ransom.”

When contacted, the spokesperson for the police in the state, Henry Okoye, confirmed the incident and simply said “investigation is ongoing.”

The slain sole administrator was kidnapped on Friday alongside two others after burning his country home at Imoko community in the Arondizuogu area of the LGA.

He was shot before he was taken away.

Wiseandtrue:
imagine the audacity

Was it the same for Odili

Kai! Government of double standards

valentineuwakwe:
When is the constitutional date of retirements for civil and public servants in the country?
Is the police reform act bigger than the Nigerian constitution?
If the police chief was from the south, will they still allow him to continue for another 4 years having reach the 60yrs mark?

The Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba, will not be retiring when he turns 60 years on March 1, 2023, the Minister of Police Affairs, Mohammed Dingyadi, said on Wednesday.

Dingyadi’s comments followed fresh concerns about the IGP’s possible retirement amidst the 2023 elections.

Baba turns 60 on March 1, 2023; four days after the presidential election and 10 days before the governorship elections holding on February 25 and March 11, respectively.

According to the minister, the Police Act 2020 gives the IGP a four-year tenure which cannot be interrupted by retirement age.

Responding to a question from our correspondent on whether or not the IGP would retire at 60 like other civil servants, Dingyadi said, “Let me say that by the provision of the Police Act 2020, the IG is now supposed to have a kind of four-year period and Mr. President has already given him letter of appointment in that regard.

“So the issue of IG going out during this election period does not arise.”

The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), appointed the then-DIG Baba as the acting IGP on April 6, 2021.

Two months later, the Police Council confirmed him as the substantive head of the Force.

At least 290 senior officers are expected to retire from service between January and March 2023, findings show.

They include three Deputy Inspectors-General and scores of Assistant Inspectors-General, 10 Commissioners of Police, five Deputy Commissioners of Police, over 20 Assistant Commissioners of Police, more than 35 Chief Superintendents of Police, 47 Superintendents of Police, 55 Deputy Superintendents of Police and 70 Assistant Superintendents of Police.

Dingyadi also revealed that the FEC approved a draft bill for an Act to establish Nigeria Police Force College Training School and Institutions.

He said the piece of legislation will only give legal backing to about 20 existing training institutions nationwide, and not to build new ones.