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yarimo:
hehe that means according to the same section you quotes invalid votes is invalid

in as much the Returning officer don’t reject the alleged votes APC claimed it’s invalid, definitely it shouldn’t be presented in the court of justice. Supreme Court of justice will interpret it well to protect the law.

Plateau Case:

Of the truth PDP did the primaries and INEC tendered the evidence to that effect.

was there a valid primaries?was the primaries witnessed by inec?was the APC candidate part of the so called primaries??This is clearly a pre election matter that should have originated from the high court before the election and secondly,the APC candidate does not have the locus standing to challenge it as he was neither a PDP member and did not take part in the primaries of the PDP.He does not have the right to question another party on the nomination of it's candidate.

it's a pre election matter and should have originated from the high court.Bayelsa and zamfara cases we love to site as examples originated from the high court.The Appeal Court of justice lack the jurisdiction to entertain the case . Zamfara case was APC vs APC and it originated from the federal high court and not the tribunal, Appeal and Supreme Court of justice. The tribunal, Appeal and Supreme Court of justice lacks the jurisdiction to entertain it.

yarimo:
How about the invalid votes in Kano state you didn't say anything about that, and in the case of plateau state nothing like interlopers , it's a matter of pre and Post election matters according to sections 177 (c) of the 1999constitution And sections 80 and 82 of the electoral act 2022

Kano Case:
Section 177 of Nigeria constitution interpret party membership for election.
Here is what the law says as regards ballot papers not signed and stamped


"(1) Subject to subsection (2), a ballot paper which does not bear
official mark prescribed by the Commission shall not be counted.
(2) If the returning officer is satisfied that a ballot paper which does not
bear the official mark was from a book of ballot papers which was furnished
to the presiding officer of the polling unit in which the vote was cast for use at
the election in question, he or she shall, notwithstanding the absence of the
official mark, count that ballot paper".

From the above, the law provided a leeway to the issue of unsigned and unstamped ballot papers.

slivertongue:
Zamfara and Plateau case ain't same neither are they under same electoral act.

The amended electoral act 2022 affirmed the victories of Governor dauda Lawal of Zamfara 2019 poll but the plateau case is different cos’ it’s a pre election matter and also the tribunal affirmed it that the petition of APC is highly preelection matter

seunmsg:
The judgement of the court of appeal was very clear. Conduct another ward congress or lose the right to field candidates for election. This is not about primaries. If there is a judgement preventing PDP from participating in the election, it can be used both as a pre and post election matter. Next time, PDP should do the right thing by complying with the judgement of the court. It happened to APC in Zamfara and heaven did not fall.

in Zamfara you are referring to, it’s between APC faction and APC faction. On plateau case, the Supreme Court of justice will do justice in the matter cos’ it’s a pre election and post election matters. It will be struck out for lacking merit.

Triplerg:
The APC has no locus standi here. That's where their case will be thrown out. People keep referring to Zamfara's case in 2019 as the basis for this case, forgetting that it was APC vs APC that led to the supreme court verdict.

they forgot that one ooo. Supreme Court of justice will do the needful by strucking out the pre and post election matters presented in the court.

fergie001:
My brother, that's how it has been post-1999.

it's only getting worse by the year. The reason many will argue that we don't have the likes of Nnamani, Iguh, Oputa, Eso etc.

barrister fergie001, you are very right here. It’s very unfortunate. Both Kano and plateau are pre and post election matters. Appeal Court of justice shouldn’t allow the Appeal in the court of justice

Wande22:
Appeal Court is the Final on Gubernatorial Election Petition

nope Supreme Court of justice is the final

slivertongue:
All those supporting the hatchet job cannot point to where the new electoral allows preelection matter from a non party member as a ground for a petition to succeed.

exactly, that’s where Supreme Court of justice will struck out the APC cross appeal

Both the post and pre matter cases will be dismissed by the Supreme Court of justice . I think by the middle of December or towards December ending, the Supreme Court of justice will decide on the Pdp appeal in the Supreme Court of justice . Like I said , every pre and post election matter cases will be rightly struck out in the Supreme Court of justice.

garfield1:
Yes

an draw game now

And you have job for the children of your camp. All is well in Nigeria . This time shall pass . Nigeria people become poorer under Tinubu leadership. Very bad

Imagine Tribunal declared governor mutfwang as the winner of the poll, now the Appeal court of justice has declared APC candidate the winner too. It’s now 1-1. Na Supreme Court of justice be the final say. For now it’s draw game

Olatundex22:
don’t discredit NIGERIA JUDICIARY for their wrongdoing , the over 160k votes that has no INEC signatures and stamp is that judiciary or the INEC party registration list submitted by NNPP that he’s name was not among is judicial system wrongdoing.

Here is what the law says as regards ballot papers not signed and stamped


"(1) Subject to subsection (2), a ballot paper which does not bear
official mark prescribed by the Commission shall not be counted.
(2) If the returning officer is satisfied that a ballot paper which does not
bear the official mark was from a book of ballot papers which was furnished
to the presiding officer of the polling unit in which the vote was cast for use at
the election in question, he or she shall, notwithstanding the absence of the
official mark, count that ballot paper".

From the above, the law provided a leeway to the issue of unsigned and unstamped ballot papers.

Slurity:
it is about the Nigerian law and not about belonging to that particular party. Nigerian law said you must belong to a particular part before you can contest for any political position.
Don't also forget that, the second reason the court sack the NNPP governor is even more huge than the first. Over 160k votes of NNPP votes has been removed because they where not sign nor stamped by Inec and counted for only NNPP candidate which clearly means rigging of that election. After removal of those vote, he came second position.

Here is what the law says as regards ballot papers not signed and stamped


"(1) Subject to subsection (2), a ballot paper which does not bear
official mark prescribed by the Commission shall not be counted.
(2) If the returning officer is satisfied that a ballot paper which does not
bear the official mark was from a book of ballot papers which was furnished
to the presiding officer of the polling unit in which the vote was cast for use at
the election in question, he or she shall, notwithstanding the absence of the
official mark, count that ballot paper".

From the above, the law provided a leeway to the issue of unsigned and unstamped ballot papers.

seunmsg:
He was removed on two grounds. The 160k unsigned ballots and his non-membership of NNPP. Again, the case against him is different from that of Peter Obi and APM. Apart from the fact that his name was not found in the register of NNPP members, he was unable to provide a valid membership card of NNPP.

So, this is about the constitutional requirement that a candidate for governorship election must be a member of a political party. If he couldn’t prove to the court that he’s a member of NNPP, what then do you want the court to do?

Here is what the law says as regards ballot papers not signed and stamped


"(1) Subject to subsection (2), a ballot paper which does not bear
official mark prescribed by the Commission shall not be counted.
(2) If the returning officer is satisfied that a ballot paper which does not
bear the official mark was from a book of ballot papers which was furnished
to the presiding officer of the polling unit in which the vote was cast for use at
the election in question, he or she shall, notwithstanding the absence of the
official mark, count that ballot paper".

From the above, the law provided a leeway to the issue of unsigned and unstamped ballot papers.

No jobs, no work, no food, everything is expensive. God I take beg you, have your mercy over your children. This suffering is unbearable. Tinubu destroyed the economy no be small.

Where’s the manufacturing sector here? Na lies and propaganda here. Nigeria is still the most poor nation in the area of manufacturing in the world and the poverty capital of the world. We import rather than manufacturing goods. Nothing is working in Nigeria 🇳🇬

ikeno:
Once a Nigeria girl help's you the whole world will hear of it once you broke up with her

yes. That’s not good at all

You will beat them cos’ the court is in your pocket. Radarada . Nigeria judiciary under Drug baron Tinubu has been heavily compromised.

Na brown roof in Enugu be this lol 😂. Too much brown zinc in the east.

A working class man has no business dating a Nigerian lady that is still in the university - X user says


An X user has said that a working class man has no business dating a lady who is still in the university.

https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2023/11/a-working-class-man-has-no-business-dating-a-nigerian-lady-that-is-still-in-the-university-x-user-says-2.html

Can’t Love You Less – Nigerian Lady Gushes Over Her Uniquely Sized Boyfriend


The love-struck lady heaped praises on her man, saying that she could not conceive of the idea of loving him less.

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A Nigerian lady has taken to TikTok to flaunt her uniquely sized boyfriend.

The love-struck lady heaped praises on her man, saying that she could not conceive of the idea of loving him less.

Fawning over him, she called her uniquely sized man, her ‘Odogwu’ as she shared their loved up moment.

A caption affixed to the post read;

“Let them talk and say what they like you are still my num 1 Odogwu man.”

See Video Below;


See how social media users are reacting to the video below;

Adwoaaa said: “Fear living things that bleed every month of the year.”

abiodun said: “Sha carry ur babe on ur shoulder.”

Martha said: “Lucky you sis, You won’t have any competition in your marriage,and that’s real peace.”

Fundz said: “Just call him darling or sweetie, which one be baby.”

ladysomie said: “This one na peace of mind, u no go share with anybody.”



https://www.tori.ng/news/253826/cant-love-you-less-nigerian-lady-gushes-over-her-u.html

Men hate it when women try to help them in courtship - Nigerian lady voice out on the social media

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuD87fj4Ihk?si=ywwayoHujdb2c92t

https://twitter.com/IntelRegion/status/1720809610120950091

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What You Must Bring Along to UK: Lady who Relocated Abroad Advises Nigerians in Video, People React

A Nigerian lady living abroad has dished out advice to netizens wishing to relocate to the United Kingdom In a video shared via her account, she revealed the necessary products to carry along while relocating abroad Social media users have reacted massively to the informative video with many appreciating her for the insight PAY ATTENTION: Fuel your passion for sports with SportBrief.com. Click here to discover the latest sports updates! A TikTok user with the handle @becky.moyo has shared valuable advice for individuals planning to travel to the United Kingdom in September. Based on her personal experience, she provided a comprehensive list of items to pack and important steps to take upon arrival. Lady advises Nigerians on what to bring along to the UK Photo credit: @beckymoyo/TikTok. Source: TikTok Becky informs netizens on what to take to the UK In the video, Becky advised travellers to bring enough clothes, including jean trousers and a jean jacket. READ ALSO "Can I join you?" Reactions as Nigerian lady displays massive foodstuffs she buys monthly for her family of 7 PAY ATTENTION: Join Legit.ng Telegram channel! Never miss important updates! She also suggested that ladies bring edge controls and an ample supply of wigs. Other essential items she mentioned included chargers, needles, threads, extra buttons, one or two thermal wears, a Bible, and all necessary skincare products. Becky recommended shopping for sneakers in Nigeria and bringing enough perfumes. She advised travellers to pack blades but not in their hand luggage. Additionally, she suggested bringing one or two bedsheets and carrying a wrapper. Becky lists foodstuff to take along to the UK When it came to foodstuff, Becky advised bringing dry milk, eru, pepper soup spice, jollof rice spice, fried rice spice, dried scent leaf and bitter leaf, dry pepper, crayfish, Egusi, Ogbono, and even dried meat and pomo for the initial settling period. She reminded travellers not to forget to bring dry fish. Upon arrival, Becky suggested changing the SIM card and migrating to networks such as 03,2, Vodafone, or any other SIM card network available in the UK to save money. READ ALSO British rapper Stefflon Don cooks jollof rice, video leaves fans drooling: “Burna Boy made her half Nigerian” Reactions trail video of lady advising netizens on what to bring to the UK Netizens found her video very informative. @apieceofteju commented: “Am I travelling in September? No. Did I watch the entire video with pen and paper? Yes.” @Makarios reacted: “I am done packing the visa remain.” @Harbysolar Herdeygbo reacted: “I am coming in January by God Grace. Saving this video with faith.” @saintulckqm said: “Bring the whole oshodi market when coming.” @Miamor commented: “Saving this video with faith because sept 21 is my birthday and I Know before this time next year. God miracle will be done Addedad.” @OSHAMS commented: “Aren't these things sold there, I mean the joggers and stuff, edge control, skincare products sneakers?”



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