RuddyFusion:
OBI attended Easter service in a RCCG in London and the pictures are in the internet space. The next day OBI was back in Nigeria and attended IHM Hospital opening in Nkpor....

Does this sounds like someone who was detained and deported? I guess you can answer that

Globad:


They need to start arresting those of you canvassing for unconstitutional types of government which has a way of putting the country on the brink.

By the time they pick up some of you, this entire nonsense will subside.

I don't know why some of you are desperate to derail the democracy that we suffered for.

It's no longer funny.

StOla:


Even after electoral loss, he was still jumping about constituting a nuisance despite already in court, until he was disgraced in London with a shameful detention like a drug trafficker.

Birdbyrde440:
After May 29, one or more of the below three scenarios is likely to occur:

President Buhari remains in power as the case of Presidential election still lingers in the court, President Buhari can remain in power constitutionally as long as there is a pending case between the parties that contested, as handing over to any one of the candidates will be a disservice and denial of justice to the other parties. Considering the up coming census, the president has to continue until the work is done to ensure efficiency and effective counting. On the issue of subsidy, handing over an unstable economy will set nigeria in flames, hyperinflation. Buhari should remain and finish the work he started on the economy as a change of government may derail all efforts. All the candidates have their own economic agendas, MR A might be sworn in and then halt subsidy removal.

The Apc candidate is sworn in, expect an isolated country, a country ignored by the rest of the world and a parallel government forms because hate it or love even little children know Obidatti. Nigerians all over will reject apc candidate and the government might try to suppress the people.

Lp is sworn in, the people are happy but what comes next will shock everyone to their bone marrow.

12. He, therefore, prayed the court to not only dismiss Obi’s petition but to also probe election results from states the LP won.

The President-elect, Bola Tinubu, has challenged the competence of a petition the Labour Party, LP, and its candidate, Peter Obi, filed to nullify his election.

Tinubu, in a preliminary objection he filed alongside his Vice-President-elect, Senator Kashim Shettima, maintained that Obi was bereft of the locus standing to file a petition to challenge his election victory.


1. He argued that Obi was not validly nominated to contest the presidential election in line with the mandatory provisions of sections 77(2) and (3) of the Electoral Act, 2022.

2. He insisted that Obi’s name was not found on the register of members of the LP, noting that he defected to the party from the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, less than 30 days before the primary election that produced him as a presidential candidate, was conducted.


3. Adducing reasons why he won the presidential election, Tinubu, in the preliminary objection he filed through his team of lawyers led by Chief Wole Olanipekun, SAN, said it was his consistency and track-record of excellence in public service, that endeared him to millions of the electorates across the federation.

4. He further accused Obi of jumping from one political party to the other, insisting that the LP lacked the requisite structure to win the presidential contest.

5. On his qualification, Tinubu told the Presidential Election Petition Court, PEPC, that he is a holder of a Degree of Bachelor of Science in Business and
Administration from the Chicago State University since 1979, saying he has
vast private and public sector work experience, including working with Mobil Oil Nigeria as an auditor, and later treasurer of the company.

“In a bid to actualize his quest for public service, left his lucrative and secure employment in Mobil Oil Nigeria, and forayed into active politics, as a founding member of the defunct Social Democratic Party (SDP).

6. “In 1992, he was elected by an overwhelming majority of lawful votes cast as a Senator of the Federal Republic Nigeria, representing Lagos West Senatorial District.

7. While denying the allegation that the election was fraught with irregularities, Tinubu, accused Obi of accepting the outcome of the election in states where he won and denigrating results from states he lost.

8.“The respondents shall further contend that the petitioners have embarked on a wild goose chase in the presentation of this petition and, in the process, are questioning results of elections where the respondents lost, including where the petitioners were declared winners, as exemplified in paragraph 73 of the petition where petitioners were querying results of Lagos, Imo and Plateau where they won, as well as Taraba, Adamawa, Bauchi and Kaduna where PDP won.

9. “The respondents contend that the entirety of the petition is about guesswork, hype, speculation and conjecture, as there is nowhere in the entirety of the petition, where the petitioners have specified in any form howsoever, the number of their votes which have been affected by irregularities which they bandy and what their total number of votes would have been on the one hand, and the number of the respondents’ votes that have been inflated by the much-touted allegations of noncompliance/corrupt practices and what the votes of the respondents would have been on the other hand.

10. “In terms of national acceptance of the 2nd respondent as a political figure, titan and maestro on the one hand, and that of the 1st petitioner on the other hand, the 2nd respondent is far ahead of the 1st petitioner in every sphere and index, and this is clearly known to Nigerians and also demonstrated by the result of the election.

10b. “Further to paragraph 103 supra, in terms of structures, stability, national spread, political office holders who have won elections, either at the national level or State and Local Government levels, as well as national acceptability/spread, the 2nd petitioner trails the 3rd respondent far behind and this is equally well known to the electorate and the petitioners themselves.


11. “Further to paragraphs 103 and 104 supra, while the 2nd and 3rd respondents scored not less than 25% of the votes cast in 29 States, cutting across the different geo-political zones, the petitioners only managed to score 25% in 16 States, in restricted geo-political zones”, Tinubu added.


12. He, therefore, prayed the court to not only dismiss Obi’s petition but to also probe election results from states the LP won.

Omoawoke:


The igbos in Lagos should rest too.
The petition that is dead on arrival. Na today people dey sign petition. You know how many millions of petition dey ground?
They should simply stay out of southwest politics, it is nothing to apologize for because nobody does that to them

Believeintruth:


Do you know you talk very foolishly even igbos are numerically more than Ijaws that is why we are the third largest tribe in Nigeria. Your hate for igbos will destroy you

Nigerialabalaba:
Na online world u dey. Me I no be woke. No Yoruba man go go Ibo go drag seat with Ibo so make no Ibo try am for Yoruba too. By d time wahala, real wahala start, even d comstitution go write am inside. If we get 75 seats for Yoruba and Igbo get 75, wen Ibo collect from Yorubs, na 80 Ibo don get so and Yoruba 70. If dem wan vote for House of reps, Ibo go block Yoruba be dat. Our constitition no dey design like dat. Na native people from dat area dem share slots to by states and geopolitical zone.

Never again will Yoruba give any of d Yoruba seats to non Yoruba.

Ofunaofu:



It doesn't change the fact that Bayo onanuga and others have committed war crimes through threats, incitement against a particular ethnic group

There is no different between the crimes committed by Bayo onanuga and others and the crimes of Omar al Bashir of Sudan who was tried and jailed by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes committed in Darfur

OKorowanta:
50 years jail term coming.
Oluwa you too much.

helinues:


Should we have to wait for ICC case before putting those reckless grown men where they belong?

saintokwuluora:
Let's see if Onanuga will continue with his threats...

Felimax:


Of course na!
Monkey nor fine but him mama like am.

Felimax:
Drunkard of a governor!
Only fools takes him serious.


He should go to Arise TV and rant make Rufai beat black and blue.

Na only TVC dey audience people like that.