₦airaland Forum

lhordspy:
What do you mean by 'INEC job is not to defend APC' ... ?

INEC conducted the election.
INEC declared the winner: APC
INEC is the first respondent in Obi's petition.

INEC has every right to defend both the winner and the process because they declared the winner. The commission has every right to protect the validity of its declaration.

How can they achieve this without defending Tinubu? Lawyer Chibuike, please let us know your 'shortcut' or alternative way.

If Obi say APC snatch balots boxes, so is it Inec responsibility to say it is not true? Inec only explains why he couldn't follow his guideline in conducting the election. Whether the election was rigged or not should be APC and Obi to disprove or prove.

Rita002:
Ogun kill u. Ayelala drink ur soul. May u weep in bitterness u bastard

, Small boy, E chock you. It is a done deal. Tinubu the sick man can never and will never be Nigeria's president. You better get used to it now.

I have been waiting for something like this. It is now official. If you know you know.

Charly68:
Tinubu's own na final certificate he don collect ..no man can take that one back except you show me where somebody has won an election petition at the tribunal over presidential election. The onus of proof is an onerous task that can't be done in one year considering the data base. Nigeria is a large country

Tinubu will not be our president by any missed possible.

StreetFight:
Keep crying. You will weep for 8 years

Why won't I cry? Only a fool will rejoice when evil and calamity like Tinubu happens to his country. God will never allow evil like Tinubu to happen to Nigeria. Hear our cry, oh God.

This silence from Presidential tribunal is disturbing. Tinubu must not be our president.

This is good. You hate Igbos, and you will not allow them to go. Injustice against Igbos will end Nigeria.

I don't understand this incredible show of fake love—rented crowd.

Is Nigeria as a country really cursed? Why are we not lucky with good leaders for once? What is wrong with this country?

Akungitit:
Tinubu has really taught IPOB goats the lesson they will never forget. 2 months after Gringory Obi was soundly beaten IPOB are still depressed 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Only in Nigeria do arm rubbers celebrate the successes of their operation in the public. Is Nigeria as a country really cursed?

Is Nigeria as a country really cursed? Why are we not lucky with good leaders for once? What is wrong with this country?

God will punish Mahmud for forcing Tinubu on Nigeria.

Gentew:
Your comment reminds me of "Yes Daddy"

We are Obedient. Come shine or rain. Yes daddy or yes, Mummy. We will reclaim our stolen mandate from the thief. Evil shall not prevail over good.

Gentew:
A president that is being celebrated by all tribes. I can see Aboki & Yanmiri in the crowd.

Unlike a candidate that is a bigot.....

The rented Amageri. Suppose you people can rent bishops. What else can't you people do?

Does this man even know where he is? See the way he is putting his hand to his mouth and throwing it into the air like a controlled robot. This man is half dead.

Tadadobe:
Lies. No one lives in poverty in Nigeria. Nigeria wey you no dey pay taxes, you don't pay bills. Tell me how people are poor. You even went to school for free.

Imagine! Does this person even have half a brain? The unemployment rate in the US is 3.5%, while Nigeria's is more than 56%. How would an unemployed person even feed not to talk of tax? Many of Tinubu supporters are really brain dead, like their oga

This shows why they want to destroy Nigeria. They have a good society where they can run to. Their blind supporters are the worst human on earth

LivingSage:
Stop behaving like an Ipob 🐖 you are for once

Hand dey shake, leg dey shake, baba wey nor well he dey shout EMiloka. E shock you

Draslo:
Pity your mental health

No be UK we dey here. Na UK una dey get mental health issue.

Nawaoooo. This man is evil. How can this one be a president of a country? The most wicked people are the ones supporting Tinubu in this glaring evil. Nawao

tamilay:
The first test of his government

kikikikikikikikikikikikikikimiki. Lol. Which Tinubu? The vegetable?

Jones4190:
ok, okoro, stop masturbating

I hear you because I am happy that you agreed to be a fool

Jones4190:
stop masturbating, chinedu

Not only Chinedu, I be Okoro Uchena.

Jones4190:
Ever since dem arrest Obi, we’ve stopped seeing things like;
Obi met a little student that doesn’t know 2+2 then assist him

This your copy and paste in every trend nor dey tire you. Oh, sorry you can not write on your own

mbaise1000:
I didn't read where the memo said it's because of Peter Obi, that he was retired

. Would they tell you directly? You talk like a nursery school children

The Governing Board of the Nigeria Immigration Service, on Wednesday, served a retirement notice to the acting Comptroller-General of the Service, Isah Idris, effective on or before April 24, 2023.

In a secret memo sighted by The PUNCH, the board cited the expiration of the one-year extension of service granted by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), directing the CGI to hand over to the most senior Deputy Comptroller General.

The memo, dated April 17, 2023 with code number CDCFIB/APPT.CG&DCG/61/VOL.IV/74, was signed by the Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board Secretary, Obasi Edmond, on the orders of the Board chairman and Interior Minister, Rauf Aregbesola.

It is titled “Notification of expiration of one-year extension in office as acting Comptroller-General, Nigeria Immigration Service.”

It read, “I write to draw your attention to the end of one-year extension in office granted to you by Mr President via letter no. SH/COS/42/3/3/A128 date April 22, 2022, and which would be expiring on April 24, 2023.

“Consequently, you are directed to hand over to the most senior Deputy Comptroller-General on or before.

Monday, April 24, 2023, pending Mr President’s appointment of a substantive Comptroller-General of the Service.

“The board is grateful to you for your immense contributions to the Nigeria Immigration Service and to the country and wishes you success in your future endeavours.“ The PUNCH reports that the Concerned Nigeria Immigration Stakeholders, on Sunday, urged the President not to extend Idris’ tenure.

Link: https://punchng.com/fg-retires-acting-immigration-boss-idris/

ogugwa1992:
With the expiration of the 21 days within which candidates are allowed to file and amend election petitions at the tribunal, all eyes are now on the Nigerian Judiciary in what may well turn out to be the most important judicial proceedings in the history of the country.
Last week, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), responded to petitions filed by the Labour Party and its presidential candidate, His Excellency Peter Obi, as well as that of the Peoples Democratic party (PDP) asking the tribunal to dismiss their cases. On the heels of their response, the tribunal is expected to announce dates for commencement of proceedings.
The questions on the mind of many Nigerians include:
1). Can the tribunal be trusted to deliver the right judgment?
2). Can the tribunal deliver it's judgement before the May 29th handover date?
3). Is it mandatory for the winner of the Presidential election to score 25% votes in the FCT?
Perhaps the most important question, especially for Obidients is, what if the tribunal upholds the election of Bola Ahmed Tinubu as President? What if the tribunal dismisses all the petitions raised against the APC and its presidential candidate?
Of course the petitioners still have the option of proceeding to the Supreme Court, however what if the Supreme Court upholds the ruling of the tribunal?
While I applaud the Obidient Movement for their resilience and putting up a formidable opposition to the shenanigans of the ruling APC, they also need to come to terms with reality and the fact that a winner of the Presidential election has been declared and he will be sworn in on May 29th. Our constitution does not recognize the place of an Interim Government (ING) and there will be no vacuum in governance. On May 29th, the declared winner of the Presidential election will be sworn in except the tribunal rules otherwise before that date - one cannot as well predict how long an appeal would take.
What then are the options before the Obidient Movement going forward? Form a formidable opposition base and hold government accountable. Strategically organise instead of consistently agonizing online. No matter how much we shout or wail, it will not change the technical interpretation of Nigeria's constitution or the law. Threatening members of the tribunal or making derogatory remarks against the judiciary won't make them issue a ruling in our favor. One thing we can do, is set standards with which we can hold in the incoming administration accountable in its delivery of the dividends of democracy as well as its campaign promises to Nigerians.
Again, I admonish us to tone down the heat and the verbal altercations online. Let's be civil in our communications. We can disagree without insulting one another or setting the nation on fire with our unguided utterances. We have no other home but Nigeria.

Yours Obidiently,
Amaka Ogunjobi


https://ourdailywire.com/dear-obidients-tinubu-will-be-sworn-in-by-amaka-ogunjobi/

You are not Obedient. You are either Fanikayode or Kayomo. Go away.