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Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by Orikinla(m): 10:48pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is still contesting the Presidential Election. The presidential hopeful urged Nigerians to disregard the “rumour” that he had been disqualified from contesting by INEC. |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by alabiyemmy(m): 10:54pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
I am thinking this is a recap of June 12. |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by mowapa(m): 11:09pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
@Alabiyemmy There is absolutely no reason to feel disillusioned by what is happening in Naija, OBJ inherited a flawed Constitution from Abacha that could have been amended instead the presidency was contended to use these flaws to accumulate so much power and now one of those flaw is back to hunt him. As much as i want Atiku out, he has done the right thing by going to court.The judiciary should always be our last hope. |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by alabiyemmy(m): 11:13pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
even a politicized judiciary? |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by shutmouth(m): 11:21pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
R-U-B-B-I-S-H This is an old news. Atiku made this statement on the day he arrived back from UK. A lot has happened since then such as INEC refusing to accept his running mate OBI as it does not make sense since he is already barred. You might as well close this thread, it's misleading!!! |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by debosky(m): 11:27pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
you are misleading, according to thisday reports, Obi was called to come back for screening at another time. the punch also says, if the indictment is overturned then he will stand. both of the above statements came from INEC The INEC Chairman, Prof. Maurice Iwu, had before the verification of the particulars of substituted candidates on Wednesday, said that the electoral body would ensure that those it put on the ballot papers were those who were constitutionally eligible to participate in the elections. He also said that after the verification, INEC would proceed to print ballot papers with photographs of candidates embossed on them. But our source said the commission had resolved not to put the names of all those indicted for corruption on the ballot papers. According to him, the affected candidates will have their names omitted from the ballot papers, except their indictment is quashed by the court. The vice-president is contesting his indictment in court. the Punch But later last night, INEC Commissioner, Alhaji Moham-med Jumare told THISDAY that Obi would now be screened today. The Commission recalled the statement made by the INEC Chairman Wednesday during the commencement of the screening and verification exercise. Thisday |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by shutmouth(m): 11:30pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
I won't even bother reading those stuff as they are craps. Look, Atiku is going nowhere, he is dead politically. Can't you just get it, look my dear, i pity you guys. Just quit and don't get heart attack. Atiku is finished!!! |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by debosky(m): 11:33pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
they are reliable sources of information not prone to baseless and wild claims from rabble rousers like yourself mr shutmouth who determines who and who get disqualified carry on! keep on showing the depth of your bias and ignorance |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by shutmouth(m): 11:40pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
except their indictment is quashed by the court. You still don't know what INDICTMENT means. How can a court squash an indictment? OK, let me explain in a clear lay man simple English Atiku is indicted (accused) and can only be prosecuted if he is no longer under immunity. Once he is prosecuted, the court will determine if he is guilty or not. Since he prefers to stay under immunity, he cannot be prosecuted but the constitution barres him from contesting elections because he is indicted. Is this hard for you Atiku's uneducated pimps to understand? Still confused? |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by debosky(m): 11:43pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
keep displaying your ignorance the indictment was by an administrative panel of the FG, the validity and composition of that panel are being challenged. if it is found to be invalid by a competent court of law how can its indictment stand? this is not a matter of prosecution, it is a matter of the validity of the so called indictment. stay off them cheap drugs and maybe you'll understand facts better |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by shutmouth(m): 11:49pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
administrative panel of the FG Another stupid statement. Do I really have to be your teacher here. OK again listen. The Constitution that Atiku is using is the same Constitution that gives the FG the power to set up any panel to indict anyone such as Administrative Panel, EFCC, Tribunals etc. Simply put, FG has the power to set up any panel to indict anyone such as Administrative Panel, EFCC, Tribunals etc To add to it: You do not contest indictment in court to contest elections, instead, you will be disqualified and prosecuted if you are not under immunity. |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by debosky(m): 11:52pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
you are the stupid one, not to mention your reading disabilities the actions of the FG can be challenged in court if 1. the panel was wrongly constituted 2. evidence used for its decision was lacking no one said the panel can't be set up, its the constitution (or makeup if you are confused) of the panel, and its outcome that is being contested i repeat, stay off the cheap drugs, its really affecting your reading |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by shutmouth(m): 11:55pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
I give up, sorry no more lectures from me Good night, mr blindman Rot with Atiku. |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by debosky(m): 11:58pm On Feb 23, 2007 |
goodnight to you too, hope the drug effects wear off soon Atiku will stand for election if he is cleared by the courts, that is the fact of the matter neither you, Obj, Iwu or the pope can stop that unfortunately. |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by mowapa(m): 12:01am On Feb 24, 2007 |
The court in every society has/is always politicized. that is why every U S president has always looked forward to the vacancy on the bench to appoint judges who share their political Philosophy after all they are human. |
Re: Atiku: Under Our Constitution, Inec Has No Power To Disqualify Anybody by Orikinla(m): 11:21am On Feb 24, 2007 |
debosky: Debosky, You are more than enough for this character called shutmouth. I wonder why he calls himself shutmouth when he should be sharpmouth. If he wants to lick OBJ's feet, let him be. The fact is, the Senate has already discovered that OBJ is manipulating the EFCC and INEC to truncate the Presidential bid of Atiku, because OBJ has a lot to hide and if Atiku wins, OBJ would be probed. People have forgotten that the wife of the governor of Bayelsa State governor was caught for money laundering, but OBJ and the PDP have distracted our attention from the case. But we have all the records. Once Atiku becomes the President of Nigeria, Alams and Asari Dokubo will be released. Then, the EFCC will be reconstituted and all those suspected of corruption will be charged to court. No rule of law, no democracy. Only the courts will determine the case of Atiku. And as we can see Atiku is not afraid of going to court. No justice, no peace. |
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