Ndimkpurummiri:
Coward
They will never take responsibility for their actions

GenSpecifics:
When you are so polluted with woke ideology and embraced the equality and open minded indoctrination to the point your brains spill out

Just like Victor Banjo, the heebo has turned on you. They don't care if you voted Obi but as long as they lost Lagos by you not voting GRV , they've now painted you in the same color they did to those amongst you who refused to vote Obi.

Keep deceiving yourself with this multicultural bullshit. The heebo that is at the forefront pushing this liberal nonsense will not allow a grain of it to be replicated in their yeast.

It is not too late for you to retrace your steps and embrace your proud heritage . The heebo has none of such and that's why he wants you to do away with yours


You must remember that useful idiots like yourselves that re-echo the mistakes of Banjo are the ones who get eliminated when the heebo are in control.

Reject Heebo Zionism and embrace your proud heritage as a Yoruba Omo Odua .

TheSuperNerd:
Kelechi Nwakali just dropped another Midfield Clinic Madness today.

96 touches.
17/21 accurate long balls😲😲🙆🏾🙆🏾🔥🔥
18 recoveries.😳
17 pass entries into Final third.🥵
100% ground duels won (6/6).
100% dribbling success (2/2).
75 accurate passes (highest in the game)
3 interceptions.
2 tackles.


The lad is not relenting.

The Presidential Election Petition Court, PEPC, sitting in Abuja, on Friday, ordered that the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, should be served with copies of petitions seeking to nullify his election, through substituted means.

A three-man panel of the court led by Justice Joseph Ikyegh, directed that the petitions should be served on Tinubu, through his political party, the All Progressives Congress, APC.

The ruling followed separate ex-parte applications that were brought before the court by the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar and his counterpart in the Labour Party, Peter Obi.

The duo accused the President-elect Tinubu, of deliberately avoiding the service of their petitions on him.

They told the court that several attempts they made to effect service of the petitions on Tinubu, proved abortive.

According to the petitioners, the President-elect deliberately made himself elusive with a view to frustrating their effort to hand him copies of the petition as required by the law.

Consequently, relying on Section 6(6a) and 36(1) of the 1999 Constitution, as amended, Section 15 of the Court of Appeal Act, as well as Paragraph 8 of the First Schedule of the Electoral Act 2022, the petitioners sought the intervention of the Court.

Both Atiku and Obi further supported their ex-parte motions dated March 23, with affidavits of urgency and non-service, even as they persuaded the court to hear the applications, outside the pre-hearing session of their substantive petitions.

While Atiku’s application was moved on Friday by his legal team led by Mr Eyitayo Jegede, SAN, that of Obi and LP was moved by Mr. Ikechukwu Ezechukwu, SAN.

“Having heard the applications by counsel to the petitioners including the affidavit in support, the applications are hereby granted”, the Justice Ikyegh-led panel ruled.

The panel equally granted leave to the Allied Peoples Movement, APM, to also serve its own petition on Tinubu, via substituted means.

It will be recalled that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, had on March 1, declared Tinubu of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, as the winner of the presidential poll, ahead of 17 other candidates that contested the election.

According to INEC, Tinubu, scored a total of 8,794,726 votes to defeat Atiku who polled a total of 6,984,520 votes and Obi of the LP who came third with a total of 6,101,533 votes.

However, both Atiku and Obi rejected the outcome of the election which they insisted was rigged in Tinubu’s favour.

Aside from accusing INEC of acting in breach of its own electoral Regulations and Guidelines, the petitioners equally argued that Tinubu was not legally qualified to participate in the presidential contest.

More so, they argued that he did not garner the highest number of lawful votes cast at the election, adding that votes credited to the APC candidate amounted to wasted votes by reason of corrupt practices that marred the election.

Atiku further alleged that the electoral body deployed a third-party device he said was used to intercept and divert votes to the APC and its candidate.

While both Obi and Atiku separately claimed that they won the election, they asked the court to either declare them winners or in the alternative, order a fresh election.

Both petitioners urged the court to compel INEC to withdraw the Certificate of Return it earlier issued to Tinubu of the APC.

The court had earlier ordered INEC to grant Tinubu, who is currently out of the country, access to all the electoral materials it used for the presidential poll, to enable him to prepare to defend his election victory.

AdaojoTheUrchin:
We Yoromuslims even consider him greater than Awolowo and MKO..

OlawaleBammie:
If he get sense and not play a divisive politics then we will Vote him, but if he wan do like obi, lol...hin go meet us there

Laslas na cry and wail Una go stil do for another 8yrs

vanitybutiwanti:
I told you I'm a realist, people will die and life goes on, Nigerians are scared of dying, if you're tired of living, you and your brothers should go outside and cause trouble. People died in lekki in 2020, people died in 2019 and the recently conducted elections and the country has moved on, how are the families of those people that lost their lives? Governors and politicians are still living large, you and your dim witted brothers want to put your lives on the line for another thief to take over

Fhucking clowns! You'll die and your death will be in vain..

vanitybutiwanti:
I'm not an APC supporter, I'm just a realist, Uzodinma will win and there's nothing noise makers like you can do about it, he's a ruthless man and judging from his antecedents, I know what he can do. He demonstrated his ruthlessness on Saturday by clinching 25 out of 27, as long as Tinubu is president, don't waste your time stepping out to vote, he'll win by a landslide.

vanitybutiwanti:
you're the clown, you and your fellow south eastern brothers, I'm from the SS and I hate ethnic profiling, you and your dim witted brothers are all over social media making inciting comments, prior to the elections, you made the same prediction about Tinubu but he won and let's be clear here, you're highly deluded if you think Tinubu will be removed, I've always known that he can never be removed but a highly placed politician, Ayo Fayose solidified my stance on Tinubu's presidency, I never voted in the presidential and gubernatorial elections, my siblings voted obi but if the elections are held today again they won't vote for him because of dim witted south easterners like you, going around huffing and puffing and making empty threats, if they were really fed up with uzodinma, how did he win 25 out if the 27 seats declared so far with minimal resistance, you are just stupiiid and prone to manipulations that's why Nnamdi kanu and peter obi are accorded god like status in your region, the bulk of you are emotionally and sentimentally driven, you are incapable of critical reasoning.. we'll be here, you and the other guys said more than this before the presidential and the recently held gubernatorial and house of assembly elections, all your predictions came to nought.

famology:



Same way your hatred couldn't stop Tinubu,it won't stop uzodinma. U go still cry again

vanitybutiwanti:
You guys are noisemakers and empty chest beaters, with Tinubu at the helm uzodinma will win unopposed, he's not a weak governor like ikpeazu and some other governors. Let's be realistic, all the state apparatus will be deployed to ensure he wins in November, I know it's bad but that's the reality, you guys should stop dreaming, wake up and smell the coffee, if you're in that state when the elections will be held in November, I'll advise you not to put your life on the line, extend the council to other members of your family in the state too.