larride:


The deputy of David Lyon case that caused the disqualification of APC had the same name on its WAEC, na degree and masters degree the names varies.

But then, make we dey look.

iamoyindamola:

But I thought waec is the entry level

larride:


The deputy of David Lyon case that caused the disqualification of APC had the same name on its WAEC, na degree and masters degree the names varies.

But then, make we dey look.

izzou:


Did he submit a certificate bearing Patrick to INEC?. That should be the first question.

If he submitted WAEC bearing Gbadebo, then he is good to go.

liveLongNprospa:
Obi don kukuma talk am come out say wike work against am..

I trust wike to respond 😁

afrodoc2:


If he submitted both WAEC (Gbadebo) and MIT (Patrick) certificates then he might be sitting on a long thing, but if he submitted only the WAEC certificate bearing Gbadebo then he is good to go.

I think he submitted only WAEC certificate so he should be fine, unless someone has more information on that.

Drone17:

Tinubu submitted a fake certificate but everyone pretended it's nothing.

Theflint1:
The details on these cases, are they made publicly available, or it's just snippets that are released, cause e go make sense to dey get the full details on these cases made available.

This whole name game thing sounds silly sha, and it's very possible it was one party at the centre that were determined to win a case by any means possible that set a precedence of this nature, and it's been going on and on since then.

izzou:


Did he submit a certificate bearing Patrick to INEC?. That should be the first question.

If he submitted WAEC bearing Gbadebo, then he is good to go.

Drone17:

Wike should be scared now. He has lost political power and if his boy Fubara loses this governorship ( something that is more likely) he will have no where to hide. Even Rivers will not be safe for him as Amaechi will come for his head.

Pitching battle against Obi after what transpired with Atiku and the PDP, it's game over for Wike.

Itsrm:


I don't know why INEC postponed that election. All doubts would have been cleared by now.

Fubara will win that election with over 60% of votes.

This was how people were dashing PDP 40% of Rivers presidential votes on this thread and I was telling them PDP won't get up to 20% which turned out to be right

Na we dey on ground. Forget polls like this. Sim Fubara is the next governor of Rivers State for the next 4 years.

Drone17:

Your words and the picture evidence didn't march.

Anyways, it will be a tough one. I sincerely doubt Fubara will win. But let's just watch.

afrodoc2:


Thanks for that seminal piece of information.

Itsrm:


I'm telling you to forget polls like the one I attached, it is not the reality on ground.

Fubara will win convincingly. I am ready to bet any amount I can afford on it.

Drone17:

Unless there will be rigging as usual. But even Wike's body language isn't confident.

Itsrm:


I'm telling you to forget polls like the one I attached, it is not the reality on ground.

Fubara will win convincingly. I am ready to bet any amount I can afford on it.

GloriousGbola:


In fact is I remember correctly it is how our very first speaker was ousted. Something about a fake degree. A lot of people are coasting on made up or inflated credentials. Na when you enter politics your enemies will run oppo research. At that point your competence doesn't matter any more.

It happened to kemi adeosun for instance

Drone17:

Take it in.

Emaprince:
Cashless policy cannever work in Nigeria.. atleast for now. In any way you look at it we are not ready.

Last week, I was debited at a petrol station, even though the transaction declined. The money didn't reverse..and I haven't had the time to visit banks(which are usually crowded) to lodge a complaint. Yesterday I went to a restaurant to eat. I made a 1k transfer to them through my FCMB, it brought an error msg. I then used Opay. On sending it, they received an alert for the first one which declined. I couldn't stop the Opay transaction anyway.

I asked them to check for two credit alert. They checked and it was just one. But both banks debited me. I waited for like 5min and left. I dont know when I will have the time to visit that side again. So that money like this na story...though I gave them my number.


So.many people have lost a lot of money during this whole nonsense. Especially the mamas and illiterates.
The volume of electronic transactions these days have skyrocketed and our banks never prepped for it. Network glitches is an all time high. Money sent takes days to credit the beneficiary sometimes.

I have personally had issues where money I transfered took 2days to credit. One was 400k. Another was 120k. Plus other little little amounts. And the beneficiaries showed me their app history. One even brought statement of account from bank.

An ill thought out policy.

GloriousGbola:


I wonder who they think will stand up to the notorious wicked wike, butcher of the opposition, master of machete diplomacy and man who always shows the mailed fist and has no use for the velvet glove?

iamoyindamola:
Berlin ya
https://www.nairaland.com/7608147/women-berlin-now-swim-topless

larride:


This precedent was set 3yrs ago i think under an APC govt and it was APC that was at the receiving end of the judgement.

They usually release the judgement to the public especially for academic purposes.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/377269-why-supreme-court-sacked-bayelsa-apc-governor-elect-david-lyon.html?tztc=1

https://www.thecable.ng/full-text-the-supreme-court-judgment-that-sacked-lyon-as-bayelsa-governor-elect/amp

Ibime:


Whats wrong with that

Most Nigerians give their children one English name for a reason, to be used in Western society

raumdeuter:


Deadpresidents Hw una dey run am

Theflint1:
Thanks, name changed from Adeyi-Eremienyo to Degi-Eremienyo

larride:


The deputy of David Lyon case that caused the disqualification of APC had the same name on its WAEC, na degree and masters degree the names varies.

But then, make we dey look.

GloriousGbola:


In fact is I remember correctly it is how our very first speaker was ousted. Something about a fake degree. A lot of people are coasting on made up or inflated credentials. Na when you enter politics your enemies will run oppo research. At that point your competence doesn't matter any more.

It happened to kemi adeosun for instance

afrodoc2:


If he submitted both WAEC (Gbadebo) and MIT (Patrick) certificates then he might be sitting on a long thing, but if he submitted only the WAEC certificate bearing Gbadebo then he is good to go.

I think he submitted only WAEC certificate so he should be fine, unless someone has more information on that.

izzou:


I think it is the same thing with what afrodoc2 is saying.

What certificate he tenders is what matters.

If he submitted only WAEC before INEC and the court, then he is good to go (assuming the WAEC has Gbadebo)

BlueRayDick:


I agree with this view. It all depends on what certificates he submitted to INEC along with his nomination form; If he's foolish enough to submit certificates with different names along with his INEC nomination form, then he's a jonzing guy. That means he's not smart and didn't learn from the Bayelsa governorship case.