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Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 7:56am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Three main reasons: 1. To ensure justice at the Presidential election tribunal even if it take 10 years to get justice, Buhari should not handover until after 10years. 2. Population census coming up in May 2023. 3. Current economic situation, he need more time to fix the economy. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Nobody: 7:57am On Mar 20, 2023 |
He will hand over to Tinubu while you and your friends keep wailing online! ππ€£ 22 Likes 5 Shares |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Throwback: 7:58am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Loser's lamentations. 16 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 7:59am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Wagwanbrethren: Hmmm the case still in court handing over will mar the judicial process. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:00am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Throwback: Handing over will mar the electoral process. Let obi and tinubu settle their matter first. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Nobody: 8:00am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Birdbyrde440:But, "na we get INEC, Lagos, Nigeria, supreme Court". Dem Neva born that judge well! π€£ 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:02am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Bornbiafra: Toh he will not handover. North must continue. Well meaning nigerians from the SE SS and the north and well meaning nigerians from sw are in full support . Handing over will mar judicial process. Let them settle the matter first. Emefiwele is acting under PMB instruction. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:04am On Mar 20, 2023 |
seunmsg: Toh whatever you say, it will mar the judicial process if handing over is done. Let justice take its course. PMB has the support of well meaning nigerians. We wish to give him more years. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:06am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Wagwanbrethren: Toh we shall see. But as long as case is in court PMB must continue. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Throwback: 8:06am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Birdbyrde440: Tinubu has no matter to settle with Obi. Obi has already played his role to ensure the triumph of Tinubu over Atiku. Let Obi go and drag Atiku over who finished 2nd. 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by helinues: 8:07am On Mar 20, 2023 |
We will never allow 1993 event to repeat itself. Know that and have peace of mind 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by seunmsg(m): 8:07am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Birdbyrde440: No point wasting my time arguing with you. If them born you well, go to Eagle Square on May 29 and stop the inauguration. 7 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:07am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Throwback: But thats not the reality. Tinubu and Obi are in court |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Keegan: 8:07am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Birdbyrde440: Obi and Tinubu? Wonders shall never end, who is obi? 3 Likes |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Keegan: 8:08am On Mar 20, 2023 |
helinues: It can never be repeated. This is 2023. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by helinues: 8:10am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Keegan: It's important to let those people know early. Once bitten twice shy Twice bitten infinite shy 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by jumobi1(m): 8:11am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Buhari doesnβt care and never has. He should handover. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by OneTwoOne(m): 8:11am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Obi has no case. If there's ANY case, It'll be between Tinubu and Atiku. Obi came Third, Atiku came second. Obi should go and die Birdbyrde440: 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:11am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Keegan: Lets justice take its course no need for plenty talk just chill and see how it goes. I have a feeling tinubu will still defend his mandate. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:13am On Mar 20, 2023 |
OneTwoOne: Even if Obi came 100th he can still challenge the process, its his fundamental right He has dragged Tinubu to court, now lets allow then rack it out in the court of lawn |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by mymadam(m): 8:16am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Birdbyrde440: Do you know the meaning of the Constitution of a Nation? π 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:18am On Mar 20, 2023 |
mymadam: Teach me abeg Whats tge constutution? |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by noleflendum: 8:19am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Birdbyrde440:Obi has matter with Atiku not Tulumbu 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Nobody: 8:20am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Birdbyrde440:Go sleep! π€£ 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by mymadam(m): 8:21am On Mar 20, 2023 |
Birdbyrde440: Google is your friend π 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by onatisi(m): 8:22am On Mar 20, 2023 |
this guy is just catching his fun and cruise , noone should take him serious Birdbyrde440: 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:24am On Mar 20, 2023 |
mymadam: See wetin i see for google ooo Any individual or political party that intends to challenge or question the result of an election must ensure the petition is established on a valid ground or reason recognized by law. An election petition can only succeed with valid grounds recognized by the 1999 Constitution or 2022 Electoral Act. Section 134 of the Electoral Act 2022 lays out three grounds. They include: Non-qualification: An election can be questioned if the person declared as a winner was not qualified to contest the election at the time of the election. Where a candidate fails to meet the criteria enshrined in the constitution, such a person is ineligible to contest an election. The requirements of citizenship, age (President 35yrs, Senate and Governors 35yrs, House of Reps and State assembly 25yrs), membership and sponsorship by a political party, and education qualification are the foundational criteria for running for office. Corrupt practices and non-compliance: A petitioner must establish that the election was invalid by reason of corrupt practices or non-compliance with provisions of the Electoral Act, 2022. Corrupt practices include electoral offenses like election fraud, bribery, and falsification of election results. Non-compliance refers to outright violations of the Electoral Act, 2022 and INEC Guidelines, which confers an undue advantage to a candidate or party. A petitioner should avoid lumping corrupt practices and non-compliance together under one ground to avoid the attendant negative consequences. Failure of the person declared a winner to score a majority of lawful votes: Once the person initiating the petition can establish the candidate declared a winner of an election was not duly elected by the majority of lawful votes cast at the election, the election will be nullified. This ground relates to errors, computational accuracy in the collation of votes, exclusion of votes against the person filing the petition and that the person declared the winner fails to meet the legal requirement to be returned as a winner. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by ConfidentialDoc: 8:25am On Mar 20, 2023 |
It's out of Buhari's hand. You think the cashless policy is his idea? Nigeria is now under control of an invisible alien government. Osinbajo is warming up. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:26am On Mar 20, 2023 |
onatisi: So i managed to googled it Lo and behold... Any individual or political party that intends to challenge or question the result of an election must ensure the petition is established on a valid ground or reason recognized by law. An election petition can only succeed with valid grounds recognized by the 1999 Constitution or 2022 Electoral Act. Section 134 of the Electoral Act 2022 lays out three grounds. They include: 1. Non-qualification: An election can be questioned if the person declared as a winner was not qualified to contest the election at the time of the election. Where a candidate fails to meet the criteria enshrined in the constitution, such a person is ineligible to contest an election. The requirements of citizenship, age (President 35yrs, Senate and Governors 35yrs, House of Reps and State assembly 25yrs), membership and sponsorship by a political party, and education qualification are the foundational criteria for running for office. 2. Corrupt practices and non-compliance: A petitioner must establish that the election was invalid by reason of corrupt practices or non-compliance with provisions of the Electoral Act, 2022. Corrupt practices include electoral offenses like election fraud, bribery, and falsification of election results. Non-compliance refers to outright violations of the Electoral Act, 2022 and INEC Guidelines, which confers an undue advantage to a candidate or party. A petitioner should avoid lumping corrupt practices and non-compliance together under one ground to avoid the attendant negative consequences. 3. Failure of the person declared a winner to score a majority of lawful votes: Once the person initiating the petition can establish the candidate declared a winner of an election was not duly elected by the majority of lawful votes cast at the election, the election will be nullified. This ground relates to errors, computational accuracy in the collation of votes, exclusion of votes against the person filing the petition and that the person declared the winner fails to meet the legal requirement to be returned as a winner. |
Re: Why President Buhari Should Not Handover Power On May 29 by Birdbyrde440: 8:28am On Mar 20, 2023 |
ConfidentialDoc: No be small thing oo Tor let due process take its course 1 Like |
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