PDP will surely retain plateau.

Ibadanpikin:
Partial compliance was as a result of some party members in some LGAs not obeying court order due to strife(this party members may be bribed by the opposition not to conduct congress),while some went ahead obeying court.The main point was did PDP really conducted a congress,disobedience of few judas within a party(pre election)should not lead to total cancellation.

The court ruled that partial compliance is equal to non compliance and barred pdp from sponsoring candidates in plateau less they redo the Congress everywhere but they failed to.it is over

Ibadanpikin:
Partial compliance was as a result of some party members in some LGAs not obeying court order due to strife(this party members may be bribed by the opposition not to conduct congress),while some went ahead obeying court.The main point was did PDP really conducted a congress,disobedience of few judas within a party(pre election)should not lead to total cancellation.

garfield is full blooded Plateau APC. You cant swing his mind on this. Just post your opinion backed by evidences and allow readers make their independent decisions. We will come back to this thread one week from today. Movenpist had posted information in support of Plateau PDP position

garfield1:


The court ruled that partial compliance is equal to non compliance and barred pdp from sponsoring candidates in plateau.it is over

Are you sure of this? Which court of law barred PDP against fielding candidates?

Ibadanpikin:
Apc will loose,the case is pre election matters and again congress was held.

are u sure.u know same case was use to kick all the PDP federal and state legislators that won out and reason the former governor lalong is now a senator under APC

sholatech:

Are you sure of this? Which court of law barred PDP against fielding candidates?

High and appeal courts

Indispensable85:
PDP will surely retain plateau.

No,APC will take plateau while nnpp takes kano

sholatech:

garfield is full blooded Plateau APC. You cant swing his mind on this. Just post your opinion backed by evidences and allow readers make their independent decisions. We will come back to this thread one week from today. Movenpist had posted information in support of Plateau PDP position

You can swing my mind with superior evidences.have you seen me bothering myself about Kano? I know APC will likely lose there.by the way,I countered moventist onesided info

post=127874860:
As we wait for Supreme Court final judgement,

Anything to better the lives of Plateau indigenes is all we want at MANNA.

God bless Plateau State.
God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬

and your people are at the mercy of herdsmen

Phantom233:
Why are they reserving all the judgements at the supreme court's regarding the governorship elections. I hope it's not going to be decided by Tinubu or the highest.bidder as well usual?🙄

It is a normal practice

garfield1:


No,APC will take plateau while nnpp takes kano

I'll remind you of plateau. I don't know about kano.

garfield1:
Where is sionkpo,rolams,kyase,dalongjr, benuejosh

Till the judgement is pronounced!

Ibadanpikin:
Apc will loose,the case is pre election matters and again congress was held.

when was the congress held, please? Not obeying court order is both pre and post election matters before you people will start insulting the judiciary after giving their verdict.

Indispensable85:


I'll remind you of plateau. I don't know about kano.

I've studied both so I know better.i don't know how muftwang will survive

garfield1:


Ask Fergie,he will show you

You don't have it

Omenlon:
when was the congress held, please? Not obeying court order is both pre and post election matters before you people will start insulting the judiciary after giving their verdict.

Congress was held august 19 2020.

Omenlon:
when was the congress held, please? Not obeying court order is both pre and post election matters before you people will start insulting the judiciary after giving their verdict.

Congress was held august 19 2020.But some LGAs refuse to conduct congress due to internal rife,which is a pre election matter.

Bobloco:


You don't have it

I have it but Fergie is the originator.it is better you get it from him

Ibadanpikin:
Congress was held august 19 2020.

Court nullified it and held that pdp can't sponsor candidates

Ibadanpikin:
Congress was held august 19 2020.But some LGAs refuse to conduct congress due to internal rife,which is a pre election matter.

A court judgment is a pre and post election matter

garfield1:


I have it but Fergie is the originator.it is better you get it from him

Ok

The case will be in favour of the PDP candidate. Appeal court is for the highest bidder. Supreme Court will not take bribe as case is pre election matter which never consign APC

Enemiesmasquera:
Apc is threat to our democracy

Eluup is the real threat to our unity

Please is it still this Friday Supreme Court will deliver judgement on Kano guber poll?

garfield1:
Muftwang is a goner

Supreme court NIGERIA VERSION .

nairalanda1:
Am backing Muftwang, he seems popular, and is doing the right things.

But the problem is, PDP did not obey a judgement, and that issue is sticking in PDP's throat like a fish bone. Honestly, if one could go back in time, and tell PDP..Obey that court ruling...and they did, none of this would have been happening.

I know Plateau people don't like APC. But here we are. All because a court order was not obeyed.

As usual always defending APC
The court does not have jurisdiction in the first place
Secondly, it is not the place of a tribunal to adjudicate on whether congresses were validly conducted.
But you won't see those since you must do your werk

garfield1:


Pdp has lost this actually.you failed to post the full story

What is the full story

garfield1:
Muftwang is a goner

Supreme Court Clarifies Key Issues in Plateau Governorship Election Dispute Between Governor Mutfwang And Nantawe
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday heard the appeal filed by the incumbent Governor of Plateau State, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), challenging the nullification of his election by the Court of Appeal.

The appellate court had declared Nentawe Yilwatda of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the elected governor, on the grounds that Mutfwang was not validly sponsored by the PDP, which had violated a court order to conduct a repeat congress in all the local government areas of the state.

A five-member panel of the Supreme Court, led by Justice John Okoro, presided over the matter and raised fundamental questions on the jurisdiction of the tribunal and the lower court to entertain issues of nomination, sponsorship and qualification of candidates by a political party.

The court clarified during adoption of briefs that it had ruled severally that such issues were internal affairs of the party and not justiciable by the tribunal or the court.

The court also noted that there were three petitions filed by different parties, but it would only consider the one filed by the governor and any decision taken would bind the others.

The legal teams of the parties were led by eminent Senior Advocates of Nigeria. Chief Kanu Agabi represented the governor, Emeka Etiaba appeared for the PDP, S. Atung argued for the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), while Prof. Olatoke defended Nentawe Yilwatda of the APC.

The court examined the arguments of the counsel and observed that the election petition tribunal and the Plateau State High Court in Kaze’s case had erred in law by assuming jurisdiction over issues that were beyond their competence.

The court further stated that the nomination and sponsorship of candidates was the sole prerogative of the national working committee of a party and not the state chapter, as stipulated by section 87 of the Electoral Act.

The court, therefore, reserved judgement in the appeal and said a date would be communicated to the parties. The judgement is expected to be delivered before January 16, 2024, when the appeal will expire.

Supreme Court Clarifies Key Issues in Plateau Governorship Election Dispute Between Governor Mutfwang And Nantawe
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday heard the appeal filed by the incumbent Governor of Plateau State, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), challenging the nullification of his election by the Court of Appeal.

The appellate court had declared Nentawe Yilwatda of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the elected governor, on the grounds that Mutfwang was not validly sponsored by the PDP, which had violated a court order to conduct a repeat congress in all the local government areas of the state.

A five-member panel of the Supreme Court, led by Justice John Okoro, presided over the matter and raised fundamental questions on the jurisdiction of the tribunal and the lower court to entertain issues of nomination, sponsorship and qualification of candidates by a political party.

The court clarified during adoption of briefs that it had ruled severally that such issues were internal affairs of the party and not justiciable by the tribunal or the court.

The court also noted that there were three petitions filed by different parties, but it would only consider the one filed by the governor and any decision taken would bind the others.

The legal teams of the parties were led by eminent Senior Advocates of Nigeria. Chief Kanu Agabi represented the governor, Emeka Etiaba appeared for the PDP, S. Atung argued for the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), while Prof. Olatoke defended Nentawe Yilwatda of the APC.

The court examined the arguments of the counsel and observed that the election petition tribunal and the Plateau State High Court in Kaze’s case had erred in law by assuming jurisdiction over issues that were beyond their competence.

The court further stated that the nomination and sponsorship of candidates was the sole prerogative of the national working committee of a party and not the state chapter, as stipulated by section 87 of the Electoral Act.

The court, therefore, reserved judgement in the appeal and said a date would be communicated to the parties. The judgement is expected to be delivered before January 16, 2024, when the appeal will expire.

garfield1:


We are talking about legality not votes.pdp disobeyed a court order and must pay.besides muftwang rigged in mangu

we wnt talk much untill after Supreme Court judgement.

Kukutente23:

What is the full story

What he posted and what I posted