NewStats: 3,259,754 , 8,170,808 topics. Date: Sunday, 25 May 2025 at 09:57 PM 6i5b2r

babyfaceafrica:


Says who?

It's a natural rule that an umpire cannot change the rule of the game after the game has started. To do so will obviously mean favouring one side over the other. Does it make sense?

Christistruth03:


Peter Obi lost the Election

Stop being bad losers

Even Peter Obi knows he lost that is why he is not even Challenging Atiku

Was cheated out of it...

Yoighaman:
This judgment is a clue of what the outcome of the petition at the Presidential election tribunal will look like. I just pray Nigerians remain calm after the pronouncement, because that is what everybody is waiting for.

Nigeria will be calm after the judgement

eldoradoxx:
It's a natural rule that an umpire cannot change the rule of the game after the game has started. To do so will obviously mean favouring one side over the other. Does it make sense?

The courts don't follow natural rule though

Ikaeniyan0:
Nigeria will be calm after the judgement

Amen.

babyfaceafrica:


The courts don't follow natural rule though

Louder please!!!!

Get ready for the shocker

Christistruth03:


Peter Obi lost the Election

Stop being bad losers

Even Peter Obi knows he lost that is why he is not even Challenging Atiku

paymentvoucher:
The End!!!

This ruling has made the judgement of Tribunal judges easy…

Really? But aside the judgment didn't INEC itself vow to follow and enforce that particular guideline. It is sad how we allow partisanship eat into our psyche like this

Ikaeniyan0:
Nigeria will be calm after the judgement

Even Tinubu's ers are presently not calm

Mitsurugi:



Really? But aside the judgment didn't INEC itself vow to follow and enforce that particular guideline. It is sad how we allow partisanship eat into our psyche like this

The court held that Section 50(2) and Section 60(5) give INEC “very wide discretionary powers” to determine how it transmits or transfers election results.


“As I had demonstrated earlier in this judgment, the Electoral Act gives the 43rd respondent (INEC) discretion on how it carries out its assignment including how it transmits or transfers the result of election from polling units,” Umar stated.

tinsel:
Obidients, any other thing in Obi's petition?

LOL

May you and your Generation remain in Nigeria .

May all of you share Nigerian Fate forever

Bluntguy:

Funny. Very funny

Not funny but statement of fact. So he should fight Atiku to reclaim second position before jumping to fight people's mandate.

tinsel:
Obidients, any other thing in Obi's petition?

Bro, this is not about Obi or anything. Pls, we need our country to work. We need an election that is electronically transmitted to improve transparency. This is obtainable in serious countries.
We cant keep doing anyhow and expect Nigeria to grow.

I would be the happiest if Nigeria can have a reliable electoral system. U maybe benefiting from the malfunction maybe from political appoitments but for how long will Nigeria remain like this?
When are we stopping the nonsense elections we run using pen and biro to record results and manually inputing data like we are in 10th century.

These ones are appealing election that has been done?

Jokers!

But INEC told Nigerians and the whole World that they will transmit results electronically.

The court held that Section 50(2) and Section 60(5) give INEC “very wide discretionary powers” to determine how it transmits or transfers election results.


“As I had demonstrated earlier in this judgment, the Electoral Act gives the 43rd respondent (INEC) discretion on how it carries out its assignment including how it transmits or transfers the result of election from polling units,” Umar stated.[/quote]

eldoradoxx:

The judgement does not affect the election case. That case was filed before the election. Yes, it is absolutely correct that INEC has the discretion to determine how results are transmitted, and INEC had in it's guideline mandated that in confirming with the provisions of the 2022 Electoral Act, results must be transmitted. Having determined so, INEC can no longer change the mode after election has commenced as it will be similar to allowing the referee to change the rules of the game in the middle of the game. So that decision is right to the extent that INEC can only decide how to transmit result before the election, not after the election.

Oga , you don't know what you are saying despite itting that INEC can decide mode of ....

Nothing left in the presidential election tribunal. Know this and have peace of mind.

But INEC told Nigerians and the whole World that they will transmit results electronically.

The court held that Section 50(2) and Section 60(5) give INEC “very wide discretionary powers” to determine how it transmits or transfers election results.


“As I had demonstrated earlier in this judgment, the Electoral Act gives the 43rd respondent (INEC) discretion on how it carries out its assignment including how it transmits or transfers the result of election from polling units,” Umar stated.[/quote]


But INEC told Nigerians and the whole World that they will transmit results electronically

paymentvoucher:


The court held that Section 50(2) and Section 60(5) give INEC “very wide discretionary powers” to determine how it transmits or transfers election results.


“As I had demonstrated earlier in this judgment, the Electoral Act gives the 43rd respondent (INEC) discretion on how it carries out its assignment including how it transmits or transfers the result of election from polling units,” Umar stated.

I'm not arguing that. I'm also saying that INEC itself bound itself to its own rules. Even to the extent of declaring as fake news the position that it wouldn't. Which Ref changes the rules halfway into a game?

Law makers should make laws .
Without gaps.
If not, Nigeria will be one step forward and twenty step backwards.

tinsel:
Obidients, any other thing in Obi's petition?

I wanted to ask the same thing. Obi ti lulee!!! It is seeing the result of your test before it is released. Before they start wailing in large volumes, let them start wailing small small by now😂😂😂.!!!

Mitsurugi:



I'm not arguing that. I'm also saying that INEC itself bound itself to its own rules. Even to the extent of declaring as fake news the position that it wouldn't. Which Ref changes the rules halfway into a game?

Don't mind them.

They think they can gaslight any Sound mind

tinsel:

https://www.thecable.ng/acourt-voids-order-on-e-transmission-of-election-results-in-lagos-says-lp-abused-court-process/amp

. We told them but their "strong heads " will not make them listen.Any other thing in Obi and Atiku petition? Is the game not over? We shall see soon!

Mitsurugi:



I'm not arguing that. I'm also saying that INEC itself bound itself to its own rules. Even to the extent of declaring as fake news the position that it wouldn't. Which Ref changes the rules halfway into a game?

Ref has written guidelines that guide them which they must follow. There is no where it’s written that INEC must transmit result electronically. INEC had the intention of using the same platform that worked for them during Osun election which was was just 24 LGAs compare to general election which is 774 LGAs. They already apologized cos they didn’t prepare well. So many glitches during the election which we saw.

EcoNews:
AriseTV n Thisday newspaper will never ever carry this News

Those ones...they are just using our yoruba brothers (Reubens and Rufai) to do their dirty job

Mitsurugi:



I'm not arguing that. I'm also saying that INEC itself bound itself to its own rules. Even to the extent of declaring as fake news the position that it wouldn't. Which Ref changes the rules halfway into a game?

Obidiotic pig, where did INEC bind itself, in the Nigerian court or Beerfraud court? INEC outsmarted the Ipobic hackers and changed the mode of transmission before the commencement of the election.
If Obi, aka Him TU Lie, and his charge and bail lawyers are not fined N100b for wasting court precious time, then I would agree that our judicial system has been compromised by the Obidiotic pigs and piglets!!!

This case and one at PEPT are not the same
This one is telling INEC to use a particular means or way to collate result, the one at PEPT is asking the court look into the fact that INEC did not follow its own regulation.
It's just like going to the swimming pool for a contest, one of the contestants told the ref that, it's best to jump in with both legs, court now said no, ref can decide how one can jump in, now ref now said, you will jump in with your stomach, then during the competition a contestant now crawled in and INEC is said the person that crawled in is right. Was that their regulation?

Ojukwudfugitive:

Obidiotic pig, where did INEC bind itself, in the Nigerian court or Beerfraud court? INEC outsmarted the Ipobic hackers and changed the mode of transmission before the commencement of the election.
If Obi, aka Him TU Lie, and his charge and bail lawyers are not fined N100b for wasting court precious time, then I would agree that our judicial system has been compromised by the Obidiotic pigs and piglets!!!

Your brain is filled with hot sir

Basic123:


Those ones...they are just using our yoruba brothers (Reubens and Rufai) to do their dirty job

and Ayo MairoEse.

All you and your likes know is tribal matters. Nothing makes sense to you unless tribalised.

You hate to hear the truth, then simply block Arise News Channel 416 on DSTV and tune to TVC News Channel 418.
I assure you, TVC will always say what you want to hear.

meolaniyi:
Nigeria is finished

On the contrary, IPOB and their stooge obituary are finished

It really is a common sense issue but anyhow people plenty that constantly abuse the responsibility placed on them.

talented321:
It is never easy to fight who is in power

Bluntguy:

Drug money.
Rigging of election,
Age falsification,
Double nomination,
Many more.

No single evidence of Rigging of election have been presented at the pept,they exist only in the imagination of Obi and his scammer lawyers