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Hacked INEC Server: Buhari Amassed Over 1.5 Million Votes In South East

I was going through the Presidential election result that was released by Atiku's legal team this evening which was said to be hacked from INEC server. My attention was first directed to Anambra state where Buhari got 333, 710 votes. How could that be possible ? Peter Obi's state ? The heart beat of Igbo land. The same state where Buhari got 17,926 votes in 2015 ? So what gave rise to over 1800% vote increment in 2019 ? I now took my time to do the breakdown of number of votes Buhari got from South East: Anambra: 333,710 votes Abia: 198,391 votes Ebonyi: 291,846 votes Enugu: 267,821 votes Imo: 423,801 votes TOTAL: 1,515,569 votes. From the analysis, it shows 1,515,569 easterners voted for Buhari. How could that be possible ? Same Buhari that is always vilified by the Igbos on social media. ? Same Buhari that was rejected by Ohanenze Ndigbo ? Same Buhari that has been labeled an arch-enemy of Igbos? Same Buhari that Nnamdi Kanu openly told his followers not to vote for ? Same ...
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Akwa Ibom Speaker Onofiok & Sen Akpabio Exchange Greetings At A Function (Pics)

The Speaker Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Onofiok Luke and Senator Godswill Akpabio were seen exchanging pleasantries with themselves and among other dignitaries at the burial of Apostle Benard U. Amama, father-in-law to Senator Udoedehe. The event was conducted by the Mount Zion Lighthouse Full Gospel Church, Ikot Inyang, Ikot Ekpene Local Government Area, Akwa Ibom today, Friday, April 26, 2019. See the photos below:
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"I Don't Have Any Regret Standing Surety For Nnamdi Kanu"- Sen. Enyinnaya Abaribe

"I don't have any regret standing surety for Nnamdi Kanu. They tried to kill him by invading his house when his bail was subsisting, would you expect his to stay?" Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe speaks. Credit :theavalondaily here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDH36B3iGJk ( Quote ) ( Report )  4 Likes  ( Like )  ( Share )
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Will Supreme Court Judgment On Wike On Card Reader Be Relevant In Atiku's Case?

The noise on Supreme Court ruling in Wike Vs Peterside Dakuku on the real winner of the Rivers Guber in 2015 was quoted in many quarters as the likely verdict in Atiku VS Buhari's case but it seems this is not likely as many waters have passed under the bridge between 2015 and 2019. Atiku is standing on the Electoral Law backing of the Smart Card Reader which was non existence in 2015. However, I am not a lawyer but I need legal luminaries in the house to give an elaborate interpretations to this hotly debated topic.  Below is Supreme Court reasons for ignoring the Smart Card Reader for manual collation in 2015: Supreme Court gives reasons for upholding Wike’s election as Rivers Governor! DAILY POST reports that the crux of the judgment is that the trial tribunal and the lower appeal court were wrongly swayed by INEC guideline on the use of card readers for the election. The court also said that the trial tribunal denied Wike fair hearing when it was hearing the petition. It held...
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Nigerians React To Video Of Dubai Ruler Waiting For Traffic Light To Turn Green

The Nigerian cyber space is on frenzy following a video of Dubai Ruler obeying simple traffic rules despite his position. The Dubai ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid was spotted on the road side without fully armed policemen and soldiers waiting for the traffic light to turn green before crossing the road. A Dubai-based Nigerian man who filmed the moment, was totally speechless of the exemplary leadership. Internet users are very much concerned why Nigerian leaders can't lead by example and obviously stated that even a local government chairman can't even obey common traffic rules talk more of walking on the streets without armed security details. Re: Nigerians React To Video Of Dubai Ruler Waiting For Traffic Light To Turn Green  by  Zenithsblog :  9:13pm ( Quote ) ( Report )  ( Like )  ( Share )
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