“At The Protest Ground Today In Abuja, We Discovered That Half Of The Crowd In This Video Did Not Even Have a Voter’s Card. We Want a Better Nigeria, But How Can We Achieve That If We Don’t Participate In Elections? Dear Nigerians, The Future Of Our Country Is In Our Hands. If You Are Eligible To Vote, Please Ensure You Get Your Voter’s Card And Prepare To Participate In The Next Election. Do Not Let Anyone Convince You That Your Vote Does Not Matter Every Vote Counts. This Is Why Some Politicians Resort To Buying Votes. If We Want Better Security, Roads, Healthcare, Education, And a Stronger Economy, Then We Must Play Our Part.” ~ Ratel Members Reacts

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One of the funniest things about our Electoral Act and judicial precedent is that once you are rigged out of a presidential election, just forget about it, because you will most likely never be able to prove it in court. Why? Because although Section 138 of the Electoral Act recognizes electoral irregularities as one of the grounds upon which an election petition can be brought before a court, the same Electoral Act goes further to state that it is not enough to merely allege irregularities. To succeed, you must prove substantial irregularities. That is where the real challenge begins. Over time, the Supreme Court has amplified this position by holding that it is not even enough to prove substantial irregularities in an election. You must also go further to prove how those irregularities affected the credibility and outcome of the election. In simple terms, the Supreme Court of Nigeria has consistently maintained that a petitioner who claims he was rigged out cannot succeed by merely showcasing evidence that irregularities occurred. The petitioner must first establish that substantial irregularities or non-compliance actually took place. After that, he must further demonstrate how those irregularities directly altered the final mathematics of the election and turned victory in favour of the person declared winner by INEC. You know what that means? Nigeria currently has over 176,846 polling units for presidential elections. Now imagine a petitioner who lost a presidential election alleging widespread irregularities in just 10 percent of the country. Theoretically, such a petitioner would need to call more than 17,000 polling unit agents to testify that irregularities occurred in their various polling units and that those irregularities affected the election in such a way that, if the votes from those affected areas were removed, the person declared winner by INEC would no longer enjoy that victory. And mark you, the petitioner is expected to do all these within the strict 180-day lifespan allocated to the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal. Think about that for a moment. When the 2023 cases of Peter Obi v. INEC & Tinubu and Atiku v. INEC came before the seven-man panel of the Supreme Court led by Justice John Inyang Okoro, the apex court made its position very clear. The court held that even if a petitioner proves widespread irregularities, the election will not be voided unless it is further demonstrated that the non-compliance substantially disrupted the overall outcome of the election. Justice John Inyang Okoro went even further. He stated that the burden rests squarely on the person alleging that he was rigged out of an election to establish that the electoral malpractices were of such magnitude that they completely hijacked the true will of the electorate. And in doing so, the petitioner must call witnesses from those affected polling units across the nation. Now tell me, how do you even hope to achieve that as a presidential candidate who has just lost an election? This is exactly why you must never allow anyone to rig you or your candidate out in 2027. Because once that happens, you may have no option but to wait until 2031. Not because you do not have a case, but because proving it within the framework created by our Electoral Act and judicial precedents is almost impossible. And when all is said and done, no Supreme Court will readily upturn such a victory unless the burden imposed by law is fully discharged. I am Ekene Aninze Esq.

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Dear APC supporters, With all you have witnessed in the last almost 14 years, please can you give us one reason why people should vote for APC? 1. You're not better financially. 2. You're not safer. 3. More family members call you to beg for money. 4. Young men can't raise a family. 5. You can't travel safely on our roads. 6. Yahoo and prostitution have been on an all time high. 7. We are the poverty capital of the world. 8. People get kidnapped everyday. 9. Innocent people are beheaded. 10. Your president hardly grants press interviews. 11. Suspected criminals are being given pass to contest for primaries. 12. Police officers are killing citizens in broad daylight. 13. Our debt profile has increased despite removal of subsidy. 14. More citizens have died from terrorism and banditory like never before. 15. Thugs and louts do not allow you vote. I can continue. What exactly should Nigerians use as yardstick to vote for you in 2027? End.

Desmond Elliott is playing this politics like a kid. Your godfather is not happy with you and your conduct during a recent crisis in the House. Your godfather voiced out these concerns to the public. And it was until this public exposé by your godfather, that you begin to realise your mistakes. Which means, you're not self aware, and you're not even close to your godfather. Even the president was aware of the trouble you caused in the House and your godfather nearly lost his job as Chief of Staff. After all this, you came out and issued one fake, shallow apology with a lot of ifs. That wasn't even, you proceeded to contest for your 4th stint at the Assembly. You've already done 12 years. You proceeded without the approval and grace of your godfather who's in control of the party structure. Today, during the elections, your party are playing their usual politics and you're running to the media to blackmail them. 12 years ago, when the party and your godfather favoured you; did you also run to the media to congratulate them?

It seems APC has just shot itself in the foot by choosing to tread on a path that even INEC, with all its boldness, would not dare to walk. Too much of everything, they say, is bad. In the coming days, APC may have set itself up for endless litigation that could distract the party badly ahead of 2027, all because of excessive politics and unnecessary manipulation. First, APC started by selling forms to people they already knew would never be cleared to participate in the primaries. After making huge money from the exercise, they went ahead to disqualify almost one-third of those who purchased the forms, simply because they believed they lack the locus to challenge the injustice in court. But now, the real problem has emerged. For almost 48 hours, APC has refused to announce the results of the Senatorial primaries conducted across the country. Acting in line with party guidelines and its Constitution, APC had earlier constituted Electoral Committees nationwide to conduct the Senate primary elections on Monday. But shockingly, on the eve of the primaries, the party released a memo stripping those committees of the power to declare the results of the elections they were sent to conduct, unless such results were first vetted in Abuja. And I ask, how do you empower people to conduct an election, yet deny them the authority to tell contestants who won and who lost? Well, the Electoral Committees across the nation completed their assignments, yet APC has continued to withhold the results because what they are allegedly cooking up as “results” is still being perfected behind closed doors. The implication of this manipulation is dangerous for the party itself. APC may have unknowingly fallen into the trap of aggrieved aspirants and handed even weak contenders a legal window to drag the party to court. The moment those results are finally announced, even people who genuinely lost the primary elections may head straight to court, not necessarily to argue that they won, but to challenge the process used in declaring the results. Their argument will be that APC, breached both the Electoral Act, the APC Constitution, and the party’s nomination guidelines, all of which mandates that primary election results must be declared at the venue where the election was conducted, by the Electoral Committee Chairman who supervised it. Reference can easily be made to Article 20.4 of the APC Constitution and Section 9(ii)(e) of the APC nomination guidelines. And when these matters get to court, the focus may no longer be on who actually won or lost. The real issue will become whether APC followed its own rules and due process or not. Sometimes, no matter how smart a system thinks it is, it cannot fool everybody all the time. I am Ekene Aninze Esq.

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