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Osun Decides: Official Results Released So Far

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Voting in Osun governorship election has ended. The results are coming in and it is looking like a two-horse race between Peoples Democratic Party, PDP’s Senator Ademola Adeleke and the incumbent, Adegboyega Oyetola of All Progressives Congress, APC.

According to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, results are expected from 3,763 polling units; 332 ward collation centres, 30 LG collation centres, and to be collated at a State Collation Centre where the final declaration of results will be made.

Osun Decides-: LG Results

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OSUN DECIDES: Stage is set for final collation of results

Odo Otin LGA Final Result

APC: 13,482

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PDP: 14,000

Ife Central LGA Election Results

A: 202
AAC: 145
ADP: 374
APC: 17880
APM: 59
APP: 21
BP: 10
LP: 134
NNPP: 14
NRM: 29
PDP: 13532
PRP: 42
SDP: 50
YPP: 44
ZLP: 08

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Ila-Orangun LGA.
PDP — 13,026

APC — 9,562

***OROLU LOCAL
A : 69
AAC: 55
ADP: 271
APC: 9928
APM:21
APP:14
BP: 15
LP: 32
NNPP: 04
NRM: 14
PDP: 10282
PRP: 18

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Ifelodun LGA
A – 65
AAC – 93
ADP – 487
APC – 16,068
APM – 45
APP – 13
BP – 07
LP – 18
NNPP – 13
NRM – 17
PDP – 17,107
PRP – 31
SDP – 12
YPP – 47
ZLP – 13

**Ilesa West LGA Election Results

A: 106
AAC: 77
ADP: 407
APC: 10,777
APM: 48
APP: 22
BP: 09
LP: 40
NNPP: 13
NRM: 16
PDP: 13,769
PRP: 45
SDP: 21
YPP: 33
ZLP: 20

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Atakumosa West LGA official result
A- 75
AAC- 35
ADP-178
APC- 6601
APM-25
APP-19
BP-4
LP-13
NNPP-9
NRM-21
PDP-7750
PRP-29
SDP-11
YPP-22
ZLP-2.

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***Ifelodun LGA
Registered voters : 80,021

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Accredited voters : 34,860
A – 65
AAC – 93
ADP – 487
APC – 16,068
APM – 45
APP – 13
BP – 07
LP – 18
NNPP – 13
NRM – 17
PDP – 17,107
PRP – 31
SDP – 12
YPP – 47
ZLP – 13

AYEDIRE LGA
APC- 7868

PDP- 7402

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***OSOGBO LOCAL GOVERNMENT,

APC: 22,952

PDP: 30,401

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Iwo local government
APC 17,421
PDP 16, 914

ILA LGA RESULT

PDP – 13,026
APC – 9,562

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Atakumosa East LG

PDP – 7750

APC -6601

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Osogbo LG

PDP 30401
APC 22952

Ward Results

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Ward 03, Odo-Otin LGA

INEC office-LGA collation centre

AAC: 05

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ADP: 10

APC: 895

APM: 01

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APP: 00

BP: 00

LP: 00

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NNPP: 00

NRM: 01

PDP: 910

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PRP: 01

SDP: 00

YPP: 03

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ZLP: 00

Ikija II, Ward 03 Election Results

Registered voters – 3443
Accredited voters – 1699

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AAC: 0
ADP: 27
APC: 821
APM: 03
APP: 0
BP: 0
LP: 01
NNPP: 01
NRM: 01
PDP: 801
PRP: 01
SDP: 0
YPP: 01

Odo-Otin LGA

Result for Ward 12(ESA OTUN BAALE ODE)

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A: 11
AAC: 2
ADP: 18
APC: 899
APM: 1
APP: 1
BP: 2
LP: 1
NNPP: 1
NRM: 1
PDP: 999
PRP: 2
SDP: 1
YPP: 8
ZLP: 1

Atakumosa West, Ward 3

Registered voters- 3844
Accredited voters- 1509

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A- 6
AAC-1
ADP-15
APC-570
APP- 3
BP-0
LP-1
NNPP- 0
NRM-2
PDP- 867
PRP-3
SDP-1
YPP-5
SLP-1

Odo-Otin LGA
Results for Ward 07

A: 06
AAC: 04
ADP: 32
APC: 1099
APM: 03
APP: 00
BP:00
LP: 02
NNPP: 01
NRM: 02
PDP: 1217
PRP: 03
SDP: 02
YPP: 04
ZLP: 02

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WARD 02
EDE NORTH LGA

Total Number Of Votes Cast 4297

Rejected votes: 61
Total valid votes: 4236

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PDP: 3,262
ADP: 33
APC: 912
YPP: 07

Unit 13, ward 4, Isedo I, Ila-Orangun
(Polling unit of the House of Reps candidate for next year’s election, Akanni Olohunwa)

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PDP 378
APC 199
NNPP 1
PRP 1

Ward 09, Ereja
Ilesa West LGA

A: 10
AAC: 06
ADP: 33
APC: 749
APM: 05
APP: 01
BP: 0
LP: 03
NNPP: 02
NRM: 0
PDP: 984
PRP: 06
SDP: 01
YPP: 01
ZLP: 01

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Ward 5
Atakumosa West

Registered voters: 2758
Accredited voters : 1094

A- 1
AAC-0
ADP- 8
APC- 532
APM- 0
APP- 0
BP- 1
LP- 1
NNPP- 0
NRM- 1
PDP- 525
PRP-1
SDP- 0
YPP-2
ZLP-0

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Valid votes- 1072
Rejected votes- 22
Votes cast- 1094

Results from Okuku

Ward 1 Unit 5

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APC 121

PDP 120

ADP 3

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AAC 2

ACCORD 5

Ward 1 Unit 1

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APC 136

PDP 188

ACCORD 8M

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ADP 2

APM I

LP 1

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YPP 1

Ward 1 Unit 2

APC 136

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PDP 144

(4) Ward 1 Unit 8

APC 49

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PDP 103

Ward 1 Unit 3 (where Oyinlola voted in Okuku today)

APC 102

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PDP 102

AYEDIRE LGA

Ward 07 ILEOGBO III

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Registered voters- 3479
Accredited voters- 1723

A- 226
Aac- 04
ADP- 07
APC- 877
APM- 03
APP- 01
BP- 0
LP- 0
NNPP- 1
NRM- 0
PDP- 556
PRP- 0
SDP- 1
YPP- 0
ZLP- 1

Total valid votes- 1677

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OSUN DECIDE 2022

ALAJUE 1 UNIT 5
PDP-296
APC-49

ALAJUE 1 WARD 4 UNIT 007 EDE.

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APC-58
PDP-310

OBOKUN LOCAL GOVT WARD 008 OTAN ILE UNIT 005, INIGBO PRY SCH.

APC-112
PDP-215

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DADA ESTATE OLORUNSOGO UNIT 001

PDP-468
APC-178

OSOGBO WARD 4 UNIT 1

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PDP-348
APC-162
LP-03

WOLE OLA ESTATE OSOGBO WARD 4 UNIT 1

APC-162
PDP-348

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JAGUNJAGUN WARD 3 UNIT 11 EDE SOUTT

PDP-378
APC-58

EDE SOUTH LOCAL GOVT WARD 02 UNIT 003

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PDP-242
APC-81

EDE SOUTH LOCAL GOVT WARD 02 UNIT 004

PDP-232
APC-89

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OBOKUN ESA OKE WARD 1 UNIT 19 AT THE FRONT OF FOODIES RESTAURANT

PDP-33
APC-04

EGBEDORE AWO ABUDO WARD 1 UNIT 1 TO 7

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PDP-836
APC-362

EDE SOUTH WARD 2 UNIT 2

PDP-273
APC138

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EDE SOUTH WARD 2 UNIT 4

PDP-232
APC-89

EDE SOUTH WARD 2 UNIT 5

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PDP-72
APC-34

ADELEKE ESTATE WARD 16

PDP-640
APC-29

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OWODE EDE WARD 5 UNIT 16.

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APC-14
PDP-159

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OFATEDO NEUBERTOSH
PDP-190
APC-25
DELE YES SIR, OFATEDO
PDP-168
APC-31
OLOKADA BUSTOP, OFATEDO
PDP-86
APC-46
IREPODUN WARD 8UNIT 4
PDP-155
APC-72
HON. WOLE OKE POLLING UNIT WARD 7 UNIT 10, OBOKUN.
PDP-441
APC-181

Osun Decides: Results

Osogbo Local Government Area of Osun State.

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PU 039, Ward 04

ADP – 04

APC – 12

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A – 0

AAC – 1

PDP – 20

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LP – 0

PRP – 0

Unit 009, Ward 02 Ejigbo LGA:

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PDP – 276

APC – 93

LP – 0

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Unit 1, Ward 8, Ilesa, Ilesa East Local Government

APC- 164

PDP – 134

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Ward 005, unit 004, AUD primary school, Ile-ogbo, Ayedire LG

Accord–100

PDP–44

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APC–83

AAC–002

Ward 8 Unit 10 Ifelodun LG

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Accord—1

ADP—1

APC—19

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PDP—9

Unit 7, Ward 6 polling unit, Baptist Primary School, Sango area, Ikire, had 796 total registered voters.

ADP – 10

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APC – 206

PDP – 184

LP – 1

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SDP – 1

YPP – 1

Voided – 5

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Unit 005, Ward 10, Ode Alaye, Kuta, Ayedire LG

APC-188

PDP-156

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Ward 4 Unit 08 Iwo LG

ADP 04

APC 18

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PDP 65

Void votes 05

Ward 02, Ejigbo LGA:

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PDP 06

APC 05

LP 0

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Unit 005, Ward 10, Ode Osa, Kuta, Ayedire LG

APC- 219

PDP- 83

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Unit 001, Ward 02, Ejigbo LGA:

PDP 205

APC 160

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LP 01

Unit 003, Ward 10, Idi Obi, Kuta, Ayedire LG

APC-126

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PDP-146

Unit 002, Ward 10, Railway Station, Kuta, Ayedire LG

APC-103

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PDP-44

Unit 1, Ward 10, Saint Peter African school, Kuta, Ayedire LG

APC-165

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PDP-169

Ward 4 Unit 1 Iwo LG

APC 132

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PDP 186

LP 1

Ward: IJABE/ILA ODO

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LGA: ODO-OTIN

APC: 43

PDP: 110

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Ward 4, Unit 1, Osogbo

PDP 348

APC 162

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LP 3

Unit 8, Ward 6, Baptist Primary School, Sango area, Ikire.

ADP – 9

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APC – 126

PDP – 130

NRM- 1

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PRP – 1

YPP – 1

Voided – 4

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ADEBISI SHOPPING COMPLEX OWODE MARKET APOMU

Ward: ALAPOMU I (ODO-OSUN)

LGA: ISOKAN

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APC: 17

PDP: 10

Unit 001, Ward 02, Ejigbo LGA:

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PDP- 205

APC- 160

LP – 01

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Ward 4 Unt 6 Iwo LG

ADP 07

PDP 178

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APC 176

WARD 4 Iwo LG

Polling Unit 4

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ADP 07

PDP 98

APC 46

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LP 11

Unit 009, Ward 2, Asagba/Abegunde, Ede North Local Govt Area

Void – 1

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APC – 23

PDP – 218

LP – Nil

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Void – 1

Ward 4 unit 18 Aleko, Osogbo LGA.

APC- 104

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PDP- 145

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Jonathan Dragged To Court Over Bid To Participate In 2027 Election

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The Federal High Court in Abuja, was Monday, asked to issue an order of perpetual injunction, restraining former President Goodluck Jonathan from presenting himself to any political party in the country for the purpose of contesting the 2027 presidential election.

The court was equally urged to bar the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, from accepting from any political party, Jonathan’s name or publishing same as a duly nominated candidate for the presidential contest.

While ex-President Jonathan was cited as the 1st defendant in the matter, both INEC and the Attorney General of the Federation, were listed as 2nd and 3rd defendants, respectively.

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Specifically, the suit, marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/2102/ 2025, hich was brought before the court by a lawyer, Mr. Johnmary Chukwukasi Jideobi, posed a lone question for the court to determine:

“Whether in view of the combined provisions of the entirety of Sections 1(1), (2) & (3) and 137(3) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended and their conflated interpretation, the 1st Defendant is eligible, under any circumstances [whatsoever] to contest for the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria?”

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Upon the determination of the question, the plaintiff, sought four principal reliefs, to wit:

A declaration of this Honourable Court that upon an intimate reading and complete understanding of the entirety of Sections 1(1), (2) & (3) and 137(3) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended the first Defendant [GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN] is ineligible to stand for or occupy the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“A declaration of this Honorable Court that in view of the entirety of Sections 1(1), (2) & (3) and 137(3) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended the 2nd Defendant [the INEC] lacks the constitutional power to receive from any political party the name of the first defendant or publish same as the candidate of any political party for the election into the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria holding in 2027 and other years to come.

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“An order of perpetual injunction of this Honourable Court restraining the first Defendant [Goodluck Ebele Jonathan] from presenting himself to any political party in Nigeria for nomination as its candidate for the general election into the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria holding in 2027 and other years to come.

“An order of perpetual injunction of this Honourable Court restraining the 2nd Defendant [INEC] from either accepting from any political party in Nigeria the name of the 1st Defendant [Goodluck Ebele Jonathan] or publishing same as a candidate for election into the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria holding in 2027 and other years to come.”

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As well as, “an order of this Honourable Court directing the 3rd Defendant [Honourable Attorney-General of the Federation] to ensure compliance with the decisions and Orders of this court.”

In an affidavit of facts that was deposed to in support of the suit by one Emmanuel Agida, the plaintiff told the court that he is an advocate of constitutionalism and the rule of law.

He told the court that the 1st defendant was first sworn in as President on May 6, 2010, following the death of then President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua on the May 5,2010, having previously been the Vice-President.

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The plaintiff said he recently saw on various national dailies and television stations, reports on Jonathan’s intention to contest for the presidency in 2027.

That the Plaintiff believes that the 1st defendant, having completed the unexpired term of late President Yar’Adua and subsequently served a full term after the 2011 election, has exhausted the constitutional limit of two tenures as President.

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That if the court does not intervene timeously, a political party may present the 1st defendant as its presidential candidate in the 2027 general election, thereby breaching the Constitution.”

On his locus standi (legal right) to institute the action, the plaintiff maintained that part of his duties, as a lawyer, is to forestall a violation of the constitution and to uphold the rule of law.

There are chances that one of the political parties in Nigeria may favour the 1st defendant to stand as its presidential candidate in the forthcoming 2027 general elections to be conducted and overseen by the 2nd Defendant.

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“If unchallenged, the 1st defendant may enter the 2027 presidential race on the platform of one of the political parties in Nigeria and may possibly emerge the winner of the said election.

“In the event the 1st defendant is returned as elected and sworn as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria come in 2027, it will mark the 3rd time the 1st defendant will be taking oath of office as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“In the event the 1st defendant is returned as elected and sworn as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria come in 2027, the plaintiff as a Nigerian citizen, would become one of the those under the governance control of the 1st defendant [who by virtue of his office would be saddled with the responsibility of executing the laws of the country].

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“As a Nigerian lawyer trained in Nigerian constitutional law, the plaintiff has come across a provision in the Nigerian constitution stating that a person who was sworn-in as President to complete the term for which another person was elected as President shall not be elected to such office for more than a single term.

“The plaintiff knows that the 1st defendant was indeed, on the 6th May, 2010, sworn in as President to complete the term for which (former) President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua was elected as President as a consequence of the demise of the former President on the 5th day of May, 2010.

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“The 1st defendant after being sworn in on 6th May, 2010 to complete the term of late Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, was subsequently elected into the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and sworn in on the 27th May, 2011.

“I know that if the 1st defendant eventually wins the forthcoming 2027 general election as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (which is for a term of 4 years spanning 2027 to 2031), he will have exceeded 8 years being the cumulative maximum years a Nigerian President is to stay in office.

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“As a Nigerian Lawyer trained in Nigerian constitutional law, the plaintiff knows of a provision in the Nigerian constitution stating that the Federal Republic of Nigeria shall not be governed, nor shall any persons or group of persons take control of the Government of Nigeria or any part thereof, except in accordance with the provisions of the same Constitution.

“The plaintiff being a lawyer committed to the reign of constitutionalism, an unrepentant apostle of the rule of law and a known crusader for democratic governance especially in Nigeria, does not wish to be governed by any person or group of persons who may have taken control of the Government of Nigeria in a manner not contemplated by the Nigerian constitution.

“The plaintiff has instituted this suit in the public interest, in the defence of the rule of law and accentuation of the supremacy of the Constitution and to preserve the integrity of the Nigerian Constitutional order.

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“It will be in the interest of justice for this Honourable Court to grant the prayers contained on the face of this Originating Summons,” the affidavit further read.

No date has been fixed for hearing of the suit.

 

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Twist In Edo PDP Crisis As Faction Elects State Executives

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The crisis rocking Edo State chapter Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) reignited on Sunday as a faction loyal to the party National Vice Chairman, South -South elected Nosa Ogieva as the state chairman of the party.

Ogieva, who was sworn in alongside other 13 members of the executive promised to reunite the party, and that PDP would soon begin to win elections again in the state.

Recall that a faction loyal to the Umar Damagum-led national secretariat of the PDP held its congress on September 27, 2925 where Dr. Tony Aziegbemi emerged as the state chairman of the PDP.

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Earlier in his opening remarks, Orbih said former governor of the state, Godwin Obaseki was responsible for the crisis in the party.

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Obaseki, who said Obaseki quarreled with everybody he met in the party, added that the poor performance of the party in the recently conducted by-elections showed how unpopular the party had become.

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Orbih carpeted an earlier statement issued by the other faction of the party where they called on members to disregard the announcement for the State Congress.

He said: “Just yesterday (Saturday), I saw a statement issued by some funny characters saying they are advising party members not to attend this event. Are you not here?

“Those who don’t have any moral authority to speak on behalf of the party should keep their mouth shut.

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“As members of our great party. There is no doubt that PDP is going through a leadership crisis, both at the national level and several other states.

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“Let us not deceive ourselves for the first time in the history of our great party, we have elected governors of PDP and founding leaders, founding members of this party, leaving this party every day for one simple reason, failure of leadership.

“Elected governors are living. Elected senators are living. Elected members of the House are living in Edo state, we know the root of our problem. We had a united party where everybody related with one another as brothers and sisters, until Godwin obaseki joined our party.

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Obaseki destroyed our party. He sowed the seeds of discord, deep rooted seeds of discord in our party. He sinned against the party. He sinned against the people. He sinned against the state.

Continuing, Orbih said: “He came into the party and destroyed everything that was good in the party. Today, our party’s umbrella is shattered, torn, and we are here today to rebuild the party.

“What used to put us together as a family was totally destroyed by obaseki. He fought every person except himself, and at the end, we are at a very disadvantaged position in the politics of Edo state.”

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Orbih described the other faction of the PDP as undertakers who he said were only praying for the party to collapse and then join the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

 

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2027: Senator Imasuen Visits His Ward, Seeks Support For Tinubu

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) family in Ward 5, Umagbai, Uhunmwonde Local Government Area of Edo State, on Saturday, rolled out the drums as Senator Neda Imasuen, representing Edo South, visited for an interactive session with party faithful at the grassroots level to mobilise support for President Tinubu ahead of 2027 general elections.

The interactive session, which drew chieftains, ward chairmen and party faithful from the 22 units in the ward, was marked by jubilation and reaffirmed the party’s strength in the district.

Speaking at the gathering, Senator Imasuen expressed gratitude for the warm reception, stressing the need to build bridges with his local base.

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He noted that while he joined the APC at the State level on June 12, it was crucial to identify with his ward because “politics is local.”

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It was very imperative that I come to my ward, not only to officially inform them of my joining the party since June 12, but also to meet the ward executives,” the lawmaker said.

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“This move will strengthen the party, promote unity and ensure victory at the polls.”

Imasuen lauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for what he described as “bold and courageous” economic reforms, adding that such steps were necessary to turn the nation’s fortunes around.

He also echoed the Edo State governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo’s pledge to deliver 2.5 million votes to Tinubu in 2027, declaring the target a “done deal.”

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“By the grace of God, Asiwaju 2027 is settled. Part of that settlement is to begin to work towards that goal from the grassroots,” he added.

APC leaders in the local government hailed the senator for the move to galvanize support for the president ahead of 2027, pledging their support for the movement.

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The All Progressive Congress, LGA Chairman, Osayimwenre Osawe, described him as “an asset” whose presence as a federal lawmaker would bring democratic dividends to Uhunmwonde.

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“He is not a liability. He came to add value. Being a senator of the Federal Republic is a plus to our party. Beyond development, his return for a second term would make him a ranking senator, and that will position him for more influence on the Senate floor,” Osawe declared.

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Also speaking, Acting Council Chairman, Augustine Imafidon Uhuonde, pledged unwavering support for the senator, praising his performance in facilitating projects in the senatorial district.

“Even watching him from the other side, he made us proud. Today, he has come down to the ward level to join hands with us. That shows he is ‘grass-rooted’ and truly the man of the people,” Uhuonde said.

Prominent party figures at the event included Festus Aimierovbiye, Chairman APC Ward 5; former Edo State Commissioner for Transport, Hon. Orobosa Omo-Ojo; Hon. Derick Uhunmwagho, Liaison Officer and Chief of Staff to the senator; Iziegbe Gabriel, LGA Coordinator; and Ese Edegbe, Ward 5 Assistant Coordinator.

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