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I would love to return to my ex-husband, but I was inexperienced – Actress Caroline Danjuma

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Caroline Danjuma, who is also known by her stage name Carolyna Hutchings, is a Nollywood actress. She has stated that she would love to rekindle her relationship with her billionaire ex-husband, Musa Danjuma.

It was brought to everyone’s attention that Danjuma divorced her husband of nine years in 2016.

Nevertheless, when asked about it in a recent conversation with Innih Emah, the light-skinned diva admitted that she would welcome the opportunity to make amends with Danjuma.

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She claims that if she had the same level of experience that she does now, she never would have divorced her husband.

The woman, who is 35 years old, claimed that she divorced her husband because they had “irreconcilable differences.”

She stated that “They were just some irreconcilable differences that I think I would have handled it better if I was of this age and had the experience I have now.”

“He [Musa] was and always would be the one and only love of my life. My three children have him as their biological father. You are aware that I was referring to him, right? It would be a good decision for me to marry this man. As a result, it is clear that I will never stop thinking of him as the one and only love of my life.

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“I would love to marry again, whether it’s my ex-husband or a new amazing man that God sent, and I would want to have a family. Whether it’s my ex-husband or a new amazing man that God sent. Yes, I would give anything to get back together with him [my ex-husband], or if God tells you that this is the man you are going to marry, then I will do whatever it takes to make that happen. I simply want to be happy and have my mind at ease. As I get older, all I want is to have someone in my life with whom I can create something and share my life with complete serenity. It’s been said that “peace of mind is worth more than money.”

Police arrest former Ogun NNPP Chairman Oginni on suspicion of fraud, money laundering.

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Olaposi Sunday Oginni, a former chairman of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) in Ogun state, was taken into custody by members of the Nigeria Police Force on suspicion of financial misappropriation, fraud, and money laundering. These allegations were made against Oginni.

According to the information that was gathered, Oginni, who was recently kicked out of the NNPP by the national leadership for alleged anti-party activities, fraud, and money laundering, was arrested in Abeokuta, the capital of the state of Ogun, on Tuesday by a team of crack detectives from Force Headquarters in Abuja. They initially detained him at the Lafenwa Police Station before transporting him to Abuja on Wednesday.

It is said that his arrest was the result of a petition that was submitted to the Inspector-General of Police, Alkali Baba, on behalf of the Board of Trustees and active members of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP). The petition was sent by E.A. Igwe & Co, Barristers and Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.

The petition with Ref EAV/MISC/05/1992/2023, dated 20th May, 2023, with the heading: ‘Call For The Arrest Of The Culprits And To Subject Them To The Full Wrath Of The Law’ states that, “We have been consulted and our legal services retained by the Trustees and active members of New Nigeria People Party, ( NNPP) (Hereinafter called our clients) and on whose definite and clear instruction we write you with respect to the above subject matter.

“We are informed by our Clients and we verily believe same that the relevant facts-in-issue are as stated hereunder for your perusal. We have included this for your consideration.

“It is our instruction that these perpetrators are hell-bent and had conspired amongst themselves to deliberately destabilise and frustrate the activities of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) at the party secretariat situate and lying at No. 11 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Area 11, Garki Abuja, for no justifiable reason other than to project their evil plot by attacking the party secretariat. ”

“And maliciously damaged the glasses with the persistent threat of dealing with the members of the party and subjecting their lives to imminent danger caused by the mischief of the culprits, hence this petition,” “And maliciously damaged the glasses with the persistent threat of dealing with the members of the party and subjecting their lives to imminent danger.”

“We are also told that the first perpetrator, whose name is Oginni Sunday Olaposi, had in his possession N7.5 Million Cash, which he brazenly claimed was in his custody. Since this is a violation of the law of the land, this petition was created in response to this act.

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“According to the information provided to us by our customers, the primary perpetrator and others were responsible for the theft of several millions of naira that belonged to the NNPP. This was accomplished through the use of a secret account that was opened specifically for the purpose of committing fraud and manipulation. The perpetrators of such behaviour are bringing the party formation to its knees, and they will not stop doing so unless they are taken into custody and made to face the full force of the law.

The primary offender has been indicted on charges of money laundering and will continue to engage in such brazen acts unless they are brought to justice and made to face the full force of the law.

“According to new information that has come to our attention, the perpetrators are also suspected of being involved in the illegal sale of firearms, the majority of which were used by them during the most recent election in a number of states, including Ogun state.

“The perpetrators are also being investigated for violating section 25 of the Money Laundering Act by providing financial support to terrorist organisations.

According to our most recent findings, the main suspect, Mr. Oginni, is responsible for stealing funds from a number of gubernatorial candidates who ran on the NNPP ticket in the most recent election, which took place in 2023 and was won by the NNPP, and a large number of victims are prepared to testify against him at the point of hearing. According to the information provided to us, the negative actions of these culprits had a significant impact on the activities of the new caretaker chairman of the NNPP party for Ogun state, who goes by the name of Prince Ibrahim Adekunle. If these culprits are not arrested, many things will go wrong within the party, which is why this petition has been created.

Because he was kicked out of the party, the primary suspect, Mr. Oginni, is said to have fraudulently removed party files, computers, and printers from the party’s office supply. It is believed that the same perpetrator opened a fraudulent suspicious account in the name of the NNPP without the consent of the Board of Trustees, made himself and the former treasurer signatories to the account, and received millions of naira from unsuspecting victims. This is a clear case of criminal deceit and criminal conversion of party funds.

“Our attention has also been drawn to the fact that because of the ill-gotten money in the custody of the culprit, to the detriment of the party, they diverted the said sum to the financing of terrorist activities in certain regions of the country and may not stop doing so unless they are arrested and interrogated properly. This is to the detriment of the party. The perpetrators of the mischief are striking fear into the hearts of our numerous customers, which is the impetus behind this petition.

“Our customers are in a hurry to bring this petition to your attention because the perpetrators are rumoured to have boasted to the hearing of a large number of people that they have the resources, including money and contacts, to sweep any complaint against them under the rug, regardless of the nature of the allegation or how serious the offence may be.

“We write on behalf of our client and to request that the culprits be arrested and subjected to the full wrath of the law. We ask that this action be taken as soon as possible.” We are depending on you.”

It was gathered that the men of crack detectives arrived in Abeokuta on the basis of this petition and arrested the alleged principal suspect, Olaposi Sunday Oginni, on Tuesday. They detained him at the Lafenwa Police station before he was whisked away to Abuja on Wednesday.

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Speaking on the matter, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Ogun State Command, Omolola Odutola, said she would not comment on the issue because Oginni was not arrested by men of Nigeria Police from Abeokuta, but rather from Abuja, and she noted that only the Police spokesman in Abuja can speak on the arrest. Omolola Odutola was speaking on behalf of the Ogun State Command.

Aregbesola blames devil for schism with Oyetola, asks for forgiveness

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A misunderstanding that occurred between the former Interior Minister, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, and his successor, Adegboyega Oyetola, while the latter was in office, has been attributed to the devil, according to the former Interior Minister.

Aregbesola, who spoke in the Yoruba language during a welcome rally organized by his supporters to welcome him back to the state at Freedom Park in Osogbo, said that the devil was successful in allowing animosity to thrive between them after the Supreme Court victory party in July 2019.

The former minister is reported to have credited President Bola Tinubu, who is said to have recognized and supported the former minister’s political aspirations beginning in 1999 in Lagos state, for his political successes.

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He stated that he was in the state to seek reconciliation and the development of the progressive tendency that already existed in the state. He asked for forgiveness from everyone who felt slighted by the events of the last four. He said that he was in the state to seek reconciliation and development.

According to him, the politics in this region of the world are all about animosity, but I’m not here today for any of that nonsense. We came here in an effort to make amends and ask for forgiveness. My successes during my time as governor were the result of teamwork, including contributions from individuals who are now considered to be our adversaries.

“In July 2019, after the victory at the Supreme Court, we were all gathered here in this location where we call on ourselves to be united. On that day, I announced that my service had come to an end and that I had passed the reins on to the individual whom I had chosen to succeed me. However, I cautioned that it was now up to my successor to be a good person and that I would serve as their godfather.

“However, my statement was taken out of context, and the devil ended up taking control, which resulted in a rift that lasted for four years. I did not ask for anything from my successor, so the fact that I was denied something does not even make sense to me. However, some people are just envious of our presence. In spite of all of these, I beg forgiveness from those individuals who have been hurt by the actions of some of our members.

“After this, I promise that I will never again beg anyone. It’s possible that they think we offended them, which is why we’re asking for forgiveness,” he said. “We didn’t offend anyone, and we don’t believe anyone offended us. However, it’s possible that they think we offended them.”

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In the meantime, residents of Ilesa and Osogbo were seen in a festive mood as they welcomed the former governor back into the state after the completion of his appointment.

After touring the palaces of the Owa-Obokun of Ijesaland, Oba Adekunle Aromolaran, and the Ataoja of Osogbo, Oba Jimoh Oyetunji, the duo, who were accompanied by his wife Sherifat, were visibly elated by the warm reception given to him by residents of the two major towns he had just visited.

Police probe assassination of UI professor

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On Monday, suspected gunmen killed Opeyemi Ajewole, a professor of social and environmental forestry at the University of Ibadan in Oyo State.

The 61-year-old was reportedly shot and killed in front of his home in the Orogun neighbourhood of the state’s Akinyele Local Government area by as-yet-unidentified attackers.

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A family member informed our correspondent that the attackers My classmate at the University of Ibadan, the late Opeyemi, was a famous professor of social and environmental forestry. His sudden death, which occurred only a few days after he had personally congratulated me on my swearing-in, came as a startling shock.

“I deplore Prof. Opeyemi’s horrible murder and would like to send my sincere condolences to his family and the University of Ibadan Master Class of 1990. I offer up a prayer for his sweet soul’s comfort. Ajewole, who opened his house gate after getting out of the automobile and fired at him.

They allegedly forced him into his car before driving it away from the scene.

Our correspondent also discovered that his body was afterwards dumped while they drove off in his automobile.

Oladoyin Adebowale, a faculty member, claimed the professor was shot dead and his automobile taken away.

Olukayode Ogunsanwo, one of the deceased’s acquaintances, also acknowledged his passing and said, “Yes. It is real. It’s accurate.

His body allegedly lay in wait at the institution’s Department of Anatomy.

Joke Akinpelu, the institution’s Principal Assistant Registrar for Public Communications, verified the event when contacted on Tuesday.

“Yes, that is accurate, but since there has already been a police investigation, no formal statements at this time. I appreciate you being concerned, Akinpelu remarked.

Our journalist also received confirmation of the murder from the state police public relations officer, Adewale Osifeso.

“There is an investigation going on. Please expect updates in accordance with that,” Osifeso added.

Vice President Kashim Shettima, meanwhile, called the professor’s death “a harsh shock.”

“I got today the tragic news of the death of Prof. Opeyemi Ajewole who was gunned down by yet-to-be-identified gunmen,” Shettima wrote in a statement he signed on Tuesday.My classmate at the University of Ibadan, the late Opeyemi, was a famous professor of social and environmental forestry. His sudden death, which occurred only a few days after he had personally congratulated me on my swearing-in, came as a startling shock.

“I deplore Prof. Opeyemi’s horrible murder and would like to send my sincere condolences to his family and the University of Ibadan Master Class of 1990. I offer up a prayer for his sweet soul’s comfort.⁣

Cremonese demand £7m for Dessers

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Rangers target Cyriel Dessers has a £7 million price tag from Cremonese.

Dessers and Sam Lammers, both of Atalanta, were among the strikers mentioned last week as being under consideration at Ibrox.

Rangers are said to have made a sizable opening bid and are about to confirm the recruitment of custodian Jack Butland.

Cremonese are currently asking for more than the roughly £6 million they paid Genk for the 28-year-old last summer, though.

 

It is unclear if the Italian team will lower its asking price as they prepare for the financial blow of being demoted from Serie A. In 26 games in the top level last year, Dessers scored six goals.

The attacker, a four-time Nigerian cap, previously led the UEFA Conference League in goals scored during an extremely successful loan with Feyenoord in 2021–2022. He has also represented Lokeren in Belgium as well as NAC Breda, FC Utrecht, and Heracles in the Netherlands.

After spending the final few months of the previous season on loan at Sampdoria, former Netherlands Under-21 international Lammers has now returned to Atalanta. Since moving for £6 million from PSV Eindhoven in 2020, the 26-year-old, who is 6 feet 3 inches tall, has also been loaned to Eintracht Frankfurt and Empoli.

The Ibrox club, who have already begun their summer rebuild with the acquisitions of Kieran Dowell and Dujon Sterling, is also keeping an eye on Troyes attacker Ike Ugbo.

Having been pleased by manager Michael Beale’s ambition to have Crystal Palace custodian Butland at Ibrox, Butland, who spent the previous season on loan at Manchester United, is believed to have agreed to a four-year contract.

Jose Cifuentes, an Ecuadorian midfielder for Los Angeles FC, is another player who interests Beale.

I wrote my PhD on Boko Haram – Lawmaker explains why terrorism increases

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Jimoh Ibrahim, the Senator-elect for Ondo South Senatorial District, announced on Tuesday that he completed his second PhD on Boko Haram.

This was revealed by the lawmaker while speaking on the Channels Television programme Politics Today about “Arresting Insecurity And Growing Violent Attacks.”

The All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain stated that Nigeria has spent a large amount of money fighting terrorism in the last 20 years, but Boko Haram terrorists continue to operate in the country.

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According to him, Boko Haram is a political problem that must be addressed differently than the government and military have been.

“I wrote my second doctorate on Boko Haram.” In the last 20 years, Nigeria has spent $1.2 trillion on Boko Haram. Children have left the NDA as lieutenants, becoming Major Generals in Boko Haram, and the war continues – Jimoh Ibrahim.

“Is the military a test for herself?” No. Because Boko Haram is a political problem, it must be addressed through political socialization. “The first thing Mr President should do is withdraw his troops from the front lines of Boko Haram and return them to their barracks,” Ibrahim said.

In response to a follow-up question from the interviewer, the lawmaker stated, “Do you think Boko Haram will carry a gun and shoot himself?” When you use a conventional strategy to fight an unconventional war, you will fail.

“Here, the military strategy isn’t the best. To deal with unconventional warfare, the military employs a conventional war strategy. Boko Haram’s conflict is unique.

“You can’t deploy troops; you have to look for information, socialisation, and stakeholders.” This is not Russia or Ukraine.

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When asked what President Bola Tinubu should do to combat Boko Haram, Ibrahim said, “You have to socialise domestically… Boko Haram will have vanished if you spend 10% of N1.2 trillion on political socialisation. But you spent 89% of your budget on insignificant factors to confront Boko Haram; Boko Haram will be there… who will stop it?”

Again, INEC denies Obi’s request to tender exhibits in 17 states against Tinubu’s election

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The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has strongly opposed a request by Mr Peter Gregory Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), and his party to tender exhibits in 17 states of the federation opposing the election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

The exhibits, primarily from EC8B, used by the electoral body in collating results at the state ward level during the February 25 presidential election were opposed to being tendered by INEC, which issued the exhibits to Obi and the Labour Party.

INEC, represented at the Presidential Election Petition Court, PEPC, by a Senior Advocate of Nigeria SAN, Steve Adehi, informed the court that he would provide a rationale for his objections at the address stage of the proceedings.

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Mr Benbella Anachebe, Obi’s lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria SAN, explained that the exhibits were obtained from INEC custody while introducing the documents.

Furthermore, Anachebe stated that the documents were duly certified by the electoral body before being distributed to his clients.

Apart from INEC, which conducted the disputed election, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC), who were declared election winners, also objected to the exhibits’ admission.

However, in accordance with the pre-hearing report and counsel agreements, the reasons for the objections are to be reserved at the address stage of the petition hearing.

Adamawa, Bayelsa, Benue, Kogi, Nasarawa, Niger, Ondo, Sokoto, Delta, and Ekiti are the states where the exhibits were tendered and accepted.

Imo, Kaduna, Oyo, Cross River, Edo, Akwa Ibom, and Lagos are among the others.

The case of Ebonyi was postponed because INEC had yet to make the exhibits available to the two petitioners.

The exhibits revealed that the combined Ward results were tendered in 21 local government areas in Adamawa, eight in Bayelsa, 23 in Benue, 21 in Kogi, 11 in Nasarawa, 25 in Niger, 18 in Ondo, 23 in Sokoto, and 25 in Delta.

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The remaining 11 are from Ekiti state, 25 from Imo, 21 from Kaduna, 27 from Oyo, 18 from Cross River, 15 from Edo, 31 from Akwa Ibom, and 20 from Lagos.

Meanwhile, the Court’s Chairman, Justice Haruna Simon Tsammani, has postponed further hearings in the petition until June 7.

Alleged N1.35bn fraud: Appeal Court reserves ruling in Sule Lamido’s case

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Tuesday, the judgement in the appeal that was filed by the former governor of Jigawa, Sule Lamido, challenging the decision of the Federal High Court to dismiss his no-case submission was reserved. The appeal was filed against the decision of the Federal High Court.

On trial for alleged fraud totaling N1.35 billion are Lamido, his two sons Aminu and Mustapha, Aminu Wada Abubakar, and their companies, Bamaina Holdings Ltd. and Speeds International Ltd.

They were arraigned before Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu of the Federal High Court in Abuja on a 37-count amended charge of money laundering to the tune of N1.35 billion fraud. The charge was brought against them by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) made the allegations that between 2007 and 2015, Lamido abused his position as governor and laundered several sums of money.

The agency that investigates and prosecutes corruption also stated that the ex-governor had received such sums of money as “kickbacks” from businesses to which the Jigawa State Government had awarded contracts while he was in office.

Before resting its case, the commission presented testimony from sixteen different witnesses during the trial that began in 2015.

The defendants chose to argue that there was no case to be made against them by submitting a “no case” motion to the court. Their reasoning was that the prosecution had not presented enough evidence to the court to warrant their defence.

But Justice Ojukwu rejected the argument that there was no case to answer and sided with the EFCC’s attorney, Chile Okoroma, who argued that Lamido and the other defendants did have a case to answer for their actions.

After that, Ojukwu gave them the order to present their defence during the subsequent adjourned date of the case, which was from November 8 to November 11 in 2022.

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Lamido was dissatisfied with that outcome, so he appealed the decision to a higher court.

During the resumption of the appeal’s hearing on Tuesday, the appellate court stated that it would decide the case at a later date that would be communicated to the parties.

In the meantime, the next scheduled dates for the continuation of hearings in the substantive case before Justice Ojukwu are June 19, June 21, and June 22.

Akpabio faces more opposition as more lawmakers-elect withdraw support

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Godswill Akpabio, the consensus candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) for the seat of Senate President, has continued to face opposition from within the party as the inauguration of the 10th National Assembly draws closer. This opposition comes as the inauguration of the 10th National Assembly draws closer.

Since the APC National Working Committee (NWC) announced him and Barau Jibrin as the party’s consensus candidates for the seat of Senate President and Deputy respectively a month ago, the two of them have been met with a variety of opposition from various members of the party. Barau Jibrin is the candidate for the seat of Senate President.

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According to what Naia News has been told, Akpabio’s camp has suffered yet another defeat just days before the 10th National Assembly is scheduled to take office. This is due to the fact that even senators-elect who had been backing him up until this point have continued to distance themselves from him.
A senator-elect who confirmed the withdrawal of support for Akpabio questioned how the former governor of Akwa Ibom State can lead the National Assembly, which he despised when he was the Minister of the Niger Delta. Akpabio’s support had been withdrawn earlier this week.

The newly elected senator disclosed to the Daily Sun, “I have decided to withdraw my support for Senator Akpabio.” It’s not just me, either. The fact that many of us have withdrawn our support will be reflected in the standings.

I used to hold Senator Akpabio in very high regard as a person; however, I cannot support him in his bid to become the President of the Senate.

The Senator-elect posed the question, “How can he (Akpabio) come and preside over an institution which he once described as a cesspit of corruption after benefitting from the same institution?” Akpabio has previously described the institution in question as a cesspit of corruption.

In a similar vein, Sumaila Kawu, who will be the next Senator for Kano State, has cautioned President Bola Ahmed Tinubu not to meddle in the process of electing the presiding officers of the two chambers of the 10th National Assembly.

According to him, “The constitution is very clear about how the President of the Senate and the Deputy President of the Senate are to be elected.” For example, the criteria and procedures for selecting Presiding Officers of the Senate are outlined in Chapter 2 of the 9th Standing Orders of the Senate 2022 (as amended).

“Similarly, Section 50(1)a of the Nigerian Constitution of 1999 (as amended) states that, “there shall be a President and Deputy President of the Senate, who shall be elected by the members of that House from among themselves.

In addition, subsection (b) of section 50 states: “There shall be a Speaker and a Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, who shall be elected by the members of that House from among themselves.

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“It is therefore clear that the election of these Presiding Officers is a purely internal affair that concerns only members of the National Assembly. As a result, they should be allowed to decide who among them would occupy the positions in order to avoid repetition of the past mistakes – we may all recall the occurrences of the 7th and 8th National Assembly,” he said. “It is therefore clear that the election of these Presiding Officers is a pure internal affair that concerns only members of the National Assembly.”

Okonkwo: INEC has broken guinness world record, now an international mmbarrassment

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Kenneth Okonkwo, who is serving as the spokesperson for the 2023 Labour Party Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Council, has claimed that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) does not maintain its neutrality.

Kenneth Okonkwo, who is serving as the spokesperson for the 2023 Labour Party Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Council, has claimed that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) does not maintain its neutrality.

Okonkwo stated that INEC is making every effort to satisfy a specific group while speaking in regard to the ongoing presidential election petition tribunal.

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He went on to say that with such actions, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), which is currently headed by Prof. Yakubu Mahmood, has broken the Guinness World Record for being the worst electoral commission on earth.

While arguing before the tribunal, the chieftain of the Labour Party expressed shock at the fact that INEC is contesting its own documents in an effort to appease some of the parties there.

The actor and politician claimed that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has brought international shame to Nigeria as a result of its actions.

On Tuesday, he posted the following message to his Twitter account: “We are back today again at the Presidential Election Petition Court (COA) for the continuation of our Petition. I can say with absolute certainty that Professor Yakubu Mahmood has led the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to become the most inept electoral commission in the history of the universe. How is the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) going to be able to say in court, “Mi Lord, I object to the tendering of INEC’S certified true copies of the election results”?

This institution is quickly becoming a source of embarrassment for Nigeria on the international stage. I have never encountered a situation in which an organisation that is required by law to remain impartial raises frivolous objections to its own documents simply in order to appease certain constituencies. However, since God is in charge, we can safely put our faith in Him.

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According to recent reports, the Labour Party and Peter Obi, the party’s candidate for president, are challenging the results of the 2023 presidential election, in which Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC) was announced as the victor.

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