THE SUPREME COURT JUDGMENT ON THE 2007 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AND THE ONDO STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION TRIBUNAL JUDGMENT.   The Supreme Court of Nigeria finally laid to rest the controversy surrounding the legality or otherwise of the conduct of the April 21, 2007 presidential election some few ...
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Re: Agagu vs. Mimiko: Waiting for moment of final truth   Published: Sunday, 21 Dec 2008 I was amused by a write-up with the above title on page 19 of SUNDAY PUNCH of December 7, 2008 written by Mr. Gbenga Gbadesire. It is not improbable that ‘Gbenga Gbadesire‘ may well be...
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DESPERATION: THE UNSEEN MORTGAGE OF ONDO STATE.     Ondo State has been in the news; News arising from the judgment on the Election Petition Tribunal on the gubernatorial election of April 14th, 2007. The judgment which was delivered on 25th July, 2008 has become one of its types i...
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N450 Billion Allocation to Ondo - Has It Been a Waste? The accusation of Four hundred and Fifty billion naira wastage of Ondo State funds against the Agagu administration not only has great intrinsic merit, but patriotic instincts; and it deserves an objective analysis. I am therefore happy to take ...
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The Half-Truths, Misrepresentations, and Out-Right Lies By Mr. Olaiya Oni Concerning the Ondo State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal Judgement: Rejoinder to His Advertorial in "The Nation" of Wednesday, September 24, 2008 Ordinarily one is highly tempted to ignore Mr. Olaiya...
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THE INESCAPABLE CONCLUSIONS OF THE BENIN APPEAL COURT JUDGMENT IN THE EDO STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION PETITION � By the judgment of the Court of Appeal, sitting in Benin City, in respect of the appeal from the Edo State election petition tribunal judgment that lied with it, the Judicia...
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Ondo Governorship Election Tribunal: This Judgement Will Not Stand � As expected, the Ondo State Election Tribunal judgement of the Election Petitions has elicited a lot of reactions from well meaning indigenes and residents of Ondo State who saw it as a departure from the normal cause of just...
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The fundamental basis for law and judicial process in civilized societies is to ensure order and rationality among citizens. The goal is to enshrine liberty and freedom in the psyche of the people so that growth, development and culture become the planks upon which the rationality and confidence...
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