After The Election, What Next?

[Belarge]

We know how long we Nigerians have waited for this forth coming elections, and the election was finally conducted yesterday, and as Nigerians we whole heartedly supported the labour party candidate (peter obi) and we all voted for him and we are expecting him to win.

Now my question is,
1. What if peter obi doesn't win afterwards
2.what if inec manipulates our votes.
3. What if peter obi finally wins and goes contrary to the needs of the citizens (Nigerians)

As Nigerians, as a people what will be our fate, what will be our next move? Please let's discuss...

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[Kavelj22]

Now my question is,
1. What if peter obi doesn't win afterwards
2.what if inec manipulates our votes.
3. What if peter obi finally wins and goes contrary to the needs of the citizens (Nigerians)

1. There are 18 candidates for the presidential seat, including representatives and senators. Why would you favor a particular candidate? And with 87 million confirmed voters, all possibilities are possible.
2. Nigeria, despite being the largest African country by population and using a democratic voting system since 2019, does not suffer from a worsening economic crisis and security unrest in the north and center of the country due to the activity of armed terrorist groups (Boko Haram, for example). I am not surprised that any party seeks to manipulate the results, especially since in the period leading up to the elections, attacks took place on polling stations, security headquarters, and candidates.
3. I don't think anyone can answer this question, including Nigerians themselves.

[BADecker]

After The Election, What Next?


Round up the people, and put 'em in concentration camps.

[JeromeTash]

Doesn't matter who gets in power, whether through Democracy or a war. The idea of elections and politics is a fraud and scam. Today you vote someone thinking that they are the best leader you will ever have only for them to turn into bloody vampires tomorrow once you hand them a lot of power.

It seems Nigeria is in a very volatile state at the moment. Anything going wrong could trigger a war and bloodshed. Personally, I hope it does not happen. No politician is worth losing life for.

[Wiwo]

Doesn't matter who gets in power, whether through Democracy or a war. The idea of elections and politics is a fraud and scam. Today you vote someone thinking that they are the best leader you will ever have only for them to turn into bloody vampires tomorrow once you hand them a lot of power.

Most Nigerians before and after the election have come out to publicly proclaim the support for a particular political party candidate just like ops mentioned his own party and candidate, but most of them failed to take the time to check what are the possibilities of the leader if elected not rolling according to their expectations because just as you have said politicians can't be trusted.

-And the also seems to have forgotten so soon how in 2015 A particular politician was pronounced as the political Messiah Nigeria but when he eventually won the election his 8 years tenure have become the worst for Nigeria economy.,  and this time again history may repeat itself if their preferred candidates win.

It seems Nigeria is in a very volatile state at the moment. Anything going wrong could trigger a war and bloodshed. Personally, I hope it does not happen. No politician is worth losing their life for.

We already lost some life during the election yesterday but those are political thugs hired to disrupt the electoral process and possibly rig the election in favor their pay masters, but truth be told, Nigeria 🇳🇬  is far from going to war over election issues we are more advance than that.

-If there be any politician who is not satisfied with the election process of the final result, there is already an established electoral tribunal to establish their case.

[Rockson1]

I believe this is not the first time Nigeria is conducting election, the Electoral system is not new to us where we know Nigeria is very good in rigging election, our Democratic system is not working corruption have taken over democracy but I still want to comments on high NEC for the new electoral system especially the new piva machine, in my polling unit dose the have two voters card and have voted in other unity the pivas machine identify them as already voter's is a welcome development in our electoral system, just. as the other op said  it matters who your vote count for the president that Will come and make Nigeria a better country we have not known yet is only by the grace of God to have a credible leader, since our independent from 1960 till date all sector in Nigeria is going worst  we pray for a better and new Nigeria.

[JamesBorn]

We know how long we Nigerians have waited for this forth coming elections, and the election was finally conducted yesterday, and as Nigerians we whole heartedly supported the labour party candidate (peter obi) and we all voted for him and we are expecting him to win.

Now my question is,
1. What if peter obi doesn't win afterwards
2.what if inec manipulates our votes.
3. What if peter obi finally wins and goes contrary to the needs of the citizens (Nigerians)

As Nigerians, as a people what will be our fate, what will be our next move? Please let's discuss...

Your country is not practicing true democracy, elections should be free and fair, manipulation of results and votes are illegal venting of election process. If the masses agree to vote for a particular persons as choice of representative, then let the aspirants exercise fate on the fact that they trust on their capacity. If you think you're the best candidate let the people decides not by using thugs or criminals to sabotage election.

*Obi will win if the people truly vote for him,  his party should be at active in monitoring the process.
*Inec are human beings that's why the need to be monitored and followed up
*Obi will not betray the country, but we can't expect him to be perfect.
 
Change of government is for everybody to adjust, if the masses do not frustrate his government then we all can see a better Nigerian.

[Newlifebtc]

We know how long we Nigerians have waited for this forth coming elections, and the election was finally conducted yesterday, and as Nigerians we whole heartedly supported the labour party candidate (peter obi) and we all voted for him and we are expecting him to win.

Now my question is,
1. What if peter obi doesn't win afterwards
2.what if inec manipulates our votes.
3. What if peter obi finally wins and goes contrary to the needs of the citizens (Nigerians)

As Nigerians, as a people what will be our fate, what will be our next move? Please let's discuss...

The proposed person you mention is not the choice of everyone in the country every person have its own choice and they are plotting for a way for the Peter obi and it happens everywhere happens everywhere during a country election so every person have their own best person to vote as their own candidature obi is not the last Hope of them in the country called Nigeria

[Lordhermes]

Election is never over, citizens must hold their presentatatives accountable. This is not a time to fall back to your business and works, citizens must follow up activities of government and get involved. I congratulate the new elected president of Nigeria Bola Asiwaju Tinubu for his victory, o believe he will make Nigerians proud.

[BADecker]

After The Election, What Next?


After the election is  important. But laying the groundwork for 'after' should be done before, right?

People vote for a candidate because they like what he said, his platform. If they didn't like it, they wouldn't vote for him. Note that I am talking about real voting here, not about something like forcing only one candidate to be running, which is some kind of dictatorship behind the scenes.

What should people do before the election? Make the platform a candidate is running on to be a literal contract between the people and the candidate. Then, if the candidate is elected, he has to do what he said in his platform/contract, or a penalty. What penalty? Death/execution. Let me say it again.

The candidates' platforms are contracts to do the things the candidates say in their platforms. If they win, and don't do the things written in the contract in a time specified in the contract... death/execution.

Now, there might be exceptions, like life in prison with hard labor, if the newly elected person can't complete his contract on time because of outside interference. The details of how to handle the contract need to be worked out by the people.

This needs to be enacted into law. It will eliminate much of the election 'sinner' from doing things other than what the people voted him in for.

[Mr.right85]

When it becomes this specific and subjective, its good you move the thread to the Nigerian Local board, I suppose that's the purpose of the local board but the thing there is, there are other related threads already on the local board.

So, I'll suggest this thread beloved there or closed.

With regards to the concluded election, its normal that everyone wouldn't be pleased with the outcome. There is always going to be displeasure at som ends, some of it would be due to the atrocities committed in the system but, it's always left for the supreme court to decide, if the election would stand or not based on proceedings on the system and laws not followed and so is the elect.

[Flydolphine]

Hmm....After elections revamp the electoral umpire.
Observation of foreign election observers from the eu leaves much to worry about the just concluded presidential election in Nigeria.
The independent national electoral commission, question?are they really independent?
Until Nigeria gets her electoral processes, judiciary and governance right,until then accelerated development is not yet in view.

[348Judah]

After everything election come either a calmness for everyone to anticipate for what the elected officials are going to deliver as all expectations being high, or the other way round where there will be chaos and crisis everywhere for agitation against the opposition party from ruling, there may be no peace this time, things would have gone wrong because the people's expectations were not meant as the fareness is under question mark.

[Lordhermes]

After election everyone should move on to their business and plan Their lives. People should alway follow up new Government policy and be law abiding citizen. Even if your preferred candidate lose in the election, never give up . Let them try again,one dey they will win. But we must respect Government of the day. It's our right to be obey laws and policies of the new government.

[Franctoshi]

Most Nigerians before and after the election have come out to publicly proclaim the support for a particular political party candidate just like ops mentioned his own party and candidate, but most of them failed to take the time to check what are the possibilities of the leader if elected not rolling according to their expectations because just as you have said politicians can't be trusted.

Yes, but this election for me was not base on any political party, rather it's base on character, credibility and the ability to deliver Nigeria in the hands of old crabs and the sinking ship, even with the election done so far I don't see as an election, it was selection by the cabals who think they can impose any candidate on the people of Nigeria, it was pure fraudulent and broad daylight robbery of the people's choice/mandate.

-And the also seems to have forgotten so soon how in 2015 A particular politician was pronounced as the political Messiah Nigeria but when he eventually won the election his 8 years tenure have become the worst for Nigeria economy.,  and this time again history may repeat itself if their preferred candidates win.

There's a bit different of what we have now to that of 2015 election, even then election was rigged and wasn't many people choice candidate as you said compared to what we've seen in this year's election.

[Die_empty]

We know how long we Nigerians have waited for this forth coming elections, and the election was finally conducted yesterday, and as Nigerians we whole heartedly supported the labour party candidate (peter obi) and we all voted for him and we are expecting him to win.

Now my question is,
1. What if peter obi doesn't win afterwards
2.what if inec manipulates our votes.
3. What if peter obi finally wins and goes contrary to the needs of the citizens (Nigerians)

As Nigerians, as a people what will be our fate, what will be our next move? Please let's discuss...

All questions have been answered accordingly. The Labour Party Presidential candidate lost and it was clear that the Nigerian electoral body manipulated the elections. After the fraudulent election results were announced, the youths began to arrange to organize a nationwide protest but they were stopped by Peter Obi who knew that the current government can intimidate and even kill protesters without respect for their rights. Right now he is heading to court hoping that he would get justice. But the Nigerian legal system is known for its corrupt tendencies. They usually give favorable judgments to the highest bidders.

[Ebede]

After election everyone should move on to their business and plan Their lives. People should alway follow up new Government policy and be law abiding citizen. Even if your preferred candidate lose in the election, never give up . Let them try again,one dey they will win. But we must respect Government of the day. It's our right to be obey laws and policies of the new government.

Many people new take the hatred of politics into mind why some people move on with their business is it depends on your locality and the ability of understanding many people does not understand that politics it is something's that comes and goes and it is not something that whot to develop enemies for the environment you find yourself

[Chilwell]

We know how long we Nigerians have waited for this forth coming elections, and the election was finally conducted yesterday, and as Nigerians we whole heartedly supported the labour party candidate (peter obi) and we all voted for him and we are expecting him to win.

We all believe that Nigeria is the only country we have and non Nigerian will like the disunity of the country. It doesn't matter who win or lose we have to put our heads together as one nation.

Each an every citizen has his candidate to vote for, it is the fact so we shouldn't see other that are not going the same direction with you as an evil person or enemy.

1. What if peter obi doesn't win afterwards

If Peter obi did not win, it not a do or die affair because even him know that the result will come out in two ways either win or Lose. I think the rules of the game is that you take what belongs to you and aspects the fact.

2.what if inec manipulates our votes.

Nigeria is a big country with over 200 millions of people, it will be hard for INEC to manipulate the result. In this case we as humans usually generalised any circumstances that favour us and it is not so sometime.

3. What if peter obi finally wins and goes contrary to the needs of the citizens (Nigerians)

This can only happen if we didn't pray for him because when is there he will not see things as he expected.
If he win we do not expect things to change fast because the country is not in good shape now, that's we shouldn't be faster than our shadows.

As Nigerians, as a people what will be our fate, what will be our next move? Please let's discuss...

We should be ready to work with anyone that win for the seek of love we all have for our country.

[BADecker]

After The Election, What Next?


Really getting down to active government corruption.

[Die_empty]

Hmm....After elections revamp the electoral umpire.
Observation of foreign election observers from the eu leaves much to worry about the just concluded presidential election in Nigeria.
The independent national electoral commission, question?are they really independent?
Until Nigeria gets her electoral processes, judiciary and governance right,until then accelerated development is not yet in view.

INEC is a total disgrace and disappointment. They told the Nigerian public that the elections will be free and fair and only the right candidate will be declared the winner. The opposite was the case and they threw the entire nation into anger and mourning. It was clear that Labour Party won that election but INEC refused to accept results and only transferred electronically to its server.

To cover their tracts they want to erase all the information in BVAS withoutt granting PDP and LP forensic team access to the last presidential election materials after a court order. The hope of Nigerians are now on the judiciary for them to always give fair and just judgements.