I Live In Abuja, And I Have The Right To Ask That The Man Who Will Lead Me Meets The Law -Nwaokobia
A member of the Obi/Daati presidential campaign council, Chris Nwaokobia has aired his opinion regarding the issue of the 25 percent which a candidate aiming to become the president of Nigeria should have. Chris Nwaokobia who is also a convener of the CountryFirst movement noted that if the constitution says that a candidate must also have 25 percent in the FCT in order to become president, then, he has every right to ask that particular candidate who will lead him in Abuja to meet such criteria in the law.
The Man Who Superintends Over Me In Abuja Must Win 25% Of Votes In The State — Nwaokobia
Amid the ongoing controversies surrounding the outcome of presidential election that was conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on the 25th of February, 2023. Member of the Obi/Datti presidential campaign council, Professor Chris Nwaokobia Has come out to explain why he thinks that the president-elect of federal republic of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu did not meet the requirements of the constitution.
I've The Right To Say The Man Who Will Preside Over Me In Abuja Must Win 25% Of The State- Nwaokobia
Member of the Obi/Datti presidential campaign council, Professor Chris Nwaokobia has come out to say that as a resident of the Federal Capital Territory, he has the right under law to demand that the man who will superintend over him in the state must win 24% of votes in the state in the presidential election.
I've The Right To Say The Man Who Will Preside Over Me In Abuja Must Win 25% Of The State- Nwaokobia
Professor Chris Nwaokobia, a member of the Obi/Datti presidential campaign council, has raised concerns about the legitimacy of the current president's election victory. As a resident of the Federal Capital Territory, Nwaokobia argues that he has the right, under the law, to demand that the successful presidential candidate must receive at least 24% of the votes in the state.