Comments on: Was the Nigerian Elections Satisfactory? http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/ Cogitations on sociopolitical and economic issues focusing on Nigeria & Africa Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:37:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Ndelta http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/#comment-43662 Ndelta Thu, 24 Jan 2008 18:43:35 +0000 http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/#comment-43662 http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x41afh_fire-in-the-delta_music Please help us to save the Niger Delta environment and people. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x41afh_fire-in-the-delta_music

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]]> By: » Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 1) - Oluniyi David Ajao » Blog Archive http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/#comment-6849 » Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 1) - Oluniyi David Ajao » Blog Archive Fri, 20 Apr 2007 04:37:06 +0000 http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/#comment-6849 [...] Grandiose Parlor asks “Was the Nigerian Elections Satisfactory?” If the reports of the Saturday elections are to be reckoned with - it was a gross display of violence, fraud and total disregard for law and order.Just as political thugs and Niger-Delta militias were hijacking the process, some party chieftains and their goons were seizing ballot boxes, shooting and killing members of rival parties. Even INEC, the electoral agency in charge, omitted pictures of candidates in some states. As several mainstream media sites have reported, polling started very late in several polling stations nationwide. [...] […] Grandiose Parlor asks “Was the Nigerian Elections Satisfactory?” If the reports of the Saturday elections are to be reckoned with - it was a gross display of violence, fraud and total disregard for law and order.Just as political thugs and Niger-Delta militias were hijacking the process, some party chieftains and their goons were seizing ballot boxes, shooting and killing members of rival parties. Even INEC, the electoral agency in charge, omitted pictures of candidates in some states. As several mainstream media sites have reported, polling started very late in several polling stations nationwide. […]

]]> By: Global Voices Online » Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 1) http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/#comment-6735 Global Voices Online » Nigeria: Blogging the historic election (Part 1) Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:31:40 +0000 http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/#comment-6735 [...] Grandiose Parlor asks “Was the Nigerian Elections Satisfactory?” If the reports of the Saturday elections are to be reckoned with - it was a gross display of violence, fraud and total disregard for law and order.Just as political thugs and Niger-Delta militias were hijacking the process, some party chieftains and their goons were seizing ballot boxes, shooting and killing members of rival parties. Even INEC, the electoral agency in charge, omitted pictures of candidates in some states. As several mainstream media sites have reported, polling started very late in several polling stations nationwide. [...] […] Grandiose Parlor asks “Was the Nigerian Elections Satisfactory?” If the reports of the Saturday elections are to be reckoned with - it was a gross display of violence, fraud and total disregard for law and order.Just as political thugs and Niger-Delta militias were hijacking the process, some party chieftains and their goons were seizing ballot boxes, shooting and killing members of rival parties. Even INEC, the electoral agency in charge, omitted pictures of candidates in some states. As several mainstream media sites have reported, polling started very late in several polling stations nationwide. […]

]]> By: Black Looks http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/#comment-6568 Black Looks Mon, 16 Apr 2007 17:42:42 +0000 http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/#comment-6568 [...] Grandiose Parlor asks if the elections were satisfactory - is that a rhetorical question? Yes, clearly so much so it is hardly worth having a conversation about. If the reports of the Saturday elections are to be reckoned with - it was a gross display of violence, fraud and total disregard for law and order.Just as political thugs and Niger-Delta militias were hijacking the process, some party chieftains and their goons were seizing ballot boxes, shooting and killing members of rival parties. Even INEC, the electoral agency in charge, omitted pictures of candidates in some states. As several mainstream media sites have reported, polling started very late in several polling stations nationwide. [...] […] Grandiose Parlor asks if the elections were satisfactory - is that a rhetorical question? Yes, clearly so much so it is hardly worth having a conversation about. If the reports of the Saturday elections are to be reckoned with - it was a gross display of violence, fraud and total disregard for law and order.Just as political thugs and Niger-Delta militias were hijacking the process, some party chieftains and their goons were seizing ballot boxes, shooting and killing members of rival parties. Even INEC, the electoral agency in charge, omitted pictures of candidates in some states. As several mainstream media sites have reported, polling started very late in several polling stations nationwide. […]

]]> By: imnakoya http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/#comment-6527 imnakoya Mon, 16 Apr 2007 07:59:20 +0000 http://grandioseparlor.com/2007/04/was-the-nigerian-elections-satisfactory/#comment-6527 I find INEC explanation silly Which candidate wouldn't want to having his pictures displayed? What was the validation exercise INEC did about then? I find INEC explanation silly Which candidate wouldn’t want to having his pictures displayed? What was the validation exercise INEC did about then?

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