NO LONG TIN:

Some Nigerians shaaa

Why would a Court pronounce a judgement and we go on to blame the President or Governor

We blame FG for the things done by Legislature(including their allowances) on the President too.



If anybody has a problem with the judgement, we should take it up with them(judges/NBA).

I personally believe based on maybe sentiment(since I have no evidence) that he Bode George is a highly trained thief, but I put the blame concerning the judgement on the Judges.

If we hold the judges accountable for their judgements, they wouldn't collect bride or bow to pressure from external forces. but if we continue to blame Governors or Presidents(thereby absorbing the judges from blame) then we are on a long thing.

Sincere 9gerian: I can see OPERATION BLAME IT ON JONATHAN alive and active on this thread. Dont these FOOLS now that the judiciary is an independent and different ARM of govt? So in the opinion of these Tinubu slaves, who are the promoters of OPERATION BLAME ON JONATHAN, Jonathan also controls the Supreme Court. But when the Code Of Conduct Bureau freed their master, Tinubu, they are hailed the judgment. Hypocrites

NO LONG TIN:

Some Nigerians shaaa

Why would a Court pronounce a judgement and we go on to blame the President or Governor

We blame FG for the things done by Legislature(including their allowances) on the President too.



If anybody has a problem with the judgement, we should take it up with them(judges/NBA).

I personally believe based on maybe sentiment(since I have no evidence) that he Bode George is a highly trained thief, but I put the blame concerning the judgement on the Judges.

If we hold the judges accountable for their judgements, they wouldn't collect bride or bow to pressure from external forces. but if we continue to blame Governors or Presidents(thereby absorbing the judges from blame) then we are on a long thing.

Pukkah:

It is curious that the 'quashing' Court says contract-splitting is 'unknown to law'.

See excerpts from the Public Procurement Act 2007:


Fundamental Principles Section 16(4).
37. The appropriate methods, procedures and contract award for public procurement of goods and works shall be subject to the prior review thresholds as may be set from time to time by the BPP.

38. Value for money obtained through efficiency, fair access to bids and transparency, shall remain the main objective of the Procuring Entity.

39. Contracts shall not be split into smaller units in order to avoid competitive bidding or be distributed among various lots to different bidders to enlarge bidder participation at the cost of lesser economy and efficiency.


I thought it was an exaggeration when it was said that it is somebody's destiny to bankrupt Nigeria.

plaindealer:


1. Good or bad, the buck stops with the president and chief law enforcement officer of Nigeria.

2. The judges and the rest of the country takes their cue from the leadership and the corrupt atmosphere created and encouraged by the leadership.

3. GEJ is ultimately responsible for the actions of the people he fills the judiciary bench with.


4. If the commander in chief of the Nigerian armed forces and also the chief law enforcement officer of Nigeria can pardon ex convicts and international fugitive still wanted abroad, so why shouldn't the courts or any other entity in Nigeria replicate the President's action?

It's all about the tone set by the commander in chief and the corrupt atmosphere he created and operating in.

plaindealer:


1. Good or bad, the buck stops with the president and chief law enforcement officer of Nigeria.

2. The judges and the rest of the country takes their cue from the leadership and the corrupt atmosphere created and encouraged by the leadership.

3. GEJ is ultimately responsible for the actions of the people he fills the judiciary bench with.


4. If the commander in chief of the Nigerian armed forces and also the chief law enforcement officer of Nigeria can pardon ex convicts and international fugitive still wanted abroad, so why shouldn't the courts or any other entity in Nigeria replicate the President's action?

It's all about the tone set by the commander in chief and the corrupt atmosphere he created and operating in.

plaindealer:


1. Good or bad, the buck stops with the president and chief law enforcement officer of Nigeria.

2. The judges and the rest of the country takes their cue from the leadership and the corrupt atmosphere created and encouraged by the leadership.

3. GEJ is ultimately responsible for the actions of the people he fills the judiciary bench with.


4. If the commander in chief of the Nigerian armed forces and also the chief law enforcement officer of Nigeria can pardon ex convicts and international fugitive still wanted abroad, so why shouldn't the courts or any other entity in Nigeria replicate the President's action?

It's all about the tone set by the commander in chief and the corrupt atmosphere he created and operating in.

Jiganakala: with perceived loss of favour from the south west given the new level of APC and likely fallout with OBJ (they can settle it as a 'family affair') GEJ seriously need votes of the south west and must indirectly satisfy all current bigwigs of south west or . This to me is a political judgement. Separation of power and independent of each arm of government only works in true democratic state and not NIGERIA. I need to be convinced that any of the organs of government in Nigeria cannot collaborate with others to do what is they believe is the best for them.

GEJTILL2019: your father is tinubu aka oju yobo is king of corruption!

Sincere 9gerian: I can see OPERATION BLAME IT ON JONATHAN alive and active on this thread. Dont these FOOLS know that the judiciary is an independent and different ARM of govt? So in the opinion of these Tinubu slaves, who are the promoters of OPERATION BLAME ON JONATHAN, Jonathan also controls the Supreme Court. But when the Code Of Conduct Bureau freed their master, Tinubu, they are hailed the judgment. Hypocrites

vanguard1: Sahalie reporters and their conspiracy theory.....what concerns GEJ with the court, the court absolved almustapha and George and not GEJ. I thank God for baba, now he should sue EFCC for damages

Pukkah:

It is curious that the 'quashing' Court says contract-splitting is 'unknown to law'.

See excerpts from the Public Procurement Act 2007:


Fundamental Principles Section 16(4).
37. The appropriate methods, procedures and contract award for public procurement of goods and works shall be subject to the prior review thresholds as may be set from time to time by the BPP.

38. Value for money obtained through efficiency, fair access to bids and transparency, shall remain the main objective of the Procuring Entity.

39. Contracts shall not be split into smaller units in order to avoid competitive bidding or be distributed among various lots to different bidders to enlarge bidder participation at the cost of lesser economy and efficiency.


I thought it was an exaggeration when it was said that it is somebody's destiny to bankrupt Nigeria.

pro01: Some of you are hopelessly daft. Can you establish that the president influenced the SUPREME COURT judgment? If not, then why drag his name into the matter?

At least we had proof that the disgraced Justhief Salami, former President of the Appeal Court, was influenced by Tinubu to facilitate favourable rulings for ACN in Osun and Ekiti (thanks to MTN call logs). Is there any evidence that Goodluck Jonathan was in touch with the Supreme Court justices prior to this judgment?

gratiaeo:
The goons can even blame GEJ for their inability to pregnant their wives.

Pukkah:

It is curious that the 'quashing' Court says contract-splitting is 'unknown to law'.

See excerpts from the Public Procurement Act 2007:


Fundamental Principles Section 16(4).
37. The appropriate methods, procedures and contract award for public procurement of goods and works shall be subject to the prior review thresholds as may be set from time to time by the BPP.

38. Value for money obtained through efficiency, fair access to bids and transparency, shall remain the main objective of the Procuring Entity.

39. Contracts shall not be split into smaller units in order to avoid competitive bidding or be distributed among various lots to different bidders to enlarge bidder participation at the cost of lesser economy and efficiency.


I thought it was an exaggeration when it was said that it is somebody's destiny to bankrupt Nigeria.

Pukkah:

It is curious that the 'quashing' Court says contract-splitting is 'unknown to law'.

See excerpts from the Public Procurement Act 2007:


Fundamental Principles Section 16(4).
37. The appropriate methods, procedures and contract award for public procurement of goods and works shall be subject to the prior review thresholds as may be set from time to time by the BPP.

38. Value for money obtained through efficiency, fair access to bids and transparency, shall remain the main objective of the Procuring Entity.

39. Contracts shall not be split into smaller units in order to avoid competitive bidding or be distributed among various lots to different bidders to enlarge bidder participation at the cost of lesser economy and efficiency.


I thought it was an exaggeration when it was said that it is somebody's destiny to bankrupt Nigeria.

ndu_chucks: (1)Governor Bode George (2)Senator Bode George (3)Rep Bode George take your pick, he is now free to contest elections in Lagos State.

He can always pull an Atiku by joining the Labor party and running for the Governor of Lagos, so that they can Pull an Obi/Anambra techinique on APC. He'll be rewarded, upon his return to PDP after the elections, with an Ambasadorial job.

GEJTILL2019: your father is tinubu aka oju yobo is king of corruption!

pro01: Some of you are hopelessly daft. Can you establish that the president influenced the SUPREME COURT judgment? If not, then why drag his name into the matter?

At least we had proof that the disgraced Justhief Salami, former President of the Appeal Court, was influenced by Tinubu to facilitate favourable rulings for ACN in Osun and Ekiti (thanks to MTN call logs). Is there any evidence that Goodluck Jonathan was in touch with the Supreme Court justices prior to this judgment?

plaindealer:


1. Good or bad, the buck stops with the president and chief law enforcement officer of Nigeria.

2. The judges and the rest of the country takes their cue from the leadership and the corrupt atmosphere created and encouraged by the leadership.

3. GEJ is ultimately responsible for the actions of the people he fills the judiciary bench with.


4. If the commander in chief of the Nigerian armed forces and also the chief law enforcement officer of Nigeria can pardon ex convicts and international fugitive still wanted abroad, so why shouldn't the courts or any other entity in Nigeria replicate the President's action?

It's all about the tone set by the commander in chief and the corrupt atmosphere he created and operating in.