| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by betrani(m): 2:45pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
Clerverly:
I read an article somewhere, where Oliseh Metuh of PDP, called for the resignation of Hon. Tambuwal for ditching a party on whose majority he rose to the office of the speaker house of Representative.
In his exact words: “After a thorough consideration of the matter, the NWC came to a conclusion that the Hon. Speaker, as a responsible elected officer, knows full well what is needful and honourable of him since his new party is in the minority [in the House]” he said.
I have also read some comments offline and online, when some ignorant/paid commentators have started insinuating that Hon Tambuwal May lose his office for simply not fulfilling the requirements of the law as regards the position of speaker.
It is very unfortunate that some Nigerians including public office holders are too lazy, to read the elementary sections of our Constitution, some of which are self explanatory.
Now, let us examine what Chapter V, Part 1 (Composition Of National Assembly) sections 47 -50 of the Constitution Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria holds:
There shall be a National Assembly for the Federation which shall consist of a Senate and a House of Representatives.
48. The Senate shall consist of three Senators from each State and one from the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
49. Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, the House of Representatives shall consist of three hundred and sixty members representing constituencies of nearly equal population as far as possible, provided that no constituency shall fall within more than one State.
50. (1) There shall be:-
(a) a President and a Deputy President of the Senate, who shall be elected by the members of that House from among themselves; and
(b) a Speaker and a Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, who shall be elected by the members of that House from among themselves.
(2) The President or Deputy President of the Senate or the Speaker or Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives shall vacate his office -
(a) if he ceases to be a member of the Senate or of the House of Representatives, as the case may be, otherwise than by reason of a dissolution of the Senate or the House of Representatives; or
(b) when the House of which he was a member first sits after any dissolution of that House; or
(c) if he is removed from office by a resolution of the Senate or of the House of Representatives, as the case may be, by the votes of not less than two-thirds majority of the members of that House.
So where did PDP find the supposedly "loophole" or authority in law, in asking Hon. Tambuwal to resign? The only option left for them, is to rally their members and see if they can muster the required number when plenary resumes in decemeber, in order to satisfy Section 50, subsection 2 C as highlighted above.
Anything else is calling for anarchy!
CC; Barcanista, Omenka, Berem, Obiagelli, Neenar, Donphilopus, ibsultan, Gbawe,pataki, edcure, pendy97, and the progressives!
the Nigerian constitution has to be reviewed and solutions to some of these illegalities enshrined there in! It is criminal for anyone in actual sense and in the real sense of truth for anyone to get elected under a certain party and still one to retain their positions after defection! U can't eat ur cake and have it! Is more like selling a car and still wanting to drive that car! PDP can as a party introduce that as a resolution and a term of membership to whoever wishes to be a part of that party in the future! In Nigeria corrupt and criminal politicians explore every available option to hang onto privileges which judging by good morals and a conscience look more of injustices and like cheating measures! Its is greed and selfishness that drives men who should be honorable to being dishonorable! He has to bow his head in shame and vacate! Its a way of an honorable member! PDP can explore anyway possible to boot him out! He is greedy! 2 Likes |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Olaolufred(m): 3:16pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
betrani:
the Nigerian constitution has to be reviewed and solutions to some of these illegalities enshrined there in! It is criminal for anyone in actual sense and in the real sense of truth for anyone to get elected under a certain party and still one to retain their positions after defection! U can't eat ur cake and have it! Is more like selling a car and still wanting to drive that car! PDP can as a party introduce that as a resolution and a term of membership to whoever wishes to be a part of that party in the future! In Nigeria corrupt and criminal politicians explore every available option to hang onto privileges which judging by good morals and a conscience look more of injustices and like cheating measures! Its is greed and selfishness that drives men who should be honorable to being dishonorable! He has to bow his head in shame and vacate! Its a way of an honorable member! PDP can explore anyway possible to boot him out! He is greedy! PDP HAD BEEN CELEBRATING DEFECTIONS SINCE 1999.
YOU ARE BLIND TO SEE THIS CONSTITUTIONAL DEFECTS BECAUSE IT PAYS YOU AND YOUR PARTY.
NOW THAT IT IS AGAINST PIM DE PIM, YOUR EYES ARE OPENED.
I APPRECIATE GOD THAT YOU ARE SINCERE ENOUGH TO KNOW THAT PDP IN ALL GENERATION CAN NOT UNSEAT TAMBUWAL.
ONLY HIM WILL CHOSE TO LEAVE OR NOT.
IN SUMMARY, PDP WANTS TO HAVE THE SAME CAKE THEY HAVE BEEN EATING SINCE 1999
PEOPLE ARE TRULING DECIEVING PEOPLE. |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by AZeD1(m): 3:18pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
chukwudi44:
Did the 2006 census Include details for tribe? anonimi:
Do our census forms have the ethnicity question  Do you need to answer the ethnicity question before you can get tribe number? |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by businesslawyer(m): 3:18pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
betrani:
the Nigerian constitution has to be reviewed and solutions to some of these illegalities enshrined there in! It is criminal for anyone in actual sense and in the real sense of truth for anyone to get elected under a certain party and still one to retain their positions after defection! U can't eat ur cake and have it! Is more like selling a car and still wanting to drive that car! PDP can as a party introduce that as a resolution and a term of membership to whoever wishes to be a part of that party in the future! In Nigeria corrupt and criminal politicians explore every available option to hang onto privileges which judging by good morals and a conscience look more of injustices and like cheating measures! Its is greed and selfishness that drives men who should be honorable to being dishonorable! He has to bow his head in shame and vacate! Its a way of an honorable member! PDP can explore anyway possible to boot him out! He is greedy! What he did is constitutional and he is in the House of Reps to represent his people and not PDP. |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by docbindl(m): 3:23pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
southsouthman:
Ops you forgot the part of the constitution that says a member of the national assembly stand to lose his/her seat if the person decamp away from the party for which he is voted into the house where there are no factions. So is it honourable for Tambuwal to resign knowing what the constitution says about decamping. Ops it is wrong for you to mislead the public by referring to only a section of the constitution Provide the section of the Constitution that state this. Don't just quote this from your head and think ppol don't have the Constitution available to them to check it up. Provide the said part of the Constitution. |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by fabiyi78(m): 3:41pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
Gr8 nairalander, nigeria is so blessed wit many talented youths, I believed dere is no any section of the constitution states dat mr speaker should resign as a result of decamp from d party dt brought him to dat position. A similar example is d one of Olusegun mimiko wc became gov under d flag of LP but decamped to PDP. I believe d PDP shud do their best n justise shoud be prevail |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Olaolufred(m): 3:43pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
Afro Asian Journal of Social Sciences
Volume 2, No. 2.3 Quarter III 2011
ISSN 2229 – 53136
PARTY DEFECTION AND DEMOCRATIC CONSOLIDATION IN NIGERIA, 1999-2009
Peter Mbah
Lecturer, Dept. of Political Science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State, Nigeria
In 1999, Chief Evan Enwerem, having lost the gubernatorial primaries in the All Peoples Party
(APP) in Imo State, decamped and joined the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on whose ticket
he won a sensational seat. His cross carpeting was rewarded as he was elected the Senate
President (Odum, 2002). In Plateau State Alhaji Alhassan Shaibu decamped from the APP and
joined the PDP in 1999. He is now a leading member of the Northern Nigeria Development
Company (NNDC). In Cross River State, not less than seven prominent APP and AD members
have cross-carpeted to the PDP so that today, Cross River State is PDP state in every respect.
Evidently, the direction of defection shows that it is one-sided, and is essentially into the PDP,
the ruling party. Only little percentage seems to be defecting from PDP to other parties or form a
new political party. However, there is nothing wrong in people cross-carpeting if they do not find
the programmes of their party in consonance with their ideals. It becomes dubious when
politicians begin to mortgage their consciences as well as seek to pursue their private and selfish
interest in the name of cross carpeting. This may have stemmed from the mere fact that
politicians are poor and desperate to hold public office as a means of accumulating wealth. In
advanced democracies, cross carpeting is done on principle, rather than on selfish and personal
interest. What we are witnessing today is political prostitution which lacks political morality.
A chronicle of defection shows that the most recent cases of cross-carpeting is that of the former
Vice President, Atiku Abubakar. He was a founding member of the PDP, and defected to the
Action Congress (AC) after a running battle with the former President Olusegun Obasanjo. In
2007 he contested the presidential elections on the platform of AC, but lost to the late President
Umaru Yar’Adua. A few months ago, Atiku went back to the PDP where he contested the
presidential primaries.
Before Atiku’s defection, Ondo and Edo States witnessed cross-carpeting of members of the
opposition parties to the party of the incumbent governor. Edo State witnessed a large defection
of members of the PDP to the AC, which is the Governor’s party (Agina, 2010:3). In Ondo state,
it was a mass cross-carpeting of PDP members to the Labour Party (LP) of which the incumbent
governor is a member. In both cases, the cross-carpeting were an aftermath of political battles
and in-fighting.Afro Asian Journal of Social Sciences
Volume 2, No. 2.3 Quarter III 2011
ISSN 2229 - 53137
There again came defection of state governors to the ruling party, the PDP. The first was that of
incumbent governor of Bauchi State, Isa Yaguda who had won the governorship election on the
platform of the All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP), but defected to the PDP with a large number
of his supporters. Others include the incumbent governor of Imo state, Ikedi Ohakim, who won
the governorship election on the platform of the Peoples Progressive Alliance (PPA) but defected
to the PDP. Aliyu Shinkafi of Zamfara State (ANPP) and Saminu Turaki of Jigawa state (ANPP)
all defected to PDP.
Defections in recent times is not only peculiar to states, senators are equally involved. Recently,
six senators who were elected on the platform of the ANPP,the Accord Party (AP) and the
Action Congress (AC) cross-carpeted to PDP. These include Senators Sali Gogwin(AC, Plateau
state), Patrick Osakwe (AP, Delta state), Patricia Akawasike, (ANPP, Nassarawa state) and Sa’di
Yauo (ANPP, Zamfara state). Since 2007 when the present National Assembly was inaugurated,
no fewer than 13 Senators and 15 members of the House of Representatives have defected to the
PDP.
Cross-carpeting certainly predates Nigeria’s independence. However, this has been shaped and
sharpened by colonialism and sustained by the structures of post-colonial state. It was
colonialism that set the pace for modernization and economic development in Nigeria, while
dramatically changing the existing patterns of social, political and economic interactions among
peoples and groups. Colonialism had far reaching and uniform impact on the development of the
Nigerian ruling class, their character and behaviour. There are two ways the defections occur.
First, there is great movement of politicians from different political parties into the ruling party
towards the time of the general elections. The idea is to participate in party primaries of the
ruling party.
The second movement starts after the party primaries. At this point those who lost in the party
primaries move to their former parties or to new ones or even to form a new party under which
they intend to contest the coming elections.
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| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Olaolufred(m): 3:45pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
Olaolufred:
[size=12pt][/size] PEEEEEEEEEEEEE DEEEEEEE PEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE, DECIEVING AND R@PING NIGERIANS SINCE 1999. |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by tommysparks: 3:59pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
soroptimist:
Jonathanians are so daft and bereft of knowledge about the dictates of the Constitution.
To them,anyone that is against their Lord and Saviour GEJ must be crushed even if it means trampling on the constitution
my friend stop displaying your daftness in public go and read that very constitution part v section 68 sub 1g it states. A Member of the Senate or house of reps shall vacate his seat in the house of which he is a member if (g) being a person whose election to the house was sponsored by a political party, he becomes a member of another political party before the expiration of the period for which the house was elected : provided that his membership of the latter political party is not as a result of division in the political party of which he was previously a member or of merger of two or more parties or factions by one which he was previously sponsored. By this section tambuwal is supposed to vacate his seat in the house. 3 Likes |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by tommysparks: 4:02pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
docbindl:
Provide the section of the Constitution that state this. Don't just quote this from your head and think ppol don't have the Constitution available to them to check it up. Provide the said part of the Constitution. go and read section 68 sub 1 (g) it is stated there in black and white the op is just misleading blind nigerian youths who want power but don't even know where their rights lie in the constitution 1 Like |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by muktarmtt(m): 4:05pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
southsouthman:
Ops you forgot the part of the constitution that says a member of the national assembly stand to lose his/her seat if the person decamp away from the party for which he is voted into the house where there are no factions. So is it honourable for Tambuwal to resign knowing what the constitution says about decamping. Ops it is wrong for you to mislead the public by referring to only a section of the constitution Bros u need to quote it like sections 2 bla bla tell ware dey say it page number nd section not run ur pie hole nd tell rubbish |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by tommysparks: 4:06pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
Clerverly:
I read an article somewhere, where Oliseh Metuh of PDP, called for the resignation of Hon. Tambuwal for ditching a party on whose majority he rose to the office of the speaker house of Representative.
In his exact words: “After a thorough consideration of the matter, the NWC came to a conclusion that the Hon. Speaker, as a responsible elected officer, knows full well what is needful and honourable of him since his new party is in the minority [in the House]” he said.
I have also read some comments offline and online, when some ignorant/paid commentators have started insinuating that Hon Tambuwal May lose his office for simply not fulfilling the requirements of the law as regards the position of speaker.
It is very unfortunate that some Nigerians including public office holders are too lazy, to read the elementary sections of our Constitution, some of which are self explanatory.
Now, let us examine what Chapter V, Part 1 (Composition Of National Assembly) sections 47 -50 of the Constitution Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria holds:
There shall be a National Assembly for the Federation which shall consist of a Senate and a House of Representatives.
48. The Senate shall consist of three Senators from each State and one from the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
49. Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, the House of Representatives shall consist of three hundred and sixty members representing constituencies of nearly equal population as far as possible, provided that no constituency shall fall within more than one State.
50. (1) There shall be:-
(a) a President and a Deputy President of the Senate, who shall be elected by the members of that House from among themselves; and
(b) a Speaker and a Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, who shall be elected by the members of that House from among themselves.
(2) The President or Deputy President of the Senate or the Speaker or Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives shall vacate his office -
(a) if he ceases to be a member of the Senate or of the House of Representatives, as the case may be, otherwise than by reason of a dissolution of the Senate or the House of Representatives; or
(b) when the House of which he was a member first sits after any dissolution of that House; or
(c) if he is removed from office by a resolution of the Senate or of the House of Representatives, as the case may be, by the votes of not less than two-thirds majority of the members of that House.
So where did PDP find the supposedly "loophole" or authority in law, in asking Hon. Tambuwal to resign? The only option left for them, is to rally their members and see if they can muster the required number when plenary resumes in decemeber, in order to satisfy Section 50, subsection 2 C as highlighted above.
Anything else is calling for anarchy!
CC; Barcanista, Omenka, Berem, Obiagelli, Neenar, Donphilopus, ibsultan, Gbawe,pataki, edcure, pendy97, and the progressives!
PDP got got it from section 68 subsectiin1(g). Tambuwal is supposed to vacate the house and his seat hence PDP is not in any internal party crisis. So stop misleading Nigerians like some fake prophets, imams and babalawos that I know. 2 Likes |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by sokera: 4:26pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
patriotic007:
when i see our so called progressives rejoice that people like tambuwal.sylva.atiku.yako.has joined them i jus bow my head in shame........these people are corrupt waste products from PDP..........they decamp and suddenly they become saints and progressives.........mtchew Thank God you said corrupt waste products from PDP, you know PDP never produce anything good , but dont bother yourself APC will teach them, trian them and help them to be good products... SHAME ON PDP |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Zaikon(m): 4:44pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
berem:
story for the gods!
Sai Tambuwal 2015 for Sokoto governor! @BEREM u sure ? |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Gbawe: 4:49pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
@OP.
Bro, no shaking. Tambuwal dey kampe. No need saying too much here but the games are just beginning. When PDP was doing its own gra-gra the TANdroids were busy jubilating. Let us continue to watch and be entertained. 1 Like |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by anonimi: 4:54pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
AZeD1:
Do you need to answer the ethnicity question before you can get tribe number? Yes! Or how do you know how many people in any ethnic group if the statistics is not available from the census database derived from the completed forms |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by ozo13(m): 4:58pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
southsouthman:
Ops you forgot the part of the constitution that says a member of the national assembly stand to lose his/her seat if the person decamp away from the party for which he is voted into the house where there are no factions. So is it honourable for Tambuwal to resign knowing what the constitution says about decamping. Ops it is wrong for you to mislead the public by referring to only a section of the constitution chairman wat abt those DATddecamped to PDP from APC .both APC and PDP are at fault if we wanna use DAT section of d constitution. Ask mimiko n co to resign first.wat is good for d goose will be good for the .......heheheh  we will see DEC 3rd 
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| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by olayinkaj2(m): 6:02pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
When others are defecting from other parties to join pdp, they are rejoicing and nobody decleared their seat vacant. Mimiko took labour party's mandate to pdp and many joined him, why is their seat not decleared vacant or asked them to resign. They should park well make we see road. |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by jayonpoint(m): 6:04pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
cyberguy72:
Tambuwal should just do the needful and step down. You cant eat your cake and have it .You cant be in the Minority and still want to be the speaker its unheard of. Go and search second republic in d same scenario...there're precedent upon which d constitution provisions was exercised. D case study of NPP and NPN in d second republic. |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by saintneo(m): 6:42pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
Olaolufred:
THAT IS ACTUALLY WHY A ZOOLOGIST IS TAKING CARE OF YOU.
HE STUDIES YOU VERY WELL, OFFER YOU CASSAVA PEEL AT THE RIGHT TIME.
GIVES BANANA WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST.
THEY ARE ANIMAL CARE SPECIALISTS.
IF YOU WANT/DON'T WANT TO REMAIN AN ANIMAL, THE BALL IS IN YOUR COURT.
YOU IN THIS CONTEST MEAN NIGERIANS. okay ..... je suis comprendre ...... Vous = Nigérians |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by AZeD1(m): 7:12pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
anonimi:
Yes!
Or how do you know how many people in any ethnic group if the statistics is not available from the census database derived from the completed forms If that's what you think good for you. |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Nobody: 7:19pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
ozo13:
chairman wat abt those DATddecamped to PDP from APC .both APC and PDP are at fault if we wanna use DAT section of d constitution. Ask mimiko n co to resign first.wat is good for d goose will be good for the .......heheheh we will see DEC 3rd my brother nice point u have. oya those saying tambuwal should resign say something |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Nobody: 8:46pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
sorry! Who so ever that wrote this post is not a true Nigerian. You can kill. I bet you have not read the whole constitution. U only read those piece u pasted. What did the constitution say as to respect to when a leader of the has as it attainment of the office was in another party and decide to decamp to another. Stop deceiving pple that u read. U brain too small. No only pple way no go skul or go skul but no know y dem go skul nai go follow this ur post. Remove this hehe tin for front page. Always read and think b4 u write. |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by fineworker24(m): 8:56pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
southsouthman:
Ops you forgot the part of the constitution that says a member of the national assembly stand to lose his/her seat if the person decamp away from the party for which he is voted into the house where there are no factions. So is it honourable for Tambuwal to resign knowing what the constitution says about decamping. Ops it is wrong for you to mislead the public by referring to only a section of the constitution How do you expect supporter of APC e-rats to know that? |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by bigtt76(f): 9:42pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
Power Drunk Party |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by cnsprince(m): 2:42am On Oct 30, 2014 |
I refer you to Section 68 subsection 1(g), which provides that a person seizes to be a member of the National Assembly if, inter alia;
"being a person whose election to the
House was sponsored by a political
party, he becomes a member of another
political party before the expiration of
the period for which that House was
elected;
Provided that his membership of the
latter political party is not as a result of
a division in the political party of which
he was previously a member or of a
merger of two or more political parties
or factions by one of which he was
previously sponsored".
So Tambuwal, being a lawyer knows that he has flouted the Law of the Land. 1 Like |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Onyiido: 7:25am On Oct 30, 2014 |
dotna:
So we remember there's a constitution? How about the issue of corruption and no light? Don't mind pdp cry babies. When it comes to issues that will benefit human life, the constitution goes on a journey, but when it comes to anything that'll have to do with their own selfish interest, then they remember there's a constitution . Useless bunch of over hyped politicians |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Chrixtopha(m): 7:41am On Oct 30, 2014 |
so all these people commenting thinks or believed that they knew the Nigerian constitution more than those calling for resignation and others..... you and I doesn't know the constitution and its implications more than Metu's and Tambuwal's....so let's just keep our filty hands shot and watch. |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by facealone05(m): 7:56am On Oct 30, 2014 |
southsouthman:
Ops you forgot the part of the constitution that says a member of the national assembly stand to lose his/her seat if the person decamp away from the party for which he is voted into the house where there are no factions. So is it honourable for Tambuwal to resign knowing what the constitution says about decamping. Ops it is wrong for you to mislead the public by referring to only a section of the constitution i guess u are following dis issue of decamping since 3days,incase u 4got let me remind u dt according 2 wht u wrote here concerning may be there is a crisis or not the fact is dt there is a crisis currently going in sokoto state,a state where d state govenor av decamped 2 APC 4rm PDP,at least 4 dt there is a faction going on in dt state so Hon.Speaker av d right 2 decamp |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Nobody: 8:04am On Oct 30, 2014 |
chukwudi44:
DUDE THIS CASE WILL BE DECIDED BEFORE 2015 I Hear...... |
| Re: Tambuwal:What The 1999 Nigerian Constitution Says About The Office Of Thespeaker by Nobody: 10:37am On Oct 30, 2014 |
All these thieves that haven't done anything good for this country!! There's no constant electricity supply, clean pipe-borne water, good roads, poor healthcare facilities, unemployment, high death rates, we still pay through our noses for petrol, recharge cards, food etc.. God tells us to pray for our leaders & give them support! If hundreds of millions of Nigerians including myself pray for our country & world leaders everyday & no chages worth reckoning are see in Nigeria, then these naija leaders must be strongly associated with satan! |
