lecowas:


See according to what I learnt from what the op posted, the following are extremely crucial to scale through the impeachment process:
1)the NASS must have at least 2/3 of the members
2)they must rely on the report of the panel constituted by the CJN

As it stands:
Nass can't get that number
a)because the Hausa NASS members will not want osinbanjo(a Yoruba) to be president
b) the executive will threaten the stubborn ones among them with efcc because they all have skeleton in their cupboard
c)APC governors are 24 and they wield enormous power on their national assembly representatives(that's if they want to use it.

2)the CJN as it stands is an ally of the President and will therefore constitute a panel that favors him. Once that's done, the NASS are toothless bulldogs

lecowas:


See according to what I learnt from what the op posted, the following are extremely crucial to scale through the impeachment process:
1)the NASS must have at least 2/3 of the members
2)they must rely on the report of the panel constituted by the CJN

As it stands:
Nass can't get that number
a)because the Hausa NASS members will not want osinbanjo(a Yoruba) to be president
b) the executive will threaten the stubborn ones among them with efcc because they all have skeleton in their cupboard
c)APC governors are 24 and they wield enormous power on their national assembly representatives(that's if they want to use it.

2)the CJN as it stands is an ally of the President and will therefore constitute a panel that favors him. Once that's done, the NASS are toothless bulldogs

babyfaceafrica:
oga..no one..I repeat..no one can impeach a Nigerian president..except God...... Una think say na your CLO for NYSC..it is highly difficult

spartan117:

Who told you that the chief justice is an ally of the President?
Have you forgotten this
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/lawyer-sues-fg-refusal-confirm-onnoghen-cjn/

surgical:
The NASS made the cjn ,cjn by compelling Osinbajo to forward his name after buhsri condemned him to acting cjn, first in history, 2/3 is easy to secure because by so doing, they are saving their own ass as buhari is threatening all of them, self preservation is the first law

lecowas:


Bygone is bygone I think(my opinion). From the latest judgements I observed, the judiciary seems to be cooperating with the executive. Look for instance;
a) senator peter was remanded yesterday when he could be granted bail
b) the case of the election reordering against NASS all favoured Buhari
c) dino melaye's brother and allies have just been remanded
d) the CJN and Buhari are having closed door meetings up & down
e) the clampdown on Justices has been alleviated ( except for the few scapegoat we'll still hear) and lots more
I think the CJN and Buhari may have made a good bargain already(my opinion)

enlady:
I wouldn't term the obvious blunders by the judiciary "cooperating" with the executive. They have been reduced to executive errand boys. Senator Peter ought to have been granted bail.

spartan117:
There have been reports that some members of the Nigerian upper and lower legislative chamber have threatened President Muhammad Buhari with impeachment.

Kingsley Chinda the chairman house committee on public accounts made this call on Wednesday 25th April 2018 over the withdrawal of $462million dollars from the excess crude account to fund the purchase of tucano jets from the United States without prior approval from the National Assembly.
This call was re-echoed in the upper legislative chamber by senator Matthew urhoghide where he urged the Senate to invoke section 143 of the Constitution which bothers on the President's impeachment.

The process of impeaching a Nigerian president is rather long winding and complex. In this light,i bring you the procedure for removing the president of Nigeria from office as stated clearly in Section 143 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended) .

Onoja2016:
All I want to say on this mata is that, any pussy that is too tite the make make the quickly vomite akamu

Onoja2016:
All I want to say on this mata is that, any pussy that is too tite the make make the quickly vomite akamu

lecowas:


Bygone is bygone I think(my opinion). From the latest judgements I observed, the judiciary seems to be cooperating with the executive. Look for instance;
a) senator peter was remanded yesterday when he could be granted bail
b) the case of the election reordering against NASS all favoured Buhari
c) dino melaye's brother and allies have just been remanded
d) the CJN and Buhari are having closed door meetings up & down
e) the clampdown on Justices has been alleviated ( except for the few scapegoat we'll still hear) and lots more
I think the CJN and Buhari may have made a good bargain already(my opinion)

spartan117:
There have been reports that some members of the Nigerian upper and lower legislative chamber have threatened President Muhammad Buhari with impeachment.

Kingsley Chinda the chairman house committee on public accounts made this call on Wednesday 25th April 2018 over the withdrawal of $462million dollars from the excess crude account to fund the purchase of tucano jets from the United States without prior approval from the National Assembly.
This call was re-echoed in the upper legislative chamber by senator Matthew urhoghide where he urged the Senate to invoke section 143 of the Constitution which bothers on the President's impeachment.

The process of impeaching a Nigerian president is rather long winding and complex. In this light,i bring you the procedure for removing the president of Nigeria from office as stated clearly in Section 143 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended) .

spartan117:
There have been reports that some members of the Nigerian upper and lower legislative chamber have threatened President Muhammad Buhari with impeachment.

Kingsley Chinda the chairman house committee on public accounts made this call on Wednesday 25th April 2018 over the withdrawal of $462million dollars from the excess crude account to fund the purchase of tucano jets from the United States without prior approval from the National Assembly.
This call was re-echoed in the upper legislative chamber by senator Matthew urhoghide where he urged the Senate to invoke section 143 of the Constitution which bothers on the President's impeachment.

The process of impeaching a Nigerian president is rather long winding and complex. In this light,i bring you the procedure for removing the president of Nigeria from office as stated clearly in Section 143 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended) .

madridguy:
IMPOSSIBLE.

Daviddson:
I've read this before now. I must say that's not really very complex if laws work in Nigeria. Since our judiciary is very lame, one sponsored person will just fly to the court and ask for an injunction to stop the national assembly from proceeding, and the court will shamelessly grant it. You see?!

surgical:
This is very different, if it were to be on medical ground now ,I would say it will be tough if not impossible but this one depends on the way the NASS wants to handle it but so far its doesn't seem they are a courageous lot,in the end nothing might happen

TonyeBarcanista:
Seriously it is easier for Satan to turn a new leaf than for a sitting Nigeria President to be impeached even if ALL members of the National Assembly consent to it.

He can frustrate the move by nominating his boys to the CJN as members of the 7 man panel, who in turn will give him a clean bill of health (this is what Almakura did in 2014). All he had to do is to show him his corrupt file and he'll fall inline.

If the CJN is uncooperative, he can simply send EFCC/Police/DSS after him and "suspend" him from office while a new acting CJN will be given the responsibility. The suspended CJN will be battling in court...

Alternatively, if he is a mean President, all he had to do is to sponsor thugs to the National Assembly complex to cause trouble and will use the excuse to shut down the complex in order to restore law and order even before sitting commence.

A second alternative is to sponsor series of court cases to get some kangaroo injunctions against the National Assembly and that will be it.

Welcome To Naija...


But let's sack Buhari in 2019 And bring Senator Ahmed Makarfi to power

Daviddson:
I've read this before now. I must say that's not really very complex if laws work in Nigeria. Since our judiciary is very lame, one sponsored person will just fly to the court and ask for an injunction to stop the national assembly from proceeding, and the court will shamelessly grant it. You see?!
Is the law followed in Nigeria? Don't you know that several governors have gone to court to challenge their removal from office after they were removed? There's practically no suit, no matter how useless it is, that Nigerian judges will not entertain in court due to corruption.

spartan117:

LOL you sound so naive

surgical:
oga as it stands today, buhari can. be Impeached without much difficulty, he has played into the hands of mass only that they may not want to do it. lesson, no matter your position humility pays there is always tomorrow, and don't lose your head to sycophants and praise singers, now his fate lies in the hand of the cjn his cabal did not want him to appoint and the bass he so much lothed ,despised ,harassed, and undermined as if he has all the powers in a democracy