Olawepo-Hashim cautions Buhari, APC over attack on judiciary

Presidential Candidate of the People’s Trust (PT), Mr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim has cautioned the executive arm of government to thread softly in the handling of ongoing matters affecting the Chief Justice of the Federation.

Olawepo-Hashim, made the statement while reacting to reports about the impending trial of the Chief Justix of Nigeria(CJN) in a statement issued to journalists by his Chief Press Secretary , Hassan Ibrahim in Abuja on Sunday.
He affirmed that the development constitutes serious threat to democracy and rule of law, warning that separation of powers on which democractic order stands should not be destroyed on the altar of power play or any other reason.

He said that as one who was a leading voice in the struggle for the restoration of democracy in Nigeria; “I owe inviolable the sacred principle of separation of power of which the independence of the judiciary is a fundamental element.”
He further said: “Nigeria’s judiciary is surely, not perfect just like many other institutions of state that need urgent reforms. But this must not be a license for the executive for perfidious interference.

“There are mechanism for corrections of any errors done by judicial officers in the Nigerian constitution .
“What we are seeing now is not the activation of such mechanism but what appears like a political persecution of the judiciary which is dangerous for democracy,national unity and cohesion.

“Though with her own shortcomings which can be internally cured within the judiciary’s self correcting mechanism ,our judiciary remains highly revered with an enviable jurisprudence and history.It has provided help to other countries by posting judges to many African countries such as Botswana, Gambia, Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe and even at the international level.

“That enviable record must not be recklessly blighted by the on going attempt to humiliate judicial officers.”
The PT’s candidate said this occasion has also provided an opportunity for the the People’s Trust to elucidate its our policy perspective on the judiciary, stressing that the party’s manifesto, has already highlighted far-reaching justice sector reform initiatives aimed at repositioning the judiciary.

He said that the party envisions the Judiciary as a self-correcting institution through the National Judicial Council, and aims to reverse the humiliation and molestation of the judicial sector while stopping the erosion of judicial authority and mandates due to executive interference and harassment.

He stated further that; “Under our Presidency, I will implement and pursue fundamental reform of the justice administration sector to guarantee the independence of the judiciary from executive interference while strengthening the system to justly and efficiently discharge her constitutional mandate. We intend to make the judiciary truly the last hope of the common person by stopping police brutality and removing hindrance in the justice administration.”

He lamented the increasing erosion and weakening of the democratic structures, adding that the Nigerian judiciary is not as bad as it is being painted.
Olawepo-Hashim urged stakeholders in the sector to consider the very difficult operating environment and the many brilliant output of the judiciary despite the depressing conditions under which judges and judicial officers operate in the country.

“Under our justice sector reforms, I have three major goals which we will not compromise namely immediate end to oppression of the poor though unjust incarceration; protection of judicial officers from humiliation through vindictive prosecutions; and strengthening National Judicial Council NJC for discipline of judicial officers without executive interference.

“Within my first week in office, I will order immediate discontinuation of all existing prosecutions against judicial officers. The Solicitor General of the Federation will be directed to file Noelle Prosecui for all cases against judicial officials while referring such matters to the National Judicial Council.

“I will stop all actions and decisions deemed to be designed to humiliate and disgrace judicial officers.
“To ease the burden of judicial officers, we will massively deploy technology, create of more courts, and appoint more judges and enhancement of welfare of judicial officers,” he said.

Olawepo–Hashim stated further that he would strengthen the National Judicial Council to make judiciary a self-correcting institution.

“The NJC will be empowered to discipline erring judicial officers and we will widen and deepen the financial independence of the judiciary.
“We will give extensive support for the judiciary to retain independence from executive encroachment.

“No democracy flourishes when organs of government are subjected to authoritarian measures by a sitting president.

“We must respect rule of law, separations of power and allow checks and balances put in place to balance the political system,” the presidential hopeful said.

http://thenationonlineng.net/olawepo-hashim-cautions-buhari-apc-attack-judicuary/

Nigeria is in trouble



So everyone is seeing the prosecution of a CJN that has confessed to his crime as an attack on the Judiciary.


Even the CJN is not contesting that he didn’t do it. He’s only saying that the CCT don’t have the jurisdiction to prosecute him.

If the CCT doesn’t have the jurisdiction to prosecute him then which court has the power or are they saying no Nigerian court has the Jurisdiction to prosecute the CJN.

The olodo president have given other candidates a campaign tool to use in campaigning against him.

Every well meaning Nigerians are against this dubious move except zombies. They will soon call Hashim a PDP member

They will soon say you’re a PDP member and call you enemy of the state

Ok

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bilms:
Olawepo-Hashim cautions Buhari, APC over attack on judiciary

Presidential Candidate of the People’s Trust (PT), Mr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim has cautioned the executive arm of government to thread softly in the handling of ongoing matters affecting the Chief Justice of the Federation.

Olawepo-Hashim, made the statement while reacting to reports about the impending trial of the Chief Justix of Nigeria(CJN) in a statement issued to journalists by his Chief Press Secretary , Hassan Ibrahim in Abuja on Sunday.
He affirmed that the development constitutes serious threat to democracy and rule of law, warning that separation of powers on which democractic order stands should not be destroyed on the altar of power play or any other reason.

He said that as one who was a leading voice in the struggle for the restoration of democracy in Nigeria; “I owe inviolable the sacred principle of separation of power of which the independence of the judiciary is a fundamental element.”
He further said: “Nigeria’s judiciary is surely, not perfect just like many other institutions of state that need urgent reforms. But this must not be a license for the executive for perfidious interference.

“There are mechanism for corrections of any errors done by judicial officers in the Nigerian constitution .
“What we are seeing now is not the activation of such mechanism but what appears like a political persecution of the judiciary which is dangerous for democracy,national unity and cohesion.

“Though with her own shortcomings which can be internally cured within the judiciary’s self correcting mechanism ,our judiciary remains highly revered with an enviable jurisprudence and history.It has provided help to other countries by posting judges to many African countries such as Botswana, Gambia, Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe and even at the international level.

“That enviable record must not be recklessly blighted by the on going attempt to humiliate judicial officers.”
The PT’s candidate said this occasion has also provided an opportunity for the the People’s Trust to elucidate its our policy perspective on the judiciary, stressing that the party’s manifesto, has already highlighted far-reaching justice sector reform initiatives aimed at repositioning the judiciary.

He said that the party envisions the Judiciary as a self-correcting institution through the National Judicial Council, and aims to reverse the humiliation and molestation of the judicial sector while stopping the erosion of judicial authority and mandates due to executive interference and harassment.

He stated further that; “Under our Presidency, I will implement and pursue fundamental reform of the justice administration sector to guarantee the independence of the judiciary from executive interference while strengthening the system to justly and efficiently discharge her constitutional mandate. We intend to make the judiciary truly the last hope of the common person by stopping police brutality and removing hindrance in the justice administration.”

He lamented the increasing erosion and weakening of the democratic structures, adding that the Nigerian judiciary is not as bad as it is being painted.
Olawepo-Hashim urged stakeholders in the sector to consider the very difficult operating environment and the many brilliant output of the judiciary despite the depressing conditions under which judges and judicial officers operate in the country.

“Under our justice sector reforms, I have three major goals which we will not compromise namely immediate end to oppression of the poor though unjust incarceration; protection of judicial officers from humiliation through vindictive prosecutions; and strengthening National Judicial Council NJC for discipline of judicial officers without executive interference.

“Within my first week in office, I will order immediate discontinuation of all existing prosecutions against judicial officers. The Solicitor General of the Federation will be directed to file Noelle Prosecui for all cases against judicial officials while referring such matters to the National Judicial Council.

“I will stop all actions and decisions deemed to be designed to humiliate and disgrace judicial officers.
“To ease the burden of judicial officers, we will massively deploy technology, create of more courts, and appoint more judges and enhancement of welfare of judicial officers,” he said.

Olawepo–Hashim stated further that he would strengthen the National Judicial Council to make judiciary a self-correcting institution.

“The NJC will be empowered to discipline erring judicial officers and we will widen and deepen the financial independence of the judiciary.
“We will give extensive support for the judiciary to retain independence from executive encroachment.

“No democracy flourishes when organs of government are subjected to authoritarian measures by a sitting president.

“We must respect rule of law, separations of power and allow checks and balances put in place to balance the political system,” the presidential hopeful said.

http://thenationonlineng.net/olawepo-hashim-cautions-buhari-apc-attack-judicuary/

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Olawepo-Hashim is being careful. See politically correct statements Who wan die or get arrested? Sai Buhari abeg! Teach them what Abacha taught them, and be worse sef!

Buhari and his yes men over to you

this one is shielding corruption and he has not gain power why will the CJN not declare his assets properly, to me if he is certain he did not commit any crime he should face the CCT, Buhari ll not be there and whatever decision taken at the CCT ll be made open

CCT is not trying him for professional negligence but for criminal acts . Governors grow up. Gone are the days of cabals. If you do the crime do the time. This is the big change we voted for.
CJN Salary/Annum = N9,012,000 CJN savings in Foreign Accounts alone = N250,500,000. Does he trade in Judgements?

In just three and half years, this failure called buhari threw the entire country into crisis. Who gave birth to this cow for pete's sake?

Fool! This fool claims to have an alternative to APC yet is cowardly shying away from fighting the most rotten and disgusting form of corruption.

To all the fools, nicompoops, pigs and idiots who demanded Kemi resign but at the same time defend the rotten justice it can never be well with you.

Stalwert:
Fool! This fool claims to have an alternative to APC yet is cowardly shying away from fighting the most rotten and disgusting form of corruption.

To all the fools, nicompoops, pigs and idiots who demanded Kemi resign but at the same time defend the rotten justice it can never be well with you.

Be reasonable when speaking. Hashim position on how to fight corruption in very clear and detailed

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Call or watsapp 0.7.0.3.2.2.7.5.3.0.4

bilms:



Be reasonable when speaking. Hashim position on how to fight corruption in very clear and detailed

Please keep your useless campaign document. we have given him the first assignment and the goat has already failed.

He is a fool who will run crony government.

The idiot should be bringing revolutionary ideas on governance yet he is begging for soft landing for violators of the law.

no wonder he remains a useless marginal candidate that only unintelligent people support.

jomoh:
Nigeria is in trouble



So everyone is seeing the prosecution of a CJN that has confessed to his crime as an attack on the Judiciary.


Even the CJN is not contesting that he didn’t do it. He’s only saying that the CCT don’t have the jurisdiction to prosecute him.

If the CCT doesn’t have the jurisdiction to prosecute him then which court has the power or are they saying no Nigerian court has the Jurisdiction to prosecute the CJN.

Go school... You no gree go

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CCT is not trying him for professional negligence but for criminal acts . Governors grow up. Gone are the days of cabals. If you do the crime do the time. This is the big change we voted for.
CJN Salary/Annum = N9,012,000 CJN savings in Foreign Accounts alone = N250,500,000. Does he trade in Judgements?

Is like this one does not know what they call "Code of Conduct"

Well said

"Who the gods have chosen to destroy, they make run mad first."

This case might just be the last straw to break the camel's back for the Buhari led government.

In this game of political chess, APC are really not so tactical and clinical.

AceRoyal:
"Who the gods have chosen to destroy, they make run mad first."

This case might just be the last straw to break the camel's back for the Buhari led government.

In this game of political chess, APC are really not so tactical and clinical.

hum

AceRoyal:
"Who the gods have chosen to destroy, they make run mad first."

This case might just be the last straw to break the camel's back for the Buhari led government.

In this game of political chess, APC are really not so tactical and clinical.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1enuyxpLgu0

(Video): Buhari Caught Sharing Money To Yoruba Traditional Rulers At Aso Rock

A cross-section of South West traditional rulers that paid a courtesy call on President Muhammadu Buhari at the Aso Rock Villa on Friday received what appeared to be monetary gifts in brown envelopes, a trending video has showed.

The Yoruba traditional rulers that visited the president included the Ooni of Ife, Alake of Egbaland, Ayangburen of Ikorodu, Oloye of Oye Ekiti, Olukare of Ikare Akoko, Aseyin of Iseyin, Deji of Akure and Alayemore of Ido Osun.

In the 28-second video captured by Channels Television, National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Chairman of the APC Presidential Campaign Council, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu can be seen talking to reporters while one of the traditional rulers standing beside him turns around to receive a bulky brown envelope believed to have been padded with cash.

It is not uncommon for visitors to government houses to receive cash and other material items as “thank you” gifts and it remains uncertain if the content of the envelope was one of such.


Watch Now! Buhari Zero Integrity!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGQoMyMWuu8

What Is Integrity? #LetsGetNigeriaWorkingAgain With Nnenna Ukeje #GNWA2019 #Atiku #PDP #Atikulate2019 #NextLevel #BetterNigeria With Atiku