Tetehjewels:


How does her associates translate to her personally admitting to forgery?

Do you see why being stupid shouldn't be something you are proud of?

adanny01:


Way to go Buhari.

I never thought you had it in you to do the needful. Our laws have been turned upside down and loopholes have been found and created everywhere around the constitution.

The president who enjoys very detailed immunity from the constitution is not protected against criminal prosecution but Judges want to prevent themselves from all prosecution whether criminal or otherwise. Its wrong, the section of the constitution the judges are using to shield the CJN doesnot intend to give such kind of immunity to any Nigerian.

How can the CJN admit to a crime but is defended by Nigerians. Have we sold our conscience for tribalism and political affiliation?

For me, I would never support corruption or a corrupt individual.

Lanre0:
Right for Nigeria. Saraki & other co- thieves have been using this bench robber to win their cases

Tareq1105:


Onnoghen plan to inaugurate Election Tribunal tomorrow even when we've not had the election.

I beg, I no be lawyer, between election petition tribunal and general election, which one should come first?

I've been voting since 1983 and Election Tribunal usually constituted after the election had taken place.

See also the recent Tribunals at Ado Ekiti and Oshogbo set up after the elections.

Now, why would Onnoghen want to inaugurate Election Tribunal tomorrow even when the election is in 3 weeks time?

Onnoghen definitely has something up his sleeve.

Philinho:

Shut up your mouth and stop conflicting yourself.where is the "true spirit of the law" .Talking like an illiterate..This is democracy for your information .

adanny01:


Way to go Buhari.

I never thought you had it in you to do the needful. Our laws have been turned upside down and loopholes have been found and created everywhere around the constitution.

The president who enjoys very detailed immunity from the constitution is not protected against criminal prosecution but Judges want to prevent themselves from all prosecution whether criminal or otherwise. Its wrong, the section of the constitution the judges are using to shield the CJN doesnot intend to give such kind of immunity to any Nigerian.

How can the CJN admit to a crime but is defended by Nigerians. Have we sold our conscience for tribalism and political affiliation?

For me, I would never support corruption or a corrupt individual.

naijapips04:


you are quite dumb.

So I catch a their with my stolen goods, he says he friends stole the goods for him. I should believe the thief abi?

ignorance is not an,excuse in the court of law dude. I can see clearly that you are not sane enough to have adults discussions.

Oktane:


The CJ does have a moral burden based on the discoveries made so far but the law must follow its course.
Mr. President has acted unconstitutionally and this singular act will obfuscate the matter on ground and make him very unpopular.

Sadly, this was a well set trap which he predictably fell into .............albeit unwittingly.

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Tetehjewels:


You are just bent on disgracing yourself.

Read the link you posted yourself.

She never stepped foot anywhere called an nysc office. Her so called trusted associates were her advisers and made all the arrangements on her behalf.

All she did was receive what she thought was authentic..

Again I asked you, how does that translate to her personally admitting to forgery?

You may thing law is for kindergarten minded kids like you but gladly enough, its not

MNDY:
Why obey CCT halted by a higher court for Christ's sake. Constitutionally, Onoghen should still be the CJN until found guilty or otherwise before the next step is taken.

And come to think of it, the CCT judge also has a bribery case with the EFCC. Why was he not suspended? And one idiot is here saying that the President derived his power to suspend Onoghen from the fact that Onoghen admitted...what nonsense!

This man just pissed on our constitution walai

itsdumebi:
@POLITICSNGR

Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki has described the suspension of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Hon. Justice Walter Onoghen by President Muhammadu Buhari, as a coup against democracy and a deliberate attempt to endanger our hard-won democracy.

PoliticsNGR gathered that Saraki, in a statement personally signed by him stated that the suspension was another act of desperation by President Buhari. He noted that by the suspension of the CJN, Buhari has acted outside the provision of the constitution, has exercised the powers which he does not have and that this action amounted to gross misconduct.

“This is an action aimed at undermtining the nation’s judiciary, subverting the constitution, intimidating judges of all the courts of record, and creating uncertainty in the electoral process, thereby laying the foundation for influencing the outcome of litigations that might arise from next month’s elections.

“There are already the general belief that this hasty action was taken to pre-empt the already scheduled inauguration of election petition tribunals by Hon. Justice Onoghen and to destroy national institutions that are perceived to be unco-operative in his bid to manipulate the electoral process leading to next month’s general elections.

“By unilaterally suspending the CJN without following the provision of the constitution, President Buhari has taken an action which amounted to gross misconduct. He has simply sent a dangerous signal to the entire world that Nigeria is no longer a democratic nation and that we have returned to the old, jaded era of military dictatorship .

“Our constitution makes no provision for suspension of the nation’s highest judicial officer. The constitution provides a clear process for removal of the CJN and specify the roles of the three arms of government, beginning from the National Judicial Council (NJC), the National Assembly and lastly, the Presidency, have different roles to play in that process. There is no condition under which the President can usurp the powers of other arms of government. I do not know where the President and his advisers got this idea of suspending the CJN on the so-called order of the Code of Conduct Tribunal but this is novel, disingenuous and alien to our laws.

“The President and his team must have seen this so-called suspension as a short-cut to getting Hon. Justice Onnoghen out of the way since the appellate court has eventually stopped the CCT from continuing with the trial of the CJN. It is strange that President Buhari is claiming to be taking orders from a Tribunal which has been ordered by a superior court to halt all actions on the trial.

“With this action, President Buhari has initiated a process the consequence of which nobody can predict. They have precipitated a constitutional crisis.

“At this point, all democratic institutions in the country, the international community and democrats across the world should rise against this blatant act of impunity. We should jointly condemn this retrogressive, uncivilized and despotic measure”, Saraki stated.

He however called on President Buhari to immediately reverse this decision and allow the due process of law to take its natural course in determining the guilt or otherwise as well as the suitability of Hon. Justice Onnoghen to continue as the head of the nation’s judiciary.

https://politicsngr.com/breaking-saraki-reacts-cjn-suspension-reveals-next-line-action/

naijapips04:


selective justice is called with hunting and that is no justice.

Two kids fought. You smart one and pardon the other. Two murders killed a,man, you killed one and pardoned the other. what's the justice in that?

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

naijapips04:


you catch a thief with some forged certificate and she starts telling you stories . I should forgive her because according to her, her friends forged the certificate for her? how daft can you get?

uridadole:


For your mind you think sataki no get his own for body.
These guys playing with the laws to continue their corrupt practices is disgusting. God preserve PMB and grant him grace to weed them out.

.haba! Who course Nigeria with corruption? Person say him no declare because him forget, we still de wait for court under his control to remove him.

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Tetehjewels:
Cry me a waterfall saraki. Mr President has been handed the right to suspend the CJN by the CJN himself when he admitted in writing that he "forgot " to declare his assets which is against the law.

He thus cannot be a judge in his own case.

Blame the CJN and not Buhari.

Plus the constitution of Nigeria as you rightfully observed is silent regarding suspension but clear when it comes to removal. Thus it places no limitations on Mr President when it comes to suspending the CJN. It only does so when it comes to removal.

Case closed.