ariefadenco:


Look at the EFFIGY OF JUSTICE. She is blind folded, she is heartless, she doesnt recognise family, tribe, personality or race. It metes punishment as the law dictates. This is what a good law and an unbiased leader should represent.
Wike has not fallen short of what is expected of him.

okoloemmalex:
it took Wike almost 2weeks sounding this warnings both on the TV, Radion and even charged the traditional rulers to also scale the sensitization down to her people. And he did emphasized on the Hotel case, but people 're here talking out of sentiments and emotions.


Wike did nothing wrong if you did read the content of the reasons why they were demolished.


Let's be objective in our judgement

wamide042:
I want to believe that 80% of the people chatting here don’t live in PHC because if they do,they will know that PH people are very stubborn, and law breakers you all see that in Tacha. Wike has been sounding this warnings weeks before the lockdown on State TVs and Radio stations that anyone who flaunt the orders will be severely dealt with.
During the government of Amechi he went to powerline junction and sealed the place it wasn’t up to three weeks they came back there again, it was after this he demolished the place.
So the hotels flaunt the orders let them face the consequences..

festacman:
One thing I know is that Governor Nyesom Wike who boldly and personally supervised the demolition of those hotels can't say he lacks the power to mobilise the police and soldiers to storm those hotels, seal them and arrest every human being in their premises: owner, manager, workers, pimps, oloshos and clients and shepherd them before a court with appropriate charges slammed against them as well as the hotels as entities.

I maintain that Gov. Wike has NO business demolishing those hotels. His action remains unnecessary, reckless and lawless.

The danger is that if Nigerian State Governors need only an Executive Order to act as judge, prosecutor, jury and penal enforcer and could demolish business buildings at will, then Nigeria is playing with fire because the business premises of many political opponents of state governors will be in crumbles across the country soon.

"For instance, on the issue of kidnapping and armed robbery, the governor of Anambra and other governors decided that anybody who kidnaps or any house where a kidnapped person Is hidden will be demolished. Wrong as it may seem but that is the way they can address the issues confronting them"

yanabasee1:
What happened to fining them... Demolishing a building that only violated social gathering is wicked....


Wike will surely pay for his sins, whether he likes it or not....


How will the hoteliers recover from their lost?


When you fight people....be ready to face the consequences..... Abba Kyari fought with alot of people...Ofcoz you know where he is today....

Alwaysachick:




All this grammar doesn't change the fact that some one disobeyed the law and absconded.

MainJoe:


The right to property, fair hearing and liberty are constitutional rights. No Governor has the power to dismiss these rights under the pretext of enforcing the COVID-19 regulations."

“No Constitution allows a Governor to become the maker of a Law, accuser, witness, enforcer of the Law, the prosecutor and the Judge at the same time. It is primitive,”

By Femi Falana SAN

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Does being stubborn give the Governor the right to go around bringing down hotels people toiled to build for years?

Alwaysachick:
Nairaland is filled with Hypocrites or confused people that would rather follow the popular crowd instead of reasoning.

festacman:
One thing I know is that Governor Nyesom Wike who boldly and personally supervised the demolition of those hotels can't say he lacks the power to mobilise the police and soldiers to storm those hotels, seal them and arrest every human being in their premises: owner, manager, workers, pimps, oloshos and clients and shepherd them before a court with appropriate charges slammed against them as well as the hotels as entities.

I maintain that Gov. Wike has NO business demolishing those hotels. His action remains unnecessary, reckless and lawless.

The danger is that if Nigerian State Governors need only an Executive Order to act as judge, prosecutor, jury and penal enforcer and could demolish business buildings at will, then Nigeria is playing with fire because the business premises of many political opponents of state governors will be in crumbles across the country soon.

Righteousness89:
Oga Tony pls tell Them...


If you have the guts to break the law, you should have the same guts to Receive whatever comes with it





It's Just like some of my Brothers here that are against Receiving and Accepting JESUS CHRIST, despite Salvation being free. Yet they tell you How Wicked GOD is to let people go to Hell Fire..

bolaayenimo:
who stubbornness epp?

Righteousness89:
Oga Tony pls tell Them...


If you have the guts to break the law, you should have the same guts to Receive whatever comes with it





It's Just like some of my Brothers here that are against Receiving and Accepting JESUS CHRIST, despite Salvation being free. Yet they tell you How Wicked GOD is to let people go to Hell Fire..

Eborty:
People keep on rattling unnecessary comments here.
Is'nt COVID-19 deadly.?
Is'nt COVID-19 contigous...?
Then why will someone delibrately break an order that can save thousands of lives and resources (economic).
If someone is so thickheaded to break a law, same person will be ready for the consequences that follows.
This wike gave lots of warming that even me in lagos was thinking that ph is a war zone. Anyways, someone must be a scapegoat for others to be educated on the importance of laws/order.
A hotel is like a hotspot, imagine one covid-19 patient walks-in.
Now think about the magnitude of infections and chaos it will cause, this particular hotel can cause a far more complicating issue that the current one the state is handling.
Still same folks out here will say he is incompetent and irresponsible to handle the situation.
Lives and billions of naira are at stake here, and as we all know, nigerians are so keen at abusing rules and regulations even at critical times.

saintokwuluora:

No matter how one feels about the severity of the punishment, it is still legal because under the enforcement of Executive Order, the Governor has the discretion to it's enforcement outside the court. The only remedy is to challenge the Executive Order in a court on the grounds that it is contrary to the provisions of the Constitution, until then the ignorant will continue to cry unnecessarily.

saintokwuluora:

No matter how one feels about the severity of the punishment, it is still legal because under the enforcement of Executive Order, the Governor has the discretion to it's enforcement outside the court. The only remedy is to challenge the Executive Order in a court on the grounds that it is contrary to the provisions of the Constitution, until then the ignorant will continue to cry unnecessarily.

bolaayenimo:
i believe Wike will compensate the dude later

Alwaysachick:



I'm not your bro Nwokem, and if you have genuine interest for the safety of lives, demolition of that hotel will be the least of your worries. Of course you are just another hypocrite.

Besides you are the sentimental one here, stop crying please.

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright

No body is above the law

You think you got some money and dumb fuckkk hotel then you won't comply with the governor's directives

MainJoe:


Wike should not be allowed to continue to violate the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended).

Executive Order relied upon by Governor Wike is an administrative instrument with guidelines and not a Law, adding that the Constitution supersedes the Governor’s order.
Falana does not have a locus to challenge the Executive Order 6, let's I forget what was his opinion when the CJN was removed unconstitutionally.
By Femi Falana SAN

bolaayenimo:
If the hotel owners sue and win in court, will Wike pay ??