ujchief: Interesting! So minister of labour and productivity was indicted in the subsidy probe, N2.7 bil payed to 'his' company. These are the cabals Gej is scared to fight, all protected under the umbrella of pdp. Come 2015, he will come home to contest the gubernitorial election in my state, magically scaling thru all screening exercise, both from INEC, Efcc, icpc et al since hes under the umbrella. Gej and pdp are the bane of democracy in this country!

Okija_juju: When I said this SAN is a lunatic that likes to sue anything, people said I ws being a bigot..




One day, Falana will sue himself for being mad...

k2039:

At the end of the case we will know who are really daft,those who believe something will come out of this or those who believe otherwise.

Frankly if he takes the federal goverment to a court outside the shores of Nigeria he may win,but sueing federal goverment in a Nigeria court on this particular matter and believing he will win is just being plain stupi.d and those also believing he will win are just extremely stupi.d as well

Gbawe:

Man mi, sometimes, it makes one want to cry for Nigeria. Falana reveals the total arbitrariness and disregard for the law with which the Country is being run and some are distractingly only able to contribute silly comments while ignoring the very grave subject matter.

Ordinarily, Nigerians, if politically sophisticated, should be enraged by this adhoc and disdainful disregard for legal provisions. If the NNPC act stipulates that the number of board members for the parastatal should be 7 why has it now gone up to 9 with the appointment of Orasanye and Otti?

Are we just a daft people or is the wider implication not obvious? I.e the thought that this same lawlessness is routine in every aspect and area of the administration of Nigeria under this government?

PointB:


You mean he sues everything that moves?

k2039: Obviously,that's one case he knows he wont win.

Though I dont have a problem with his suit,just that I'm beginning to suspect this man has political ambitions,just trying to be popular.



Only a foo.l will quote my quote and before he does,he/she should know I dont have a problem with his suit but my big problem is with the judiciary in itself,our judiciary is corrupt and their are no salvages left,if he sues the FG in a court out side of Nigeria maybe he can win but not in a Nigerian court(not like the federal goverment doesnt know about the constitution governing NNPC),but expecting that Falana will win this case is just being plain stupi.d.

As it stands only a revolution will save this country not law suits

take dat: Nigerians are so nonchalant and oppressed to the extent that we fail to question our government while those who take up the gauntlet to do so are called names. Its highly disturbing that till date none has asked the government the cost of the contract awarded to JB and RCC to rehabilitate the Lagos Ibadan expressway after the concession given to Bi Courtney was withdrawn. Similar infractions like the mentioned where government arbitrarily took decisions without no one to question them.
Not until we collectively begin to question and hold these guys accountable to us, before we can make progress.

Okija_juju: When I said this SAN is a lunatic that likes to sue anything, people said I ws being a bigot..




One day, Falana will sue himself for being mad...

Okija_juju: When I said this SAN is a lunatic that likes to sue anything, people said I ws being a bigot..




One day, Falana will sue himself for being mad...

Okija_juju:


The guy sued dangotes trucks to court for jamming people...

k2039:

At the end of the case we will know who are really daft,those who believe something will come out of this or those who believe otherwise.

Frankly if he takes the federal goverment to a court outside the shores of Nigeria he may win,but sueing federal goverment in a Nigeria court on this particular matter and believing he will win is just being plain stupi.d and those also believing he will win are just extremely stupi.d as well

omenka:

The crusader ihas been making altruistic efforts to stem the tide of corruption that has engulfed evry facet of our society, beginin from the top, yet armchair critics like u wld always view issues from a political periscope. If eventually he is haunded to a point he has to leave the country and continue his advocacy for good governance and accountability from a country that upholds human rights, same pple like u wld be the first to raise critical tongues and fingers in his condemnation with such remarks as 'that useless old man is abroad saying rubish! What has he done for his immidiate community?'
Well when that time comes, hopefully it never will, make sure you refer to this thread and others that bear records of his selfless efforts.
It truely pains me to read comments such as yours.

Bobajo: Are you for real? So nobody should challenge illegal acts again? Chineke!!! We are in trouble in this country with people like this dude making this sort of asinine comment.

omenka:

The crusader ihas been making altruistic efforts to stem the tide of corruption that has engulfed evry facet of our society, beginin from the top, yet armchair critics like u wld always view issues from a political periscope. If eventually he is haunded to a point he has to leave the country and continue his advocacy for good governance and accountability from a country that upholds human rights, same pple like u wld be the first to raise critical tongues and fingers in his condemnation with such remarks as 'that useless old man is abroad saying rubish! What has he done for his immidiate community?'
Well when that time comes, hopefully it never will, make sure you refer to this thread and others that bear records of his selfless efforts.
It truely pains me to read comments such as yours.

Okija_juju: When I said this SAN is a lunatic that likes to sue anything, people said I ws being a bigot..




One day, Falana will sue himself for being mad...

lukaino: tot this guy has a bunch of advisers who should prevent these gaffes; whats their job? Falana has a valid point on this

Gbawe:


Precisely. Your perspective is totally correct. Why, with so many expensively maintained advisers, does this government keep managing to do things that show open disregard for the rule of law? Making this about Falana is asinine. We should worry about what these sort of actions portend for Nigeria.

dounleedee:

You guys should not relent in giving us your constructive and educative comments.
The challenges we have in re-building this country are always better depicted by some of the bizarre comments on this forum.
Africans have never really enjoyed or witnessed true democracy and this sometimes explains our myopic and pessimistic attitude towards the rule of law, constitutional rights, and roles of organs and agents of governments.
The sad and ironic part is the unwillingness of our people to educate their minds through the words and actions of those pointing us in the right directions.

The challenges we have in re-building this country are always better depicted by some of the bizarre comments on this forum.