Hundreds of Policemen forced the gate of the Rivers State high court premises open on Tuesday, to allow the controversial Chief Judge, Justice Daisy Okocha, access into the high court premises.

Okocha subsequently held a meeting with some top judges in the state, in the high court.

The judiciary workers union in the state has been on strike since June, when the National Judicial Commission, pronounced Okocha as the state’s Chief Justice.

More details later.

http://www.punchng.com/news/confusion-as-police-break-into-rivers-high-court/

When will peace reign in our land..................

"Lion Vs Leopard"

Jonathan and his unending madness

This very move would be jonathan's waterloo!

Everywhere you turn in Nigeria...there is one strife or the other.

It is well

Another Mbu is welcomed to town, and like Mbu J he shall flee like a dog while claiming he is indeed a Lion.

The former CP Tunde Ogunsaki refused to dabble into politics and was quickly transferred out so as to bring Mbu reloaded.

Make we dey watch.

Goodnews!!! Welcome development!!! Rivers State must move on!!! Rivers State is bigger than APC and their evil representation!!! Tump up police!!!

Goodnews!!! Welcome development!!! Rivers State must move on!!! Rivers State is bigger than APC and their evil representation!!! Tump up police!!!

worthytalk: Goodnews!!! Welcome development!!! Rivers State must move on!!! Rivers State is bigger than APC and their evil representation!!! Tump up police!!!

Your type can never come from Rivers State. So, you are ready for another round of crisis?

kel4soft:

Your type can never come from Rivers State. So, you are ready for another round of crisis?

Don't mind the c.ow!
It's only in Rivers State that I have seen where Judges and NJC refuses to go to court but will seek to use jungle justice to achieve their aim.
Justice Daisy Okocha knows she will be due for retirement in January 16, 2015 that's why she has become desperate and is willing to sacrifice her 34 years if upright standing to follow WIKEd a small boi that did court attachment under her 22 years ago.

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Your type can never come from Rivers State. So, you are ready for another round of crisis?[/quote. Amaechi have not seen anything yet.

hardywaltz: Another Mbu is welcomed to town, and like Mbu J he shall flee like a dog while claiming he is indeed a Lion.

The former CP Tunde Ogunsaki refused to dabble into politics and was quickly transferred out so as to bring Mbu reloaded.

Make we dey watch.

That is a true Yoruba son

Tears everywhere

They are wasting their time. Daisy Ockocha will never be chief Judge in Rivers state. We denounce imposition from any quarter whether from Aso Rock or white House. It won't work. Whether they use DSS, Army, Police or CIA. It won't work. Let her sit there alone na

police and rivers again?

Weak wikeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Make dem save lives oh, make blood no too flow...

I smell impeachment. lol

Is it not the Police that enforce Laws and directves? Does the OP and his paymasters expect militants to enforce laws and directives?

If the Rivers state government refuses to obey order of court and the NJC, it behoves on the Police to restore sanity in the polity. Amaechi and his cohorts cannot hold the Rivers state Judiciary to ransom, while many cases are left unattended to. That would amount to gross injustice to those awaiting trial and others who are constrained by time limit.


Let us learn that no individual is bigger than the state. Justice Daisy Okocha represents an institution and her person or what she stands for ought not to count in this instance. Amaechi is too small to drag the sacred office of the Chief Judge into his 'cry-cry politics'.

20pounds: Is it not the Police that enforce Laws and directves? Does the OP and his paymasters expect militants to enforce laws and directives?

If the Rivers state government refuses to obey order of court and the NJC, it behoves on the Police to restore sanity in the polity. Amaechi and his cohorts cannot hold the Rivers state Judiciary to ransom, while many cases are left unattended to. That would amount to gross injustice to those awaiting trial and others who are constrained by time limit.


Let us learn that no individual is bigger than the state. Justice Daisy Okocha represents an institution and her person or what she stands for ought not to count in this instance. Amaechi is too small to drag the sacred office of the Chief Judge into his 'cry-cry politics'.

Reasonable post, people should stop turning a blind eye to the truth because of their blind support for Amaechi. Amaechi likes trouble a lot .

20pounds: Is it not the Police that enforce Laws and directves? Does the OP and his paymasters expect militants to enforce laws and directives?

If the Rivers state government refuses to obey order of court and the NJC, it behoves on the Police to restore sanity in the polity. Amaechi and his cohorts cannot hold the Rivers state Judiciary to ransom, while many cases are left unattended to. That would amount to gross injustice to those awaiting trial and others who are constrained by time limit.


Let us learn that no individual is bigger than the state. Justice Daisy Okocha represents an institution and her person or what she stands for ought not to count in this instance. Amaechi is too small to drag the sacred office of the Chief Judge into his 'cry-cry politics'.

Mr. dim, Which Court Order plz....

cyril10:

Reasonable post, people should stop turning a blind eye to the truth because of their blind support for Amaechi. Amaechi likes trouble a lot .

By their fruits, they shall be known, Brainless....what is reasonable about the waste of space or garbage Mr.Dim wrote

jt2010:

Mr. dim, Which Court Order plz....

There is a subsisting Court Judgement to the effect that 'it is a matter of Practice for the most senior Judge of the High Court to replace a retiring Chief Judge." The NJC, also, is of the opinion.

Why is Amaechi insisting on desecrating the sanctity of the Judiciary? Dragging the Judiciary into politics will never augur well for our nascent democracy.

20pounds:


There is a subsisting Court Judgement to the effect that 'it is a matter of Practice for the most senior Judge of the High Court to replace a retiring Chief Judge." The NJC, also, is of the opinion.

Why is Amaechi insisting on desecrating the sanctity of the Judiciary? Dragging the Judiciary into politics will never augur well for our nascent democracy.

Mr., NJC opinion is not a law and am not aware of any such subsisting Court Judgement expect the subsisting Court Judgement that support Amaechi argument that Justice Daisy Okocha is not the most senior high court judge and that any judge with 10 years experience in the bend is qualify to be appoint as Chief Judge of a state.

So my question to you is why is the NJC desecrating the sanctity of the Judiciary by not following the rule of law by following to the Appeal Court if not satisfy, then go the Supreme Court, breaking the law to enforce the law.

jt2010:

Mr., NJC opinion is not a law and am not aware of any such subsisting Court Judgement expect the subsisting Court Judgement that support Amaechi argument that Justice Daisy Okocha is not the most senior high court judge and that any judge with 10 years experience in the bend is qualify to be appoint as Chief Judge of a state.

So my question to you is why is the NJC desecrating the sanctity of the Judiciary by not following the rule of law by following to the Appeal Court if not satisfy, then go the Supreme Court, breaking the law to enforce the law.

All Laws are not found in the Constitution. The Constitution empowers some agencies and bodies to regulate situations they are concerned with. In this instance, NJC regulates the appointment of a CJ.

By 'opinion', I mean their position on the matter. English is not that difficult to understand. Please, don't miseducate people or misrepresent facts here. You seem to thrive on gossip and hearsay.

Find out the position of the law! I am done with you.

20pounds:


All Laws are not found in the Constitution. The Constitution empowers some agencies and bodies to regulate situations they are concerned with. In this instance, NJC regulates the appointment of a CJ.

By 'opinion', I mean their position on the matter. English is not that difficult to understand. Please, don't miseducate people or misrepresent facts here. You seem to thrive on gossip and hearsay.

Find out the position of the law! I am done with you.

Stop trying to be clever by half... appointment of a state CJ is a constitutional matter, which must follow the constitutional procedures. So NJC as a body is not a law in itself... so your ignorant statement of NJC regulating the appointment of a state CJ cannot stand logic, either his it back up with any law but the option u express here is just one of those free newspaper joint argument with any basis. The law stated the NJC will recommend and the Governor will appoint subject to the approval of the state house of assembly. So tell me which part of this state of law you cannot gap about.

NgeneUkwenu: This very move would be jonathan's waterloo!

I pity the president. He is setting a very bad precedence

20pounds:


All Laws are not found in the Constitution. The Constitution empowers some agencies and bodies to regulate situations they are concerned with. In this instance, NJC regulates the appointment of a CJ.

By 'opinion', I mean their position on the matter. English is not that difficult to understand. Please, don't miseducate people or misrepresent facts here. You seem to thrive on gossip and hearsay.

Find out the position of the law! I am done with you.

I don't know which constitution you are talking of, but definitely not the 1999 constitution (As Amended)

1..2...3....Going..going,Amaechi are you still there?,Now its unlucky to be sturbborn in the face of insurmountable odd,comply with the court directive amaechi, alas you should knw that PATIENCE is( the supreme virtue of the)god,so just confess the truth and jonathan will promise you life am certain

Ameachi the greatest dictator and tyrant have ever seen.