I know alot of people currently support the buhari decision to influence and outrightly flout court judgements.

Well, did I hear you say "desperate times calls for desperate measures"?
My only concern is what would happen during the 2019 election!

This dictatorial tendencies if left unchecked and if supported by Nigerians would set our infant democracy back by 20 years or more and it would also affect all spheres of our democracy including; the electoral system.

Imagine a situation where the legacy of the last administration -free and fair election- would be destroyed and court orders/judgements flouted with impunity.

I totally abhor what dansuki has done and I am no supporter of nnamdi kalu but the judgement of the court must be respected regardless of whose ox is gored. Unless you are telling me the court is incompetent.

#Saynotodictactorship

[b]The Judiciary will surely resist potential interference from Buhari and his APC rascals.
[/b]And it won't be long before they step on toes, and no one how their face off with Iran will turn out, but those Iranians are highly experienced in the kind of trouble Buhari is stoking.

cckris:
[b]The Judiciary will surely resist potential interference from Buhari and his APC rascals.
[/b]And it won't be long before they step on toes, and no one how their face off with Iran will turn out, but those Iranians are highly experienced in the kind of trouble Buhari is stoking.

No be fight nah.
If this goveenment suceeds, its for the goodnof all Nigerians so its best we support them.
Stone them when they misbehave and clap when they do well.

magicminister:


No be fight nah.
If this goveenment suceeds, its for the goodnof all Nigerians so its best we support them.
Stone them when they misbehave and clap when they do well.

Please don't miss the point. The Government should succeed legally, by due process, and the rule of law, not the recklessness by which they came to power.

cckris:
Please don't miss the point. The Government should succeed legally, by due process, and the rule of law, not the recklessness by which they came to power.

Yes sir!!

cckris:
Please don't miss the point. The Government should succeed legally, by due process, and the rule of law, not the recklessness by which they came to power.

then we will never make progress. Judiciary too slow for the job that needs to be done. Unless you want to use 200 years to get there like America. Korea Singapore and Malaysia did use all this grammar you'respeaking to develop economically. Human Rights or rapid economic development, choose

[quote author=magicminister post=41522249]I know alot of people currently support the buhari decision to influence and outrightly flout court judgements.

Well, did I hear you say "desperate times calls for desperate measures"?
My only concern is what would happen during the 2019 election!

This dictatorial tendencies if left unchecked and if supported by Nigerians would set our infant democracy back by 20 years or more and it would also affect all spheres of our democracy including; the electoral system.

Imagine a situation where the legacy of the last administration -free and fair election- would be destroyed and court orders/judgements flouted with impunity.

I totally abhor what dansuki has done and I am no supporter of nnamdi kalu but the judgement of the court must be respected regardless of whose ox is gored. Unless you are telling me the court is incompetent.

#Saynotodictactorship
[/quoten we will never make progress. Judiciary too slow for the job that needs to be done. Unless you want to use 200 years to get there like America. Korea Singapore and Malaysia did use all this grammar you'respeaking to develop economically. Human Rights or rapid economic development, choose
Hope and pray for a benevolent dictator