Blue3k:



You're still wrong. Read National Lottery Act of 2005. Again my point about education system failing you stands. Read section 8 (1) of the national lottery act which states that the appointment of the DG is subject to senate’s confirmation. Lol at who ever liked your comment.

Link: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.natlotregcom.gov.ng/downloads/NLA_2005.pdf&ved=0ahUKEwiAq9r6h_DUAhUE2oMKHQweAS4QFggdMAA&usg=AFQjCNFq8lwm3_S2gH4QOnabdcKQrS5LrQ

jollymizzle:
You got it wrong, in Nigeria we have a constitution, however flawed it way be, we have and is binding on us all, whether executive, legislature e,Judiciary or the common man. Right now the acting president, a professor of law said he went through the Constitution and he wasn't able to find where it was written that the legislature has such powers, now I'm not saying he is right or wrong, and like someone said the matter is already at the Supreme Court, the Judiciary being the only body that can interpret any law would tell us who has the power to make confirmation of appointments . so except you have found the section in the Constitution that gives the legislature the power to make confirmations I will tell you to stop assuming. The powers and extent of such power granted each of the arms of government is clearly stated in the Constitution.

Blue3k:


You're still wrong.

emmateejay:
can somebody with good reasoning direct me to a country were i can relax until nigeria is back to normal. Don't beg me cus my mind if made up.

emmateejay:
can somebody with good reasoning direct me to a country were i can relax until nigeria is back to normal. Don't beg me cus my mind if made up.

mfm04622:


So because of run the same type of government does that mean all our laws are the same?

kenny987:


That is the position of the law. The Executive does not have exclusive powers of appointment in all instances. Where that power is shared with the Senate, they cannot impose a nominee. The law says certain appointments are subject to the confirmation of the Senate. To be subject to something is to he bound by it! If the Senate confirms, the appointment is validated; if the Senate rejects an appointee, such appointment is immediately nullified and the Executive ought therefore to nominate another appointee. QED!

Blue3k:



You're still wrong. Read National Lottery Act of 2005. Again my point about education system failing you stands. Read section 8 (1) of the national lottery act which states that the appointment of the DG is subject to senate’s confirmation. Lol at who ever liked your comment.

Link: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.natlotregcom.gov.ng/downloads/NLA_2005.pdf&ved=0ahUKEwiAq9r6h_DUAhUE2oMKHQweAS4QFggdMAA&usg=AFQjCNFq8lwm3_S2gH4QOnabdcKQrS5LrQ

mfm04622:


I have decided not descend to your level. If you re-read my initial post you quoted, you will see i did not comment on this situation. just pointed out that one can't assume laws from two different countries to be the same. In the second i pointed out that not all appointment need confirmation and that you quoted the wrong law. In your response you continue with your insult without admitting you quoted the wrong law.

Splashme:
This Buhari and APC govt is the worst ever in the history of Nigeria

Just recently, US president Donald Trump nominated Andrew Pudzer as Secretary of Labour. The US Congress turned down his nomination and immediately that became the end. Trump had to immediately forward a replacement to Congress.

It is only in Nigeria that the country's National Assembly (an equivalent of US Congress) will reject the president's nominee and members of the Executive will insist they will rather keep him in perpetual Acting capacity than doing away with him. What then was the reason for forwarding the names to National Assembly in the first place?

These people are turning our beloved country to a theatre of comedy

givbitcoin:


Osibanjo cannot rule this country. He lacks moral jurisdiction to do so. He should resign or be impeached

stealthtiger:
Are we talking about moral legitimacy here?

Evablizin:
Kai let the battle begin,but my Acting P is an overcomer,where is that Legend of sicker self,he better come back here oh

greatiyk4u:



U need to compare the reasons for the rejection in both cases


Senate is yet to convince the executive on the reason for rejectin magu

Splashme:
This Buhari and APC govt is the worst ever in the history of Nigeria

Just recently, US president Donald Trump nominated Andrew Pudzer as Secretary of Labour. The US Congress turned down his nomination and immediately that became the end. Trump had to immediately forward a replacement to Congress.

It is only in Nigeria that the country's National Assembly (an equivalent of US Congress) will reject the president's nominee and members of the Executive will insist they will rather keep him in perpetual Acting capacity than doing away with him. What then was the reason for forwarding the names to National Assembly in the first place?

These people are turning our beloved country to a theatre of comedy

MirJay:
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They want to finish us in this country o. If they impeach him how are we suppose to survive till 2019 to vote them out.

On a lighter note i think they should remove him and inaugurate Mazi Nnamdi Kanu so that he will test the mantle of leadership and realize to be a leader is not by being hypocritical.

bigfish3k:


it doesn't matter whether morally right or wrong. rejection is rejection, that's their work. even if its political, the constitution didn't give them any outline for rejection, infact they can reject u for not liking your face

oluseyiforj ;Desus:
How I wish my imagination can turn to reality, I imagine all d senator present and a big BOMB drops on dem all

Iype:
Senators and their misplaced priorities, rather than focus on how to improve the condition of their various constituencies.

I pity my country men and later my brothers from the east will call her zoo .