By Henry Ojelu


The Body of Senior Advocates of Nigeria, BOSAN has resolved to tackle the Federal Government over the trial of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Walter Onnoghen and the President of Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, Paul Usoro, SAN.

The body is currently holding an emergency meeting at the conference room of Nigeria Law School, Lagos. As at the time of filing this report, the body has constituted a committee to draft a communique on their position which will be issued later today.

The meeting which started at about 10:00am had in attendance over 50 Senior Advocates of Nigeria.

A very reliable source who was at the meeting told Vanguard that most of the senior lawyers at the meeting expressed their displeasure with the procedure adopted by the Federal Government in prosecuting the CJN.

According to the source, the trial of the President, Nigerian Bar Association, Paul Usoro, SAN before the Federal High Court Lagos over allegation of fraud was also extensively discoursed.

The source also disclosed that most of the SANs who spoke at the meeting expressed their displeasure with manner that FG appears to have declared war against the judiciary.

Vanguard also learnt that a Senior Advocate who is among Federal Government’s prosecuting team was also at the meeting.

A comprehensive communique on the full resolution of the body will be issued later today.

jomoh:
Thieves resolve to defend their lord.

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criminalmindz:

why will the obas protest? when she's 1,000,000% Guilty of foggery

tegrianonigltd:



Vice versa, supporting buhari whose kids are living the life. And you here supporting a senile man

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chichar1:
you are just talking and writing and Nonsense!!!!!!!!!! goodnight!!!!!

Damsonkc:


The idea is to be stupid but not to be shamelessly stupid. You, my friend, are shamelessly stupid. The comparison here is faulty. The minister was guilty and due process was followed. Let due process be followed in the CJN’s case. He didn’t steal the wealth. He worked for his money. His mistake is not declaring and let the law try him first. Your media trial won’t work. The bogus amounts you mentioned is laughable. Nigeria is bigger than you and the rest of you holding this nation to ransome.

hisexcellency34:
No one is above the law, be you the President, CJN or even Senate President. If the NBA President and CJN are guilty, they should be made to face the music.

If Buhari too is guilty, Nigerians should kick him out next month

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Truly, It's not Buhari's fault that the person you answer his name doesnt leave any legacy for you to have a good life.
We his children are proud of what he did in his youth to make sure we have a good life.
Don't blame us for another father that decided to be playing pool, drinking and smoking around in the village while his mates joined the military and others did something good for the future of their children.
Ok bye!
TRUTH IS BITTER tho!

OgeFather:
The manner in which the federal government uses and direspects the judiciary in Nigeria is really alarming

Damsonkc:


The idea is to be stupid but not to be shamelessly stupid. You, my friend, are shamelessly stupid. The comparison here is faulty. The minister was guilty and due process was followed. Let due process be followed in the CJN’s case. He didn’t steal the wealth. He worked for his money. His mistake is not declaring and let the law try him first. Your media trial won’t work. The bogus amounts you mentioned is laughable. Nigeria is bigger than you and the rest of you holding this nation to ransome.