Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

OAUTemitayo:

The same way you hit the street when justice Ayo Salami was removed by Jonathan.

Nonsense

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

bamidelee:

guns would be used to correct your head for you

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Tetehjewels:
Cry me a waterfall saraki. Mr President has been handed the right to suspend the CJN by the CJN himself when he admitted in writing that he "forgot " to declare his assets which is against the law.

He thus cannot be a judge in his own case.

Blame the CJN and not Buhari.

Plus the constitution of Nigeria as you rightfully observed is silent regarding suspension but clear when it comes to removal. Thus it places no limitations on Mr President when it comes to suspending the CJN. It only does so when it comes to removal.

Case closed.

eodavids:


Case opened:

You may need a lesson on the principles of separation of powers.
Do not forget that separation of powers is what underlies democracy.

As we claim to be practicing Democracy, we must abide by the principles of separation of powers which is to the effect that the Legislature, the Executive and the Judiciary are the Three (3) Arms of of Government who acts as checks and balances one over another and democracy cannot be said to be in effect except where each of this 3 arms are operating independent of the other....

Note: There is a Head of the Legislature; Head of the Executive and Head of the Judiciary.
To remove a head of each arm requires recommendations and approval from the other arm(s).

EXCEPT YOU ARE WELL TAUGHT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF SEPARATION OF POWERS, YOU WILL BE RANTING MEANINGLESS WORDS HERE AND THERE.

The law is beautiful, because it looks at issues with broadmindedness, not with myopic lenses used by unlearned Nairalanders here.

If I may repeat, the Code of Conduct Tribunal has been established with the exclusive jurisdiction to deal with all violations contravening any of the provisions of the Code as per paragraph 15(1). This provision has expressly ousted the powers of ordinary regular courts in respect of such violations.

“The Tribunal to the exclusion of other courts is also empowered to impose any punishments as specified under sub-paragraphs (2) (a), (b) & (c) of paragraph 18 as provided in sub-paragraphs 3 and 4 of paragraph 18 while appeals shall lie as of right from such decisions to the Court of Appeal.

The real important question to ask at this stage is what is the consequences of the violation of the aforesaid paragraphs of the 5th Schedule to the 1999 Constitution?



“The answer to the above question is to be found in Paragraph 12 of the said Part 1 of the 5th Schedule which enacts as follows: -‘Any allegation that a public officer has committed a breach of provisions of this code shall be made to the Code of Conduct Bureau.’

“It is my considered view that the above provision is very clear and unambiguous. It provides a remedy in the event of any alleged breach of the provisions. The remedy lies with the Code of Conduct Bureau which has been clothed with the requisite jurisdiction to handle such matters.”

rumelovelace:
Abuse of office is RIGHT

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Evercurious:


HERE GOES EVERY FORM OF STUPIDITY

Ategberoson:



is that why you're writing in capital letter? upcoming witch

Evercurious:


AND THERE GOES A BLOOD BAPTISED WIZARD

Ategberoson:



with that your yam legs. abeg dissolve to the air

babyphaze07:
If surely we don't agree with Buhari, let's stop ranting on Nairaland. Let's hit the street and bring his govt down.

Back to Sudan is 1000%

babyphaze07 post=75112446:
If surely we don't agree with Buhari, let's stop ranting on Nairaland. Let's hit the street and bring his govt down.

Back to Sudan is 1000% certain.

Hypocrisy is when a Nigerian which has never witnessed a credible, reasonable free and fair election until 2015 is talking about hitting the street. More pitiable is them testing out (without rehearsals) their siezed guns on the most honest and sincere leader the nation has never had since ages past. PMB is not your scapegoat. Deal with your former leader-oppressors first and then we can get started talking.

Talk about power you never really had. .

Evercurious:



IF ONLY YOU KNEW HOW BEAUTIFUL ,STRAIGHT AND WELL STRUCTURED LEGS I VE GOT....TRUST ME I KNOW YOUR TYPE,,YOU WLD EAT FROM IT, DILAPITATED BEING OH SORRY 'THING' LIKE YOU

Ategberoson:



eat from the smelly things you're carrying about

first class mumu

Evercurious:



YOUR MOUTH DON TIRE YOU? DILAPITATED THING LIKE YOU

Ategberoson:



dilapidated u meant? you and your Igbo English is just entertaining me



you are even bragging with your leftover pvssy that many dirty guys have spoilt

Evercurious:



OOH YES, DILAPITATED I INSIST COS YOU ARE A THING TO ME. NO SENSE AT ALL. HENCE YOU STILL REMAIN 'A THING'

Ategberoson:


you wish you could have me but I won't give you that privilege until you learn how to relate words with your point


I can't help your off point talk, I only laugh it off

Evercurious:



OOH DEAR, SUCH SENSELESS THOUGHT... DID YOU JUST USE THE WORD 'LAUGH'? YOUR MOUTH AND HAND DON TIRE YOU? STUPID

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Tetehjewels:
Cry me a waterfall saraki. Mr President has been handed the right to suspend the CJN by the CJN himself when he admitted in writing that he "forgot " to declare his assets which is against the law.

He thus cannot be a judge in his own case.

Blame the CJN and not Buhari.

Plus the constitution of Nigeria as you rightfully observed is silent regarding suspension but clear when it comes to removal. Thus it places no limitations on Mr President when it comes to suspending the CJN. It only does so when it comes to removal.

Case closed.

Patrioticman007:
The CCT advised PMB to suspend the CJN pending the determination of his case. Once he is found not guilty he will be reinstated. Nobody should be above the law, if saraki as the Number 3 citizen of Nigeria, was docked and he won the case. Why won't the number 5 citizen defend his name in the court, if truly he is innocent, he has noting to fear, for he will be reinstated immediately after the trial. God bless Nigeria.

Tetehjewels:


He got the powers the moment the CJN admitted to his "crime of omission" in which ignorance is not an excuse in the face of the law.

In that event he cannot be a judge in his own case. He was given the opportunity to voluntarily step aside pending the outcome of his case but he refused. He therefore had ri be suspended on those grounds.

And regarding your earlier ganduje nonsense, he has immunity now. Such an immunity not enjoyed by the CJN