Court document filed on behalf of President Buhari, the Federal Government and Attorney General of the Federation revealed that the NJC recommended Onnoghen’s compulsory retirement.

This  is contrary to speculation of the NJC’s offer of “voluntary retirement”  of  Onnoghen, following the refusal of the council to make public its recommendation of  April 5, 2019. Punch reported that Onnoghen was recommended for compulsory retirement, based on a petition by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission “alleging financial impropriety and infidelity to the Constitution”.

The document was filed on behalf by the Solicitor General of the Federation and Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Justice, Mr Dayo Apata, on behalf of the three out of a total of seven defendants in opposition to a suit instituted by Malcom Omirhobo Foundation. However Apata who filed a response on behalf of President Buhari and others, comprising a counter-affidavit along with a written address and a notice of preliminary objection revealed that the NJC recommended Onnoghen’s compulsory retirement. They also confirmed officially for the first time that Onnoghen, subsequently on April 6, 2019, submitted his voluntary letter of resignation to Buhari.

https://unclesuru.com/2019/06/04/njc-recommended-onnoghens-compulsory-retirement-buhari/

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Mr jubril,why did you ask the former minister of finance,kemi adeosun to flee the country knowing fully well that she has a forgery case to answer?

comshots:
Mr jubril,why did you ask the former minister of finance,kemi adeosun to flee the country knowing fully well that she has a forgery case to answer?

You have started with ur hateful lies again. Smh

Media and their ways. One thing they will report different things creating confusion where there should be none.

onnoghen is gone.


however, I am curious to know how a private NGO got access to his Asset Declaration Forms...