TheGoodJoe:
cc: 9jaDoomCountry
So in what part of the constitution where Governors given rights to demolish hotels for flaunting Lockdown/curfew orders?

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There is no provision for even the President to take the Law into his hands and then begin to mete out punishments to citizens without recourse to the constitution."

“The right to property, fair hearing and liberty are constitutional rights. No Governor has the power to dismiss these rights under the pretext of enforcing the COVID-19 regulations."

“No Constitution allows a Governor to become the maker of a Law, accuser, witness, enforcer of the Law, the prosecutor and the Judge at the same time. It is primitive,”

By Femi Falana SAN

https://www.nairaland.com/5850227/wike-colossal-embarrassment-nigerian-bar

9jaDoomCountry:






I was hoping you will give me a name of a reasonable human being not knowing you don't have any anyway. The guy you are referring to is one of the problems we have in this country.


He was among the people to throng Gani park back in 2012 to protest pump price at 120 but when the demon raised it to 143 he became deaf and dumb.


The same learned fellow as he calla himself was among the people that told the zombies that a certificate-less herdsmen patron is the best to lead over two hundred million people. In a sane society people like him belong to the dustbin.


On the matter, let him lead the owner of the hotel to appeal court. What did he say when bohari is using taxpayers' money to rehabilitate terrorists? What did he say when bohari was flouting court orders upandan? What did he say when bohari destroyed appointment of key officers based on federal character and made it fulani affairs .


Nonsense and ingredients

TheGoodJoe:


“The right to property, fair hearing and liberty are constitutional rights."

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You don't need someone to tell you this was ignored before the demolition. Even the State released a wrong name as the owner of the Hotel. Later they found out they were wrong. So attacking relentlessly does not change the facts on ground.

Even in the court verdict, the Hotel owner was denied his rights to a lawyer.

We need to start doing things right or we are wrong criticising Buhari for doing things outside the boundary of the Law.

9jaDoomCountry:




I thought you would have shown me where he took boahri to court for disobeying court orders. Which lawlessness is more than that?


Or is the law made for for some people?

TheGoodJoe:


Buhari doing wrong does not exonerate Wike from wrong. I wonder where you guys got that ideology from. The first release by the Government officials was even wrong. They thought Princewill the youth leader owns the Hotel. Later they found it was not true.

Wrong is wrong. There is no way to coat it right.

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The demolition of Prodest Hotel is forced evictions and in violation of article 11 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and other human rights treaties to which Nigeria is a state party,” SERAP disclosed via its official Twitter handle.