What is the political implication of Tinubu deploying soldiers to fight Niger Republic without the consent of the combined House of Assembly as stipulated by the constitution?

Ask Obi and leave Tinubu alone.

Thats Treason against the state. Impeachment instanta

Own goal, treasonable felony

Deploying soldiers without proper legislative approval can be a violation of democratic processes and the separation of powers. In many democracies, including Nigeria, military interventions typically require authorization from the appropriate legislative body. If a leader were to deploy soldiers without such approval, it could lead to legal, political, and constitutional concerns. These could include debates about the misuse of executive power, erosion of democratic norms, and potential backlash from the public, political opponents, and international observers. It's important to note that the specific consequences would depend on the legal and political context of the situation.

Nothing will happen because it's not being deployed as Nigeria invasion but as ECOWAS Protocol forces which Nigeria is a signatory

One thing that will happen?

Well, the US wouldn't be shouting "we stand with Niger" up and down even though we did the same thing that made them "stand with Ukraine".

Those blurdy gay bigots.

IconicR:
Ask Obi and leave Tinubu alone.

He never won the elections

Did Bush get Senate approval before invading Iraq?! Some people don't understand the power of Presidency. There's always a way about these things.

He won't do so

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IumG0_rv7HE

It’s Treasonable To Deploy Nigerian Army To Niger Without Senate Approval

Apple2:
He can be overthrown. Powers stripped from him with immediate effect. The body makes up presidency, he can't go against the body, never

Overthrown using your keyboard abi?

incandescentena:
Thats Treason against the state. Impeachment instanta

Whatever you are smoking, stop it before it stops you

We are in Nigeria nothing will happen

Ladyclara002:
Deploying soldiers without proper legislative approval can be a violation of democratic processes and the separation of powers. In many democracies, including Nigeria, military interventions typically require authorization from the appropriate legislative body. If a leader were to deploy soldiers without such approval, it could lead to legal, political, and constitutional concerns. These could include debates about the misuse of executive power, erosion of democratic norms, and potential backlash from the public, political opponents, and international observers. It's important to note that the specific consequences would depend on the legal and political context of the situation.

This your novel can be summarised with one statement: Breach of constitution, hence impeachment.

WorldRichest:


Whatever you are smoking, stop it before it stops you

We do smoke it side by side, you and I

Whiteangel1234:
Nothing will happen because it's not being deployed as Nigeria invasion but as ECOWAS Protocol forces which Nigeria is a signatory

Though Nigeria is part of Ecowas but they also can say they will not be part of the invasion, they are not forced to join it.

BTW, as the grand commandant in chief of armed forces, Tinubu can deploy the military without the approval of the house, The military does not answer to the Judiciary or Legislative but only to the president.

Though he could be impeached if he does this all by himself and it backfires on Nigeria

The soilders will not be allowed back to Nigeria, they will have to remain in Niger

iSense247:

What is the political implication of Tinubu deploying soldiers to fight Niger Republic without the consent of the combined House of Assembly as stipulated by the constitution?

Tinubu is allowed to deploy soldiers without congressional approval. It is illiterates that misinformed the public and fed lies that President is not allowed to deploy

Same unpatriotic citizens also fed falsehood that Nigeria is going to fight Niger. The President has always said Ecowas will push diplomacy and reserved option of force if needed. Plain English! But illiterates twisted it into something it is not and people in Niger panicked.

Tinubu is not sending anyone to war, infact there is not going to be a war.

BoldBrainz:


This your novel can be summarised with one statement: Breach of constitution, hence impeachment.

I've said mine,say yours!

Ladyclara002:

I've said mine,say yours!

I just did.
Right under your comment..