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A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Mr Femi Falana, has faulted the Senate for ordering the President to appear before it, saying it has no power to summon him as well as state governors. He made this known when he appeared as a guest on Channels Television’s breakfast programme, Sunrise Daily, on Thursday. Quoting Sections of the Constitution, he explained that “the President or the governor of a state cannot be summoned by the National Assembly (NASS). “There is no such power given to NASS by the Constitution to summon everybody,” he stated. “It has given the President the discretion to address the National Assembly either jointly or separately on any matter of national importance.” The senior lawyer also said: “the Senate didn’t get it right this time around. By virtue of Section 67 of the Constitution, the National Assembly or either chamber can summon a Minister when the affairs of his or her ministries are under consideration. “The only other occasion where a public officer can be summoned by the National Assembly is when proceedings are ongoing to expose corruption (Section 88) and when a law is being debated either with a view to amending it or to have a new law entirely.” Speaking further, Mr Falana stated that the lawmakers can, however, fix areas of the Constitution perceived as weak, rather than going beyond its limits as such actions can subject the institution to ridicule. “What can be done, a constitutional review is ongoing, you can deal with the identified gaps but don’t go outside the limit of your powers. When you do that, you ridicule the institution and that is what is going on.” https://www.channelstv.com/2018/05/10/senate-has-no-power-to-summon-president-governors/?utm_source=TW&utm_medium=ChannelsTV-+AutoPoster&utm_campaign=SNAP%2Bfrom%2BChannels+Television That was back in 2018. Pay strong attention to the blue highlight. (Quote) (Report) (Like) (Share) speaking from both sides of the mouth. |
AND THESE ARE THE TYPE OF GOVERNORS THAT WANT TO BORROW MONIES FROM THE PENSIONS FUND FOR "SO CALLED INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS:. |
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the writer of this "story story" or should i say script they learn work. ![]() |
Hmmmm, that's kind of strange. "slapped an armed police officer and even threatened them also" its well oooo ![]() |
Only in Nigeria........ ![]() |
The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) has taken over 12 “prime assets” belonging to the Chairman of Global Fleet Group, Jimoh Ibrahim, and had his accounts frozen over a N69.4 billion debt.https://www.channelstv.com/2020/11/18/n69-4bn-debt-amcon-takes-over-jimoh-ibrahims-assets/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
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Not bad.... ![]() |
E bi like say na only one term dey hungry u govenor?...... jagagban never hear you ![]() |
A very good one. A lesson to my eastern brothers. Help your own |
A very good one. When the south especially my eastern brothers have the opportunity to put their own people there, they won't help you. Abeg the northern keep helping your own and keep ruling since we the southern calm we have sense. |
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What an acted script....... Hmmmm, to good to be true. |
Talking to once's EX isn't much of a problem, BUT!!!! doing it frequently rises eyebrows. Be firm and take a stand now, that you both ain't married yet. wish you both best of luck. ![]() |
Hmmmmmm, this life sef. so gana can still die? i thought he vanishes when he senses danger. i just pray more gana's don't emerge in benue state. |
imagine
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Not surprised
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Firstly, sorry 4 your loss. About the RSA, you would need documents from his office, pencom and also a letter of administration from the (probate) dept of the courts. It's well. |
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