₦airaland Forum

adioolayi:
You that you don't have PVC...why should I drag things with you

ogmask:
How did you come to this conclusion when most of the claims are false. They lied to the public that's what it means.

adioolayi:
Summarily, the eloquent Peter Obi is a grammarian, no doubt.....but, he is a very good liar.

Born2Breed:
Laureeta is drunk again oh...

Her brain has started turnionniown

livelymatilda22:
I KNEW THAT WAS YOUR ALTERNATE HANDLE... GET OUT OF HERE EMPTY OLD MAN

livelymatilda22:
Chronic failure and lie peddler,where have you been?

Please,tell me the tribunal judgement of Ekiti election.I remember how you always brag that you will win it... Wailing zombie like you

Okoroawusa:
What u r saying now is different from ur first comment.


There is nothing I will say now that will make u like Buhari n his govt.Your mind is made up.

Okoroawusa:
Point of correction sir,


That money was not from this government. Don't play on our intelligence. We r not babies.

Kelvin30286063:
Watching Atiku talk about his passion for free education is disgusting.
Dude your university has a tuition fee of 1.5M per semester!

AngelicBeing:
No enchantment nor divination against Israel/ believers shall prosper

Imortal001:
Nigeria need a strong hand like buhari!

pedel:
Alright, whatever you say is OK.
If it was VP Oshibajo that failed to declared his assets and claimed he forgot mistakingly, I know you won't be defending constitution. Dasuki is detained today because the FG can't successfully prosecute him simply because he claimed GEJ knew about how he disbursed the Arms money. And GEJ can't be questioned or else pipelines would be exploding in the South South.
Nigeria as it is now doesn't have any future for your children. Keep supporting thieves, corrupt judges etc and wonder what the constitution will do for you.

Constitution is subject to interpretation. If truly Buhari has broken the law why hasn't the senate convened to commence impeachment proceedings?

Don't let your tribe and political leaning cause your brain to fall into damaging bias. Atiku and Saraki were in APC two years ago. They will still change party in 2023 if necessary. They are not stupid only their followers are.

PMB will go down as one of the best presidents in Nigeria.
I wish his party loose in 2023 for another good leader who will fight corruption perpetrated by the people in this government.
Think about a better Nigeria and forget about the politics required to achieve it.
Donald Trump shut down the federal government in the USA. I am sure if PMB had done that, you guess the rest of the story...

ToriTori247:
The Centre for International and Strategy Studies, has finally broken its silence on the controversy trailing the suspension of Walter Onnoghen as the Chief Justice of Nigeria.

CISS said the suspension of Onnoghen was a right step in the right direction, adding that the decision was to safeguard the integrity of the judiciary sector.

There have been mixed reactions following the suspension of Onnoghen as the CJN over issue bodering on corruption.

While some believe the suspension might have political undertones, others are of the opinion that the suspension was in order as no one is above the law.


David Bamidele, President, CISS, while addressing a press conference on Sunday, said the suspension of the CJN, Justice Onnoghen by President Buhari in compliance with the order of the CCT was not only reasonable and timely, but necessary to salvage the partly battered image of the Nigerian judiciary.

He also said the decision was to protect democracy from the class of the few bad characters in the judicial cum political system.

"In a nation-wide address, the President explained that the decision to suspend Justice Onnoghen was spurred by the wisdom of the CCT, the only court which has the lawful mandate to pry into matters of alleged breach of Code of Conduct prescribed for public officers, pending final determination of the charges against him at the CCT.

"About fortnight ago, Nigerians were assailed with the alleged breach of the Code of Conduct laws by the CJN through a petition signed by the Executive Director, Anti-Corruption and Research Based Data Initiative, Mr. Dennis Aghanya. According the petitioner, the NGO painstakingly investigated the CJN, which commenced about a year ago. The details of the alleged offences against the CJN are in public domain.

"But suffice it to say, specifically, the suspended CJN allegedly operated and failed to declare or improperly declared three domiciliary accounts in Standard Chartered Bank with about $3million stashed in them among other charges.

"The CCT chaired by Justice Danladi Umar began inquest into the allegations by dragging Justice Onnoghen before it for trial in consonance with the stipulations of the law. However, it elicited unnecessary disquiet and judicial ambush of the case, designed to frustrate the trial.

"There have been frenzied unwarranted or cynical attacks or accusations of President Buhari by ethnic champions and political shenanigans’ and accomplices in the judiciary, who have conveniently ignored the provisions of the law.

"The critics have found it more convenient to repress the fact of the suspended CJN’s own admission of committing a breach of the Code of Conduct law, which he casually explained it as “mistake or forgetfulness.”

"Anywhere, the judiciary operates on the basis of law and all operators in the temple of justice ought to thrive on an unquestionable morality and integrity.

"Where this is lacking as revealed by the preliminary findings of the Code of Conduct on the breaches by the CJN, democracy itself is threatened and it is a path to an inglorious abuse of the rule of law.


"The few antagonistic to the suspension and trial of Justice Onnoghen are directly seeking a return to the rules of the jungle, where might and position of influence was a guaranteed license to indulge in all manner of unlawful acts unchallengeable.

"But just last year, the CJN had the moral strength or authority to preside over the alleged false assets declaration by the President of the Senate, Sen. Bukola Saraki when the Senator appealed several aspects of his trial at the CCT. Yet, the CJN had skeletons in his cupboard. This is an act that cannot be tolerated in any country.

"The administration of President Buhari has made it clear from the outset that under his watch, such acts will not be condoned. And therefore, that the Head of the Nigerian judiciary is involved does not insulate him from the proper legal actions by virtue of his position as chorused by others.

"The efforts of the present government to sanitize and rid the judiciary of corrupt officers shadowed since 2016 when the DSS arrested seven judges, including two Supreme Court judges for alleged corruption during a sting operation. The case of the suspended CJN, Justice Onnoghen is therefore not exceptional.

'The ordinary Nigerian has always craved to have a dependable judiciary; a true temple of justice, where all who approach it shall be entitled to equity and fair hearing; a where judgments’ would truly reflect the merits of the dispute before the court for resolution.

"But sadly, much of the uprightness expected from the Nigerian judiciary is a mirage, as attested in the quantum of petitions against some judges to the National Judicial Commission (NJC). In 2016, in the heat of the arrest and trial of some judges, the NJC disclosed that 808 Justices in Nigeria have been petitioned by Nigerians over allegations of corrupt practices and professional misconducts.

" It exposes the level of discontent in Nigerians over the operations of the judiciary and conduct of judicial officers. And it is unfortunate to understand the Number One Judicial officer in Nigeria is also embroiled in these sordid allegations.

" Nigeria is heading to its worse moments in drifting negatively. It is surprising that some accused persons who are arraigned in court approach other courts of even concurrent jurisdiction to obtain injunctions to halt such trials. And some presiding Judges go ahead in their wisdom to grant such frivolous injunctions."