₦airaland Forum

Thisis2raw:
The any of this uniformed fools try this nonsense with, they(in officer or officers) will see how the courtroom smells.
I'll go extra to exart my own revenge

BlackCrainte:
Good

They should be jailed pending when they will be made to face the court of law


God bless The Nigerian Police Force

rottennaija:
So this is finally over. Let's move into something more productive.

TonyeBarcanista:
By TonyeBarcanista

Wednesday, October 30, 2019, the Supreme Court of Nigeria, in a unanimous decision, dismissed the appeal filed by the Peoples Democratic Party and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, challenging the victory of President Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressive Congress in the February 23, 2019 presidential election.

The seven-member panel justices that gave the judgement was led by the Honorable Chief Justice of the federation, Justice Muhammed Tanko with honourable Justices, Rhodes-Vivour, Amiru Sanusi, Uwani Abaji, Ejembi Eko, John Inyang Okoro and Olukayode Ariwoola making up its members.

The apex court did not state reasons for the judgement, it however left the camp of the president and ruling party in celebratory mode, while members of the camp of the appellants left the court room sadder than when they came for hearing.

Notwithstanding of the feelings of the interested parties, there are some issues that need to be discussed, these issues bothers on discarding traditions of the court by the CJN Justice Muhammed Tanko.

Firstly, the noninclusion of honorable justice Mary Odili and honorable justice Sylvester Ngwuta as members of the panel of justices that heard the appeal raised concern as both justices are senior members of the Supreme court bench, and the CJN, by so doing, discarded the age long tradition of having the most senior seven justices to hear presidential petition appeals at the Supreme court.

Secondly, composition of members of panel that heard the appeal did not reflect national spread as it excluded justices from the southeast geopolitical zone in the seven justices that heard the appeal. The panel has two justices each from the northwest and southwest geopolitical zones, one each from northcentral, northeast and south south zones and zero from the southeast zone. This is also against the age-long tradition of the apex court. More worrisome is the fact that justice Sylvester Ngwuta, a senior jurist at the apex court from the southeast zone was excluded.

Thirdly, the speed at which the appeal was heard and discarded left observers worried. This is because the names of the seven-member jurists that heard the appeal were only unveiled few minutes before commencement of hearing and the verdict was given less than thirty minutes after conclusion of hearing- all these happened same day and it is unprecedented in the history of presidential appeals in Nigeria. This left Nigerians to wonder whether the whole process was mere academic exercise as the court seemed to have reached a verdict even before parties argued their briefs.

Though the public await the reasons for the decision of the apex court, the question on the lips is of everyone is whether justice was dispensed or miscarried. This can only be answered by the conscience of the seven justices that heard the appeal.

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doggedfighter:
She chose master bedroom. Wow !!

Stalwert:
Chio please he should sinparties with Atiku before depression consumes him

RTSC:
When you have PhD in photography.

destinie2019:
We see others from the point of view of who and what we are.

ednut1:
Gullible atiku was scammed

IamR:
One can occupy any political office in Nigeria with just affidavit.

Hedonisco:
Should we be surprised? With a shamelessly compromised Supreme Court headed by that Sharia idiot called Tanko, nobody was expecting a different outcome.

IamR:
There is no justice in this country.

thelastorca:
Bloggers making noise.

Burning records na dead format in these days of cloud storage and disaster recovery centers.

Smithkafors:
What do you mean that they should issue a letter of caution?on what ground. Who are you to suggest such.
Please let's mind the way we talk in public forum.
Everyone has the right to express how they feel and is not a crime. Channel your energy to better yourself and leave igbo youths alone.

Kdon2:
The letter full of blunders. Course got me! Instead of employing qualifies graduates they would rather employ connection. See their life for outside now

naijacentric:
u are d one dats mad na today cloning don dey. Do ya research seems ur too shallow!

Billionaire09:
Defender of evil, try harder, zombie BMC.

ExpiredNigeria:
Notice the earlobe, I have always tried to disbelieve the rumors making round that the man in the citadel of power in Nigeria is not actually Buhari, but the difference is glaring

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