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PoliticsRe: Appeal Court Cannot Make An Order Stopping CCT From Sitting~femi Falana by Clerverly(op): 10:29pm On Jan 27, 2019
Ok
PoliticsAppeal Court Cannot Make An Order Stopping CCT From Sitting~femi Falana by Clerverly(op): 10:29pm On Jan 27, 2019
The Court of Appeal cannot make an order restraining the CCT from performing what belongs to it exclusively. - Femi Falana. #PoliticsToday

PoliticsRe: Justice Tanko's Tank Of Worms by Clerverly: 10:06pm On Jan 27, 2019
Ipob's Anu nchi tales by the moonlight.

Mtcheeeew!
PoliticsRe: BREAKING: IGP Adamu Retires All Digs by Clerverly: 8:27pm On Jan 27, 2019
Waste of resources.
PoliticsRe: APC Planning To Forcefully Takeover National Assembly Tomorrow - CUPP by Clerverly: 8:18pm On Jan 27, 2019
Useless Ipob tout, high on smelling Nnamdi Cownu's urine
PoliticsRe: See FFK Deleted Tweet Blasting PDP by Clerverly: 7:14pm On Jan 27, 2019
Corrinthians:
Lalasticlala, Dominique. It would be unfair if this thread isn't given the coverage it deserves when all manner of trash against Buhari that comes off this dude's mouth almost always make it to the fp.

Do justice here, thanks.

Cc: Mynd44.
You wan chop ban?
PoliticsRe: EXCLUSIVE: NJC Members Summon Emergency Meeting Over Onnoghen by Clerverly: 6:18pm On Jan 27, 2019
PaChukwudi44:
Lol which CJN? Who made him CJN? Remember i told you by next week you will know who is in charge of the judiciary?
BTW he was not duly sworn in.The NJC has nothing to do with the process that produced that impostor.He would be suspended from the bench at the end of this meeting.
Chukwudi44, the NJC will ask Onnoghen to step aside or even suspend him...and nothing more.
PoliticsRe: EXCLUSIVE: NJC Members Summon Emergency Meeting Over Onnoghen by Clerverly:
A member of NJC told TheCable on Sunday that neither Onnoghen, whose suspension has become a subject of controversy, nor Ibrahim Muhammad, the acting CJN, will be allowed to preside over the meeting.
The Cable News, that Member is deceiving you. There is no way NJC will hold any meeting without a duly sworn in Acting CJN presiding.

What will happen in the meeting;

1. They will criticize the executive for not referring the matter to NJC.

2. They will suspend Walter Onnoghen officially pending the duration of his trial.

Church agbasaa!
PoliticsRe: Cable EDITORIAL: Recall Onnoghen And Allow Him To Step Aside by Clerverly(op): 5:40pm On Jan 27, 2019
modath:
He is not fit to be trusted.... His actions have proven that over and over and over again.
Exactly! He behaves like a typical Nigerian politician.
PoliticsRe: Cable EDITORIAL: Recall Onnoghen And Allow Him To Step Aside by Clerverly(op): 5:29pm On Jan 27, 2019
PaChukwudi44:
Did Buhari step aside when he was accused of certificate forgery? Did Gandollar step aside? Did the CCT chairman himself step aside as he is still facing N10m bribery charge?

By tomorrow you will know between your impostor and Onnoggen who really is in charge.
Was Buhari charged for any Criminal offence before any court of law? PaChukwudi44 when would you have sense?
PoliticsRe: Election Tribunal Members Inaugurated By Acting CJN Picked By Onnoghen – Officia by Clerverly: 5:23pm On Jan 27, 2019
magoo10:
he shunned the CCT simply because he knows what the law says, attending it would have resulted to him going against the constitution which states that his trial can be only be done through the NJC
Why did he also postpone NJC meeting where decision would have been taken, indefinitely?
PoliticsRe: Cable EDITORIAL: Recall Onnoghen And Allow Him To Step Aside by Clerverly(op): 5:20pm On Jan 27, 2019
handie:
Apt
My problem with all these Editorials now is: Why didn't they do all these Editorials last week to put pressure on the man to resign? Rather they were sniffing PDP panties of propaganda?
PoliticsRe: Cable EDITORIAL: Recall Onnoghen And Allow Him To Step Aside by Clerverly(op): 5:17pm On Jan 27, 2019
haywire07:
Unrepentant thieves like him will not choose to bow out.
He will rather choose to start playing political and judicial games.

Besides, his pdp party won't let him back out.

He will choose to be disgraced out of office
Even if he would be recalled, he should be made to write post dated resignation letter before any action.
PoliticsRe: Cable EDITORIAL: Recall Onnoghen And Allow Him To Step Aside by Clerverly(op):
The allegations against the CJN are grave and no matter the temptation to play politics, the interest of the country must never be downplayed.
In the meantime, Onnoghen can save the entire country the whole trouble by stepping aside as CJN as soon as he is reinstated by Buhari. This will allow him to clear his name. It is only fair that he cannot be expected to head the judicial arm of government while he is being investigated.
Sense don dey fall on these useless Newspapers;

It Started with Premium Times and now Cable News:

However, Onnoghen brought all these shame to himself. It can never happen in saner clime. Immediately you are accused of crime by the government of your country, nobody should advise you to step aside, and allow unfettered access to full investigation.
PoliticsCable EDITORIAL: Recall Onnoghen And Allow Him To Step Aside by Clerverly(op): 4:44pm On Jan 27, 2019
The suspension of Walter Onnoghen as the chief justice of Nigeria (CJN) by President Muhammadu Buhari has predictably generated furore within and outside the country, a situation that is less desirable a few weeks to the 2019 general election.

The process leading to Onnoghen’s suspension, beginning with the petition by a civil society group against him over an alleged non-declaration of assets, has been assailed by many commentators, lawyers and activists who argue that due process has not been followed.

In the avalanche of judicial pronouncements and interpretations of the laws, however, there seems to be an emerging consensus that the government could have handled the Onnoghen case better and within the confines of the statutes.

As a public officer, the CJN has already indicted himself by admitting that he forgot to declare certain assets, and there is no protection in law for this. There is also suspicion that he cannot reasonably account for the value of the transactions that have been carried out on some of his bank accounts. This inevitably points to the fact that he might have a case to answer, and this is definitely not good for a custodian of public trust in the temple of justice.

Nevertheless, the rule of law and legal procedures need to be followed in order not to create the impression that democratic principles are being willfully bypassed in the Onnoghen case. The government can still achieve the same end result by following the procedural path.

While TheCable is fully persuaded that there has been no fidelity to laid-down procedures in the treatment of the Onnoghen case, there is no doubt that the CJN himself is not smelling of roses in the whole affair.

To break the logjam, therefore, we call on Buhari to immediately recall Onnoghen from suspension. This will save his government from further accusation of dictatorship.

In the meantime, Onnoghen can save the entire country the whole trouble by stepping aside as CJN as soon as he is reinstated by Buhari. This will allow him to clear his name. It is only fair that he cannot be expected to head the judicial arm of government while he is being investigated.

We also call on the National Judicial Council (NJC) to step into the impasse and do the right thing by subjecting Onnoghen to a transparent investigation. He should be put on administrative leave while investigation lasts as he cannot be a judge in his own case.

If Onnoghen is found to have committed an infringement, he should be appropriately disciplined so that the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) can proceed with his trial within the confines of the law. For now, his innocence has to be presumed until guilt is established.

The CCT, on the other hand, has to come under a new leadership because of the ongoing corruption case against the chairman, Danladi Umar. He has also conducted himself less creditably in the Onnoghen case. He who comes to equity must come with clean hands.

TheCable calls on all sides of the divide to put the nation’s interest first. The allegations against the CJN are grave and no matter the temptation to play politics, the interest of the country must never be downplayed.

It is in the interest of Nigeria for state institutions to be allowed to do their jobs unimpeded and it is the responsibility of our leaders to make sure processes and procedures are not subverted no matter the political atmosphere.

https://www.thecable.ng/editorial-recall-onnoghen-and-allow-him-to-step-aside/amp?__twitter_impression=true

PoliticsRe: Onnoghen: We’ll Resist Any Attempt To Impeach Buhari – APC Senators by Clerverly: 4:02pm On Jan 27, 2019
Nothing will happen on Tuesday, at the end of day, it will end in rancour... APC members will out number them.
PoliticsRe: Onnoghen: PDP House Of Reps Back CJN, Blast Buhari For Being Desperate by Clerverly: 1:58pm On Jan 27, 2019
Members of the House of Representatives elected on the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, platform, have vowed to stand together to fight anti-democratic forces desperate to subvert Nigeria’s constitution.
Harbingers of corruption!

PDP Members of the house. Correct your mischievous headline before we can read it..ipob Yoot.
PoliticsRe: PREMIUM TIMES EDITORIAL: Onnoghen: Time To Halt Nigeria’s Slide To Anarchy by Clerverly: 1:08pm On Jan 27, 2019
Equally, Mr Onnoghen’s credibility has been seriously tainted by the revelations of vast sums of money that he conveniently forgot to declare as part of his asset and he cannot continue as CJN. He should save Nigeria the present embarrassing conundrum by resigning his appointment.
Ipob Justice

PoliticsRe: PREMIUM TIMES EDITORIAL: Onnoghen: Time To Halt Nigeria’s Slide To Anarchy by Clerverly: 1:02pm On Jan 27, 2019
To be sure, the allegations against Mr Onnoghen are grave. His position at the height of the administration of justice in Nigeria places on him a legal, and no less moral, duty to step aside until the allegations are cleared. This is irrespective of the credible suspicion of the motive of the government behind his trial. That the CJN would not move or even be pushed along that direction questions his moral fibre and casts a stain on the fabric of the Nigerian judiciary which he heads.
The only sensible paragraph I gleaned from the gibberish.

Onnoghen Walter Nyesom Wike Is A Corrupt Justice. He Should Go Register Properly As A PDP Member.

PoliticsRe: Onnoghen: Why Can't The PDP Boycott The Election To Punish Buhari? by Clerverly(op):
Luckylife:
Because true Nigerians with human senses want to send the lifeless personified and his zombies slaves that sold their miserable lives to the devil to daura where the cows they value more than human will like to live with them.
Then why are they wailing and threatening, instead facing their Campaign?
PoliticsRe: Onnoghen: Why Can't The PDP Boycott The Election To Punish Buhari? by Clerverly(op): 11:16am On Jan 27, 2019
EdoBoyJazzie:
Ngeneukwuenu also known as cleverly grin

I catch you grin
Is this your contribution to the issue?
PoliticsRe: Mass Revolt Against Tanko In Supreme Court by Clerverly: 11:15am On Jan 27, 2019
A paid article by the PDP carried by Tribune Newspapers. grin grin grin

Next!
PoliticsOnnoghen: Why Can't The PDP Boycott The Election To Punish Buhari? by Clerverly(op): 10:32am On Jan 27, 2019
What do you think?

PoliticsRe: Lawyers Say CCT, Ex-parte Order May Be Fraudulent by Clerverly: 8:08am On Jan 27, 2019
Any News from Thisday is also fraudlent.

Meanwhile, like Femi Falana advised the Disgraced Onnoghen, he should head to court to challenge the illegality.
PoliticsRe: Atiku Is The Greatest Blunder Of PDP. - Fani-kayode by Clerverly: 1:06am On Jan 27, 2019
Sirjamo:
I don't believe FFK wrote this, but the message is nothing but the truth
He did and deleted ...Go to ogundamsi timeline and see for yourself. grin
PoliticsRe: See How The Onnoghen Timeline Will Pan Out By Clerverly by Clerverly(op): 1:04am On Jan 27, 2019
modath:
& even if they are not, e nor konsain person. cheesy cheesy
grin grin grin grin grin Abi?
PoliticsRe: See How The Onnoghen Timeline Will Pan Out By Clerverly by Clerverly(op): 12:44am On Jan 27, 2019
ki02020:
But am sure you fear some of the things he said may likely pan out the way he said it lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed cheesy
Onnoghen distraction is a one week event. By Next Sunday he would be history and languishing in courts trying to save himself from going to Jail.
PoliticsRe: See How The Onnoghen Timeline Will Pan Out By Clerverly by Clerverly(op): 12:43am On Jan 27, 2019
Abagworo:
Nigeria is so predictable and your prophesy/prediction go actualize pass Tuberculosis Joshua own.
Then The FG will formally write the international community assuring them of preservation of rule of law and warn them to stop meddling in the internal affairs of Nigeria
The Federal Government just did.
PoliticsRe: See How The Onnoghen Timeline Will Pan Out By Clerverly by Clerverly(op): 12:33am On Jan 27, 2019
Then The FG will formally write the international community assuring them of preservation of rule of law and warn them to stop meddling in the internal affairs of Nigeria
This one has been done.
PoliticsRe: See How The Onnoghen Timeline Will Pan Out By Clerverly by Clerverly(op): 8:29pm On Jan 26, 2019
AgbariOjukwu1:
Lol, few months ago, IPod yoots threatened to destroy the zoo but now they want to embark on nationwide protests to save the zoo from collapse. cheesy

What has happened to No lefelendum No Erection? cheesy
Abeg leave those hungry pigs jare grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: 4 Reasons Why The Suspension Of The CJN Is Unconstitutional by Clerverly: 8:24pm On Jan 26, 2019
naijapips04:
I hope one,day you would get to tell your kids how you helped install tyranny in your nation because you were blinded by partisan politics.
Ok
PoliticsRe: 4 Reasons Why The Suspension Of The CJN Is Unconstitutional by Clerverly: 8:22pm On Jan 26, 2019
naijapips04:
waiting for the rubbish you are about to type. angry
lalasticlala Mynd44 come and help him to the front page.

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