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Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 4:15pm On Feb 02, 2018
omoelerin1:
So who tells you that members of the Executive cannot be corrupt or under investigation? For Buhari to keep appointing same person, it means he has hidden agenda. Either to shield his corrupt ministers and aides from investigation or to use magu to pursue his vendetta mission against his perceived enemies.

It is Unfortunate, Nigeria has experienced military rule for long, that is why many of you still have this kind mentality.

In the developed presidential democracy, this is what that must be experienced. It shows we are maturing gradually.
This is how you will know whether your lawmakers are the puppets of the president or not. Do you want rubber stamp legislators like those at the state level?


Have you ever wondered why the constitution says some appointees of the president must be confirmed by the legislature? It is a way of checking the president from appointing people of questionable characters. Mind you, Senate's action is based on the reports of DSS concerning magu.

What upper power are you saying Buhari has?
In fact, he is toying with impeachment. He would be impeached and nothing will happen.

Let him keep appointing magu, and Senate will keep rejecting him. It will become illegal for him to act as the chairman of the EFCC.
1. Shows how little you know about developed countries and democracies simply because in the developed democracies and in the USA where we copied democracy from, public officials under criminal investigation and on criminal trial are forced to step down, they don't get to remain in office or allowed to participate in proceedings where they get to deliberate on and approve the same nominee prosecuting them and in charge of their ongoing criminal trials.

It's not done, only in Nigeria accused public officials on trial remain in office, not in America where such people are forced out even based on mare allegations of wrong doing.


2. There is no law within the Nigerian constitution that says the president can not re appoint the same nominee based on his constitutional rights and preference for the job and if there is, why is the senate unable to stop the president from doing so? They can not because it's his job to nominate and if preferred, re nominate the same person. That's his job.


3. There is an obvious gap in the constitution that the same ignorant and incompetent lawmakers must attend to if they really are concerned.


4. They are lawmakers and apart from their job per approving executive nominees, they also pass bills, make and amend laws.

5. Since they are allowed by the Nigerian constitution to make and amend laws, why are they not amending the laws or inserting clear stipulations that says the president can not and must not renominate the same nominees?

6. So, instead of going back and forth with the president, why are they not doing their job by amending the constitution to clear up the constitutional ambiguity and stop the president from renominating the same candidate?

Are they not law makers again?
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 3:44pm On Feb 02, 2018
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positivethought:
The law preceded this Senate n this group of senator n magu will not be there forever,so what you saying is rubbish n purely sentimental.
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Both parties are at a stand still because of lack of constitutional charities, not because of sentiments of your ignorant take on factual constitutional crisis that must be resolved by amending the constitution to clearly articulate everybody's positions and scope of duties.


Try keep quiet for your own good.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 3:36pm On Feb 02, 2018
Desyner:
You are irredeemable ? Keep making up accusations to cover your flaws. It doesn't change a thing.



Crooked liar, let me ask you a question.


WAEC: How is this project going to be funded?

Ignorant Desyner: Mr WAEC, it is going to be funded with public funds

WAEC: But the article you posted says PPP

Ignorant Desyner: Yes, PPP is still public

WAEC: No, PPP and public have 2 different meanings

Ignorant Desyner: No Mr WAEC, public is PPP, they are the same thing.

WAEC: You are a serious olodo, we give you F9.




Ignorant Desyner, see ya miserable life.. grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Blind Hatred Towards Igbos Is The Real Reason Nigeria Is Not Working by deomelllo: 3:24pm On Feb 02, 2018
benben1000:
Typical Afonja who thinks Igbos are his mate. If you are man enough, agree to separation as Igbos are pushing for, Walahi talahi, you will know who Igbos. You think Igbos are your mate? This is the kind of useless insult Igbos have received in this courtesy of Lord Luggard. You hide under One Nigeria with gross, inhumane marginalization of Igbos to drag feet with them. God didn't create every race equal. Israeli are smarter than all Arabs around them. Germans are gifted than all Europeans. So Igbos are no different as mentioned by Professor Sowell.
You are better than everybody, but you still cry, you still shout marginalization, you still spew low self esteem and insecurity rubbish all over the internet, you are still politically, economically and socially irrelevant in Nigeria, so, exactly how are you better than the rest of Nigeria?


Nna, na your low self esteem and inferiority complex dey talk... grin grin
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 6:21am On Feb 02, 2018
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Desyner:
Your thick skull didn't absorb the fact that PPP also connotes public financial contribution towards the project. Keep twisting small grammar there.
P.R.O. of Dangote ministry of Nigeria. Mumu.
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Look at this lying crook.

You posted the rubbish claiming public and never mentioned PPP till I called you out.

At your old age, PPP and public funding have the sae meaning and interpretation?

Obviously, you lied and if not, you did not read the rubbish you posted .

Silly hypocrite trying to get away with fraudulent claim, you must think you are dealing with your co-illiterates..

Bottomline, your rubbish is PPP, not public.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 4:59am On Feb 02, 2018
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Desyner:
Your mumu is legendary. Re-read your trash when you wake up. I know Buhari's popularity is going down and that makes your job harder, thus the fatigue.
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As part of the drive to establish power plants to augment the power supply to the nation, the Federal Executive Council has recently approved the AKK Gas Pipeline project to be financed through Public Private Partnership (PPP).

The GMD sated that the NNPC in partnership with private investors would also build fertilizer plants in some parts of the country,
STFU. The rubbish you posted as publicly funded is a PPP and cannot take off without private money.

This is even a proposal with zero funding on the table to carry it out.


Learn how to read and comprehend. I don't even think you read the rubbish you posted sef.

These ipob illiterates sef.
Politics › Re: Vote APC Out Of Lagos by deomelllo: 4:35am On Feb 02, 2018
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kYjelly2:
so what now? APC should rule Lagos forever?
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That is for the Lagos electorate to decide, not angry, bitter and disgruntled ipobs on the internet.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 4:16am On Feb 02, 2018
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Desyner:
In your malnourished brain, private investment distribution now equals public amenities and infrastructure distribution ?

Oya clap for your self, IPOB indeed.
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Private or public, what difference does it make as long as you are getting what you need?

Do you reject projects in your backyard based on private or public funding? Where is the sense in that?

Besides, there are more public funded projects in the south than the North, so either way, you still have zero point.


You ipobs come up with the lamest argument ...
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 3:58am On Feb 02, 2018
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TijaniAbu:
Fake Pastor VP Osinbajo will be the cause of Buhari's failure at leadership and governance then.

Who does not know that Osinbajo designed Tinubu's officialized looting of Lagos State since 1999 till date?

Who does not know that Osinbajo is working to Tinubu's failed agenda to corner the Senate and National Assembly from Bourdillon?

Who does not know that Magu is not crime fighting, he is merely, like mere commissioner VP, harassing and trying to intimidate perceived enemies of Tinubu and the Oba of Lagos Rilwan Akiolu who tutored him in police subversion, bribery and corruption for illicit political coercion?

The court has spoken, if Buhari likes let him keep renominating Magu, that renomination itself is corrupt.
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No time allocation for ignorant, unintelligent, angry, bitter and disgruntled ipob losers.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 3:12am On Feb 02, 2018
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Desyner:
You must think we are all broom-wielding and codeine-drinking sai baba chanters . . .
Check this out




That's 500MW against 4,000MW. It is 800% increase from south to north, Ipob clown.
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Stop repeating the same rubbish, there are many ongoing power projects in other parts of the country.

The largest single power plant in Nigeria is going to be in Lagos and a Northerner is building it

The largest single refinery in the world is going to be in Lagos and a Northerner is building it.

The largest fertilizer plant in Africa is going to be in Lagos and a Northerner is building it

The largest gas plant in Africa is going to be in Lagos and a Northerner is building it

The largest petrochemical plant in Nigeria is going to be in Lagos and a Northerner is building it



Stop the hysteria, there are more FG and private projects in the south than in the north many times over.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 2:56am On Feb 02, 2018
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Blue3k2:
Save your material for the paying customer sidesjow deo. Giving me the free laughs is bad for business. Maybe Aregbesola will attend and toss you some peanuts. I'm sure he loves a good animal act.
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lol @ crybaby reducing to internet poster..


What a sorry loser..
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 2:54am On Feb 02, 2018
Desyner:
Possible, but I think the north has been thinking about the eventualities of a breakup scenario. They have suddenly become more aggressive about oil discovery also. The also planning a power plants for Abuja, Kaduna and Kano Through NNPC. Plus they must have realized that their population growth has negated any free flow of oil money in the past 60 years.
FG Approves $1.1bn PPA for Qua Iboe Power Project


https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/10/27/fg-approves-1-1bn-ppa-for-qua-iboe-power-project/
Stop the hysteria and bogus conspiracy theory, the NNPC/FG are investing in power projects all over the country, not just the North.
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 2:16am On Feb 02, 2018
sanpipita:
Is it the senate that submitted the dss report against magu?
Magu’s rejection not based on DSS report — Saraki

Senate President Bukola Saraki has said the Senate did not reject the acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mr. Ibrahim Magu, because of a damning report issued by the Department of State Services which questioned Magu’s integrity.


The Senate President was reacting to a claim by a former Senate Majority Leader, Ali Ndume, who said last week that it was hypocritical of the Senate to allow Saraki to continue in office because he was in court to defend corruption allegations.

Ndume had argued that the Senate should not have rejected Magu based on unproven allegations.

Saraki said, “You are jumping into conclusion that he (Magu) was rejected because of the accusation. I don’t think there was anywhere we said he was rejected based on accusations.

“We have nominees that come all the time with different issues. Two weeks ago, we screened the Chief Justice of Nigeria and he scaled through

http://punchng.com/magus-rejection-not-based-on-dss-report-saraki/
You mean the fake and bogus report by the DSS?

Well, sorry to burst your bubble, the same Senate via the Senate president himself changed tune and admitted that they did not reject Magu based on the bogus DSS report (After getting caught).


They've changed their story report to some meaningless screening and what they can not explain exactly to the general public what was screened and what they found.

If it wasn't DSS report, then what?

Do you know?

These are crooks trying everything possible under the sun to have a friendly EFCC chairman to corrupt and give them get out of jail free cards.

Asking crooks on trial and under investigation by the EFCC to approve the same EFCC boss and a prosecutor is like asking armed robbers on trial to pick their own favorite judges.


Regardless your tribal or political affiliation, this is not good for you and Nigeria, there's got to be a better way.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 2:00am On Feb 02, 2018
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Blue3k2:
Lol that joke was lame as was dry as the Sahara try harder dude. Lol you said pointless facts that nothing to do witg conversation. Next you'll tell me Nigeria imports me majority of cows from Niger Republic just because. Senile man get some rest.
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Are you still crying? Don't you like similac?


Oya, take banana........lmao.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 11:45pm On Feb 01, 2018
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Blue3k2:
Lol u the weed you got must be laced. It's hard to tell whether you're trolling or just this dumb. Don't let me you circus show later on. Go rest in you safe with other animals acts.
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Stop crying now, I know you are pained, but I was just trying to educate you...Oya, take similac and feeding bottle..



lmao..
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 11:41pm On Feb 01, 2018
Lifestone:
What's the basis of your conclusion? Again mindset
1. The president via the Nigerian constitution to nominate candidates

2. The Senate gets to approve or reject candidates nominated by the president

3. The with his or her power to nominate candidates, he or she can keep renominating the same candidate since there is no law that says the president can not renominate.

4. The Senators know quite well that based on the Nigerian constitution, they can not prevent the president from renominating the same candidate.

5. The lawmakers have to go back to the drawing board and amend the constitution and EFCC act to insert a clear reference that says the president can not renominate until they do just that, they are just wasting their time and the president can keep renominating.

6. The president is renominating the best man for the job based on his rights to do so, but the Senate led a senate president and members with criminal cases at the efcc are trying to take away that right based on faulty and bogus reasons.


You and I know the reason why they are rejecting Magu and the reasons are corrupt, self-serving and frivolous.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 11:38pm On Feb 01, 2018
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Blue3k2:
LOL Sideshow deo take your side to take your ex worldwide. you need to stop you need a Netflix special. Debunking someone now is repeating them and bring up irrelevant facts.
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Awwwww.....cry baby. You'll be fine, just stop posting lies and fraudulent rubbish...
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 10:59pm On Feb 01, 2018
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Blue3k2:
You job is being bitter old side show clown. You brought up straw men pointlessly. These facts were up for debate anyway. Lol bring up more pointless details about Nigeria Niger economic relations since its your job sideshow deo.
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Stop crying because I debunked all your flawed rubbish.


Take heart and next time, be honest with the rubbish you post.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 10:36pm On Feb 01, 2018
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Blue3k2:
Did I say they didn't clown. You bring up pointless strawmen. You really are a side show act.
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When you make claims or bring up flawed facts, disclose full details per what we were doing before how we get.

My job is educating you and highlighting historical context.

Saying Buhari lead projects when talking about what other people created and started, you are misinforming people, you are basically lying.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 10:26pm On Feb 01, 2018
Blue3k2:
Buhari loves Niger Republic we see a deal every week involving these guys. Why didn't the author tell us which border town it's in. Is the refinery in Katrina or Niger Republic. Ugh I dislike this incomplete articles.

Buhari led projects:
1. Nigeria-Niger Rail line
2. Nigeria Niger joint cooperation on mineral exploration (uranium, limestone zinc)
3. Bring in their oil to refine in unspecified place.

Cc: mapet
Nigeria begins fuel imports from Niger-marketers ON JULY 16, 201210:18 PMI

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/07/nigeria-begins-fuel-imports-from-niger-marketers/
Your uncle Jona was importing oil from Niger back in 2012..
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 10:10pm On Feb 01, 2018
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Blue3k2:
Stop boring me with daft troll rebuttals. At least make them funny if you can't be sophisticated. The story you posted was in 2006 but it say 2013 in yiu comment. You repeated what I said here and in my other thread. Return to your side show at the circus.
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STFU. Even sef, who was the president in 2013?


Silly ipob clown...
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 9:55pm On Feb 01, 2018
magoo10:
Show me a part of the law or constitution where a president can continue renominating a rejected appointee by the senate.
When you answer a question with another question, it means you don't have an answer, even the Senate cannot provide the answer because the president can nominate according to the constitution hence renominating.


I'm done here, not need to keep going spinning my wheels, I know your type.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Nigeria, Niger Plan Joint Refinery, To Sign Agreement Soon by deomelllo: 9:35pm On Feb 01, 2018
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Blue3k2:
Lol Jonathan was your uncle in 2011 im guessing. I already pointed that out here and on my other thread. Thanks for the cosign though.





Lol you wouldn't be crying over the comment if you weren't crybaby. Seriously why are you still crying about onitsha port days after. Please don't let a joke get you so sound up child.

Btw I noticed you don't you ducked my question like coward. How do I support sectarianism you won't answer. It's typical of you clowns to side step question.
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The story I posted was published in 2006, not 2011.

What's my business with all your threads or other threads?

Was sectarianism the reason why Jonathan did that in 2006?


Ignorant ipob loser..
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 9:30pm On Feb 01, 2018
magoo10:
The SAN in the presidency are political SANs used to defend wrong doings of those in power. They will always obey their master.

Post the part of the constitution which says the president can continue renominating an appointee that have been rejected by the senate.
1. We both know the president can nominate, but no law says he can not and I've asked you several times to show us where the Constitution days he can not.

2. The fact that you can not show us anything and instead asking me the same question means there is no law preventing the president from renominating hence your inability to answer my question .

2. The president is renominating and you are saying he can not, the burden is on you and the Senate to stop him with the part of the Nigerian Constitution that says he cannot.

You can not show it and the Senate can not show it to stop the president.

Constitution and legalities has nothing to do with emotions and sentiments, it's about legal and constitutional facts.
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 9:13pm On Feb 01, 2018
magoo10:
And there are no other SAN and grade A lawyers interpreting magus prolong stay as illegality? Osibanjo cannot do more than what buhari wants him to do just as he was appointed committee chairman on herdsmen killings,this is not about SANship as long the national assembly is concerned every action of magu is illegal and one day a court of law will put it to rest that is why they will find it difficult winning court cases outside abuja or Lagos which are mainly where the first grade SAN you talk about can influence judgement for them which is a wrong precedence.
Like I said earlier you don't build strong men but strong institutions .
There's no point to keep going back and forth with you.

The SANs at the presidency know very well that there is no law preventing the president from renominating and your own SANs can not prove them wrong.

Post the part of the Constitution that says the president can not renominate any candidates, if you can't, then you are just ranting doe nothing.
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 8:51pm On Feb 01, 2018
magoo10:
The funny implication of this illegality is that a court can one day give judgement nullifying all magus actions regards corruption fight since he wasn't confirmed as per the efcc act which makes him subject to confirmation.

This is the type of brigandage that have been installed in the Nigerian system over the years by military authorities which is why the country will never move forward. Buhari is not a democratic leader that is why he finds it difficult to obey laws.
Before arriving at the conclusion your first paragraph stated, you should first show us the part of the Constitution that negates the powers of the acting chairman of the efcc or that stipulates time and duration to serve as acting chairman.

Do you even know who is handling Magu's case at the presidency? VP Proof Osinbajo, a lawyer and First grade SAN. They know the law.
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 8:43pm On Feb 01, 2018
Funny how the useless and incompetent lawmakers render themselves powerless when they infact have the power to amend the Constitution to clearly stipulate that the President can not renominate.

...but they can not amend the Constitution because they can not usurp the powers of the executive...this is their dilemma.


The president know what they are doing and why they are rejecting Magu and he is calling their bluff.
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 8:38pm On Feb 01, 2018
baralatie:
quote the part of constitution that says that the president can nominate or renominate an ACTING CHAIRMAN OF THE EFCC after been rejected by the senate.and also quote the part of constitution where after the expiration of an efcc chairman.An Unconfirmed personel can hold the office of the chairman of the efcc and operate the powers thereof
What kind of question is this. It's already been established that the president can nominate and since no law says he can not renominate, he can renominate.

No, answer mine first. Only the president can nominate candidates and their is no part in the Constitution that's prevents the president from renominating hence asking you to show us the part of the Constitution that says he can not.


If you are going to claim illegality, you must show us the so called illegality that says he can not
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 8:24pm On Feb 01, 2018
baralatie:
there is no acting chairman of efcc pending confirmation after the expiration of a predecessors tenure.
Therefore the president cannot renominate a rejected candidate on the basis that the candidate is in acting capacity.
the efcc is not cjn!
Unfortunately for you, the constitution trumps your layman NL opinion.
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 8:19pm On Feb 01, 2018
magoo10:
you are making wild allegations after all it is buhari that should still nominate a competent replacement.

If buhari continues renominating magu and the senate continues rejecting him does that make sense to you? Haba a president should be more responsible than that . the efcc act States that the chairman of the commission shall be subject to the senates confirmation.
The president is acting based on his own constitutional powers, not based on your feelings and opinion on NL.


The accused people on trial by the same EFCC rejecting the president's nominees until they are able to pick and approve their own favorite candidate make sense to you?

No, it makes no sense, the Senate can not bait and switch or game the system to favor them in them and they should never be allowed to usurp the powers and responsibilities of the Executive.
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 8:15pm On Feb 01, 2018
baralatie:
the president can continue whatever he likes!
the real question is does the act provide for an acting chairman pending confirmation from senate?
You just keep sidestepping my question for obvious reasons.

See, I know you can not show me any part of the Nigerian constitution that says the president can not renominate any candidate.

The Senate can keep rejecting, but the President can also keep reappointing.

They both have constitutional powers to do what they are doing. PERIOD.
Politics › Re: Court Affirms Senate's Power To Reject Magu by deomelllo: 8:12pm On Feb 01, 2018
ojobek:
I agreed with all what you said but the same thing can also be said of executive, hope you will not come tomorrow and started crying fouls when your lord(buhari)is no more there?
This is not about PMB, this is about strong, good and independent institutions where accused people on trial and under investigations are not allowed to pick their own favorite prosecutors, weaken, corrupt and undermine our crime-fighting institutions.


Regardless how you feel about the president, this is something you should avoid by any means necessary.


There are little or no EFCC convictions today simply because of our weak and corrupt institutions like the judiciary where politicians pick their own lawyers, judges and even preferred court locations like Ibori did when he moved his own case to his own state, even build his own court and picked his own judge hence escaping justice, but thank God, justice prevailed in the UK where they don't have weak and corrupt institutions.

Stop playing petty bigotry and tribalism with your future.

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