₦airaland Forum

DesChyko:
What a nice explanation from you

Aptly demonstrated that It's easier to point fingers from afar than actually do something

If I may repeat, the Code of Conduct Tribunal has been established with the exclusive jurisdiction to deal with all violations contravening any of the provisions of the Code as per paragraph 15(1). This provision has expressly ousted the powers of ordinary regular courts in respect of such violations.

“The Tribunal to the exclusion of other courts is also empowered to impose any punishments as specified under sub-paragraphs (2) (a), (b) & (c) of paragraph 18 as provided in sub-paragraphs 3 and 4 of paragraph 18 while appeals shall lie as of right from such decisions to the Court of Appeal.

The real important question to ask at this stage is what is the consequences of the violation of the aforesaid paragraphs of the 5th Schedule to the 1999 Constitution?



“The answer to the above question is to be found in Paragraph 12 of the said Part 1 of the 5th Schedule which enacts as follows: -‘Any allegation that a public officer has committed a breach of provisions of this code shall be made to the Code of Conduct Bureau.’

“It is my considered view that the above provision is very clear and unambiguous. It provides a remedy in the event of any alleged breach of the provisions. The remedy lies with the Code of Conduct Bureau which has been clothed with the requisite jurisdiction to handle such matters.”

deomelo:
CCT is a product and creation of the Nigerian constitution with constitutional trappings. The CCT issued a valid court order that the president obeyed.

So, what constitution are you talking about? The CCT issuing valid court order or the president obeying court order are not part of the Nigerian constitution?


I really don't get the meaningless and ignorant argument you people are making for real.

If I may repeat, the Code of Conduct Tribunal has been established with the exclusive jurisdiction to deal with all violations contravening any of the provisions of the Code as per paragraph 15(1). This provision has expressly ousted the powers of ordinary regular courts in respect of such violations.

“The Tribunal to the exclusion of other courts is also empowered to impose any punishments as specified under sub-paragraphs (2) (a), (b) & (c) of paragraph 18 as provided in sub-paragraphs 3 and 4 of paragraph 18 while appeals shall lie as of right from such decisions to the Court of Appeal.

The real important question to ask at this stage is what is the consequences of the violation of the aforesaid paragraphs of the 5th Schedule to the 1999 Constitution?



“The answer to the above question is to be found in Paragraph 12 of the said Part 1 of the 5th Schedule which enacts as follows: -‘Any allegation that a public officer has committed a breach of provisions of this code shall be made to the Code of Conduct Bureau.’

“It is my considered view that the above provision is very clear and unambiguous. It provides a remedy in the event of any alleged breach of the provisions. The remedy lies with the Code of Conduct Bureau which has been clothed with the requisite jurisdiction to handle such matters.”

If I may repeat, the Code of Conduct Tribunal has been established with the exclusive jurisdiction to deal with all violations contravening any of the provisions of the Code as per paragraph 15(1). This provision has expressly ousted the powers of ordinary regular courts in respect of such violations.

“The Tribunal to the exclusion of other courts is also empowered to impose any punishments as specified under sub-paragraphs (2) (a), (b) & (c) of paragraph 18 as provided in sub-paragraphs 3 and 4 of paragraph 18 while appeals shall lie as of right from such decisions to the Court of Appeal.

The real important question to ask at this stage is what is the consequences of the violation of the aforesaid paragraphs of the 5th Schedule to the 1999 Constitution?



“The answer to the above question is to be found in Paragraph 12 of the said Part 1 of the 5th Schedule which enacts as follows: -‘Any allegation that a public officer has committed a breach of provisions of this code shall be made to the Code of Conduct Bureau.’

“It is my considered view that the above provision is very clear and unambiguous. It provides a remedy in the event of any alleged breach of the provisions. The remedy lies with the Code of Conduct Bureau which has been clothed with the requisite jurisdiction to handle such matters.”

SalamRushdie:
if you really read the intprtation act then you will will his action is ultra Votes as it clear clearly warns against the president acting within his limitations and his limitations is the constitution...you are too dull now GTFOH

SalamRushdie:
there is no pains as Buharis action remains ultra vires and at best is just a figment of his own imagination ..He possesses no such powers in reality and has only succeeded in amusing himself and his band of zombie Jesters ..

If I may repeat, the Code of Conduct Tribunal has been established with the exclusive jurisdiction to deal with all violations contravening any of the provisions of the Code as per paragraph 15(1). This provision has expressly ousted the powers of ordinary regular courts in respect of such violations.

“The Tribunal to the exclusion of other courts is also empowered to impose any punishments as specified under sub-paragraphs (2) (a), (b) & (c) of paragraph 18 as provided in sub-paragraphs 3 and 4 of paragraph 18 while appeals shall lie as of right from such decisions to the Court of Appeal.

The real important question to ask at this stage is what is the consequences of the violation of the aforesaid paragraphs of the 5th Schedule to the 1999 Constitution?



“The answer to the above question is to be found in Paragraph 12 of the said Part 1 of the 5th Schedule which enacts as follows: -‘Any allegation that a public officer has committed a breach of provisions of this code shall be made to the Code of Conduct Bureau.’

“It is my considered view that the above provision is very clear and unambiguous. It provides a remedy in the event of any alleged breach of the provisions. The remedy lies with the Code of Conduct Bureau which has been clothed with the requisite jurisdiction to handle such matters.”

SalamRushdie:
How does what you wrote justify Buharis attempt to rape and kill our constitution? Buhari acted illegally , he acted ultra vires !!! he acted in total bad faith ..

miqos02:
show me the constitutional provision of the CJN suspension

Equation89:
Read the Constitution before commenting.

The president don't have the Constitutional power to suspend the Chief Justice of Nigeria.

If only Buhari knows what the Constitution says, he won't dare to suspend the CJN.

Because there is a government inside this government, that's why he acted that way.

It's a let down on the principle of separation of power and Rule of law.

Buhari should stop drawing a battle line.

Installing another Muslim CJN is a clear indication that this country will one day be islamatised.

kilmer:
It seems to me you are the dumb one here. Your President does not have the constitutional right to suspend the CJN.

FedericGodwin:
But a northerner left before Walter. How. When sanusi was removed, who did gej replaced him with
.?

kettykin:
Who else thinks that judges and lawyers are going to teach APC a lesson on how to respect the judicial arm of government next week same saraki held on and put a stop to the bullying of the Senate.


For those comparing onnoghen to salami . Onnoghen is Niger delta and salami is yoruba . Yorubas take shit Niger deltans no dey carry last

abes:
What's unconstitutional about suspending the CJN?

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

Shibaraba:
Staged tweet
1.Hand is still clean as in you want tell me say na your first okele you see cockroach?
2.Cockroach wey dey inside efo riro go Don change colour.And the efo go romance am well. This one still fresh like wetin dem pick for ground
3.The efo plate wey you...........

Abeg make I shut up Abeg. My government no fit dey scam me make my citizen sef join. Una no reach

ugwusunday:
Na all of them be dis?

khiaa:
He's not white, it's like you guys consider anyone non-black às white, you really don't know the difference. I guess this is the view of those who have never been around them in real life. Count your lucky stars.