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The nation may be plunged into a constitutional crisis in about three weeks as the tenure of the acting Chief Justice of Nigeria , Justice Muhammad Tanko , comes to an end ,

Muhammad was inaugurated by President Muhammadu Buhari on January 25 , 2019 following an order by the Code of Conduct Tribunal that the substantive CJN , Justice Walter Onnoghen , be suspended and the next in line of seniority , be sworn in.
However , the constitution states that the President cannot re -appoint an acting CJN unless on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council .
Section 231 ( 4) and ( 5 ) states , “If the office of Chief Justice of Nigeria is vacant or if the person holding the office is for any reason unable to perform the functions of the office , then until a person has been appointed to and has assumed the functions of that office , or until the person holding has resumed those functions , the President shall appoint the most senior Justice of the Supreme Court to perform those functions .
“Except on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council , an appointment pursuant to the provisions of subsection ( 4 ) of this section shall cease to have effect after the expiration of three months from the date of such appointment , and the President shall not re - appointment a person whose appointment has lapsed.”

Onnoghen and Muhammad are facing a probe by the NJC , the body responsible for the discipline and appointment of judges .
While Onnoghen was given a query by the NJC to respond to allegations on why he failed to declare some of his assets as required by law , the acting CJN was asked to respond to a query on why he allowed himself to be sworn in by Buhari without the recommendation of the NJC as stipulated by the constitution .
Onnoghen has challenged his suspension before the Court of Appeal but the appellate court has withheld judgment for unknown reasons while the case before the CCT has been given an accelerated hearing .
Buhari will only be able to extend Justice Muhammad ’s tenure if the NJC sends his name to the President for confirmation .
The President will subsequently be expected to send his name to the Senate for confirmation .
However , the current Senate , led by Senate President Bukola Saraki , has been at loggerheads with the executive branch .
The upper chamber of the National Assembly harshly criticised Buhari for suspending Onnoghen and had even threatened to drag the executive arm of government to the Supreme Court .
Reliable sources in the Presidency feared that if Buhari nominates Muhammad as the CJN to the Senate , the current set of lawmakers would likely reject his nomination .
The current Senate will expire in June , and Saraki, who lost re - election , will not be part of the 9 th Senate .
Speaking with our correspondent on Saturday , however , Chief Robert Clarke ( SAN ) said it was too early to speculate as the NJC still had three weeks .
Clarke said the constitution is clear that the appointment of judges should be on the basis of seniority and since Onnoghen remained under suspension , the NJC would have to extend the tenure of Justice Muhammad , who is also being probed by the council .
He said , “The Constitution will not allow a vacuum in any instance . It says the most senior judge will take over as acting CJN . After three months, the NJC can recommend another three months . He has no definitive tenure . It only said if the position is not vacant , the most senior must act .
“The NJC can recommend Tanko ( Muhammad ) again . I know the NJC will do the right thing. They know more than you and I , they know what to do . The constitution says the most senior . So , the NJC cannot recommend just anyone . Let ’ s not speculate .”
Also speaking with our correspondent , human rights lawyer , Jiti Ogunye , believed there would be no constitutional crisis because Nigeria always found its way out of such issues .

Ogunye added , “The point is when that time comes , a way would be found . The NJC that is still grappling with the issue of the treatment meted to Onnoghen , which is still considering petitions against him and that of the acting CJN for the fact that he presented himself to be appointed by the President , is that the same NJC that will have time that will be considering what will happen to him in three weeks ?

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https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3265069/leicester-city-ahmed-musa-arrested-suspicion-beating-wife-instagram/

Nigerian international Ahmed Musa, a £16million forward with champions
Leicester City, was nicked at his home in the early hours of the morning.
Musa arriving home in Leicestershire after being released by the police
The Leicester City player posted a snap of his wife Jamila to Instagram with a message of love for his ‘queen’ to celebrate her birthday on April 5

Ahmed Musa was quizzed by cops on suspicion of beating his wife
His arrest came just hours after the Leicester City forward took to social media to post a snap of his wife Jamila with a message of love to celebrate her birthday on Wednesday.
Gushing on Instagram, he wrote: “On this special day, may you have: All the joy, your heart can hold; All the smiles, a day can bring; And all the blessings, a life can unfold.
“May God bestow you with His bounties and blessings! Happy Birthday to my Queen.”
Musa and his wife Jamila have two young children together
Two women, believed to be female plain clothes police officers, visit the home of Leicester City footballer Ahmed Musa in Countesthorpe
Everton 1-2 Leicester : Leicester super sub Ahmed Musa scores twice to send Foxes through
But neighbours said officers spent two hours at the couple's home after arriving at 1am in the late night doorknock.
Ten hours later, two plain-clothed women officers arrived at the £850,000 five-bedroom detached property in the city’s Countesthorpe area.
It is believed they spent another two hours taking a statement from his wife Jamila, mum to Musa’s two young children Ahmed Jnr and Halima.
Police confirmed they held Musa, 24, on suspicion of common assault.
He was eventually released by police, seen walking back to his home.
Musa arrived at Leicester last July from CSKA Moscow , with his £16m signing coming after their 5,000-1 fairytale Premier League title win.
But he has struggled for form, starting only seven league games this season before manager Claudio Ranieri was fired as the side slumped.
Musa is also out of favour with new coach Craig Shakespeare.
The investigators visited the £850,000 property after the football player was arrested
He scored twice in five minutes in the match against Everton last month but was not in the 18-man squad for Leicester’s 2-0 win over Sunderland on Tuesday, hours before his arrest.

One neighbour said: “Ahmed is a nice guy. He always has a friendly smile. I don’t know anything about his private life.”
Another man in the quiet road said: “You never hear noise coming from the house. I had no idea the police had been called there.”
Two £50,000 Mercedes 4x4s stood on the drive next to the women cops’ small saloon.
Police said: “A 24-year-old man was arrested this morning at his home address near Leicester on suspicion of common assault.”

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legally collected, but it was essentially a lot of information on the president-elect and his transition team and what they were doing .”
The question becomes, why?
The Obama regime’s denial that Obama would

The chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence keeps dropping bombshells regarding what his committee is learning regarding the Obama administration’s intelligence surveillance of the Trump transition team, and he dropped another Wednesday: He told reporters he “cannot rule out” whether the former president ordered the surveillance.
New information has surfaced proving that elements of then-President-elect Donald J. Trump’s transition team, and possibly the president-elect himself, were being watched by the Obama administration . In a gaggle with reporters following this discovery, Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif. could not say for sure whether or not Obama himself ordered the surveillance of Team Trump.
In early March, Trump tweeted that Obama had his “wires tapped” at Trump Tower , a claim that drew immediate fire, denial and indignation from Democrats, some Republicans, and members of the former president’s intelligence community and Cabinet.
In fact, as recently as this week, FBI Director James Comey testified before Nunes’ committee that he had “no information” to substantiate the president’s tweeted allegations, which did not make sense to many observers given that previous reports claimed that an intelligence operation against Trump and his team had been launched before the Nov. 8 election. (RELATED: Flat out: Someone in government or the media is lying about ‘wiretapping’ Trump Tower story )
Indeed, Comey verified that himself during his testimony, when he took the highly unusual step of confirming, publicly, that the FBI began a counterintelligence investigation of Team Trump last July. Comey stated that the investigation was meant to determine whether there was any collusion with the Russian government to steal the election from Hillary Clinton, perhaps the worst, most corrupt presidential nominee ever .
During his press conference, Nunes – who said he had passed along his new information to the White House, where Trump said he felt “somewhat vindicated” by the news – also said some other things that are notable and extremely important.
First, he said that the information he had been provided – apparently by “sources” perhaps in the Intelligence Community “who thought we should know about it” – “alarmed” him because the Team Trump surveillance, which appeared to be legal, had nothing at all to do with the FBI’s counterterrorism investigation. That could mean it was a White House operation all along, which would additionally mean that a sitting president used the incredible power of the U.S. intelligence apparatus to conduct surveillance on a political rival presidential campaign.
Second, Nunes also noted: “I have seen intelligence reports that clearly show that the president-elect and his team were, I guess, at least monitored. It looks to me like it was all legally collected, but it was essentially a lot of information on the president-elect and his transition team and what they were doing .”
The question becomes, why?
The Obama regime’s denial that Obama would or even could do such a thing – order surveillance on American citizens – never made sense, either. Shortly after Trump first tweeted his allegations, a member of Obama’s national security advisory team, Ben Rhodes, tweeted back that presidents “can’t order” such surveillance.

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