₦airaland Forum

MrHandsome2013:
I hate them so much.
the reason for the hate is cos they allowed me to wallowed in depression and loneliness to the extent that i wasted so many years staying indoor..
They went about telling people that i am mentally unstable..
I question them why i look different from my siblings who have normal body stature..
all my class mates are married and have good jobs..
They destroyed my happiness and they want me to let them be..
Never.
look at me in my late twenties, no achievement.

Levant:
The constitution says the CJN can be removed through the judicial and the senate.

The constitution also gives the power to the president to suspend or remove those he appointed.

Since the president cannot remove the CJN, he suspended him using the loophole in this instance.

He is still acting within his legal powers given to him constitutionally. "Suspend" is mentioned in the constitution. And that the president can. If you're not happy with the CJN's suspension, start working to amend the constitution and stop whining.

Those crying, especially from the opposition, only got shocked because they could not outsmart the president. It appears the opposition has interest in the CJN in relation to the upcoming elections and electoral tribunals. And the president ensured that he tightened the loose bolts who can be compromised. Will you blame anyone for protecting his interests and acting swiftly?

And had this CJN not "forgotten" to declare his billions and 55 houses, we won't have had all this noise. Someone who forgets that he owns 55 houses and billions is that one fit to be CJN? Isn't that sign of dementia? The CJN should use his billions and heal his dementia. He needs to rest.

This act by the presidency should send clear warning to the corrupt eggs in the judiciary, be they judges or lawyers or whatever judicial position anyone holds. The acts of using the law to make turnarounds and outsmart the system and people have expired. This CJN should have simply resigned. But he was abusing laws and legal processes and due processes to circumvent the eventuality. And Buhari did him right. The same goes on where/if the legal processes are hijacked and cases linger on for many years and all the delay in giving the common man justice is impeded. Our CJN wanted to use the law against the law. To use the legal processes against the system to shield himself and buy time. And some people under cover of religion, tribal, ethnic and partisan sentiments are accusing the president, and not the CJN of abusing the law. The law is not meant to be toyed with. It is to be upheld and enforced. And if a strong hand doesn't enforce and uphold and uplift the law, the laws will only be toys and decorations. Mr President should continue his good work in building a cleansed judiciary to uphold justice. Mr President will restore the hope of the common man in the fairness, uprightness and transparency of the judiciary.

No one should complain here about constitution and law and democracy under hypocritical guise. The president has acted within legal power vested in him. We should be fair in realizing that. And we should accept that a state figure as huge as the CJN can forget how many houses and money he owns and failed to declare them. Next time, others should not forget. Very simple.

In a sane environment, this act by the president will win him trust and confidence of everyone. But in our situation, this act of strict uprightness is winning the president undeserved criticism. His enemies are using this case to milk it and politicize it and twist it in their favor against the president and the rightful action he carried out. This swift action by the president is what we should commend and hope for more in his second term.

Levant:
The constitution says the CJN can be removed through the judicial and the senate.

The constitution also gives the power to the president to suspend or remove those he appointed.

Since the president cannot remove the CJN, he suspended him using the loophole in this instance.

He is still acting within his legal powers given to him constitutionally. "Suspend" is mentioned in the constitution. And that the president can. If you're not happy with the CJN's suspension, start working to amend the constitution and stop whining.

Those crying, especially from the opposition, only got shocked because they could not outsmart the president. It appears the opposition has interest in the CJN in relation to the upcoming elections and electoral tribunals. And the president ensured that he tightened the loose bolts who can be compromised. Will you blame anyone for protecting his interests and acting swiftly?

And had this CJN not "forgotten" to declare his billions and 55 houses, we won't have had all this noise. Someone who forgets that he owns 55 houses and billions is that one fit to be CJN? Isn't that sign of dementia? The CJN should use his billions and heal his dementia. He needs to rest.

This act by the presidency should send clear warning to the corrupt eggs in the judiciary, be they judges or lawyers or whatever judicial position anyone holds. The acts of using the law to make turnarounds and outsmart the system and people have expired. This CJN should have simply resigned. But he was abusing laws and legal processes and due processes to circumvent the eventuality. And Buhari did him right. The same goes on where/if the legal processes are hijacked and cases linger on for many years and all the delay in giving the common man justice is impeded. Our CJN wanted to use the law against the law. To use the legal processes against the system to shield himself and buy time. And some people under cover of religion, tribal, ethnic and partisan sentiments are accusing the president, and not the CJN of abusing the law. The law is not meant to be toyed with. It is to be upheld and enforced. And if a strong hand doesn't enforce and uphold and uplift the law, the laws will only be toys and decorations. Mr President should continue his good work in building a cleansed judiciary to uphold justice. Mr President will restore the hope of the common man in the fairness, uprightness and transparency of the judiciary.

No one should complain here about constitution and law and democracy under hypocritical guise. The president has acted within legal power vested in him. We should be fair in realizing that. And we should accept that a state figure as huge as the CJN can forget how many houses and money he owns and failed to declare them. Next time, others should not forget. Very simple.

In a sane environment, this act by the president will win him trust and confidence of everyone. But in our situation, this act of strict uprightness is winning the president undeserved criticism. His enemies are using this case to milk it and politicize it and twist it in their favor against the president and the rightful action he carried out. This swift action by the president is what we should commend and hope for more in his second term.

rebranded:
Over the last 4 years we have seen things we liked and things we didn't support from the APC govt. But there are something's we need to ponder and be careful not to lose due to eagerness for change.

I must say i am NOT a card carrying memeber of the APC or associated with any political party. If the APC govt returns you can be sure of these:

Effective fight against boko haram- we like it or not we are safer than when PDP was fighting boko haram.

Reduced corruption/stealing of government funds- to be truthful to yourself we all know stealing of our communal funds has reduced maybe not by 100% but it is reducing.

Reconstruction of Federal roads and rails - Federal roads that have been neglected for years are getting fixed. Even with limited funds.

Power - We will continue to see completion of power plants, hence improved power generation

Agriculture - about same level as PDP. Farmers are getting richer compared to previous years.

Airports/flights - airports are getting renovated and flights are also becoming safer. Thanks to God no commercial plane crash in the last 4 years.

Personally I urge us to vote for party not individuals. Government has a lot of bureaucracy and changes need the support of the lawmakers which can make change process long.

Look carefully and you will see things are getting better..another 4 years should put us back stronger on the path we all want as a nation

dukie25:
I'm going on hunger strike until Buhari resigns.
T

SOLMICHAEL:
Cry me a river