₦airaland Forum

worksmart:
ok you are privileged. Congratulations!
At least explains why you do not care about the rule of law.

which useless rule of law?

I support any bad thing they do to emefiele

People who also support d policy are heartless n inhumane cos I don’t understand how u will see people suffering but because u want your candidate to win u ignore

Las las na tinubu come win after them suffer themselves, d most annoying thing is that even people who couldn’t access their money were supporting it simply because they believed it will stop tinubu

Godwin4444:
which hardship are u talking about?

I can move freely n I can spend freely n I can eat anytime I like without having to open my app n encounter failed transactions

It was so bad that even some filling stations that normally take transfer refuse it cos they need cash they want to sell to pos operators

Anyone that supports d cashless policy should b gunned down

Wetin my eye see no b small, anytime I won comot I will have to go n beg my neighbors if they have at least 500 naira, it was so bad one day that I had to go out badly n no cash on me I had to go n meet the woman selling bread at d junction to give me 1k based on say I b regular customer

D woman made it clear she no go collect transfer ooo, I had to go out n look for every means possible to get 1k to give her

Just imagine that humiliation on top my own money n some fools believe it’s better

Honestly, it was serious, more like a war situation.
Though I had enough cash to spend then, so many of my customers were stranded.
God will not let us face such phase again

First Supreme court order technically was against the FG and not the CBN which is independent of the FG, secondly the order was unconstitutional as the Supreme court effectively mandate itself to make monetary policy.

JuicyStar:
Are u for real? After u will be the same person shouting when court orders are not obeyed by the president. The Supreme Court gave an order and u are saying he should have stood his ground. Some of una dey unstable for Una comments sha

EMEFIELE DOESN'T KNOW NOTHING. HE IS A FRAUD. THE SUPREME COURT SAVED HIM AND BUHARI FROM A DISASTER.
Yes the policy would have made the Naira stronger and would have wiped out hoarded cash by looting politicians if EMEFIELE hasn't got very STUPIDLY involved. EMEFIELE is the one hoarding and spending the money to acquire DOLLARS FOR HIMSELF.

After all, the supreme court acted constitutionally.

HE WOULD HAVE BEEN JAILED FOR LIFE.

worksmart:
First Supreme court order technically was against the FG and not the CBN which is independent of the FG, secondly the order was unconstitutional as the Supreme court effectively mandate itself to make monetary policy.

Hmmmm…a judgement of the court remains THE INTERPRETATION OF ANYLAW irrespective of any intellectual or emotional analysis. In a situation where it’s the Supreme Court that gives a judgement, that is FINAL. Such judgement can only be remedied by subsequent legislation or the Supreme Court in another case correcting itself. So u are wrong to say the judgement of the Supreme Court is unconstitutional.

Very unconstitutional, firstly for the supreme court give itself the jurisdiction to hear the case , even though the case was never heard at a lower court. secondly Supreme court has no power to dictate monetary policy to the CBN.

JuicyStar:
Hmmmm…a judgement of the court remains THE INTERPRETATION OF ANYLAW irrespective of any intellectual or emotional analysis. In a situation where it’s the Supreme Court that gives a judgement, that is FINAL. Such judgement can only be remedied by subsequent legislation or the Supreme Court in another case correcting itself. So u are wrong to say the judgement of the Supreme Court is unconstitutional.

worksmart:
Very unconstitutional, firstly for the supreme court give itself the jurisdiction to hear the case , even though the case was never heard at a lower court. secondly Supreme court has no power to dictate monetary policy to the CBN.

No more comment… it’s obvious u are not a lawyer. For the records, the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction on matters between states and the federal government which was what happened in the matter. So no lower court can entertain such matter. I rest my case.

JuicyStar:
Are u for real? After u will be the same person shouting when court orders are not obeyed by the president. The Supreme Court gave an order and u are saying he should have stood his ground. Some of una dey unstable for Una comments sha

Don't waste your time on any zombidiots, they are deaf, dumb and blinded by bias political sentiments and sheer hatreds of anyone but themselves. You can't have any logic based civil discuss with them.

JuicyStar:
No more comment… it’s obvious u are not a lawyer. For the records, the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction on matters between states and the federal government which was what happened in the matter. So no lower court can entertain such matter. I rest my case.

They are all over the cyberspace crying about what happened yesterday but they all laughed and encouraged emefiwerey to disregard and discredit supreme court pronouncements because it favors their political alignment. They all praised emefiwerey and defended his craziness even when lives were affected negatively by his refusals to obey court order.

See ba, If i am Tinubu, emefiwerey would have been dead by now, accidentally.

The bastard contested against Tinubu during the primary stage of the election and when he lost, he was quoted as saying over his dead body for Tinubu to become President.

Which section of the constitution did you find that in?
How about Supreme Court appearing to dictate to FG the monetary policy that an independent CBN should be ordered to adopt? Do you not see that as unconstitutional?

JuicyStar:
No more comment… it’s obvious u are not a lawyer. For the records, the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction on matters between states and the federal government which was what happened in the matter. So no lower court can entertain such matter. I rest my case.

Stop lying, Emefiele never contested the primaries.

TimeMachine2:
They are all over the cyberspace crying about what happened yesterday but they all laughed and encouraged emefiwerey to disregard and discredit supreme court pronouncements because it favors their political alignment. They all praised emefiwerey and defended his craziness even when lives were affected negatively by his refusals to obey court order.

See ba, If i am Tinubu, emefiwerey would have been dead by now, accidentally.

The bastard contested against Tinubu during the primary stage of the election and when he lost, he was quoted as saying over his dead body for Tinubu to become President.

worksmart:
I believe Godwin Emefiele would have faired better today if he had stood his ground and pushed through his Naira re-design policy.

The policy was making the Naira stronger and would have wiped out hoarded cash by looting politicians.

After all, the supreme court acted unconstitutionally in my opinion by usurping the power of CBN to make monetary policy.

What are your thoughts?

Idiots like you will be shouting rule of law but here you are spewing trash that Emefile should have disobeyed the Supreme court .

Lack of comprehension is your problem.

The order was against FG and not CBN, so Emefiele did not have to obey it since CBN is independent of the FG.

Secondly the order was unconstitionally because it entered the realm of the Supreme Court usurping the power to make monetary policy.

Fsboperator3:
Idiots like you will be shouting rule of law but here you are spewing trash that Emefile should have disobeyed the Supreme court .

worksmart:
Lack of comprehension is your problem.

The order was against FG and not CBN, so Emefiele did not have to obey it since CBN is independent of the FG.

Secondly the order was unconstitionally because it entered the realm of the Supreme Court usurping the power to make monetary policy.

Rubbish.

So if the FG then asked Emefile to comply with the order, Emefile was in a position to ignore it?

Are you implying the CBN under Emefile was a sovereign on itself that did not answer to either the FG or the Judiciary ?

You idiots went to town defending Emefile not honouring the Joint NASS enquiry.

So you mean the CBN is neither answerable to the Executive, Legislative and judiciary ?

Which institution can have such powers of independence and audacity ?

Fool

I cannot continue to educate you since you seem more interested in throwing insults than learning.

Fsboperator3:
Rubbish.

So if the FG then asked Emefile to comply with the order, Emefile was in a position to ignore it?

Are you implying the CBN under Emefile was a sovereign on itself that did not answer to either the FG or the Judiciary ?

You idiots went to town defending Emefile not honouring the Joint NASS enquiry.

So you mean the CBN is neither answerable to the Executive, Legislative and judiciary ?

Which institution can have such powers of independence and audacity ?

Fool

worksmart:
I cannot continue to educate you since you seem more interested in throwing insults than learning.

Did you not claim that Emefile had immunity from both the judiciary and legislature ?

Even the president is answerable to both the judiciary and legislature but you fools went to town claiming Emefile was not subject to Nigerian courts or legislative oversight.

Do you want to deny this ?

So if Emefile openly flouted the courts and ignored enquiries from the legislature, how come it is Buhari that gave him his marching orders ?

And foolishly you claim it was Buhari's policy , what stopped Emefile from resigning if he objected to it?

So someone who is neither answerable to the laws of the land takes orders from the President ?

You see how foolish this stupid excuse of pushing to Buhari sounds like ?

Keep your upper iweaka arguments at Onitsha bridge head before you enter any discussion in Nigeria

worksmart:
Which section of the constitution did you find that in?
How about Supreme Court appearing to dictate to FG the monetary policy that an independent CBN should be ordered to adopt? Do you not see that as unconstitutional?

Take out time to read section 230 to 236 of the 1999 constitution. I have said it repeatedly and u are refusing to listen or u are intentionally biased.

The job of the courts is to interpret the Law and Section 1 of the 1999 constitution clearly states that where any Law is inconsistent with the constitution, such law is void.

By the way, in the judgement, what the SC said that the then CBN Governor didn’t follow the procedure as laid out in the CBN Act. The court never usurped the power of the CBN.

Case dismissed… I Rise!!!

I checked it out and it has the caveat : "if and in so far as that dispute involves any question
(whether of law or fact) on which the existence or extent of a legal right depends." How do the states meet these caveat . Also it is unclear what consitutes a dispute between FG and the states.

Like you said , The job of the courts is to interpret the Law, so tell me how ordering that the old currency must remain legal tender until December, has anything to do with interpretation of the law?

SC over-stepped it's mandate by setting monetary policy for FG, it violiates the principle of separation of powers enshrined in the constitution.

JuicyStar:
Take out time to read section 230 to 236 of the 1999 constitution. I have said it repeatedly and u are refusing to listen or u are intentionally biased.

The job of the courts is to interpret the Law and Section 1 of the 1999 constitution clearly states that where any Law is inconsistent with the constitution, such law is void.

By the way, in the judgement, what the SC said that the then CBN Governor didn’t follow the procedure as laid out in the CBN Act. The court never usurped the power of the CBN.

Case dismissed… I Rise!!!