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Zero tolerance for corruption. God bless PMB.

Wailing armed robbers lawyer

Who is this mad dog or sorry agbakoba
SAI BABA

Let say executive is mad must the tanko guy also accept what is unconstitutional?

I just want to see the disappointment in the face of Buhari's supporters who are members of the Bar.

Buhari is making himself look really desperate. Those comparing Onnoghen's sack to that of Malami should recall Jonathan was desperate and he since lost. If Buhari performed, he shouldn't have been this desperate, his works will speak naturally.

Well it is what it is.

Chief Ik. Respond to this.
“Even though no reason was adduced for the postponement of the meeting, Justice Onnoghen was not sure that the body would not suspend him until the conclusion of the case of false declaration of assets pending against him at the Code of Conduct Tribunal. The fear of Justice Onnoghen is not unfounded as the National Judicial Council has placed all judges who are on trial on suspension pending the conclusion of criminal cases filed against them as a result of the 2016 arrest of judges for corruption," the source said.
Walter Onnoghen, the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), postponed the 88th meeting of the National Judicial Council (NJC) at the eleventh hour without stating any reason. However, SaharaReporters now understands it was due to fears he could be suspended by the council.
The NJC held its 87th meeting on October 3 and October under the chairmanship of Onnoghen. At the end of the meeting, it recommended the appointment one Supreme Court Justice, three chief judges, three other judges of state high courts and a judge each for the Sharia Court of Appeal and the Customary Court of Appeal. The 88th meeting was to hold on Tuesday January 15, 2019.
But days earlier, the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) had slammed fraudulent asset declaration charges against the CJN at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT). Afraid that the NJC could suspend him because of this, Onnoghen — despite knowing that NJC members were already in Abuja for that purpose — postponed the meeting.
Notice of the postponement, served by Soji Oye, NJC’s Director of Information, read: “Sir/Ma, I am directed by The Honorable, The Chief Justice of Nigeria and Chairman of the National Judicial Council, Hon. Justice W. S. N. Onnoghen, GCON to inform you that the 88th Meeting of the Council slated for Tuesday 15th, January, 2019 has been postponed to a later date to be communicated to you.
“Any inconvenience this might cause you is highly regretted. Please, accept the assurances of the high regards of His Lordship, Hon. Justice W. S. N. Onnoghen, GCON.”
A source familiar with the development told SaharaReporters that Onnoghen took the step after advice from his lawyers, knowing the antecedent of the council.
“On June 15, 2018, the members of the National Judicial Council had assembled in Abuja to attend the statutory meeting if the body. To the surprise of the members the embattled Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen decided to postpone the meeting indefinitely,” he said.
“Even though no reason was adduced for the postponement of the meeting, Justice Onnoghen was not sure that the body would not suspend him until the conclusion of the case of false declaration of assets pending against him at the Code of Conduct Tribunal. The fear of Justice Onnoghen is not unfounded as the National Judicial Council has placed all judges who are on trial on suspension pending the conclusion of criminal cases filed against them as a result of the 2016 arrest of judges for corruption.
“Justice John Okoro of the Supreme Court was recalled from suspension because he was not charged with any offence while Justice Ugwuta has not been recalled from suspension. As Justice Onnoghen would have been interdicted if the National Judicial Council had met he was advised by his lawyers and close confidants in the judiciary to shift the meeting till a later date when the coast would become clear. The Chief Justice followed the advice and directed that the meeting be postponed.” See Also Breaking News BREAKING: Onnoghen Shuns Code of Conduct Tribunal Sitting Again
Onnoghen has shunned the two sittings of the CCT so far, the tribunal setting aside subsisting orders of a Federal High Court and the National Industrial Court (NIC) restraining it from proceeding with the case.
At the last sitting on Tuesday, Justice Danladi Umar, Chairman of the CCT, ruled that the order issued by the two courts directing the tribunal to discontinue the case are not binding on the tribunal. See Also Breaking News BREAKING: CCT Rejects NIC, High Court Orders, Decides To Continue Onnoghen's Trial
He declared the orders null and void, holding that the tribunal was established by the constitution and could not be stopped by orders of the two courts.
He therefore ruled that the tribunal would proceed with the case, and he directed the defendant to move his preliminary application challenging the jurisdiction of the tribunal.

Siddon look

deboysben:
All we need is action

Not just to only condemn which will later die down

National assembly should reconvene and serve buhari an impeachment notice

there is actually no need for action because in reality Buharis action is nothing but a null and void joke

SalamRushdie:
there is actually no need for action because in reality Buharis action is nothing but a null and void joke

Buhari shouldn't be allowed to play reluctant and get away with it

All these nonsensical miscreant acting and reacting fighting for the judge, biko where were they even the so called judge when the red chamber of the Senate insulted and called buhari names, where were they they? They should park well and get ready for the worst. Bubu has had enough!

niyidenrele:
Chief Ik. Respond to this.
“Even though no reason was adduced for the postponement of the meeting, Justice Onnoghen was not sure that the body would not suspend him until the conclusion of the case of false declaration of assets pending against him at the Code of Conduct Tribunal. The fear of Justice Onnoghen is not unfounded as the National Judicial Council has placed all judges who are on trial on suspension pending the conclusion of criminal cases filed against them as a result of the 2016 arrest of judges for corruption," the source said.
Walter Onnoghen, the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), postponed the 88th meeting of the National Judicial Council (NJC) at the eleventh hour without stating any reason. However, SaharaReporters now understands it was due to fears he could be suspended by the council.
The NJC held its 87th meeting on October 3 and October under the chairmanship of Onnoghen. At the end of the meeting, it recommended the appointment one Supreme Court Justice, three chief judges, three other judges of state high courts and a judge each for the Sharia Court of Appeal and the Customary Court of Appeal. The 88th meeting was to hold on Tuesday January 15, 2019.
But days earlier, the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) had slammed fraudulent asset declaration charges against the CJN at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT). Afraid that the NJC could suspend him because of this, Onnoghen — despite knowing that NJC members were already in Abuja for that purpose — postponed the meeting.
Notice of the postponement, served by Soji Oye, NJC’s Director of Information, read: “Sir/Ma, I am directed by The Honorable, The Chief Justice of Nigeria and Chairman of the National Judicial Council, Hon. Justice W. S. N. Onnoghen, GCON to inform you that the 88th Meeting of the Council slated for Tuesday 15th, January, 2019 has been postponed to a later date to be communicated to you.
“Any inconvenience this might cause you is highly regretted. Please, accept the assurances of the high regards of His Lordship, Hon. Justice W. S. N. Onnoghen, GCON.”
A source familiar with the development told SaharaReporters that Onnoghen took the step after advice from his lawyers, knowing the antecedent of the council.
“On June 15, 2018, the members of the National Judicial Council had assembled in Abuja to attend the statutory meeting if the body. To the surprise of the members the embattled Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen decided to postpone the meeting indefinitely,” he said.
“Even though no reason was adduced for the postponement of the meeting, Justice Onnoghen was not sure that the body would not suspend him until the conclusion of the case of false declaration of assets pending against him at the Code of Conduct Tribunal. The fear of Justice Onnoghen is not unfounded as the National Judicial Council has placed all judges who are on trial on suspension pending the conclusion of criminal cases filed against them as a result of the 2016 arrest of judges for corruption.
“Justice John Okoro of the Supreme Court was recalled from suspension because he was not charged with any offence while Justice Ugwuta has not been recalled from suspension. As Justice Onnoghen would have been interdicted if the National Judicial Council had met he was advised by his lawyers and close confidants in the judiciary to shift the meeting till a later date when the coast would become clear. The Chief Justice followed the advice and directed that the meeting be postponed.” See Also Breaking News BREAKING: Onnoghen Shuns Code of Conduct Tribunal Sitting Again
Onnoghen has shunned the two sittings of the CCT so far, the tribunal setting aside subsisting orders of a Federal High Court and the National Industrial Court (NIC) restraining it from proceeding with the case.
At the last sitting on Tuesday, Justice Danladi Umar, Chairman of the CCT, ruled that the order issued by the two courts directing the tribunal to discontinue the case are not binding on the tribunal. See Also Breaking News BREAKING: CCT Rejects NIC, High Court Orders, Decides To Continue Onnoghen's Trial
He declared the orders null and void, holding that the tribunal was established by the constitution and could not be stopped by orders of the two courts.
He therefore ruled that the tribunal would proceed with the case, and he directed the defendant to move his preliminary application challenging the jurisdiction of the tribunal.

the same NJC has called Buharis action null and void so what's your point

deboysben:
Buhari shouldn't be allowed to play reluctant and get away with it

the ball is in Onnoghen court, only him can allow Buhari succeed ..he must hold a press conference and continue like nothing happend because in reality nothing happened

The judges in Nigeria should stand as one because the table might turn to anybody in future. Judiciary need to secure their dignity now. Before it too late

Uglymugg:
I'm enjoying the tears from this debacle. I don't think i've seen this much wailing since I was born. I can literallly taste the salt off my screen.

This is Buhari's greatest undoing trust me .

SalamRushdie:
the ball is in Onnoghen court, only him can allow Buhari succeed ..he must hold a press conference and continue like nothing happend because in reality nothing happened

the way am seeing that man...
He is too soft. Let's see how it goes

cutesmilez:
This is not about PDP or APC!!!! This is about a bad precedence for our democracy!. Not everything is political...... Atlist even if you are an ardent supporter of a particular party, at list u should think for once! THINK!!!!

This is clearly anti Democracy. Wether PDP or APC or any party u belong to.... This isn't right in all ramification!!!!

and is right for thief Justice of nigeria to sell Justice to politicians on cash and carry.

deboysben:
the way am seeing that man...
He is too soft. Let's see how it goes

He just needs to be tough the law and Nigerians are behind him Buhari is expecting him to accept the suspension and niece he does that Buhari wins ...

Jesusloveyou:
and is right for thief Justice of nigeria to sell Justice to politicians on cash and carry.

Your FATHER!!!! no quote me

Judiciary, an arm of the government, is under fire by a tyrant soldier.

Cloud007:
Let say executive is mad must the tanko guy also accept what is unconstitutional?

and onnogen decide to thief.

chloride6:
mess off Agbakoba

The CJN who said he forgot to declare assets did not kill Nigeria abi?

..........

So how many political appointees declared Assets?...and why will it be a fast game for Buhari to appoint somebody immediately and a northerner Muslim as well without waiting for the court to declare CJN fate?

I was playing a game of Zombie where I was killing them and they were coming,... No sense,..no values..no future..nothing..just lifeless...seems like you are one of them....no offence pls

Where are those mother fucking APC members

FIRST TIME, I SEE ALL THIEVES AND LOOTERS AFRAID..

BABA INTEGRITY GOD BLESS YOU..


LET DEM SUFFER, SOME CAN EVEN DRINK SNIPPER..


GOD BLESS AND PROTECT BUHARI


SAI BUHARI ,BEST PRESIDENT EVER..

Buhari will not like what he will see tomorrow

deboysben:
All we need is action

Not just to only condemn which will later die down

National assembly should reconvene and serve buhari an impeachment notice

Hope you know the a-z steps in impeaching the president? Abeg make una stop to they give unaself false hope. If I were you guys I would have been at the gate of aso rock protesting, till then, na mouth all of una they.

You are jet narrating a story, corrupt man who also accept to be corrupt can not be chief judge under this dispensation.you can not use a corrupt judge to fight corruption, its can't work out.

Stalwert:
I was like your corrupt cjn that forgot the law did not insult the Constitution? You losers must change whether you like it or not.

Don't mind all this so called SAN that are supporting rubbish instead of telling the man the truth which is for him to have done the honourable thing by resigning.