rastaLivity:
A SAN petitioned against the CJN, can you imagine the total disregard for hierarchy? Tanko should do the noble thing and resign(even tho I know Africans don't resign). because it is quite clear everybody is against him.

PaChukwudi44:


WHETHER HE RESIGNS OR NOT HE IS A GONER

BrightEye:
This issue is going to cause war. Note that.

baliyubla:
Justice Tanko Mohammed Should be renamed Musa/Moses. The man who saw his career promise land (CJN) but never got there, because he sinned against the Judiciary.

Beats any sane person why this man committed such career suicide after crawling from a sharia court judge to become the second top Judge in the country.

NJC in upholding the sanctity of the Judiciary will really show the man no mercy tomorrow.

Even if CJN Walter Onnoghen eventually leaves, after order has been restored and due process followed, Nigeria's next CJN will be Bode Rhodes Vivour, if it will cost the Lifeless bigot his life, then so be it.

IbrahimDamola:
I pity dumbohari the lifeless one. What is waiting for him and his lifeless muslim Zombies, him no go stay watching am finish.

Koni duro wo tan.

Igbokid:

I think you are starting to accept the reality that the dollar man Onoghen is gone forever.
You've successfully crossed the first stage of grief which is denial.

Igbokid:

My osu alusi brother... How market today ??

akinblog:
A senior advocate of Nigeria, Olisa Agbakoba SAN, has written a petition against the acting Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Tanko Muhammed.

He made a revelation in the petition, saying that the new CJN should not be in office.

Muhammed was appointed after President Muhammadu Buhari suspended Walter Onnoghen from office.

In the petition sent to on Monday, Agbakoba said: “On 25th of January 2019 President Mohammadu Buhari pursuant to an exparte order of the Code of the Conduct Tribunalpurportedly suspended the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Honourable Justice Walter Samuel Nkanu Onnoghnen and purportedly swore in Hon. Justice Tanko Mohammed as the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria.

“The Constitution is clear about the procedure for suspending or removing the Chief Justice of Nigeria. The Chief Justice of Nigeria can only be removed on the recommendation of the NJC. SeeSection 153 (1), Paragraph 21 (a) of the 3rd Schedule and Section 292 (1) (a) (i) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999and the Supreme Court decisioninElelu-Habeeb v AGF (2012) 40 WRN 1.

“Hon. Justice Tanko Mohammed is fully aware of the state of law, yet presented himself to be sworn in by the President. Incidentally, Justice Tanko Mohammed was a member of the NJC panel that removed Justice Obisike Orji of the Abia state High Court for accepting to be sworn in as Chief Judge by the Governor of Abia state without the recommendation of the NJC.

“It is a matter of regret that Justice Tanko Mohammed who participated in this process will lend himself to this constitutional infraction. We pray the NJC to determine this petition in line with the decision in Justice Obisike Orji by immediately removing Justice Tanko Mohammed as Justice of the Supreme Court on grounds of gross misconduct which has generated perhaps the most controversial crisis in Nigeria’s judicial history.”

https://all-gists..com/2019/01/Onnoghen-Agbakoba-makes-revelation-against-acting-CJN-appointed-by-Buhari.html