midolian:


My advice to Onnoghen is for him to start thinking of another line of business. Trading of Judgement is no longer a way

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id911:


The Court of Appeal is also control by Buhari just like other lower courts across the country and he won't get fair judgement there. Only the Supreme Court would do justice to him

ricon:
We saw this coming, we told them Onnoghen was wasting his time.

He taught PDP would win the election, he was using delay tactics in court.

People like Onnoghen must not be allowed to go scot free.

He's a political and judicial fraud. You can't mess up the highest judiciary seat in Nigeria for personal interest.

This level of fraud is unacceptable especially from people that are supposed to protect the same law.

olajizz01:
Are you talking of the judges of supreme court that constituted NJC that recomended his sacked in the first place.

id911:


Illiterate! Just two justices of the Supreme Court are members of NJC. Currently, only Onnoghen and Tanko Mohammed but the two were, as expected, not part of the deliberation

id911:


The Court of Appeal is also control by Buhari just like other lower courts across the country and he won't get fair judgement there. Only the Supreme Court would do justice to him

BigIyanga:

Typical zombie who believes that PDP is different from APC.. So Audu OGbe, Amaechi, Gandollar .. ex members of PDP are angels now??
Dont respond because u dont the difference between taught and.....

ricon:
We saw this coming, we told them Onnoghen was wasting his time.

He taught PDP would win the election, he was using delay tactics in court.

People like Onnoghen must not be allowed to go scot free.

He's a political and judicial fraud. You can't mess up the highest judiciary seat in Nigeria for personal interest.

This level of fraud is unacceptable especially from people that are supposed to protect the same law.

shadeyinka:

I pray you never find yourself in the same position where an imperfect system imposes an imperfect law on you simply because you are blocking their next objective.

ricon:

I hate it when people like you see the clear road but chose the bushy path.

Why chose to be sentimental on an obvious situation of fraud and unethical practice? Whatever imperfect law you're citing and so-called next objective has no stand in this. The fact remains that there were allegations against this man, and he was indicted and convicted of those allegations.

If they say a person stole a goat and called him a thief and they caught him but found no goat with him, what does that tell you?

Nothing vindicates him this man here, so many illegal practices and you're here talking imposition, imperfect system and law. Please stop it.

sunnyside16:
obviously

shadeyinka:

I am not defending the CJN, I am just praying for you. It's easy to join the executive in crucifying a sinner than understanding the motive behind why the sinner must be hanged.

If you understand the law of power, you'll know that the executive has the power to exploit any citizens imperfections and magnify it to the status of cold blooded murder!

olajizz01:
What's unconstitutional about it,he should be thanking God that jail term was not added.

My own concern is that the likes of onoghen are many in the judiciary, this kind judgement should be meted on them.


Judicial corruption is the worst form of corruption in the world

GavelSlam:


So all the commoners that have found themselves in prison due to their sticky hands in the cookie jar are the only ones that can be convicted.

Once you get to Onnoghen's grade, you should be immune abi?