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. Abokin Barawo, Barawo ne You can be forgiven if in 2015 you fell for the integrity and pastor duo. This is 2019 and they and no other have provided overwhelming proof that they are simply anomalous to integrity. .
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Basically... Get the rest of the gist from http://www.amagitesblog.com/2019/01/i-might-vote-atiku-nip-presidential-candidate-eunice-atuejide-declares.html
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. Nah... this is the height of desperation! You claim you'll win him flat, but you tore down his posters You claim you'll win him flat, but you used LASAA to sabotage his boards You claim you'll win him flat, but you bully the media You claim you'll win him flat, but you send thugs to intimidate him Ladies and gentlemen, there is ONLY ONE REASON for all this intimidation! JK WON FAIR & SQUARE IN 2015 but was robbed at Central Collation. HE WILL WIN AGAIN!! YOU people are not gods and LAGOS WILL overcome You! . http://www.inecnigeria.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Presidential-Election-Analysis-2015.pdf http://www.inecnigeria.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/summary-of-results.pdf
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. Lagos BEHOLD your Governor 2023 .
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. This is good. What is critical here is rule of law and due process. He will still get reprieve after all. I expect people to still cry foul. . |
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Reno Omokri juxtaposes side-by-side newspaper headlines showing what we all know. Buhari supports only that which favours him https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1089784768240250881?s=19
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. When you need 9 reasons to explain something that requires only one, then there's a problem . verifielive: |
. THEY WANT MASS PROTESTS THEY WANT VIOLENCE THEY WANT AN EXCUSE TO SHUT DOWN THE INTERNET & POSTPONE ELECTIONS. DO NOT INDULGE THEM. ONE AIM & ONE AIM ONLY We call on the National Assembly to immediately.. IMPEACH THE PRESIDENT & VICE-PRESIDENT WE NEED PEACE . |
. WE operate a Constitutional Democracy, the President, Vice-President, Governors etc SWEAR to uphold the Constitution. NO President, absolutely NO President can suspend a CHIEF JUSTICE of THE FEDERATION It is anathema and abhorrent to the doctrine of separation of powers upon which the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is based. ONLY a REMOVAL or a VACANCY (via a removal, retirement, or death) is recognised by THE Constitution. The President requires two-thirds of the National Assembly to remove a CJN. The provision for an acting CJN such as Buhari has done is ONLY in the event of a VACANCY QUESTION: Did the CJN retire? Did the CJN die? Was the CJN removed? No? Then NO VACANCY This is gross misconduct THIS WILL NOT STAND .
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. NO President, absolutely NO President can suspend a CHIEF JUSTICE of THE FEDERATION It is anathema and abhorrent to the doctrine of separation of powers upon which the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is based. ONLY a REMOVAL or a VACANCY (via a removal, retirement, or death) is recognised by THE Constitution. The President requires two-thirds of the National Assembly to remove a CJN. The provision for an acting CJN such as Buhari has done is ONLY in the event of a VACANCY QUESTION: Did the CJN retire? Did the CJN die? Was the CJN removed? No? Then NO VACANCY This is gross misconduct THIS WILL NOT STAND .
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. Yes, There is only one way outlined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for suspending OR removing a Chief Justice EVEN when it is a matter emanating via Code of Conduct. BUHARI REQUIRES TWO-THIRDS of the SENATE. This desecration of the constitution he swore to uphold is gross misconduct by Buhari and an IMPEACHABLE offence PRESIDENT and VICE-PRESIDENT They are BOTH equally guilty of gross misconduct. Since their ambition is worth the blood and lives of Nigerians let them come and be going. NIGERIA NEEDS PEACE 143. (1) The President or Vice-President may be removed from office in accordance with the provisions of this section. (2) Whenever a notice of any allegation in writing signed by not less than one-third of the members of the National Assembly:- (a) is presented to the President of the Senate; (b) stating that the holder of the office of President or Vice-President is guilty of gross misconduct in the performance of the functions of his office, detailed particulars of which shall be specified, the President of the Senate shall within seven days of the receipt of the notice cause a copy thereof to be served on the holder of the office and on each member of the National Assembly, and shall also cause any statement made in reply to the allegation by the holder of the office to be served on each member of the National Assembly. (3) Within fourteen days of the presentation of the notice to the President of the Senate (whether or not any statement was made by the holder of the office in reply to the allegation contained in the notice) each House of the National Assembly shall resolve by motion without any debate whether or not the allegation shall be investigated. (4) A motion of the National Assembly that the allegation be investigated shall not be declared as having been passed, unless it is supported by the votes of not less than two-thirds majority of all the members of each House of the National Assembly. (5) Within seven days of the passing of a motion under the foregoing provisions, the Chief Justice of Nigeria shall at the request of the President of the Senate appoint a Panel of seven persons who in his opinion are of unquestionable integrity, not being members of any public service, legislative house or political party, to investigate the allegation as provide in this section. (6) The holder of an office whose conduct is being investigated under this section shall have the right to defend himself in person and be represented before the Panel by legal practitioners of his own choice. (7) A Panel appointed under this section shall - (a) have such powers and exercise its functions in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed by the National Assembly; and (b) within three months of its appointment report its findings to each House of the National Assembly. ( Where the Panel reports to each House of the National Assembly that the allegation has not been proved, no further proceedings shall be taken in respect of the matter.(9) Where the report of the Panel is that the allegation against the holder of the office has been proved, then within fourteen days of the receipt of the report at the House the National Assembly shall consider the report, and if by a resolution of each House of the National Assembly supported by not less than two-thirds majority of all its members, the report of the Panel is adopted, then the holder of the office shall stand removed from office as from the date of the adoption of the report. (10) No proceedings or determination of the Panel or of the National Assembly or any matter relating thereto shall be entertained or questioned in any court. (11) In this section - "gross misconduct" means a grave violation or breach of the provisions of this Constitution or a misconduct of such nature as amounts in the opinion of the National Assembly to gross misconduct. http://www.nigeria-law.org/ConstitutionOfTheFederalRepublicOfNigeria.htm
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. Buhari erred He CANNOT unilaterally suspend a substantive Chief Justice of the Federation under any guise Press please note: 'allegedly suspended' or some other descriptive to be used. Do not be a part (willing or unwilling) of this rape of democracy. There is only one way outlined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for suspending OR removing a Chief Justice EVEN when it is a matter emanating via Code of Conduct. BUHARI REQUIRES TWO-THIRDS of the SENATE. This desecration of the constitution he swore to uphold is gross misconduct by Buhari and an IMPEACHABLE offence http://www.nigeria-law.org/ConstitutionOfTheFederalRepublicOfNigeria.htm#FederalExecutive 292. (1) A judicial officer shall not be removed from his office or appointment before his age of retirement except in the following circumstances - (a) in the case of - (i) Chief Justice of Nigeria, President of the Court of Appeal, Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Chief Judge of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Grand Kadi of the Sharia Court of Appeal of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja and President, Customary Court of Appeal of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, by the President acting on an address supported by two-thirds majority of the Senate. (ii) Chief Judge of a State, Grand Kadi of a Sharia Court of Appeal or President of a Customary Court of Appeal of a State, by the Governor acting on an address supported by two-thirds majority of the House of Assembly of the State, Praying that he be so removed for his inability to discharge the functions of his office or appointment (whether arising from infirmity of mind or of body) or for misconduct or contravention of the Code of Conduct; (b) in any case, other than those to which paragraph (a) of this subsection applies, by the President or, as the case may be, the Governor acting on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council that the judicial officer be so removed for his inability to discharge the functions of his office or appointment (whether arising from infirmity of mind or of body) or for misconduct or contravention of the Code of Conduct. (2) Any person who has held office as a judicial officer shall not on ceasing to be a judicial officer for any reason whatsoever thereafter appear or act as a legal practitioner before any court of law or tribunal in Nigeria. .
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. ALL WELL MEANING NIGERIANS SHOULD PREVAIL ON THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND ITS MEMBERS TO IMMEDIATELY COMMENCE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS BORDERING ON GROSS MISCONDUCT OF THE PRESIDENT & VICE-PRESIDENT NO MORE NO LESS . Hucienda I had to delete your quote. My apologies |
kahal29: All these conspiracy theories here and there doesn't deal with the substance of the matter at hand.... The main question still remains..... Did Chief Justice Onnoghen forget to declare his assets properly or not? Claiming that over $3 million that was traced to his account was a mistake?That will be determined by the CCT the case duly referred to them by the National Judicial Council. EVEN IF WE DISAGREE INDIVIDUALLY WE ARE PRACTICING A CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRACY. Buhari has DESECRATED the constitution he swore to uphold and should be impeached There are SPECIFIC rules and procedures for removing (as the constitution does not recognise suspension) a CJN. Or in the event of a vacancy (again no suspension) Vacancy can be by retirement, death or removal. There is only one way outlined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for suspending OR removing a Chief Justice EVEN when it is a matter emanating via Code of Conduct. BUHARI REQUIRES TWO-THIRDS of the SENATE. This desecration of the constitution he swore to uphold is gross misconduct by Buhari and an IMPEACHABLE offence http://www.nigeria-law.org/ConstitutionOfTheFederalRepublicOfNigeria.htm#FederalExecutive 292. (1) A judicial officer shall not be removed from his office or appointment before his age of retirement except in the following circumstances - (a) in the case of - (i) Chief Justice of Nigeria, President of the Court of Appeal, Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Chief Judge of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Grand Kadi of the Sharia Court of Appeal of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja and President, Customary Court of Appeal of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, by the President acting on an address supported by two-thirds majority of the Senate. (ii) Chief Judge of a State, Grand Kadi of a Sharia Court of Appeal or President of a Customary Court of Appeal of a State, by the Governor acting on an address supported by two-thirds majority of the House of Assembly of the State, Praying that he be so removed for his inability to discharge the functions of his office or appointment (whether arising from infirmity of mind or of body) or for misconduct or contravention of the Code of Conduct; (b) in any case, other than those to which paragraph (a) of this subsection applies, by the President or, as the case may be, the Governor acting on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council that the judicial officer be so removed for his inability to discharge the functions of his office or appointment (whether arising from infirmity of mind or of body) or for misconduct or contravention of the Code of Conduct. (2) Any person who has held office as a judicial officer shall not on ceasing to be a judicial officer for any reason whatsoever thereafter appear or act as a legal practitioner before any court of law or tribunal in Nigeria. .
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cosse:And have YOU read the part about resignation. Tut tut, one track mind, no? |
. Interestingly, Buhari is not THE problem. He is only an avatar of certain devious persons who pretend to be angels by day, while slinking back to their 'covens' by night. That one would see the death and desecration of hundreds of human beings and turn a blind eye due to so-called enlightened self interest, simply validates the evil within. . |
agabaI23:I'm uncertain I am allowed to say all I would like to.. ![]() Just be calm |
braine:It is people like you who spurred us on 4 years ago to begin to put the machinery in place. Thanks for the push. ![]() |
. Don't get it twisted. Only the NJC can suspend a judicial officer. Many pushing this narrative are closet Buharists. Don't be like them. Nigeria will win Posterity will judge. If Buhari is lucky he'll still be president by Monday. The man is a gonner and all those who ally with him. No protests, no fuss, watch and see. This particular battle has already been won. Buhari thought he could get us to play into his hands by this move and by mass protests which they will respond with force and postponed elections (Ozekhome chill please) ashay ashay na him carry him hand snap d gauntlet wey go pieces am. . |
. Obviously 2015: Osinbajo nominated to be VP to Buhari and accepts! "Ha, Pastor Prof. You have join bad gang!" Plot twist 2019: Buhari retains VP Osinbajo "Ha, Buhari, you have joined Badder gang!" Does it not worry and astonish you that if you indeed agree that Buhari is an affliction that it is Pastor Prof and his machinery (not even Tinubu) that is propping him up, defending him at every turn? Sotay Sotay Sotay he begin dey answer question for am? Arguably, Buhari won in 2015 more because Pastor Prof was VP. Now the same Pastor Prof that people voted to check Buhari is the one teaching an experienced *x*#"* like him bad habit? Pastor Prof DID NOT change over night and is a MAJOR lynchpin (component) of the CHANGE SCAM! P-A-S-T-O-R!!!!!!!!!!! .
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Lagos State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) gubernatorial candidate, Mr. Jimi Agbaje, has raised the alarm over the persistent methods of removal of his campaign posters and political party signs, which he blamed on the agents of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). He claimed that the practice, which has been on since campaign for the 2019 gubernatorial election started, obviously confirmed APC’s ill-motive and desperation to ensure that there is no level playing field. In an interaction with The Guardian, Agbaje said PDP has on several occasions been the victim at the barbaric hands of miscreants, who have vandalized no fewer than 3,000 billboards and campaign materials in prime areas such as the Third Mainland Bridge; and have also enjoyed continued support from members of the ruling APC. According to him: “The support received in the execution of these unlawful acts from the APC is evidenced by the surreptitious release of culprits, without sanction, including officials within the Lagos State Signage and Advertisement Agency (LASAA), apprehended recently in relation to the crimes. “This has led to an increase in the unlawful activities, which have now been reported to be prevalent in over 35 constituencies across the state. “Is this how the APC intends to conduct elections – by stifling the opposition?” The PDP candidate expressed displeasure that despite the best efforts of the Lagos State police commissioner towards thwarting these illegal activities “members of APC have devised other surreptitious strategies all in an attempt to silence and emasculate any opposition to their ‘anointed’ candidate for the position of governor. The continued use of state apparatus and resources to fund the political campaign and that of their candidate, Babajide Sanwo-Olu and the excessive use of federal might in a local election are few out of the many instances of the ruling party’s arbitrary exercise of state power.” Agbaje affirmed that neither his party nor the electorate could be cowed by the antics of the ruling party, which campaign materials are currently everywhere as if there are no other contestants. He said, “In a true democracy, one of the core tenets is the existence of a level playing field for every party without fear or favour. Every citizen should be afforded the opportunity to consider the alternatives and not to be forced into making a decision. The acts by the ruling party are akin to a dictatorship aimed at oppressing the law-abiding members of the PDP who do not possess the political might and or the financial exuberance of APC.” He, therefore, urged the electorate to stand against any form of tyranny as the election approaches, saying this is the best time to deliver the state from the shackles of bondage and ensure freedom to its people who have been held down under the whims and caprices of select individuals who have monopolized its resources and accumulated public funds for their private benefit. https://www.thebreakingtimes.com/jimi-agbaje-laments-over-3000-of-my-billboards-others-destroyed-in-lagos/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
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. Remember to be upright and fair! Do NOT rig for ANY party or anybody. Whether APC, PDP, AA, AD etc.. Do not go and carry generational problem for your family oh! No more UK, US or Canada for you if you interfere with elections. These big politicians and their minions will find their way and leave you with personal wahala oh. Abi you wan put dem as reference for your visa form. Abi you go tell immigration say make dem allow you call dem for phone wen dem wan deport you? Shay you dey use phone na? Toh, no make "background check" catch you. Good luck and stay safe. . |
This is so sad! Why are these people wantonly evil like this? |
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. After when dem deny person via multiple times, or deport person sef dem go begin dey call #VillagePeople inside the matter, meanwhile na you carry wahala gum body... If you have relatives in INEC kindly advise them to steer clear of Election Interference oh! Remember, if you have a BVN or NIN and a mobile phone you are being monitored. Friendly advice... ![]() . |
I tink I talk am.... Perpetrators of Election Interference stand to be denied visas. Note not only rigging oh - 'Interference' https://ng.usembassy.gov/u-s-and-u-k-press-statements-on-upcoming-nigerian-elections/ The United Kingdom and the United State announce repercussions, including restrictions on travel, for election-related violence. U.S. Statement [Begin] The conduct of the upcoming elections in Nigeria is important not only for Nigeria, but for the African continent. The United States government does not support any specific candidate or party in Nigeria’s upcoming elections. The United States supports the Nigerian democratic process itself. We support a genuinely free, fair, transparent, and peaceful electoral process. We, and other democratic nations, will be paying close attention to actions of individuals who interfere in the democratic process or instigate violence against the civilian population before, during, or after the elections. We will not hesitate to consider consequences – including visa restrictions – for those found to be responsible for election-related violence or undermining the democratic process. Under U.S. immigration law, certain violations may also lead to restrictions on family members. We welcome the signing of peace pledges by Nigerian candidates and their commitment to a peaceful electoral process. [End] ________________ U.K. Statement [Begin] 23 days to the Presidential and National Assembly elections and 37 days to the Gubernatorial and State Assembly elections, the British High Commission in Abuja would like to reaffirm our strong support for free, fair and peaceful elections in Nigeria. We and our international partners remain committed supporters of Nigeria’s democracy. We do not support any party or individual and believe that the Nigerian people should be able to choose their leaders in an environment free from hate speech and insecurity. We continue to provide significant support to Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission and to Nigerian civil society to help them deliver credible elections. We also regularly engage with actors across the political spectrum to encourage them to respect electoral rules and maintain an atmosphere of peace and calm. We will be deploying an extensive observation mission for the forthcoming elections, including coordinating with the EU’s Election Observation Mission. Our monitors will in particular be looking out for any attempts to encourage or use violence to influence the elections, including on social media. We would like to remind all Nigerians that where the UK is aware of such attempts, this may have consequences for individuals. These could include their eligibility to travel to the UK, their ability to access UK based funds or lead to prosecution under international law. The UK is a friend and partner of Nigeria. We hope our continued support will play a role in helping Nigeria take a further step towards consolidating the progress made since democracy returned in 1999. [End] Twitter link https://twitter.com/USEmbassyAbuja/status/1088416738700599297?s=19
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Earthquake1:S'ope? ![]() |

Where the Panel reports to each House of the National Assembly that the allegation has not been proved, no further proceedings shall be taken in respect of the matter.
