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Neoteny:Gba be! Busted, I dey wonder naa |
Rextizz:I just dey wonder, that is a Mustang! |
RealityShot:Awon baba ati iya e lolori buruku. Eranko jatiti! You and Buhari will continue the badluck in your fold and Daura. Wereh! |
Baawaa:Then PMB has become a dictator since he will not follow due process. |
She will soon realize the reason God created man with those ribs. Yeye dey smell. |
RealityShot:I am that I am! |
RealityShot:Let me educate you a little, the constitution of the FRN has no provision for "suspension" of CJN, however it has provision for removal which must actively involve the NJC; the highest judiciary body must review whatever petition against any Judge, including CJN, and recommend the removal as the case may be. Also, the National Assembly is actively involved in the appointment of CJN based on the constitution. They have to approve the person recommended to the President by NJC upon a communique from the president to the national assembly of the intention of the Presidency to apoint the CJN. These various processes were violated by the presidency and such violations are impeachable offences against the president, just in case you don't know. You can download a copy of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for more information. |
Falana should just shut up already. It is not the allegation or accusations against the CJN that the Nigerian Bar Association is protesting. They are protesting the process of suspending CJN which is an abberation and violation of the constitution. There is an appropriate procedure dictated by the constitution but not the jungle justice the president adopted. |
I anticipate the following: CCT chairman (Danladi Umar) and other judge that refused to acknowledge and apply the injuction issued by the Federal Court of Appeal on the trial should be retired for the questionable recommendation to Presidency, which the president relied upon, to suspend the CJN. Approval should be given to the Attorney General of Federation to prosecute CJN while still in office. The suspension of the CJN must be pronounced null and void pending the determination of his cases in the courts. However, the CJN has the option to resign or remain in office while his tenure last despite being prosecuted. The impostor CJN (Ibrahim Mohammed) purportedly sworn in by the president should be retired with immediate effect. Effort should be made to determine the case of Onnoghen in courts as soon a possible to put this matter to rest. I would have requested that the NJC recommend the suspension of Onnoghen pending the determination of his cases in the courts but that will make the judiciary play into the hands of the FG because they will not confirm whoever NJC recommends to presidency in good time hence, creating the lacuna that was prevalent before Onnoghen's recommendation was confirmed in the first place. Presidency will deliberately leave that position empty and inactive till all election tribunals and cases of their interest are determined. This APC goverment does not want to be challenged by a formidable arm of government like the Judiciary. |
KenOne:You still dey learn! |
helinues:So, whose fault is it? Could it be Onnoghen's fault or Ameachi and other Rivers State APC members fault? Why blame it on Onnoghen? |
Heartforus:No! It is not right. |
kaliboi94:Amen |
For some time, I avoided comments about Prof. Yemi Osinbajo's faith and his conduct so far in office. However, I am not surprised about his character thus far. It is rare to see men that wanna combine the pastoral office with such highly political offices. You can't represent God and mammon at same time. We know Yemi Osinbajo lost God sometime ago. |
koboko69:What is not in the constitution can not be inferred to suit Mr President. Don't give me gist about technicalities that don't exist. Do you think we are babies? |
koboko69:Do you have provision for suspension of CJN in the Nigerian constitution? If we have to rely on the literal meaning of Suspension and Removal, you still don't have a tenable case. |
Topmaike007:"Those who live in glass house should not throw stones." Our President just threw a stone and I hope he will not mind when stones are thrown back at him. |
AllenSpencer:An accused is innocent until proven guilty by a court of competent jurisdiction. Even if he admitted to have forgotten to enter the accounts on the previous declaration form, he filled another declaration form, some years later, that indicated those accounts. Mind you, he is not in your court hence you can't judge his case and conduct a kangaroo suspension/removal of the CJN without reckoning with the process stipulated in the constitution. You have to ultimately try him in court and he can only be removed from office upon the recommendation of the NJC. |
koboko69:Did Mr President follow the procedures of the constitution concerning removal of the CJN? No! When did this court of competent juridiction serve the purported verdict? Courts don't give verdict in abscence of the prosecution and defendant attorneys. They were all represented in the last court session and there was no such verdict. I see you are trying to distinguish between suspension and removal. As long as the CJN can not perform his duties in your case of suspension, it is tantamount to removal and there is no valid excuse for the president to inflict such dangerous blow on another arm of government that the president should not control. |
koboko69:When Jonathan suspended the CBN governor, several people and I also indicated that it was an aberration. However, there is yet a fundamental issue with the suspension of the CJN that you (supporters of the action) all failed to recognize: There are three arms of government in Nigeria's democratic system of government: Executive, Judiciary and Legislative arm of government. They are designed to create checks and balances in the system of government and to be independent of control from other arms despite working in harmony to govern the nation appropriately. The CJN is the head of the Judiciary hence an independent arm of government. The president has no business or power to suspend a CJN especially considering the dictates of the Constitution of Nigeria. The president desecrated the constitution that he swore to protect with that action; the president went overboard in exercise of his powers. |
Topmaike007:I castigate the president based on the dictates of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria which the president swore to protect and of course is bigger and more authoritative than the prrsident. As long as the position of the constitution is contary to that of the president, as it is in this purported suspension of CJN, I have the authority of the constitution to castigate the president. |
Topmaike007:Who are you to say the CJN is right or wrong; are you a judge? |
Newbiee:Did you forget that it was NJC that suspended Salami. Idiot, please read: http://saharareporters.com/2011/08/20/justice-salami’s-suspension-njc-illegal-and-unconstitutional NJC recommended his sack to Jonathan (President) and then Jonathan sacked him. That was due process. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/08/breaking-news-jonathan-approves-salamis-sack/ |
khingTony:The action against your CJN indicates that your vote will not count. PMB is now in control of INEC and desperately trying to control the Judiciary. |
Buhari and Osinbajo are quite desperate to win the election in the year 2019. This is a strong move to corrupt the Judiciary and I am waiting to see the response of the Judiciary. |
nonxo007:Did you ever wonder how the pyramid was achieved, learn a lesson about the engineering: every block is staying on someother blocks hence, the highest point of the pyramid is a block staying on several other blocks. Lesson: The richest, wealthiest or most succesful persons in the society used the opportunities provided by others, consciously or otherwise. They needed the human and material resources provided by others, who are oftentimes struggling, needy or assumed to be unsuccessful, to become successful and remain successful. Despite your exposure, intelligence, knowledge and skills, never take credit for your achievements in life because it took God, oppotunities, human and material resources to achieve that greatness or goodness. |
nonxo007:"Selfmade". There is nothing like self made wealth in life. |
Can someone tell me why this information is on frontpage at 276 view and very few comments? |
seunmsg:On the contrary, you are the common criminal, not the CJN |
@Op, you don't have a babe or lover. What you have is a friend, perhaps with benefit. In fact, I am tempted to call you a fool; I mean no offence. How can you think you have a steady-relationship with that woman? My advice: forget about marriage to her. You are the rebound guy and enjoy the s.ex while it lasts but be on the look for your potential wife and when you meet her, run away from this selfish w.hore like a "Bolt on 100meters dash". |
Ishilove:Yea, Tibetian Mastiffs are bigger and have more fur with mane like a male lion. They are quite expensive because there is restriction on exportation and crossbreeding Tibetian Mastiff. The origin is Tibet. |
This is certainly not a Tibetian Mastiff; it is most probably a Chow Chow. |
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