₦airaland Forum

ChukwuObe:
Will you in all honesty swear that if Tinubu wins in 2027 you will do the needful?

AMINDA:
See logic na. So Tinubu's ultimate goal was to destroy all opposition parties and run unopposed. Even now, he's promising all defectors automatic tickets without any consideration as to the aspirations of existing politicians in the APC who have been holding forth through thick and thin. The defectors can still win their elections without delivering Tinubu. If Agbadorians will accuse Sanwo-olu and his appointees of working against Tinubu and even funding Atiku, then I wouldn't celebrate yet if I were you? Tinubu will not win the 2027 presidential elections. Bookmark this.

AMINDA:
The only defection that matters will be that of the electorates that voted for them under the banner of another political party. Unless they can say with all certainty that they are defecting with the express approval and support of the electorates that voted them in, then it's nothing worth celebrating. Would they be defecting if the government has not used state powers to destroy their erstwhile political parties? That's the ultimate question.

UkoAnnang:
All these are fictions
Let Ur mind touch ground

AMINDA:
Don't mind him. Why didn't he deliver Abia to Tinubu as an APC chieftain. Tinubu engineered crisis in virtually all political crisis and celebrate when the politicians are decamping to find a vehicle to contest election thinking he has now become popular. Are the politicians who won under the LP that decamped also decamping with the voters that voted them in against the grain?

gidgiddy:
You have APC Governors in the South East thanks to defection

Patrickaruah:
He is indirectly reminding everyone that is an APC member from south east that he is among the founding fathers of the party. But can he tell Nigerians what his party has done for the country since they took over the leadership

UkoAnnang:


You are still mocked

Nothing good comes from the evil entity you are proud to be a member

Putindbutt:
Eyah, Nigeria happened to him

The International Association of Judges (IAJ) has admitted the National Association of Judges in Nigeria (NAJN) as a member of the body. NAJN, which will represent Nigeria at the global judicial body, was admitted at the 67th annual meeting of the IAJ holding in Baku, Azerbaijan. Mr Tobi Soniyi, the media aide to the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, made this known in a statement on Monday in Abuja.

According to the statement, the admission of Nigeria into the world body demonstrates global recognition and confidence in the Nigerian judiciary. Responding to the development, Justice Kekere-Ekun said it was truly a moment of pride and privilege for Nigeria to join the global community of judges, dedicated to the rule of law, judicial independence and the protection of human rights.

“Nigeria embraces this membership with humility, commitment, and a deep sense of responsibility.

“We recognise the values that this association upholds, and we are determined to contribute actively to its mission. “We are committed to further strengthening the independence of our judiciary, upholding the rule of law, and ensuring the continued protection and promotion of human rights in our country,” she said.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that IAJ was founded in Salzburg (Austria) in 1953. It is a professional, non-political, international organisation, bringing together national associations of judges, not individual judges, approved by the Central Council for admission to the association.

The main aim of the association is to safeguard the independence of the judiciary, which is an essential requirement of the judicial function, guaranteeing human rights and freedom.

The Central Council of the IAJ is said to be its executive body, with each member association having two representatives in the council. At the Taipei Central Council meeting, which took place in September 2023, Mr Duro Sessa, judge from Croatia, was elected President of the IAJ for the following two years. Mr Giacomo Oberto, judge of the Civil Court in Turin, was confirmed the Secretary-General for a sixth mandate.

NAN observes that Nigeria has now become the 93rd member of the association, which has members from five continents. Before admitting NAJN, IAJ considered some of the challenges Nigerian judiciary faces, but also acknowledged the reforms being implemented by Justice Kekere- Ekun.

CJN lauds admission of Nigerian judges into IAJ, says it calls for more action

The Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, has lauded the acceptance of the National Association of Judges in Nigeria, NAJN, as a member of the International Association of Judges, IAJ.

The CJN, in a statement that was signed by her media aide, Mr. Tobi Soniyi, disclosed that NANJ, which will represent Nigeria at the global judicial body, was admitted at the 67th annual meeting of the international association holding in Baku, Azerbaijan.

She maintained that the admission of the country into the world body demonstrates global recognition and confidence in the Nigerian judiciary.

Nigeria has now become the 93rd member of the association.

Before admitting NAJN, IAJ considered some of the challenges Nigerian Judiciary faces, but also acknowledged the reforms being implemented by Justice Kekere- Ekun.

Responding to Nigeria’s admission into the esteemed global body, the CJN said it was “truly a moment of pride and privilege for Nigeria to join this global community of judges, dedicated to the rule of law, judicial independence, and the protection of human rights.”

“Nigeria embraces this membership with humility, commitment, and a deep sense of responsibility. “We recognize the values that this Association upholds, and we are determined to contribute actively to its mission.

“We are committed to further strengthening the independence of our judiciary, upholding the rule of law, and ensuring the continued protection and promotion of human rights in our country, ” she added.

The International Association of Judges was founded in Salzburg (Austria) in 1953. It is a professional, non-political, international organization, bringing together national associations of judges, not individual judges, approved by the Central Council for admission to the association.

The main aim of the association is to safeguard the independence of the judiciary, which is an essential requirement of the judicial function, guaranteeing human rights and freedom. The organization currently encompasses 92 such national associations or representative groups, from five continents.

Nigeria has now become the 93rd Member of the association. The Central Council of the IAJ is its executive body. Each member association has two representatives in the Council. The Central Council meets annually, preferably in a different country every year.

At the Taipei Central Council meeting, which took place during the month of September 2023, Mr. Duro Sessa, judge from Croatia, was elected President of the IAJ for the following two years.

Mr. Giacomo Oberto, judge of the Civil Court in Turin, was confirmed Secretary- General for a sixth mandate. The association has consultative status with the United Nations (with specific reference to the International Labour Office and the U.N. Economic and Social Council and with the Council of Europe.

LegendHero:
Abeg who come remain for PDP?

Mrfixitt:
Tinubu is a vagabond. Threatening governors and other politicians to join APC won't make him return in 2027

Putindbutt:
Then Fubara is coming in too, the only thing remaining is signing of the contract and the unveiling. The rumour about Tefas of Taraba is rife. Gov Mutfwang of Jos is already warming up on the touchline. It will be 36/36 plus Abuja for Jagaban in 2027.

Mbanda:
Also tell your sad waste president to leave SE oil and January tax for us.

DomPerignon:
Abia is still paying #18k as minimum wage that was approved by Jonathan.

They are yet to even pay the #30k minimum wage approved by Buhari talk more of the #70k Tinubu passed.

This same Abia under the dw@rf is constructing single lane roads at a whopping #6bn per kilometer .

The last F9 score card released by the dwarf had him celebrating less than a total 20km road length constructed since the LP administration.

Most of the so-called roads are less than a kilometer.

Local Government Authorities are bemoaning lack of funds a the dw@rf has refused to release money to the LGs after making the recently elected stooges in Zenith Party to sign away their fiscal autonomy by agreeing to a consolidated account with the state government. Since then, the LGs are starved of funding in direct contravention to LGA autonomy.

So its this eyesore of a water fountain that the dw@rf is commissioning to the glee of these local peeps?

I use to think Abia was cursed by bad leadership since 1999 but now I know the root problem are the people who don't know their left from their right.

Tomorrow it is people like you that will be complaining of Lagos hegemony in national financial activities. Is it this Abia or any other state in your SE that can substitute Lagos with this kind backward village mentality and terrible leaders?

No wonder you all empty out of that your SE the minute you can stand and run.

Mbanda:
Typical Apshit behaviour
You are calling abia governor "dw@rf" and a thief because he is not a member of Apshit.
Any day Otti joined Apshit he will automatically become a saint and a good leader. You will never see the atrocious acts of Imo state governor and other Apshit governors. Peter Obi, Otti and LP members/leaders is your problem. You are bias and one-sided and because of this reason, you can never make a change through your nonssense threads or even in real life.

Putindbutt:
I would not have reacted if I didn't confirm from credible sources. Even at that, noticed the difference between the report of SR and the Punch.
Below is the Punch newspaper:

Omooba77:
No one hates anybody, you are taking politics to far, Only God can't be sick.........

Omooba77:
Let God intervenes in his life, may be it will be a time of reflection.......

Streetinvestor2:
Thr is no state in SW that can come close to any Eastern States besides lagos.Why not say ur state so I can start with it.I have been to all SW states
That u generate revenue from civil servants and transport union is not SE thing

Streetinvestor2:
The money being used is not coming from SW that is the problem. That is why we don't have any business being in the same Country with SW.

PDPdestroyer:
See as thread scanty because no be bad news, Obidients are MIA

Streetinvestor2:
The one SW president is building in the costal high way of fraud is already failing in 2 yrs

Putindbutt:
Onitsha - Owerri highway to fraud.

agadez007:
the Road was built by Goodluck Jonathan and he left Presidency in 2015,So the road will be building itself?
The way you APC supporters reason,you will start to wonder if them dey seize una brain before you become a supporter

davodyguy:
He has departed already, as of the time of filing this report in