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Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by Levels1(m): 7:44am On Feb 09, 2023 |
BossGerald: Same way Ipob, unknown gun men have been killing your family since years and your Obituary doesn't see any reason to condemned them and you think that's reasonable enough? Well the good news is that you guys are minority and as such your votes can't count. Pics attached 1 Like 1 Share
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Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by udeh3(m): 7:44am On Feb 09, 2023 |
byteem: Following sir... Very educating |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by Nobody: 7:45am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Funny that the civil service organistations are now calling on Buhari to override a Court Order...when previously they were calling on him to follow court orders.... Strange. (Personally, I am against the court order and regard it as flawed. But at the end, it's still the Supreme Court speaking, and she must be respected. Otherwise, anarchy. As said in the play 'A man for all seasons'...even the devil must be given benefit of law for our own safety) |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by Putinofrussia: 7:53am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Supreme Court and Executive Order 10: Matters arising, By Reuben Abati Premium TimesByPremium Times February 15, 2022 On Friday, the Supreme Court of Nigeria in a split decision voted 6-1 to nullify Executive Order 10 through which the Federal Government of Nigeria had sought in 2019, to give effect to Section 81 (3) and Section 121(3) of the 1999 Constitution, as altered by the 4th Alteration Act No. 4 of 2017, with regard to the financial autonomy of state judiciary and legislature which had been observed more in the breach by state governments and their Chief Executives. The Governors of the 36 states of the Federation had kicked against the Executive Order as an abbreviation of their rights under the 1999 Constitution. Collectively they elected to go to court, and hence asked the Court (a) to declare the Executive Order 10, unconstitutional and illegal; (b) compel the Federal Government to take up funding of capital projects for State High Courts, Sharia Court of Appeal and Customary Court of Appeal, and (c) refund to the 36 states a sum of N66 billion, being amount which they claimed to have spent on capital projects for the three courts in their respective states. To resolve the matter, the Supreme Court in addition to its panel of seven Justices invited five Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SANs) as amici curiae (friends of the Court). On Friday, the court ruled 6-1 that the Executive Order 10 is ultra vires, unconstitutional, illegal, and therefore null, void and of no effect whatsoever. Their Lordships also resolved, 4-3 that the 1999 Constitution already expressly spells out the responsibility of the states and the Federal Government concerning the funding of the State High Courts, Sharia Court of Appeal and the Customary Court of Appeal, even if it is silent on capital projects. In sum, the Supreme Court rejected the request of the Attorney General of Abia State and 35 others with regard to the aforementioned (b) and (c) parts of their prayers. Many commentators have so far tried to be diplomatic in their response to the ruling, but from the outcome as reported, it is not difficult to see that what the Supreme Court has done is to take a technical view of the matter and offer a strict interpretation of the Constitution, the powers of the President, the relationship between the states, and the limits of the Federal Government in the exercise of its powers as spelled out in the 1999 Constitution. Did the President of Nigeria actually act ultra vires? Justice Mohammed Dattijo, delivering the lead judgment declared that “This country is still a Federation and the 1999 Constitution it operates is a federal one. The Constitution provides a clear delineation of powers between the state and the Federal Government. The President has overstepped the limit of his constitutional powers by issuing the Executive Order 10. The country is run on the basis of the rule of law.” Okay. The law is what the judge says it is. The powers of the various tiers of government are defined in Sections 4, 5, and 6 of the 1999 Constitution pursuant to the doctrine of the separation of powers. Executive powers are vested in the President in Sections 5, 130, 132, 148(1), 151 such that in general, the President of Nigeria is one of the most powerful executives in the world invested literally with the status of a constitutional monarch. In Section 130 (2), he is actually described as “the \Head of State, the Chief Executive of the Federation and Commander-in-chief of the Federation.” The strong effect of the ruling by the Supreme Court in A.G. Abia and 35 ors vs. AG Federation is that there are limits to these powers, nonetheless. Supreme Court in A.G. Abia and 35 ors vs. AG Federation is that there are limits to these powers, nonetheless. By seeking to enforce and extend Section 121(3) of the 1999 Constitution, the President, in other words, encroaches on the right of state governments to receive money from the Federation Account on behalf of the state judiciary and legislature and transmit their share to them. Thus, the Federal Executive overreaches itself when it assumes it has the powers to strengthen Section 121(3) through what amounts to additional legislation. It is the duty of the legislative arm of government to make or amend laws under Section 6. EO 10 further amounts to an interpretation of the law by the Federal Government and that Executive arm of government acting as adjudicator. The powers in that regard belong to the judiciary under Section 6. So, while the EO 10 would have protected the judiciary against the rascality of state Governors riding roughshod over the judiciary and the legislature at the sub-national level, and the judiciary would have been a beneficiary of the order, their Lordships looked beyond benefit to the judiciary and took a strictly purist and technocratic view of the law. It would be wrong to assume that the judiciary has ruled against itself. If the Federal Government is allowed to overreach itself and the President permitted to usurp the functions of the legislature and the judiciary, that would be a prescription for anarchy and an endorsement of dictatorship.. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/511654-supreme-court-and-executive-order-10-matters-arising-by-reuben-abati.html?tztc=1 |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by blowjohn(m): 7:57am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Coolsperm: All is fair in war 2 Likes |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by abeyluve: 7:57am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Most cherished democracy my foot. I must say that Military regime is better because this their democracy is worst as it has concentrated wealth in the hands of the few people. |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by bcbones: 8:00am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Nigerians will always be funny, this new note wahala only affects the poor mass that live hand to mouth….. if you’re in the school of thought that this will hinder politicians from vote buying then you be tata….even bandits sef get the new note plenty to show off….new notes way bank managers Dey deliver to top men like say them order coffin for club….smh 1 Like |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by SenatePresdo(m): 8:04am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Freshtruth: Yoruba man will lead war? Tell me more jokes If Politicians have access to Trillions of New Naira notes through bank managers, make them rest na? Abi when did they start caring about the masses they love to oppress? 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by shuttox: 8:05am On Feb 09, 2023 |
lansile:It's affecting those that want to rig the election 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by Mrtaye: 8:18am On Feb 09, 2023 |
searchng4love:😂 He's the commander in chief and not the supreme court judge.... you guys are lucky we are not in a military regime who don't joke with treason.... lastly that mandate is shaky |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by christistruth01: 8:23am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Freshtruth: Kobonaire4: They are the very same People who were complaining that Buhari doesn't obey Court orders Don't mind them they only want to destabilise Nigeria so Elections won't hold They don't care if the masses perish from hunger Very Selfish People 2 Likes |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by EmekaA125(m): 8:25am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Anything to cut afonja Tilumbu to sizes is highly welcomed. |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by IgOga(m): 8:26am On Feb 09, 2023 |
livinbygrace: If Obi holds strong in SE & SS, Atiku has no path to victory. Obi is eating up traditional PDP votes |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by christistruth01: 8:30am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Buhari should just ignore them These were the same People complaining that Buhari doesn't obey Court orders |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by Raf4: 8:37am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Validated: To someone like you, everything is politics. The guy who stripped himself naked in the banking hall out of frustration is Tinubu or any other politician? The woman who did the same na Tinubu's daughter? Are you aware of many ATM/banks that have been attacked? People could not get cash, used transfers not going, Internet banking, apps etc are failing, yet u believe you are punishing politicians who can still access cash while in their bedrooms. It's when someone like becomes a direct victim of the unfortunate situation that you begin to cury sympathy from the public. |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by tundeabib1: 8:44am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Freshtruth: Na so o. The situation will even make rigging more possible because the people are very much impoverished. The insensitive decision of the federal government and its intended purpose has totally been defeated. Cashless policy should not be "kill them policy" 1 Like |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by Raf4: 8:45am On Feb 09, 2023 |
EmekaA125: Yes o, emeka. Your name sake that striped himself naked out of frustration when he couldn't access his money in the bank was to cut Tinubu to sizes. |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by christistruth01: 8:45am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Validated: Read Slowly Below is what the Supreme Court held: In his ruling, the Justice revealed that after careful consideration of the motion exparte, this application is granted as prayed. “An order of Interim Injunction restraining the federal government through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) or the commercial banks from suspending or determining or ending on Feb. 10, the time frame with which the now older version of the 200, 500 and 1,000 denomination of the naira may no longer be legal tender pending the hearing and determination of their motion on notice for interlocutory injunction.” These are the very same People who always accuse Buhari of not obeying Court orders What exactly is their Problem? |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by EmekaA125(m): 8:46am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Raf4:I love your tears. Cry more |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by professorPABX: 8:49am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Ofunaofu: Vanguard is a well known propaganda newspaper since Jonathan's era. Is there any central body coordinating Civil Society Organizations in Nigeria? In Abuja, group of people come together to form a body that is not recognized by major CSOs. They organized an award ceremony, it was a flop. |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by fridayking(m): 9:11am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Nigerians forget so easily the roll Tinubu played in the removal of president good luck Johnathan... Black mailing him... He knows he his going no where .. Now he want to apply the same antic against FG.. Banks are hiding money, he pretend as if the policy is the problem....in a sense country Tinubu would have been disqualified because he feul the killing and burning of banks with his statement at abeokute... The must interesting thing is that El-rufia with his PHD degree lost it when he attacked the northern elders... That was a total handing over of Victory to opposition... PDP or LP... Northern are very angry with that statement.. Tinubu insulted Buhari and he lost kastina state.. El- rufia insult the northern elders and lost the North... Watch the on folding of this in the last week to election... |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by itsRhamzy: 9:25am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Freshtruth:what suffering? I don't have enough cash too but saying I'm suffering is just a joke taken too far. I'll rather endure this period where politicians have little cash to influence the will of the people than allow some corrupt politicians buy their way to lead us. This one na time, Nigerians are just impatient. |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by searchng4love: 9:28am On Feb 09, 2023 |
udeh3:It is CBN fault. |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by BossGerald: 9:29am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Levels1: Hypocrite, Do you need videos or tweets where Obi has condemned the issue of unknown gunmen killings?? |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by jahsharon: 9:57am On Feb 09, 2023 |
habiham: So, we will win all polling units with vote buying. Simple |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by Levels1(m): 10:44am On Feb 09, 2023 |
BossGerald: Maybe you should present one and I will show you where he said they are agitating for their right. Grand hypocrite |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by Pascal9: 10:52am On Feb 09, 2023 |
Elrufai the chamelion have succeeded in turning buhari against Tinubu in an election cycle, I pity Tinubu that is dancing along, knowing fully well that elrufai is a snake, a snitch and an unreliable person, now they have dare buhari, he may allow them to have their way during the primary, but this time, Tinubu I really pity you.remember osun election, |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by udeh3(m): 11:04am On Feb 09, 2023 |
searchng4love: How? Tell us how? |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by Ttooyy12345: 12:03pm On Feb 09, 2023 |
Romanoff: Why haven't banks hoarding new notes sanctioned by those who are making d policy easy for the masses? |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by Ttooyy12345: 12:08pm On Feb 09, 2023 |
udeh3: U sound like u live in an urban city. Well more than half of the local governments in Nigeria dont have banks and no presence of network provider. So get small sense |
Re: Override Supreme Court’s judgment, invoke Executive Order — CSOs tell Buhari by joba4luv: 12:32pm On Feb 09, 2023 |
That is the best idea so that BAT soldiers with their illicit fund will cry better |
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