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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Peacecore: 6:57pm On Jun 14
Joshy4u:
Ahahahahah.... SIM Fubara has upgraded his network to 24G.
On Monday, all the local government chairmen will be left in the cold.
God no de sleep.
What are you celebrating? I think our judiciary is very healthy now grin wait till the ruling or 20th, June which is not far.

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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Promax4321: 6:58pm On Jun 14
I wondered what will happened if PBAT push for Fubara removal, using his long tentacles to make it happened

This exactly what Rivers State is trying to do, the way governors are elected same way representatives and LGA council members where elected.

None has veto power over the other. IPOBI pushing for disorder should be stopped immediately and allow peace to reign in the state.

IPOBIhate Wike and PBAT, using Fubara to do their bidding. This will never be good for Rivers people.

We pray for restrain from both parties otherwise the state will fall back to preinvation of IPOBI invasion of Oyigbo and Rumuokwurusi that Wike fought and restored normalcy
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by ZIAZI(m): 7:04pm On Jun 14
phantom:


Yes, that particular state high court in Degema does not have jurisdiction because another state high court had declared an interim injunction which only a higher court like the appeal court can vacate.

No sire, they are courts of coordinate jurisdiction. The State High Court lacks jurisdiction regardless of venue (location). In this case, the jurisdiction is based on the subject matter, not location.

Jurisdiction could be based on subject matter, parties, location, and even the composition of the court.

Jurisdiction is the heartbeat of every matter in court. It goes to the root of the matter.

See the case of Madukolu vs Nkemdilim.
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Ezmans: 7:06pm On Jun 14
Confirmedzombie:
The LGA chairmen are going no where on the 18th.

They will remain in office. Nobody I repeat nobody can remove them.

If Fubara has 10 heads let him match his foot into the councils.

No police, Army can remove any chairman.

We are on ground at PHALGA, obio Akpir, Ikwerre, Emohua etc.

18th will be bloody, we are ready waiting for Ipob to come remove our chairman.

Fubara will be thought a lesson. I beat my chest, ipob will be destroyed on 18th June.

Fubara bring it on, we are waiting
noise maker
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Peacecore: 7:08pm On Jun 14
Oghene86:


Guy when man is against you, you can run to God, but when nature is against you there's nothing you can do, Wike's rascality must come to an end.
Are you celebrating judgement or failure to secure an injunction on the first day?
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by vanitybutiwanti: 7:12pm On Jun 14
EngrKemp:

Don't mind that nitwit of a boy.

Them and their principal believe in the rule of might over the rule of law.

Baby politicians


your father is a nitwit, the game has not even gone half way and you're having pre mature ejaculation

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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Peacecore: 7:12pm On Jun 14
EngrKemp:
The court should maintain wiseness
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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by vanitybutiwanti: 7:12pm On Jun 14
Kukutente23:
Where is vanitybutiwanti

He swore on his grave that by today the members will be back
Yes they will be back, the case is still ongoing
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Eteka1(m): 7:14pm On Jun 14
@HONEST-TRUTH!

GOV SIMINALAYI FUBARA'S PROPAGANDISTS AND MEDIA URCHINS CHURNING OUT BAREFACED FALSEHOODS AND UNHOLY PROPAGANDAS.

..... Martin Amaewhule DSSRS, is always the Speaker....

I still find it very ridiculous to read from H. E. Sir Siminalayi Fubara's untrained media urchins who are shamelessly feeding the unsuspecting reading public and targeted gullible barefaced falsehoods about the Appeal Court Ruling today, pursuant to the application filed by the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Martin Amaewhule DSSRS, challenging the Exparte Order and the subsequent injunctive order granted the suspended lawmaker, Hon. Oko Jumbo by His Lordship, Hon C. N. Wali of Rivers State High Court in Port Harcourt.
.
Hear them" a stay of further proceedings was also granted but refused to set aside the interim order but rather granted an order for the present status quo to be maintained."

WHAT IS STAY OF PROCEEDINGS IN THIS MATTER?

Martin Amaewhule prayed the Appellate Court to take over the matter filed by Oko Jumbo in Justice Wali's court and determine it by its merit. The court granted the plea. Which means that, Justice Wali can no longer hear the matter again. Martin Amaewhule also prayed the court to vacate both the Exparte Order and the interlocutory injunction granted Hon Oko Jumbo by Justice Wali and the court granted it and ordered that, status quo be maintained before the matter was brought before Justice Wali.

Martin Amaewhule in his final prayer, prayed the court to determine who is the Speaker between himself and Oko Jumbo. The Court declined and said that, it cannot grant that prayer without first hearing from both parties to guide the decision of the court because the matter was before justice Wali which was not heard and determined. So, furnish the Appeal Court with what you have to say in Wali's court so that we can look at matter based on its merit and determine and deliver Judgement. Hence, the Court ordered Amaewhule to serve all the processes on Oko Jumbo for him to respond within 72hours after being served. And adjourned the matter to 20th June, 2024, for hearing.

Dispelling the outright falsehoods and misinformation by the Gov Siminalayi Fubara's losing propagandists by my humble-self.

Here are the facts, the Appeal Court has taken over the matter from Justice Wali to try and determine it. Which literarily means that, Justice Wali has nothing to do with the matter again at all. How then is it possible to retain an Exparte Order and injunctive order that Wali's court no longer presides over? Are these social media urchins telling me that, if they have no logical reasoning, common sense too no dey again?

Let me advice you to kindly use your layman knowledge to think properly how that is possible that, Higher Court will be bound by the Order of a lower Court while it has taken over the matter from same lower Court. Who went to court and pleaded for the status quo to be maintained? RT HON MARTIN AMAEWHULE. So, if the Appeal Court grants that prayer, to whose benefit? Martin Amaewhule.

Dear propagandists on social media, even though this is politics, I have my brain functional and I understand legal terms in my little way. This propaganda cannot fly beyond your door post because Justice Wali who gave the order has been stripped his power by the Appeal Court. Every of his action is null, void and of no effect He cannot do anything about the matter again. First assignment to you. Ask your lawyer if Justice Wali can still entertain the matter now that the Appeal Court has taken over the matter, anything he says, believe it.

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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Theoarhics: 7:16pm On Jun 14
Confirmedzombie:
The LGA chairmen are going no where on the 18th.

They will remain in office. Nobody I repeat nobody can remove them.

If Fubara has 10 heads let him match his foot into the councils.

No police, Army can remove any chairman.

We are on ground at PHALGA, obio Akpir, Ikwerre, Emohua etc.

18th will be bloody, we are ready waiting for Ipob to come remove our chairman.

Fubara will be thought a lesson. I beat my chest, ipob will be destroyed on 18th June.

Fubara bring it on, we are waiting

How you know a BATeria disguising as an Ikwere man.

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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by phantom(m): 7:23pm On Jun 14
ZIAZI:


No sire, they are courts of coordinate jurisdiction. The State High Court lacks jurisdiction regardless of venue (location). In this case, the jurisdiction is based on the subject matter, not location.

Jurisdiction could be based on subject matter, parties, location, and even the composition of the court.

Jurisdiction is the heartbeat of every matter in court. It goes to the root of the matter.

See the case of Madukolu vs Nkemdilim.
Okay, so in the constitution, does it allow the federal high court have jurisdiction over state assembly matters? Because people are still referring to justice omotoshos judgement of the FHC.
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by oyichi: 7:23pm On Jun 14
Eteka1:
@HONEST-TRUTH!

GOV SIMINALAYI FUBARA'S PROPAGANDISTS AND MEDIA URCHINS CHURNING OUT BAREFACED FALSEHOODS AND UNHOLY PROPAGANDAS.

..... Martin Amaewhule DSSRS, is always the Speaker....

I still find it very ridiculous to read from H. E. Sir Siminalayi Fubara's untrained media urchins who are shamelessly feeding the unsuspecting reading public and targeted gullible barefaced falsehoods about the Appeal Court Ruling today, pursuant to the application filed by the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Martin Amaewhule DSSRS, challenging the Exparte Order and the subsequent injunctive order granted the suspended lawmaker, Hon. Oko Jumbo by His Lordship, Hon C. N. Wali of Rivers State High Court in Port Harcourt.
.
Hear them" a stay of further proceedings was also granted but refused to set aside the interim order but rather granted an order for the present status quo to be maintained."

WHAT IS STAY OF PROCEEDINGS IN THIS MATTER?

Martin Amaewhule prayed the Appellate Court to take over the matter filed by Oko Jumbo in Justice Wali's court and determine it by its merit. The court granted the plea. Which means that, Justice Wali can no longer hear the matter again. Martin Amaewhule also prayed the court to vacate both the Exparte Order and the interlocutory injunction granted Hon Oko Jumbo by Justice Wali and the court granted it and ordered that, status quo be maintained before the matter was brought before Justice Wali.

Martin Amaewhule in his final prayer, prayed the court to determine who is the Speaker between himself and Oko Jumbo. The Court declined and said that, it cannot grant that prayer without first hearing from both parties to guide the decision of the court because the matter was before justice Wali which was not heard and determined. So, furnish the Appeal Court with what you have to say in Wali's court so that we can look at matter based on its merit and determine and deliver Judgement. Hence, the Court ordered Amaewhule to serve all the processes on Oko Jumbo for him to respond within 72hours after being served. And adjourned the matter to 20th June, 2024, for hearing.

Dispelling the outright falsehoods and misinformation by the Gov Siminalayi Fubara's losing propagandists by my humble-self.

Here are the facts, the Appeal Court has taken over the matter from Justice Wali to try and determine it. Which literarily means that, Justice Wali has nothing to do with the matter again at all. How then is it possible to retain an Exparte Order and injunctive order that Wali's court no longer presides over? Are these social media urchins telling me that, if they have no logical reasoning, common sense too no dey again?

Let me advice you to kindly use your layman knowledge to think properly how that is possible that, Higher Court will be bound by the Order of a lower Court while it has taken over the matter from same lower Court. Who went to court and pleaded for the status quo to be maintained? RT HON MARTIN AMAEWHULE. So, if the Appeal Court grants that prayer, to whose benefit? Martin Amaewhule.

Dear propagandists on social media, even though this is politics, I have my brain functional and I understand legal terms in my little way. This propaganda cannot fly beyond your door post because Justice Wali who gave the order has been stripped his power by the Appeal Court. Every of his action is null, void and of no effect He cannot do anything about the matter again. First assignment to you. Ask your lawyer if Justice Wali can still entertain the matter now that the Appeal Court has taken over the matter, anything he says, believe it.
don't decieve people, the former speaker did not plead the court to maintain the status quo, he went asked the appeal court to set aside the ruling of the lower court, this judgement is against him, you are just consoling yourself

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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by kingsclass: 7:34pm On Jun 14
Confirmedzombie:
The LGA chairmen are going no where on the 18th.

They will remain in office. Nobody I repeat nobody can remove them.

If Fubara has 10 heads let him match his foot into the councils.

No police, Army can remove any chairman.

We are on ground at PHALGA, obio Akpir, Ikwerre, Emohua etc.

18th will be bloody, we are ready waiting for Ipob to come remove our chairman.

Fubara will be thought a lesson. I beat my chest, ipob will be destroyed on 18th June.

Fubara bring it on, we are waiting
You have been warned not to take weeds and you said no.See your life now,keep disgracing yourself with awkward comments.

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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Eteka1(m): 7:34pm On Jun 14
oyichi:
don't decieve people, the former speaker did not plead the court to maintain the status quo, he went asked the appeal court to set aside the ruling of the lower court, this judgement is against him, you are just consoling yourself
Bros I won't waste time arguing with you.
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by udemzyudex(m): 7:36pm On Jun 14
Confirmedzombie:
The LGA chairmen are going no where on the 18th.

They will remain in office. Nobody I repeat nobody can remove them.

If Fubara has 10 heads let him match his foot into the councils.

No police, Army can remove any chairman.

We are on ground at PHALGA, obio Akpir, Ikwerre, Emohua etc.

18th will be bloody, we are ready waiting for Ipob to come remove our chairman.

Fubara will be thought a lesson. I beat my chest, ipob will be destroyed on 18th June.

Fubara bring it on, we are waiting

All this social media warrior sef.
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by BondRiv: 7:45pm On Jun 14
EngrKemp:


Aturu awusa
.u n other nitwits like u wanted to impeach the governor and ended up impeaching urselfs
Now u r running round courts to pronouse u PDP members after sing jagaban anthem

Rascals like u

The ramblings of an empty vessel.
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by BondRiv: 7:48pm On Jun 14
IfnobeGod20:

After the court had nullified the self law made by the 27 recalcitrant lawmakers. The law they made wasn't in consonant with the constitution. The constitution of Nigeria recognizes 3 years as tenure of LGA chairman. Any law not in consonant with that is null and void and the lower court had already voided that.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/05/breaking-court-voids-tenure-extension-for-rivers-lga-chairmen/&ved=2ahUKEwj_2sS-ztuGAxUcUUEAHc99C7AQFnoECBEQBQ&usg=AOvVaw3S8a7zYI0RQDDg5M_OWAPw

Except for your digest:
"A Rivers State High Court sitting in Port Harcourt has voided the tenure extension for local government chairmen in the state. This was as the court declared Local Government Law No. 2 of 2024, which extended the tenure of local government chairmen by 6 months after expiration of their tenure, invalid".

Nigeria is not a banana republic. No state law can handicap the Nigerian law. Please get that into your skull. Even if they appeal it, they will still meet their Waterloo till supreme court because the Nigerian constitution will still be superior to their self made law.

Let us go by the constitution then. What does it stipulate, elected chairmen or caretaker chairmen? Keep deceiving yourselves. You guys are not even obeying the constitution. He who comes to equity must come with clean hands. Caretaker chairmen are unconstitutional. There must be an election, else they are going nowhere.

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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by ogunsbanjul(m): 7:49pm On Jun 14
I believe you are from south/south or south/west or north because these IPOB sympathizers are clowns and bunch of emptiness
TheElites19s:
What the court meant is that Martins Amaewhule is still the speaker pending still next week when the court will give the final judgement

Appeal Court as replied on the ruling of State high Court that gave judgement some days ago

"The Court of Appeal however refused to grant the prayer for stay of execution and setting aside the interim order of the Lower Court as there is a presumption of correctness of an order of a Court. It held that granting same would be tantamount to determining the appeal at this stage. The Court went on to order that the present status quo should be maintained pending the hearing of the Appeal"
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by bixton(m): 7:49pm On Jun 14
TheElites19s:
Yes, for now still the court sit next week

Interesting though.
Let's see what's happens on the 18th as their actual tenure ends and see what Gov.SIM will do with the security agencies at his disposal.
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Grate07(m): 7:52pm On Jun 14
Today Judgment is a straight forward Judgment the former speaker remain a former speaker pending the determination of the case .
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by mrksquare: 7:53pm On Jun 14
Confirmedzombie:
The LGA chairmen are going no where on the 18th.

They will remain in office. Nobody I repeat nobody can remove them.

If Fubara has 10 heads let him match his foot into the councils.

No police, Army can remove any chairman.

We are on ground at PHALGA, obio Akpir, Ikwerre, Emohua etc.

18th will be bloody, we are ready waiting for Ipob to come remove our chairman.

Fubara will be thought a lesson. I beat my chest, ipob will be destroyed on 18th June.

Fubara bring it on, we are waiting

That you are on a faceless forum do not give you the latitude to spew claptrap. Your remark is inciting and a call for violence in Rivers state.

May I remind you that when the heat start unfolding you will be the first to hide underneath your mum's bed.

Any local government chairman that forment trouble will be given same treatment Wike gave to Ojukaye Flag-Amachree and Doctor Farrah Dagogo.

My appeal to you is not to lend yourself as a willing tool of destabilisation as the same oppressive political class you are fighting for will ignore your existence and allow you to rot in the dungeon.

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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Aleem26(m): 7:54pm On Jun 14
Confirmedzombie:
The LGA chairmen are going no where on the 18th.

They will remain in office. Nobody I repeat nobody can remove them.

If Fubara has 10 heads let him match his foot into the councils.

No police, Army can remove any chairman.

We are on ground at PHALGA, obio Akpir, Ikwerre,
Emohua etc.

18th will be bloody, we are ready waiting for Ipob to come remove our chairman.

Fubara will be thought a lesson. I beat my chest, ipob will be destroyed on 18th June.

Fubara bring it on, we are waiting

Ode 😂😂…where you mount and wetin concern ipob with this Ozuo
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Grate07(m): 7:56pm On Jun 14
Your interpretation on this case is wrong. You may wish to go through the judgement again.


@HONEST-TRUTH!

GOV SIMINALAYI FUBARA'S PROPAGANDISTS AND MEDIA URCHINS CHURNING OUT BAREFACED FALSEHOODS AND UNHOLY PROPAGANDAS.

..... Martin Amaewhule DSSRS, is always the Speaker....

I still find it very ridiculous to read from H. E. Sir Siminalayi Fubara's untrained media urchins who are shamelessly feeding the unsuspecting reading public and targeted gullible barefaced falsehoods about the Appeal Court Ruling today, pursuant to the application filed by the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Martin Amaewhule DSSRS, challenging the Exparte Order and the subsequent injunctive order granted the suspended lawmaker, Hon. Oko Jumbo by His Lordship, Hon C. N. Wali of Rivers State High Court in Port Harcourt.
.
Hear them" a stay of further proceedings was also granted but refused to set aside the interim order but rather granted an order for the present status quo to be maintained."

WHAT IS STAY OF PROCEEDINGS IN THIS MATTER?

Martin Amaewhule prayed the Appellate Court to take over the matter filed by Oko Jumbo in Justice Wali's court and determine it by its merit. The court granted the plea. Which means that, Justice Wali can no longer hear the matter again. Martin Amaewhule also prayed the court to vacate both the Exparte Order and the interlocutory injunction granted Hon Oko Jumbo by Justice Wali and the court granted it and ordered that, status quo be maintained before the matter was brought before Justice Wali.

Martin Amaewhule in his final prayer, prayed the court to determine who is the Speaker between himself and Oko Jumbo. The Court declined and said that, it cannot grant that prayer without first hearing from both parties to guide the decision of the court because the matter was before justice Wali which was not heard and determined. So, furnish the Appeal Court with what you have to say in Wali's court so that we can look at matter based on its merit and determine and deliver Judgement. Hence, the Court ordered Amaewhule to serve all the processes on Oko Jumbo for him to respond within 72hours after being served. And adjourned the matter to 20th June, 2024, for hearing.

Dispelling the outright falsehoods and misinformation by the Gov Siminalayi Fubara's losing propagandists by my humble-self.

Here are the facts, the Appeal Court has taken over the matter from Justice Wali to try and determine it. Which literarily means that, Justice Wali has nothing to do with the matter again at all. How then is it possible to retain an Exparte Order and injunctive order that Wali's court no longer presides over? Are these social media urchins telling me that, if they have no logical reasoning, common sense too no dey again?

Let me advice you to kindly use your layman knowledge to think properly how that is possible that, Higher Court will be bound by the Order of a lower Court while it has taken over the matter from same lower Court. Who went to court and pleaded for the status quo to be maintained? RT HON MARTIN AMAEWHULE. So, if the Appeal Court grants that prayer, to whose benefit? Martin Amaewhule.

Dear propagandists on social media, even though this is politics, I have my brain functional and I understand legal terms in my little way. This propaganda cannot fly beyond your door post because Justice Wali who gave the order has been stripped his power by the Appeal Court. Every of his action is null, void and of no effect He cannot do anything about the matter again. First assignment to you. Ask your lawyer if Justice Wali can still entertain the matter now that the Appeal Court has taken over the matter, anything he says, believe it.[/quote]

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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by BERNIMOORE: 7:57pm On Jun 14
Status Quo will be vacated at a later stage of the case, it will be biased if the Judge quickly vacated the lower injuction, and may be fatal to the pro wike lawmakers case, so the judge acted rightly at this stage pending the final judgement, you cant determine a case whereby the fubara side have not even filed their defence, which supreme court can fault easily, so there is no celebratin

Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by bixton(m): 8:01pm On Jun 14
IfnobeGod20:

After the court had nullified the self law made by the 27 recalcitrant lawmakers. The law they made wasn't in consonant with the constitution. The constitution of Nigeria recognizes 3 years as tenure of LGA chairman. Any law not in consonant with that is null and void and the lower court had already voided that.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/05/breaking-court-voids-tenure-extension-for-rivers-lga-chairmen/&ved=2ahUKEwj_2sS-ztuGAxUcUUEAHc99C7AQFnoECBEQBQ&usg=AOvVaw3S8a7zYI0RQDDg5M_OWAPw

Except for your digest:
"A Rivers State High Court sitting in Port Harcourt has voided the tenure extension for local government chairmen in the state. This was as the court declared Local Government Law No. 2 of 2024, which extended the tenure of local government chairmen by 6 months after expiration of their tenure, invalid".

Nigeria is not a banana republic. No state law can handicap the Nigerian law. Please get that into your skull. Even if they appeal it, they will still meet their Waterloo till supreme court because the Nigerian constitution will still be superior to their self made law.


Desist from petty sentiments even when you quote the constitution.
Give these some thought and consideration.

While it may be said that no State law can carpet a Federal law, also be reminded that Caretaker Chairmen is unconstitutional and likewise there is no amount of excuse for it to stand whatsoever the duration and therefore can't override the same Federal law he quoted.

Now, when you say no State law can carpet a Federal law, howbeit that the Islamic law which is both a State and Religious law has always carpeted the Federal law and none has spoken against it!!!

So why the abnormality?
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Promax4321: 8:02pm On Jun 14
I wondered what will happened if PBAT push for Fubara removal, using his long tentacles to make it happened

This is exactly what Rivers State is trying to do, the way governors are elected is same way representatives and LGA council members where elected.

None has veto power over the other. IPOBI pushing for disorder should be stopped immediately and allow peace to reign in the state.

IPOBIhate Wike and PBAT, using Fubara to do their bidding. This will never be good for Rivers people.

We pray for restrain from both parties otherwise the state will fall back to preinvation of IPOBI invasion of Oyigbo and Rumuokwurusi that Wike fought and restored normalcy
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Akinpresident: 8:16pm On Jun 14
Confirmedzombie:
The LGA chairmen are going no where on the 18th.

They will remain in office. Nobody I repeat nobody can remove them.

If Fubara has 10 heads let him match his foot into the councils.

No police, Army can remove any chairman.

We are on ground at PHALGA, obio Akpir, Ikwerre, Emohua etc.

18th will be bloody, we are ready waiting for Ipob to come remove our chairman.

Fubara will be thought a lesson. I beat my chest, ipob will be destroyed on 18th June.

Fubara bring it on, we are waiting

Your name said it all
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Great2017: 8:21pm On Jun 14
Your long epistle is not adding up. The 3rd prayer not granted makes your final submission illogical.

bixton:



Desist from petty sentiments even when you quote the constitution.
Give these some thought and consideration.

While it may be said that no State law can carpet a Federal law, also be reminded that Caretaker Chairmen is unconstitutional and likewise there is no amount of excuse for it to stand whatsoever the duration and therefore can't override the same Federal law he quoted.

Now, when you say no State law can carpet a Federal law, howbeit that the Islamic law which is both a State and Religious law has always carpeted the Federal law and none has spoken against it!!!

So why the abnormality?
Eteka1:
@HONEST-TRUTH!

GOV SIMINALAYI FUBARA'S PROPAGANDISTS AND MEDIA URCHINS CHURNING OUT BAREFACED FALSEHOODS AND UNHOLY PROPAGANDAS.

..... Martin Amaewhule DSSRS, is always the Speaker....

I still find it very ridiculous to read from H. E. Sir Siminalayi Fubara's untrained media urchins who are shamelessly feeding the unsuspecting reading public and targeted gullible barefaced falsehoods about the Appeal Court Ruling today, pursuant to the application filed by the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Martin Amaewhule DSSRS, challenging the Exparte Order and the subsequent injunctive order granted the suspended lawmaker, Hon. Oko Jumbo by His Lordship, Hon C. N. Wali of Rivers State High Court in Port Harcourt.
.
Hear them" a stay of further proceedings was also granted but refused to set aside the interim order but rather granted an order for the present status quo to be maintained."

WHAT IS STAY OF PROCEEDINGS IN THIS MATTER?

Martin Amaewhule prayed the Appellate Court to take over the matter filed by Oko Jumbo in Justice Wali's court and determine it by its merit. The court granted the plea. Which means that, Justice Wali can no longer hear the matter again. Martin Amaewhule also prayed the court to vacate both the Exparte Order and the interlocutory injunction granted Hon Oko Jumbo by Justice Wali and the court granted it and ordered that, status quo be maintained before the matter was brought before Justice Wali.

Martin Amaewhule in his final prayer, prayed the court to determine who is the Speaker between himself and Oko Jumbo. The Court declined and said that, it cannot grant that prayer without first hearing from both parties to guide the decision of the court because the matter was before justice Wali which was not heard and determined. So, furnish the Appeal Court with what you have to say in Wali's court so that we can look at matter based on its merit and determine and deliver Judgement. Hence, the Court ordered Amaewhule to serve all the processes on Oko Jumbo for him to respond within 72hours after being served. And adjourned the matter to 20th June, 2024, for hearing.

Dispelling the outright falsehoods and misinformation by the Gov Siminalayi Fubara's losing propagandists by my humble-self.

Here are the facts, the Appeal Court has taken over the matter from Justice Wali to try and determine it. Which literarily means that, Justice Wali has nothing to do with the matter again at all. How then is it possible to retain an Exparte Order and injunctive order that Wali's court no longer presides over? Are these social media urchins telling me that, if they have no logical reasoning, common sense too no dey again?

Let me advice you to kindly use your layman knowledge to think properly how that is possible that, Higher Court will be bound by the Order of a lower Court while it has taken over the matter from same lower Court. Who went to court and pleaded for the status quo to be maintained? RT HON MARTIN AMAEWHULE. So, if the Appeal Court grants that prayer, to whose benefit? Martin Amaewhule.

Dear propagandists on social media, even though this is politics, I have my brain functional and I understand legal terms in my little way. This propaganda cannot fly beyond your door post because Justice Wali who gave the order has been stripped his power by the Appeal Court. Every of his action is null, void and of no effect He cannot do anything about the matter again. First assignment to you. Ask your lawyer if Justice Wali can still entertain the matter now that the Appeal Court has taken over the matter, anything he says, believe it.
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Odidigboigbo(m): 8:25pm On Jun 14
TheElites19s:
Justice omotosho gave the status quo last year first, before sim got is own from state high Court


Do you actually understand what stastu qo mean in this regards?
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Whynotthetruth(m): 8:30pm On Jun 14
TheElites19s:
Yes, for now still the court sit next week

Atimes, we claim smart and end up messing the whole space up with confusion... Kindly answer the questions below;

1)Who are the Appellants in this case?

2)Who are the Defendants?

3)Which court and particular ruling did they appeal?

4)So what did Appeal Court say on the appeal before it?

5)So what's the status quo here?

6)Did the 26 guys appeal the Omotosho judgement? So why are you saying it is the Omotosho status quo that will be maintained?

7)Can the court grant what wasn't requested?

coolWhich pleas and whose prayers did the Appeal Court refuse to grant which they said is tantamount to Prejudging the case?

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Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Frankiss44(m): 8:43pm On Jun 14
Confirmedzombie:
The LGA chairmen are going no where on the 18th.

They will remain in office. Nobody I repeat nobody can remove them.

If Fubara has 10 heads let him match his foot into the councils.

No police, Army can remove any chairman.

We are on ground at PHALGA, obio Akpir, Ikwerre, Emohua etc.

18th will be bloody, we are ready waiting for Ipob to come remove our chairman.

Fubara will be thought a lesson. I beat my chest, ipob will be destroyed on 18th June.

Fubara bring it on, we are waiting

You go just die like mumu
Re: Pro-Wike Vs Fubara Lawmakers: Appeal Court Orders Parties To Maintain Status Quo by Frankiss44(m): 8:44pm On Jun 14
TheElites19s:
What the court meant is that Martins Amaewhule is still the speaker pending still next week when the court will give the final judgement

Appeal Court as replied on the ruling of State high Court that gave judgement some days ago

"The Court of Appeal however refused to grant the prayer for stay of execution and setting aside the interim order of the Lower Court as there is a presumption of correctness of an order of a Court. It held that granting same would be tantamount to determining the appeal at this stage. The Court went on to order that the present status quo should be maintained pending the hearing of the Appeal"

If them born your speaker well make e near government house na

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