Breaking News! Nnamdi Kanu: Human Rights Coalition drags ERRING Justice Adeniyi Ademola to National Judicial Council (NJC)

Unconstitutional Laws & Court Orders On Rampage: Why We Dragged Hon Justice Adeniyi Ademola To NJC Over Nnamdi Kanu



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International Society For Civil Liberties & the Rule Of Law: Supported By SBCHROs


(Onitsha Nigeria, 14th December 2015)-The leadership of International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law (Intersociety); supported by other ten members of the Southeast based Coalition of Human Rights Organizations (SBCHROs) have dragged Hon Justice Adeniyi Ademola of Court Six of the Federal High Court, Abuja Division to the National Judicial Council (NJC) through its chairman, Hon Justice Mahmud Mohammed (CJN); over his unsatisfactory and unconstitutional roles in consideration and issuance of a highly controversial and unconstitutional order for perpetual detention of Citizen Nnamdi Kanu in the guise of “investigating him for offenses of terrorism and terrorism financing”.


We also wrote the Attorney General of the Federation & Minister for Justice, Mallam Abubakar Malami, SAN, drawing his immediate attention to the gross inconsistency of Section 27 (1) of the Terrorism Prevention Act of 2011 as amended; with Section 35 (4) (a) (b) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, under right to personal liberty; for the purpose of sending an executive bill to the National Assembly for immediate repealing or expunging of the unconstitutional provision in the said Terror Act of 2011 as amended.

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Our writing the duo of the NJC and the AGF is in recognition of powers and functions accorded them by the 1999 Constitution.We had in the letter, dated 13th of December 2015 and referenced: Intersociety/NG/12/015/002/NJC/AGF/FGN, drawn their attention to relevant Sections of the 1999 Constitution; upon which the gross inconsistency of Section 27 (1) of the Terrorism Prevention Act and the controversial court detention order were found brazenly and rapaciously unconstitutional or grossly incoherent with the 1999 Constitution. Some of the Constitutional provisions under reference are Section 1 (1) that states “this Constitution is supreme and its provisions shall have binding force on all authorities and persons throughout the Federal Republic of Nigeria”; Section 1 (3): “if any other law is inconsistent with the provisions of this Constitution, the Constitution shall prevail and that other law shall to the extent of the inconsistency be void”.

This IPOB is very serious in their movement.

Is there a source to this? Regardless, with the various news emanating from different parts of Nigeria it isn't unwise to say that Goodluck Jonathan was holding many things together to prevent a political and economical crash; and when he was defeated in the last elections, he let the kite fly away with the storm. Buhari's administration should have considered what it's predecessor was doing to prevent too much turbulence in Nigeria before been all repulsive

Wahreva, nigeria must be one not 3 or 5

**grins** If i were Justice ademola, i will hands off that case and throw it back to the fulani judge. Fulani should Biafra alone and stop using pawns like they used gowon and co. Posterity will not be merciful this time, this is the information age. Biafra is purely a movement against fulani feudalism. If the yorubas want to be their pawns again like they did last time. Well it's their call. Enough said. **grins**

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CzarRex:
Wahreva, nigeria must be one not 3 or 5

na by force?

Watching in 3D

ahaz:
na by force?

yes ooh

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