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Olurotimi Otedola invested N789.8 Million in Geregu stocks and sold for 4.6 Billion naira over 2 years.
How many times does he have to make the same investment to earn 2.1 Trillion Naira?
The story the left doesn't want to hear.
Thank God for Donald Trump.
He's the best thing that's EVER happened to the United States and the world.
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No it has not.
Judicial Overreach: An Insurrection That Must Be Stopped
You are the experts you know this better than anyone. The executive branch must assert its authority and restore constitutional order.
Eight judges have illegally seized power from the executive branch. This is an insurrection, and the DOJ’s silence is unacceptable. The only way to restore balance is to hold these judges accountable under existing law.
The DOJ must act now no more business as usual. These insurrectionist judges must be put on notice to prevent further constitutional violations. Let’s not forget it was the same corrupt judiciary that weaponized the law against Trump, slapping him with 96 charges across multiple jurisdictions.
Judges Are Not Above the Law
While judges have judicial immunity for lawful rulings, immunity does not shield them from criminal liability when they engage in willful misconduct, abuse of power, or unconstitutional actions (United States v. Lanier, 520 U.S. 259 (1997)).
It’s time to stop the judicial coup and restore the Constitution.
Indicting a judge for issuing illegal orders and usurping power falls under:
•18 U.S.C. § 241 – Conspiracy Against Rights
•18 U.S.C. § 242 – Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law
Supreme Court Cases That Reinforce Executive Authority
1.Egan (1988) – The executive branch has sole discretion over internal and national security matters.
2.Seila Law (2020) – The President must have full control over executive agencies.
3.Marbury (1803) – Courts cannot exceed their constitutional limits or interfere with other branches.
4.Youngstown (1952) – Each branch must stay within its constitutional powers.
5.Merryman (1861) – Judges cannot dictate executive actions, especially on national security.
6.Nixon (1974) – Recognized executive privilege and limited judicial overreach.
7.Kendall (1838) – Courts cannot force executive officials to act against presidential authority.
8.Mississippi v. Johnson (1867) – The judiciary cannot block the President from doing his job.
Illegal Orders Must Be Ignored and Challenged
•Courts cannot disrupt separation of powers (Marbury v. Madison, 1803).
•Executive power cannot be usurped (Youngstown, 1952).
•Judges can be held accountable for unconstitutional rulings (Ex parte Young, 1908).
Legal Remedies Against Judicial Overreach
1.Mandamus Relief – Courts cannot act beyond their authority (Ex parte McCardle, 1869).
2.Civil Rights Claims (42 U.S.C. § 1983) – Judicial immunity is not absolute (Pulliam v. Allen, 1984).
Judges Can Face Criminal Prosecution
•Judges acting corruptly can be prosecuted under 18 U.S.C. § 242.
•United States v. Hastings (1982) – A judge was convicted for conspiring to obstruct justice.
@Old_SchoolEddie@CollinRugg Humanly speaking, it is. ...
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