LL.B in view || Founder @Theaurumclan Conversationalist || Humanitarian || Writer Epistemophile || Political Enthusiast || Military Law || Researcher || Actor
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Sadiku Olawale C. - Navigating the world of law with passion, Crafting stories with words, Exploring ideas through research, Amplifying voices as an orator, Bridging gaps as a facilitator, Obsessed with political & military law.
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@ClaraEbak Fun fact is that it isn’t tough, it’s just a lot. It’s bulky.
Many of it terms are self explanatory, but the exceptions to this and that is the issue.
I have and will continue to advocate for the criminalization of SS to SS Relationship.
Murder all in the name of love has caused the life of a lot of young persons.
May your soul find peace, Paul. May the souls of those we’ve lost to this same defect continue to find peace.
1. Got a laptop
2. Got three certificates
3. Executed a landmark project I once dreamed of
4. Got my first rejection mail
5. Invested in a long time dream agriculture; fishery.
6. Did my first stage drama
7. Appeared in a radio house
8. Had my first visual speaking engagement
Nigeria’s legal framework sometimes defeats itself, mehn.
The President appoints members of the Code of Conduct Tribunal through recommendations to the NJC. Yet, those same members are the ones expected to hold public officers accountable for breaches of the Code of Conduct.
@DImodje71283 resolution for stated cause, not at the President’s whim.
Finally, give them fixed, non-renewable terms of about 6 years. If you can’t be reappointed, you’re not tempted to please the person who appointed you.
Simple!
@DImodje71283 legal experience.
The President can still formally appoint, but only after Senate confirmation through public hearings. That’s the Kenya and South Africa model. Parliament’s role removes sole executive discretion and forces transparency. Removal should also require a 2/3 Senate
@DImodje71283 instead of compliance theater.
In plain terms, take appointment power away from one man, kill the escape clause, and make every judgment public with real consequences. That’s what makes accountability work elsewhere, and it’s what we’re missing here.
@DImodje71283 other serious jurisdiction lets you escape trial just because you admitted it in writing. Admission should mean faster sanctions, not no sanctions at all. It should trigger automatic penalties, public naming, and a bar from holding office for years. That’s how deterrence should
Does that even make sense? To me, it doesn’t.
And it gets worse. Section 3(d) says a public officer found guilty of misconduct cannot be tried by the CCT if they simply admit the breach in writing.
Our laws are riddled with lacunae.
How should accountability be demanded when