@renoomokri You really miss the point all time when you talk. If you are in touch with realities in Nigeria you would have know that Nigerians don’t expect perfection from our institutions but we expect responsibility. When something is wrong someone has to admit it and take responsibility.
@Oluwashegoly@DOlusegun Niccolo Machiavelli of our time pls tell us which Section of the 1999 constitution gives the president power to suspend a democratic government and appoint military administrator.
@DOlusegun Then they must all be out of their mind. While the president may have the power to declare are state of emergency, the provisions of Section 305 doesn’t give him power to Suspend any elected officer and appoint a military Administrator. The president himself has violated CFRN
@realFFK@officialABAT You lie!!!! Stop this deceit. He didn’t declare a state of emergency on Headsmen terrorising farmers, or bandit and terrorists killing Nigerians. This is not commendable in any way. Tinubu does not have the power to suspend the Governor and appoint Millitary Administrator.
President Tinubu has acted ultra virse, violating the democratic constitution he swore to protect by suspended the governor, deputy governor, the house of assembly and appoint military administrator. Our constitution does not provide for appointment of military administrators
While the President may have the power to declare a state of emergency in any part of Nigeria by the provision of section 305 of the 1999 Constitution, he however lacks the power to suspend the Governor, his Deputy or the House of Assembly and Appoint a military Administrator.
@NigeriaStories While the section 305 of the 1999 constitution give the president the power to declare a state of emergency, it doesn’t give him the power to suspend the governor, his depot the assembly, it doesn’t give him the power to appoint a military administrator anywhere in Nigeria.
BREAKING NEWS: NNPC Limited has suspended the naira-for-crude oil swap deal with domestic refiners, including Dangote Refinery and other private operators.
Source: Businessday