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Reps Rescind Decision To Remove Immunity For Vice President, Others (14083 Views)
alphaconde(m): 2:18pm On Mar 27 |
it wasnt going to happen. Though they are 2 sides of a coin, i perceive the reps have more balls that the senate |
Bluntemperor: 2:18pm On Mar 27 |
AOB1: hahaha ππ€£! LOBATAN O! Your junior,- the Green Chamber No Fit that Law,as they don chicken out! De Ja Vu. 1 Like |
bitbillionaire: 2:20pm On Mar 27 |
These guys want to tamper with the immunity the governors have been enjoying. Shie them don baff? Who born dog?
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Dpaulie(m): 2:20pm On Mar 27 |
As expected
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dozymars(m): 2:24pm On Mar 27 |
Politicians testing the mic on the people. Gullible Nigerians, very easily deceived. Many believed it will go through. 1 Like |
Choiceone1: 2:25pm On Mar 27 |
JetStar: 2:26pm On Mar 27 |
AOB1: Jagabandit are usually blind people. Nigeria is currently suffering from over centralization of powers in the president. If they allow this bill to it will only worsen the situation. |
Commentor: 2:28pm On Mar 27 |
I did say it was rubbish π. Too many kids on Nairaland. |
ComeToJesus: 2:31pm On Mar 27 |
Hahahahaha If you still believe in the leadership of this country at all levels, then I have a lagoon and an airport to sell for you.ππ Chai!! A very lamba-lastic legislature 1 Like |
RenoMocker(m): 2:31pm On Mar 27 |
They are living by their name, RUBBER Stamp
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SmartPolician: 2:34pm On Mar 27 |
Revolution is the only thing that can change this country
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SocialJustice: 2:34pm On Mar 27 |
Keybliss: |
bentenny(m): 2:38pm On Mar 27 |
AOB1:Do you know why the president wasn't mentioned in the initial presentation? |
RodgersAkpafu: 2:38pm On Mar 27 |
tammie24: shut up |
completeskills(m): 2:39pm On Mar 27 |
I knew there was a mistake somewhere abi no be Nigeria again?
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Sirleo05: 2:39pm On Mar 27 |
Shameful!
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Richiro: 2:48pm On Mar 27 |
Would it have even made any significant difference? Did the absence of immunity after leaving office lead to any real consequences for former officials? In 2022, President Buhari granted presidential pardons to two convicted former governors: Joshua Dariye of Plateau and Jolly Nyame of Taraba, effectively nullifying their punishments. Similarly, in 2020, the Supreme Court overturned Orji Uzor Kaluβs conviction on technical grounds, despite his initial 12-year sentence for corruption. Several other governors- Rochas Okorocha, Ikedi Ohakim, James Ibori, Peter Odili, Lucky Igbinedion, Ayo Fayose, Abdullah Adamu, Murtala Nyako, Saminu Turaki, Sule Lamido, Ali Modu Sheriff, Danjuma Goje, the current senate president Godswill Akpabio etc have all been invited, investigated for alleged corruption and we know how it ended. Did I forget Yahaya Below who is currently undergoing trial? You can mention others if you . Lol! Does removing immunity truly guarantee ability? After all, in 2019, Adams Oshiomhole famously declared, " APC, and your sins will be forgiven," highlighting the deep-rooted culture of selective justice in Nigeria. This brings us to the core of the problem: the Nigerian judiciary, which is supposed to be an independent arm of government, is often subject to executive influence. The President should not have the power to appoint judges as this creates a system where the judiciary is indirectly controlled by the executive, undermining its role as an impartial body. Judges, who are supposed to uphold justice without fear or favour, often find themselves operating under political pressure or in environments where decisions can be influenced by those in power.Without an independent judiciary, the removal of immunity will change little. Cases will still be influenced by political interests, trials will be delayed or dismissed, and the powerful will continue to escape ability. Instead of focusing solely on immunity, Nigeria must prioritize true judicial reform where judges are appointed through an independent process, free from executive control, and where court rulings are respected without political interference. Until the judiciary operates as a truly autonomous institution, the fight against corruption and abuse of power will remain a cycle of selective prosecution and politically motivated exonerations.
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ceejay80s(m): 2:48pm On Mar 27 |
It's best citizens takes law in to their hands, u can't be robbing us bling and expect immunity, These politicians will push us to what they won't expect one day, U wan dey thief for free abi? China or Asian countries will and must sign these kind of bill in to law |
Fearyourcreator: 2:50pm On Mar 27 |
Penguin2:See this werey ... Una go still cry well ... Yeye biafra people ... Since no be Obi e no good ... |
ceejay80s(m): 2:52pm On Mar 27 |
SmartPolician:And death of most politicians 1 Like |
Atlantis585: 2:52pm On Mar 27 |
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Zocalite: 2:54pm On Mar 27 |
Lolzzzzz π€£ nigeria is a caricature zoo |
hotseat: 2:55pm On Mar 27 |
One was wondering what they were thinking. They should have known that stripping the Vice President, Governors and Deputy Governors of their constitutionally enshrined immunity would be a grievous anathema in a true democracy. Again, allowing only the President to enjoy the immunity clause would have created a scenario where the affected offices would be at the mercy of the already too powerful presidency. It's good that they have now realized their folly in their desperate attempt at pleasing the "god of Aso Rock Villa". @hotseat |
Zocalite: 3:00pm On Mar 27 |
Since supreme Court told FG to pay lg directly how many states LG have they paid directly - none Satanic country demonic apc tinubu government Only looking for Andrew liversalt popularity |
Gab1976(m): 3:07pm On Mar 27 |
This decision nor be Tinubu again oooo
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LethalSam: 3:08pm On Mar 27 |
This is the only way we are going to bring about some sanity in our public space. All elected officials should be tried and convicted of their crimes even while in office. I propose that an anti-corruption court should be set up for the speedy trial of these kinds of crimes and that persons who are found guilty should be handed very long and hard sentences. I am not surprised that the HOR declined to go ahead with this bill. A leopard cannot change its skin. Periodt!
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Snowx: 3:19pm On Mar 27 |
Bunch of rubber stamp mofos..people expecting to this to come in play I pity
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SledgeHammerer: 3:21pm On Mar 27 |
Clout chasing
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Kooyepeju01(m): 3:49pm On Mar 27 |
I'm laughing seriously here. How can you remove such a thing from the almighty "governors" life ? It has always being there lifeline from the time of immemorial and for them to be doing anyhow... |
Pawa100: 4:15pm On Mar 27 |
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