Former Aviation minister, Femi Fani-Kayode and Bayelsa East senator, Ben Murray Bruce have reacted to the order given by President Muhammadu Buhari led Federal Government that Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Walter Samuel Nkanu Onnoghen to vacate office immediately.
According to the federal government, the CJN breached of the provision of the Code of Conduct Bureau Act, by not declaring his assets.
Buhari has directed the CJN to vacate his seat and prepare for arraignment on criminal charges on Monday. This is all part of a well-crafted script. The bitter truth is that democracy is dead in Nigeria.If anyone thinks that Buhari intends to leave power they need to think again.
Buhari has directed the CJN to vacate his seat and prepare for arraignment on criminal charges on monday.This is all part of a well-crafted script.The bitter truth is that democracy is dead in Nigeria.If anyone thinks that Buhari intends to leave power they need to think again.
— Femi Fani-Kayode (@realFFK) January 12, 2019
Also dropping his opinion, the lawmaker said that if there’s anyone that needs to be pressured to leave his position, is Kano state governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, caught on video, allegedly collecting kickbacks from contractor and not the chief justice.
If the government wants to pressure anyone to resign then they should start with Governor Umar Ganduje and not CJN Walter Onnoghen.
Ganduje is guilty but patronised. Onnoghen may or may not be guilty but is persecuted. Double standards
#LeaveJusticeOnnoghenAlone
If the government wants to pressure anyone to resign then they should start with @GovUmarGanduje and not CJN Walter Onnoghen. Ganduje is guilty but patronised. Onnoghen may or may not be guilty but is persecuted. Double standards #LeaveJusticeOnnoghenAlone
— Ben Murray-Bruce (@benmurraybruce) January 12, 2019
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