I wish all Lawyers, brainstorming and looking for loopholes in the constitution to save their own from being nailed, good luck. But be conscious of the grave consequence of your actions on administration of justice in Nigeria. the commoners are watching with keen interest.
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Justice Onnoghen: Donald Duke points out one thing wrong in CJN arraignment - Daily Post NigeriaA factioal Social Democratic Party, SDP, presidential candidate, Donald Duke, has reacted to the planned arraignment of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN,
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Walter Onnoghen: CJN arraignment stalls judicial activities in court - Daily Post NigeriaThe arraignment of Justice Walter Onnoghen, Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) before the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) over alleged infractions of the CJN’s Dead case, How many corrupt cases have this government won.
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Justice Onnoghen: NBA protests CJN's trial, shuts down courts in Cross River - Daily Post NigeriaThe Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) in Cross River State (Calabar, Ogoja and Ikom) has shut down all high courts, magistrate courts and other courts in the Tell them to use heavy equipment to remove that building. Nonsense. Time to rise up against tyranny... His cup is overfilled AbadaEfeJulius - Nigerians should take a stand like the NBA
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Justice Onnoghen: Court fixes new date for commencement of CJN trial - Daily Post NigeriaThe Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, sitting in Abuja has directed that the six-count charge the Federal Government preferred against Justice Walter Onnoghen
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Justice Onnoghen: Why CJN refused to appear in court - Daily Post NigeriaChief Wole Olanipekun SAN has explained why the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, failed to appear before the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, on Monday. Olanip
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Justice Onnoghen: Again, court restricts CCT, AGF from arraigning CJN - Daily Post NigeriaA Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has insisted that the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Walter Onnoghen, should not be tried at the Code of Conduct Trib
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CJN Onnoghen: Why Buhari-led APC govt planned arraignment - Atiku campaign - Daily Post NigeriaThe campaign team of the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, said the trial of Justice Walter Onnoghen, the Chief Useless idiots But when kemi adeosun had a certificate scandal, you people hounded her until she resigned but A CJN failed to declare his assets and even admitted he forgot, the fG moves against him and you people are talking gibberish. Useless pack of dogs
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Justice Onnoghen: Why CJN will never get justice from CCT - HURIWA - Daily Post NigeriaHuman Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, HURIWA, has accused President Muhammadu Buhari of attempting to foist a totalitarian regime through a subterfu Onoghen's response to the allegation betrayed him..No point he should resign..Its Hypocrisy to call for Amina Zakari,Minister Shittu,Kemi to resign and then turn around and call this a witch-hunt.
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BREAKING: Court stops CJN Onnoghen’s planned arraignmentThe CJN is going nowhere,time to teach Zombies a lesson Can the court also stop the CJN moral burden? Nonsense upon nonsense
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Justice Onnoghen: Arewa youths reveal why Buhari govt wants to arraign CJN - Daily Post NigeriaThe Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, AYCF, has insisted that the planned arraignment of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Walter Onnoghen, was a move by th
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