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WITHOUT GOOGLING name a famous historic bottle

When statutes limit judicial meddling in party affairs, judges must show restraint, adhere to the law, and focus on cases properly before them. We call on the National Judicial Council to make regulations that will sanction any judge who knowingly assumes jurisdiction in matters clearly barred by law, grants orders in respect of intra-party disputes in violation of statutory provisions, or lends the authority of the court to partisan political maneuvering. The NBA will not shy away from drawing the NJC’s attention to the actions of any judicial officer found to have acted in a manner inconsistent with the judicial oath, constitutional responsibilities, and the preservation of public confidence in the courts. The NBA will not hesitate to activate its constitutional responsibility to protect the integrity of the justice system. The NBA calls on the Independent National Electoral Commission to exercise its expanded supervisory powers with utmost neutrality, independence, and fidelity to democratic values. The Commission must not, under any circumstances, be perceived as a participant in political engineering or as an institution whose regulatory authority is deployed in a manner that weakens political pluralism. The Chairman of INEC, being a distinguished Professor of Law and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, is uniquely positioned to appreciate the constitutional implications of these developments. The NBA expects that the Commission, under his leadership, will ensure that its actions reflect independence, fairness, and strict adherence to democratic norms. The Bar is closely watching the conduct of the Commission and expects that its regulatory role will strengthen, not diminish, confidence in Nigeria’s democratic process. The Bar will deploy all lawful mechanisms, engagement, advisory opinions, strategic litigation, and disciplinary processes, to ensure that lawyers do not weaponize the legal process so that the judiciary is not misused. Lawyers must remain officers of the court, not architects of procedural manipulation. Nigeria’s democracy must not be weakened by legal maneuvering, institutional capture, or the misuse of judicial authority. The courts must remain arbiters of justice, not instruments of political advantage. Electoral institutions must remain neutral umpires, not participants in political contests. The electoral institutions must operate within the bounds of constitutional democracy. MAZI AFAM OSIGWE, SAN PRESIDENT

This is the El-Clasico of Proverb 😲😲 E come be like say the man in red dey whyne us What in the world are those deep Yoruba? The Yoruba fathers are world class philosophers! Who this challenge? Yellow or Red?

After spending at least N276bn Inviting President Bola Tinubu Plastering the streets of Lagos with Tinubu-Sanwo-Olu posters Getting Godswil Akpabio to represent the president Inaugurating the bridge 22 months after their self-set deadline and a total 51 months after conception Closing adjoining roads and punishing thousands of residents road users for several hours, Ladies and gentleman, Governor Babajide-Sanwolu’s Opebi-Ojota Link Bridge IS STILL NOT READY FOR USE.

3 Lieutenant Colonels 1 Brig General 💔💔This is unacceptable 💔💔