Nigeria Nigeria (SAN) famous human rights lawyer and senior defense lawyer (Femi Falana) was on the only executive officer of the River State, Ibok-Ibok-et at the National Economic Commission (NEC) meeting held in Abuja President Villa on Thursday in Abuja President Villa (NEC) meeting.
Falana noted that the NEC is composed of a vice president, who is the vice president established by the Central Bank Act, the chairman of each state of the federal government, the governor of each state and the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
In his role as chairman of Osagie Obayuwana’s 70th birthday speech, Falana stressed that the individuals who invited the Deputy Admiral of IBOK-ETE IBAS to the meeting had caused serious violations to the Nigerian Constitution because the sole administrator was not a member of the NEC.
He urged President Tinubu to warn the sole executive of further violations of constitutional violations by attending meetings of any other federal executive body.
Falana also challenged the sole administrator to attribute it to his statement that the people of River State are testing his will.
Ibas spoke through his senior media special counsel, Igbikiowubo, who said the state’s communiqué for the implementation of emergency rules in the state was granted to the sole administrator “The power of sweeping.”
Falana stressed that the Gazette did not give any authority to the administrator.
“In fact, in particular, the sole administrator should rule the river state under the regulations issued by President Tinubu. Since the president has not issued any regulations yet, all powers of the sole executive are Ultra Vires, illegal, invalid, invalid. Legal practitioners say.
Bago’s order on braids is illegal – Farana criticizes Niger state governor
In his speech, Falana criticized the governor’s recent executive order Umaru Bago The Neniger State University authorizes arrests and forced shaving people as part of a campaign to remove the identities and networks of known street gangs.
Human rights lawyers assert that neither the president nor the governor’s executive orders can establish criminal offences that are not recognized by law.
Therefore, the Governor’s instructions to arrest and forcibly shave people are considered illegal and unconstitutional.
“In terms of the beliefs of V. Okafor V. in Lagos State and anorexia. (2016) LPELR-41066 (CA), the governor of Lagos State issued a directive that restricts the actions of citizens and residents during the monthly sanitation period of the state, otherwise litigation recourse to litigation, or possession of litigation, cannot be released, or possession of litigation. The governor of Lagos State, because the appellant is arrested and prosecuted for crimes stipulated in written law,” Farana pointed out.
