Aoc:
the federal high court maitama in abuja, has declined to stop president
muhammadu buhari from proceeding with the inauguration of 43 ministerial
nominees recently confirmed by the nigerian senate.
Delivering
ruling on an exparte motion, the presiding judge justice taiwo taiwo says the
applicants filed the motion out of time. Olabode arewa reports.
Narration:-citing
sections 14(3) & 147 of the 1999 constitution as amended, musa baba- panya,
an indigene of karu community in the fct approached the court for an order to
stop the president from inaugurating his 43 ministers designate, citing alleged
refusal by the president to obey a march 15,2018 appeal court judgement, which
directed that an abuja indigene should also be appointed as a minister.
Justice taiwo taiwo
noted that while it was the fundamental right of the applicant to file the
motion, the court in its discretion cannot stop the president from inaugurating
the ministers, since they have been screened by the senate.
Justice taiwo directed
the baba-panya to personally serve the court processes on the president and
attorney general of the federation. The case is adjourned indefinitely.
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