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Falana: Senate Lacks Power To Force Customs Boss Hameed Ali To Wear Uniform
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March 18, 2017 – Falana: Senate Has No Legal Right To Force Customs Boss Hameed Ali To Wear Uniform
Human Rights activist, Lawyer Falana has come after the Nigerian Senate over the way customs boss, Hameed Ali was disgraced during his last appearance at NASS.
Falana said the Senate lacks the legal power to force Ali to wear his official uniform.
This is what Falana said yesterday:
iron bar
March 18, 2017 at 1:55 PM
keep quiet..u are too controversal may be bcos u lost out in becoming a SAN.u keep refering other countries rather than stating the obvious.if previous non member has put the uniform .why wont he do the same.d guy is a stubborn rtd miiltary officer.you are highly paid and job requires putting on a uniform.if not,resign and walk away.flani herdsmen carry matchet and dagger to maim and destroy,can any other tribe do that or is it in the constitution citing self defense.ibb shunned oputa panel and did not answer about the gulf wind fall probably above the law and constitution.i miss gani.the only public advocate we missed.
Bok
March 18, 2017 at 10:52 PM
Nigeria senators are powerless and Nigeria is lawless country herself where Hausa people thinks they can do anything they want.