Former First Lady, Patience Good luck Jonathan has
petitioned the House of Representatives over alleged persistent personal
attacks and harassment by some agencies of the Federal Government.
In the petition written by her lawyers and presented during
the House's plenary by Hon. Bright Tamuno, the lawmaker representing
Okrika Constituency of Rivers, Rep. Bright Tamuno,
According to her, no former first lady has been harassed
like this before. Therefore, putting into consideration the sacrifices
that her husband has made for the country, she is asking the House to
call the agencies to order in view of their refusal to obey court
orders.
The petition has been referred to the House Committee on Public Petitions for further legislative action.
19 comments:
Lol. Really!!! Someone should educate her the role of the national assembly.
That's true
LOL. How the tables have turned........
Why are they disturbing this woman? Is she the only first lady Nigerian has ever had? They should look for something better to do. Long hisss
Lol
... Merited happiness
Thief people get mouth pass honest people for this country whoever think the heartless wife of Jonathan will one day be pleading her case in the house she's always treated with disdain look here thief woman your former power no get mouth here again thank God say dem no beat you sef you even get mouth to complain how I wish say our judges are not corrupt make dem give you some few years for kirikiri make you go smell your yansh shameless woman thank God say we don free from your vocabulary bcos plenty Nigerians for don die of headaches go find somewhere siddon
That's one of the functions of the National Assembly. Anyone can petition them against any government agencies
There's God o.
Shut your dirty 👄 jor, who thief pass aboki for Nigeria sef
Talk like someone who is educated.
Godtakeover
Abdullahi Mohammed @ 18:14! Your subterranean, misogynistic, and asinine comment reveals a shallow minded individual on free fall. Its worrisome to note that you totally left the crux of the matter and started chasing shadows, commenting on inanities, absurdities, imbecilities.
Patience Jonathan is a citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria like you, like me, like any other 200 million Nigerians. The Federal Agencies mentioned in the story operate under the guidance of laws establishing their existence, laws that are subject to the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria that frowns at the infringement of the rights of ANYONE, including you Abdullahi Mohammed. If the Federal Agencies strongly believe that Patience Jonathan has a case to answer, then by all means let them FOLLOW DUE PROCESS. Media Trials, which has become a norm in the last 2 years, coupled with unlawful searches without valid search warrants, and Nazi gestapo-style arrests without a valid cause but based on mere suspicion and speculations are an anathema to our constitution NO MATTER WHO IS INVOLVED! The Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria assumes the innocence of an individual until proven guilty by a court. This is the gospel truth which I expect a reasonable person with a sound mind and ecclesiastical sense of equity and justice to ascribe to. Sadly you do not present yourself as such by your biased view.
May I strongly advise that you rise above infantile emotions, sewer conniption, and near-institutional antipathy for the person of Patience Jonathan and present a matured, highly elevated opinion on the subject matter.
“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men/women do nothing.” (Edmund Burke)
Abdullahi Mohammed @ 18:14! Your subterranean, misogynistic, and asinine comment reveals a shallow minded individual on free fall. Its worrisome to note that you totally left the crux of the matter and started chasing shadows, commenting on inanities, absurdities, imbecilities.
Patience Jonathan is a citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria like you, like me, like any other 200 million Nigerians. The Federal Agencies mentioned in the story operate under the guidance of laws establishing their existence, laws that are subject to the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria that frowns at the infringement of the rights of ANYONE, including you Abdullahi Mohammed. If the Federal Agencies strongly believe that Patience Jonathan has a case to answer, then by all means let them FOLLOW DUE PROCESS. Media Trials, which has become a norm in the last 2 years, coupled with unlawful searches without valid search warrants, and Nazi gestapo-style arrests without a valid cause but based on mere suspicion and speculations are an anathema to our constitution NO MATTER WHO IS INVOLVED! The Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria assumes the innocence of an individual until proven guilty by a court. This is the gospel truth which I expect a reasonable person with a sound mind and ecclesiastical sense of equity and justice to ascribe to. Sadly you do not present yourself as such by your biased view.
May I strongly advise that you rise above infantile emotions, sewer conniption, and near-institutional antipathy for the person of Patience Jonathan and present a matured, highly elevated opinion on the subject matter.
“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men/women do nothing.” (Edmund Burke)
Dame Peshe should take heart. Searchlight will soon beam on Aisha Halliburton the Akara Fryer and her various scams.
Abdulahi re whatever u called ur stupid name.. it would soon be over.. the matter has been taken to Aljazeera.. next to UN n lastly total desperation from death country
Linda, why dis pics of all her pics on the internet... dee
Shameless woman. She still has mouth to talk in the public, Orisirisi eranko in Naija. Someone that suppose be behind bars like monkey.
What ur profession Mr. Grammarian? Obviously you like gospel sense of reason by believing the law you talks about applies to your unlearned family members.
Anonymous said...@ 05:33
This is a public forum, so rise above the gutter. If you must address a commentator, then go ahead. There is no need making reference to a person's family members. It raises GREAT DOUBT about your civility.
Please permit me to offer the following correction. You said "you like gospel sense." I am sure you intended to say "you lack gospel sense." It is "the law you talk about"and NOT "the law you talks about." I guess you seriously need to brush up your English Language. Cheers!
Choi... biko have mercy now. all this big big grammar on top aboki. you wanna kill him? shoo...
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