Femi Aborisade's Blog

Activist Femi Aborisade Reviews Arije’s Autobiography Read here  http://radiatingthetruth.com.ng/2018/12/14/activist-femi-aborisade-reviews-arijes-autobiography/

Footprints Of A Selfless Servant: The Autobiography Of Comrade Oyekan Arije – Review http://radiatingthetruth.com.ng/2018/12/14/footprints-of-a-selfless-servant-the-autobiography-of-comrade-oyekan-arije-review/ Activist Femi Aborisade Reviews Arije’s Autobiography http://radiatingthetruth.com.ng/2018/12/14/activist-femi-aborisade-reviews-arijes-autobiography/

On Monday, 29th October 2018 certain segments of the security forces massacred at least 39 people at the army road block on the road from Nyanya to Abuja.  A peaceful, unarmed demonstration of Shi’ite supporters of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) were gunned down in the road from the popular residential areas of Nyanya, Maraba and Karu to the centre of Abuja.

The Executive Order No. 6 on Preservation of Suspicious Assets Connected With Corruption and Other Relevant Offences, is, in my humble opinion, unconstitutional to the extent that it seeks to constrain the authority and independence of the judiciary in dealing with cases before the court as the court deems fit under existing laws and principles. To this extent, the Executive Order No. 6 carries the virus and wears the garb of an ouster of court's jurisdiction.

WebLink: http://worldstreetjournal.org.ng/2018/08/27/aborisade-chides-nba-for-keeping-mute-when-buhari-was-assaulting-rule-of-law/ Posted by:  Editor in  Breaking news ,  Business ,  News ,  Nigeria August 27, 2018 0   39 Views A human rights activist and legal practitioner, Femi Aborisade has lampooned the Nigeria Bar Association for keeping quiet when President Mohammadu Buhari was usurping the function of the judiciary by redefining rule of law to justify his continued disobedience of court orders and deprive Nigerians of their inalienable right to freedom under the guise of national security.

Link: https://independent.ng/rule-of-law-overrides-national-security-lawyers-reply-buhari/amp/