Adeitanajoke:
The National Judicial Council (NJC) has approved the request of President Muhammadu Buhari to extended the appointment of Ibrhaim Muhammed, acting chief justice of Nigeria (CJN), by three months.

Soji Oye, NJC spokesman, disclosed this in a statement on Saturday.

The spokesman was reacting to a report that council will meet to deliberate on extension of the acting CJN.

Oye said the council met and approved Buhari’s request to extend the appointment of Muhammad by three months.

“The attention of the National Judicial Council has been drawn to an online newspaper and daily newspaper report stating that the council would meet next week to deliberate on the extension of the Acting Appointment of Honourable Dr. Justice I. T. Muhammad CFR, as the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria,” he said.

“Contrary to the above, the Council actually met on Thursday 18th April, 2019 and at the 88thMeeting considered and approved the request of President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, for the extension of the Appointment of Hon. Dr. Justice I. T. Muhammad, CFR, as the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria for another three (3) months and Council has since forwarded its approval to the president.”

Muhammad was appointed after Walter Onnoghen was suspended by the Buhari.

https://www.everyvibes.com.ng/2019/04/NJC-extends-appointment-of-Justice-Tanko-by-CJN-three-months.html

sanpipita:
That Tanko is still on acting capacity should tell you zombies something but guess you are not so smart, if Onnoghen is long and gone, why is Tanko still acting cjn? its just a matter of time and onnoghen will get justice, the impostor will return being just a supreme court judge

sanpipita:
That Tanko is still on acting capacity should tell you zombies something but guess you are not so smart, if Onnoghen is long and gone, why is Tanko still acting cjn? its just a matter of time and onnoghen will get justice, the impostor will return being just a supreme court judge

tesppidd:
There were some who threatened fire and brimstone if Onnoghen wasn't recalled.

1. Mike Ozekhome.
2. Nyesom Wike.
3. Seriake Dickson.
4. Emmanuel Udom.
5. Ifeanyi Okowa.

Last but not least,

6. Pa Chukwudi.



Lest we forget!

masseratti:
does he have powers to do that? Lawyers in the house, what dies the constitution says about this? He could as well be asking for extension over and over again till eternity, the National assembly has tí wake up to its responsibilities, this is unbecoming.

Neoteny:


How's he gonna come back when he's tendered his resignation?