By Chief Okoi Obono-Obla
"There were two judgments secured by Abdul Rasheed Maina! One of the judgment held that his appointment was illegally and wrongly terminated because his right to fair hearing was trampled on . The Court ordered his reinstatement forthwith. There was no appeal filed against this judgment.
The other judgment secured by Maina set aside the warrant for arrest issued by a magistrates' court in favour of EFCC . There was also no appeal .
The Counsel to Maina now used these judgments to write to the Federal Civil Service Commission for his reinstatement.T
he Commission wrote to the Attorney General for his legal opinion. The Attorney General then advised that the Federal Civil Commission should obey these judgments.
The Federal Civil Service Commission is the body constitutionally empowered to recruit, promote and discipline civil servants in the mainstream federal government bureaucracy. It is created by Section 153 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria ,1999 .
It is an independent body constituted by experienced people of unblemished integrity ! Appointment of members of the Federal Civi service Commission by the President is subject to confirmation by the Senate .
The Federal Civil Service Commission met , deliberated fully on the matter and then held that Maina's case has merit and he should be reinstated as ordered by the Court.
So the Attorney General dis not bring back Maina through the backdoor. In all this what was the role of the EFCC ? Why didnt the EFCC appealed against the judgment seeking aside it warrant of arrest? Why didnt the EFCC arrest Maina who has been in the country since April 2016?
Let the whole Pension saga be investigated by a Judicial Inquiry so that Maina can explain how the over two hundred billon recovered by his Committee deposited in the CBN was stolen!
Is that it those who stole the recovered money are behind the hype and frenzy we are seeing?"
Heart Touching Story Of Ali Who Was Saved From Boko Haram Attack, By Julie Osakue
This amazing story was originally posted on LinkedIn by Julie Osakue, CEO, JIosworld. It is a touching lesson and wake up call for Nigerians to say no to tribalism - you Have to read it, it'll change how you think. According to Julie, "Ali was my Gateman for some years and being the only son of his polygamous father, he had to hearken to the call of his father who was getting old and too weak to work on his farm alone. Ali was away for many years to the Northern part of Nigeria but kept in touch through phone calls before Boko Haram invaded their territory. Ali narrowly escaped to the forest with his children where they slept without food or water. Luckily before the phone network was disconnected, he called my number to narrate his situation and immediately we started calling on friends for way out. To God be the glory he got to us with his family in Lagos and settled with us. I am indeed grateful to God because they are happy and alive today. The chil...
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