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Nigeria’s democracy without legislators and judiciary, by Dele Sobowale

Nigeria’s democracy without legislators and judiciary, by Dele Sobowale

By GhanaSummary NewsroomNigeria

Read my book: PDP: CORRUPTION INCORPORATED, and discover how capturing the National Assembly, NASS, has made it possible for that administration to have got away with such monumental mismanagement of public funds and those in that government still walk around free – while self-righteously pointing accusing fingers at others.

The N30 trillion, removed from the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, without NASS approval, accountability and records of disbursements by the Buhari government, could only have occurred in a democracy in which the Senate President and Speaker had absolutely ceased to perform their constitutional functions.“Legislators have the first place in the temple of glory; conquerors come behind them” – Voltaire, 1694-1778, VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS, VBQ, p 126 When one of the world’s leading philosophers made that remark in the eighteenth century, democracy was a new idea.

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