The President has no right to hold political party meetings in
the State House even if those in attendance are governors, says the
president of Nigerian Bar Association, A.B Mahmoud, SAN.
NBA president, Mahmoud, SAN, made this statement on his Twitter
handle following the meeting the president of Federal Republic Of
Nigeria, Buhari held with APC governors on Tuesday 3rd April, at
the Council Chambers in Abuja.
In condemning this act, the A.B Mahmoud, SAN wrote:
“The distinction between the State, the party and the Individual
is ever so blurred in Nigeria. The President has no right to hold
political party meetings in the State House even if those in
attendance are governors”
The distinction between the State, the party
and the Individual is ever so blurred in Nigeria. The President has
no right to hold political party meetings in the State House even
if those in attendance are governors https://t.co/HMl99WM7PC— A B Mahmoud (@abmtwitt) April 4, 2018
The President has no right to hold political party meetings in
the State House even if those in attendance are governors, says the
president of Nigerian Bar Association, A.B Mahmoud, SAN.
NBA president, Mahmoud, SAN, made this statement on his Twitter
handle following the meeting the president of Federal Republic Of
Nigeria, Buhari held with APC governors on Tuesday 3rd April, at
the Council Chambers in Abuja.
In condemning this act, the A.B Mahmoud, SAN wrote:
“The distinction between the State, the party and the Individual
is ever so blurred in Nigeria. The President has no right to hold
political party meetings in the State House even if those in
attendance are governors”
The distinction between the State, the party
and the Individual is ever so blurred in Nigeria. The President has
no right to hold political party meetings in the State House even
if those in attendance are governors https://t.co/HMl99WM7PC— A B Mahmoud (@abmtwitt) April 4, 2018