Constitutional Review: J-K Gadzama LLP Recommends Appointment Of Judicial Officers By NJC Without Involvement Of Executive

J-K Gadzama LLP has keenly followed and participated in the
ongoing Review of the 1999 Constitution by the House of
Representatives.

Joe-Kyari Gadzama, SAN in his usual style of capacity building
and mentoring of the young lawyers, delegated young lawyers to
present the Memorandum on his and the Firm’s behalf.

Mr Jerry Ombugadu Musa, a Junior Partner in the firm of J-K
Gadzama LLP on Tuesday, June 1, 2021, delivered the Memorandum at
the plenary, and afterward presented the same to the Deputy
Speaker, House of Representatives and Chairman of the Review
Committee, at the Zonal Public Hearing of the House of
Representatives Special Committee for the Review of the 1999
Constitution held at Gowon Hall, Crispan Hotel, Rayfield, Jos,
Plateau State.

In a similar vein, Mr Emmanuel Jiya on Wednesday, 26 May 2021
represented the law Firm in Minna, wherein he presented J-K Gadzama
LLP’s Memorandum to the Senate Committee for the Review of the 1999
Constitution at the Justice Idris Kutigi (Rtd) Conference Centre,
Minna, Niger State.

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More so, during the National Public Hearing of the Senate
Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution, held on Thursday
3rd – Friday, 4th June 2021, at the Africa Hall, ICC Abuja, three
young lawyers led by Mr Pelumi Adewumi presented the Firm’s
Memorandum to the Senate Committee on the review of the 1999
Constitution.

The Memorandum amongst many other proposals demanded that the
NJC directly appoints her officers for Senate approval without the
involvement of the Executive arm of government.

It also requires an end to the regime of acting heads of
Institutions of Government remaining in office for years in their
acting capacity.

Click below the
Memorandum^[3]

J-K Gadzama LLP has keenly followed and participated in the
ongoing Review of the 1999 Constitution by the House of
Representatives.

Joe-Kyari Gadzama, SAN in his usual style of capacity building
and mentoring of the young lawyers, delegated young lawyers to
present the Memorandum on his and the Firm’s behalf.

Mr Jerry Ombugadu Musa, a Junior Partner in the firm of J-K
Gadzama LLP on Tuesday, June 1, 2021, delivered the Memorandum at
the plenary, and afterward presented the same to the Deputy
Speaker, House of Representatives and Chairman of the Review
Committee, at the Zonal Public Hearing of the House of
Representatives Special Committee for the Review of the 1999
Constitution held at Gowon Hall, Crispan Hotel, Rayfield, Jos,
Plateau State.

In a similar vein, Mr Emmanuel Jiya on Wednesday, 26 May 2021
represented the law Firm in Minna, wherein he presented J-K Gadzama
LLP’s Memorandum to the Senate Committee for the Review of the 1999
Constitution at the Justice Idris Kutigi (Rtd) Conference Centre,
Minna, Niger State.

data-instgrm-permalink= "https://www.instagram.com/p/CP21zBmhb1_/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading" data-instgrm-version="13">

More so, during the National Public Hearing of the Senate
Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution, held on Thursday
3rd – Friday, 4th June 2021, at the Africa Hall, ICC Abuja, three
young lawyers led by Mr Pelumi Adewumi presented the Firm’s
Memorandum to the Senate Committee on the review of the 1999
Constitution.

The Memorandum amongst many other proposals demanded that the
NJC directly appoints her officers for Senate approval without the
involvement of the Executive arm of government.

It also requires an end to the regime of acting heads of
Institutions of Government remaining in office for years in their
acting capacity.

Click below the Memorandum^[3]