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It’s a stunning revelation made by popular social advocate, Sen. Shehu Sani through his X account exposing the irony of a man with a notorious history of defying court orders now seeking justice from the same institution he once scorned.
The Senator’s widely circulated post reads: “The man who defied court orders and demolished houses and shops is now seeking justice in the court.
The man who seized people’s lands and without judicial process and share them to others is now seeking justice in the court.
The man who retrenched thousands of civil servants and teachers is now seeking justice in the court.
The man who refused to pay compensation to his victims is now seeking justice in the court.
The man who neglected and impoverished judges in his state is now seeking justice from the courts.
The man who arrested journalists and people expressing their opinions on social media is now seeking justice from the court.
The man with a known history of disobedience to the rule of law and contempt against judges, judgments, and the judiciary is now seeking justice from the same institution.
The background of this individual, who once wreaked havoc by ignoring judicial decisions, demolishing properties, seizing lands, and causing mass retrenchment is now ironically turning to the courts for relief.
His actions included refusing compensation to victims, suppressing judges, and arresting journalists and social media critics, painting a stark picture of his disdain for the rule of law.
Established Points are He flouted court orders, demolished properties, seized lands, retrenched thousands of civil servants and teachers and suppressed judicial independence and press freedom.
The irony is that at present he is seeking justice from the very courts he once defied.
Sen. Sani’s exposure has sparked widespread debate about accountability and the integrity of the justice system, highlighting the irony of seeking protection from the institution previously undermined.
At the end, this legal drama unfolds, it underscores a critical message that no one is above the law.
The Senator’s post serves as a powerful reminder of the need for justice and the rule of law to prevail, irrespective of one’s past actions or position.
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