THE WAR TO REMOVE THE CJN IS A PLOY TO RIG ELECTION.


The present Nigerian government since elected, have not practiced democracy in any way, they handle Nigeria as a one man business, they do things without due process.

just recently the chief justice of Nigeria was summoned for trial over non declaration of asset.
and i ask, why must it be now that the election date is fast approaching.
their plan is to appoint their own person.
there is everyday plan to rig this upcoming election.

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