CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY OVER PENAL CODE!

by Dr Sadiq Abdullahi Phd ,Buckingham.
Governor Aminu Bello Masari should know that the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria supersedes the "PENAL CODE" with every law that is written in it. His administration has abused the rights of all indigene's of the State and his order is null and void. The law that was used to deny the indigenes of Katsina State is null and void to the extent of its inconsistency and its unconformity with the 1999,(CFRN) as amended which Section 40 provides for Freedom of Assembly and Association should be implemented with immediate effect through the office of the State Attorney General or be referred to the of office of the Federal Attorney General to take precedence. Failure to do so should be retributed with severe legal action and be pursued in a competent court of law. As stated by Honorable Justice Dahiru Mustapha, (Former Chief Justice of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, JSC),that the 1999 constitution is a mirror in which all our laws should reflect and its supremacy supersedes all other laws in Nigeria. Any law that is contrary or that is inconsistent to the 1999 constitution as amended should consider null and void to the extent of its inconsistency. Section (1), to section (3) of the 1999 constitution, as amended. WHERE IS THE KATSINA STATE ASSEMBLY AND ITS POWERS TO DEFEND THE INDIGENES OF THE STATE AGAINST SUCH DICTATORIAL LAWS IN KATSINA STATE? AN IMPEACHABLE OFFENSE AND AN ACT THAT ATTRACTS ANARCHY!