Court Rules Former Minister, Kemi Adeosun, ineligible for National Service

The court said she was not supposed to present herself for National Youth Service because under the 1979 Constitution, which was in force at the time of her graduation, she was not a Nigerian citizen either at the time of her graduation or when she turned 30.

Delivery ruling Justice Taiwo Taiwo held that the constitution does not require her to present her first-degree certificate or any other certificate, including the NYSC certificate, to be appointed a minister.

The court also ruled that the ministerial appointment of Mrs Adeosun was not illegal, neither was it unconstitutional, even without presenting the NYSC certificate.

The court stressed that Nigeria citizenship only reverted under extant constitution by which time Mrs Adeosun was well above 30, and by the court ruling ineligible to participate in NYSC scheme as the scheme is exclusively reserved for Nigeria.

The court said she was not supposed to present herself for National Youth Service because under the 1979 Constitution, which was in force at the time of her graduation, she was not a Nigerian citizen either at the time of her graduation or when she turned 30.

Delivery ruling Justice Taiwo Taiwo held that the constitution does not require her to present her first-degree certificate or any other certificate, including the NYSC certificate, to be appointed a minister.

The court also ruled that the ministerial appointment of Mrs Adeosun was not illegal, neither was it unconstitutional, even without presenting the NYSC certificate.

The court stressed that Nigeria citizenship only reverted under extant constitution by which time Mrs Adeosun was well above 30, and by the court ruling ineligible to participate in NYSC scheme as the scheme is exclusively reserved for Nigeria.

The court said she was not supposed to present herself for National Youth Service because under the 1979 Constitution, which was in force at the time of her graduation, she was not a Nigerian citizen either at the time of her graduation or when she turned 30.

Delivery ruling Justice Taiwo Taiwo held that the constitution does not require her to present her first-degree certificate or any other certificate, including the NYSC certificate, to be appointed a minister.

The court also ruled that the ministerial appointment of Mrs Adeosun was not illegal, neither was it unconstitutional, even without presenting the NYSC certificate.

The court stressed that Nigeria citizenship only reverted under extant constitution by which time Mrs Adeosun was well above 30, and by the court ruling ineligible to participate in NYSC scheme as the scheme is exclusively reserved for Nigeria.

The court said she was not supposed to present herself for National Youth Service because under the 1979 Constitution, which was in force at the time of her graduation, she was not a Nigerian citizen either at the time of her graduation or when she turned 30.

Delivery ruling Justice Taiwo Taiwo held that the constitution does not require her to present her first-degree certificate or any other certificate, including the NYSC certificate, to be appointed a minister.

The court also ruled that the ministerial appointment of Mrs Adeosun was not illegal, neither was it unconstitutional, even without presenting the NYSC certificate.

The court stressed that Nigeria citizenship only reverted under extant constitution by which time Mrs Adeosun was well above 30, and by the court ruling ineligible to participate in NYSC scheme as the scheme is exclusively reserved for Nigeria.

The court said she was not supposed to present herself for National Youth Service because under the 1979 Constitution, which was in force at the time of her graduation, she was not a Nigerian citizen either at the time of her graduation or when she turned 30.

Delivery ruling Justice Taiwo Taiwo held that the constitution does not require her to present her first-degree certificate or any other certificate, including the NYSC certificate, to be appointed a minister.

The court also ruled that the ministerial appointment of Mrs Adeosun was not illegal, neither was it unconstitutional, even without presenting the NYSC certificate.

The court stressed that Nigeria citizenship only reverted under extant constitution by which time Mrs Adeosun was well above 30, and by the court ruling ineligible to participate in NYSC scheme as the scheme is exclusively reserved for Nigeria.

The court said she was not supposed to present herself for National Youth Service because under the 1979 Constitution, which was in force at the time of her graduation, she was not a Nigerian citizen either at the time of her graduation or when she turned 30.

Delivery ruling Justice Taiwo Taiwo held that the constitution does not require her to present her first-degree certificate or any other certificate, including the NYSC certificate, to be appointed a minister.

The court also ruled that the ministerial appointment of Mrs Adeosun was not illegal, neither was it unconstitutional, even without presenting the NYSC certificate.

The court stressed that Nigeria citizenship only reverted under extant constitution by which time Mrs Adeosun was well above 30, and by the court ruling ineligible to participate in NYSC scheme as the scheme is exclusively reserved for Nigeria.

The court said she was not supposed to present herself for National Youth Service because under the 1979 Constitution, which was in force at the time of her graduation, she was not a Nigerian citizen either at the time of her graduation or when she turned 30.

Delivery ruling Justice Taiwo Taiwo held that the constitution does not require her to present her first-degree certificate or any other certificate, including the NYSC certificate, to be appointed a minister.

The court also ruled that the ministerial appointment of Mrs Adeosun was not illegal, neither was it unconstitutional, even without presenting the NYSC certificate.

The court stressed that Nigeria citizenship only reverted under extant constitution by which time Mrs Adeosun was well above 30, and by the court ruling ineligible to participate in NYSC scheme as the scheme is exclusively reserved for Nigeria.

The court said she was not supposed to present herself for National Youth Service because under the 1979 Constitution, which was in force at the time of her graduation, she was not a Nigerian citizen either at the time of her graduation or when she turned 30.

Delivery ruling Justice Taiwo Taiwo held that the constitution does not require her to present her first-degree certificate or any other certificate, including the NYSC certificate, to be appointed a minister.

The court also ruled that the ministerial appointment of Mrs Adeosun was not illegal, neither was it unconstitutional, even without presenting the NYSC certificate.

The court stressed that Nigeria citizenship only reverted under extant constitution by which time Mrs Adeosun was well above 30, and by the court ruling ineligible to participate in NYSC scheme as the scheme is exclusively reserved for Nigeria.