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Besides, he wants the court to interpret section 1 of the legislative houses (Powers and Privileges) Act 2017, which confers immunity on him from any civil or criminal litigation in respect of any utterance he makes on the floor of the upper chamber.
Every utterance is monitored, tagged and sent back out into the wild to multiply.
French was so moved by the poignance of the utterance that he wrote what is possibly his most powerful emigration song called "The Emigrant’s Letter."
"He became a mainstream figure whose every utterance challenged the binary norms of Australian culture," he said.
He said the utterance was a gladiatorial challenge directed at the judiciary, and by implication, the rest of the democratic polity.
Source: https://thenationonlineng.net/wole-soyinka-slams-baba-ahmed-over-unbecoming-outbursts/
However, Justice Ekwo held that the utterance made by Bulkachuwa on the floor of the Senate on June 10 was not covered by Section 39(1) of the 1999 Constitution.
Source: https://guardian.ng/news/bulkachuwa-loses-bid-to-stop-icpc-dss-probe/
People who once would only have dared to hint that the masses are pig-like in the comfort of their own homes, while clinking glasses with a like-minded highbrow, were now giving utterance to such corrupt thoughts in the public sphere.
The defense minister’s office later denied this utterance, but all the horses were already out of the barn.
What I consider the most cynical utterance in the entire literature of Americana — H.L. Mencken's "No one ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American public" -- presents a point of view I eschew enthusiastically.