According to him: "There has been no amendment of that Act since 1999, when civil rule returned to Nigeria. In the absence of such a legislative intervention it is unhelpful or futile to engage in a debate as to whether, factually, an insurrection has arisen to justify the call on the military to suppress same". Now, let's ignore for a moment Mr Ogunye's militaristic interpretation of an Act of the National Assembly, he is right that since 1999 the National Assembly has not passed any new legislation prescribing the conditions for the exercise of the powers of the President to order the military or the Armed Forces to suppress an insurrection.
Anasema baadhi ya wazazi wamekuwa wakiwaficha watoto wenye ulemavu ili wasiweze kupata haki zao ya msingi. "...Kwenye hili changamoto kubwa ilikuwa wazazi wenyewe kufikiri kuwa kuzaa mtoto mwenye ulemavu ni jambo ambalo linaleta fedheha, hii imekuwa ikisumbua sana maana wakati mwingine tunabaini watoto wenye ulemavu wakiwa wamewekwa ndani wakati mwingine kwa miaka kadhaa...sasa hili tunaamini sio haki maana mtu yeyote anaweza kuwa mlemavu wakati wowote hata mimi sasa kumbagua juu ya haki kwa kuwa yuko vile sio sawa hata kidogo," anasema Mwasa.