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Abacha Regime Experimented With HIV Viruses Using Prisoners by Nobody: 6:44am On Oct 20, 2012 |
Abacha Men Injected late Major Akinloye Akinyemi with HIV virus Federal Governmenturged to probe Major Akinyemi's tortuous murder, says victim was injected by Abacha's regime Press Statement, Ibadan, South West The Federal Government has been urged to probe the death of Major Akinyemi who passed away barely a month ago. In a statement issued by the Apapo Oodua Koya, (AOKOYA)the Yoruba self-determination group insists that Major Akinloye Akinyemi was a victim of HIV virus infection orchestrated by the government of late General Sanni Abacha while the late he was jailed for phantom coup. Major Akinyemi is a sibling of the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Prof Bolaji Akinyemi. In his battle against artificial HIV infection, he sought the assistance of Bishop Oyedepo who worked hard spiritually to assist him and also gave material and spiritual assistance to the late Major while he battled to save his life. Major Akinyemi even contemplated going to court but was restrained by his fear for unpredictable consequences and the futility of such an action in a country where justice is usually a mirage. In a statement signed by AOKOYA'sspokesperson on local affairs, Mr Segun Adebisi and sent to the Chairman of the Nigerian Human Rights Commission, Prof Chidi Odinkalu, AOKOYA soon after he was released from prison, Major Akinyemi had confided in some Yoruba leaders and close friends that he was forcefully injected with HIV virus by the late Sanni Abacha's regime. We are ready to help the NHRC in the expected probe with the Major's own testimony. When we heard of the death of Major Akinyemi, an indigene of Ilesa in Osun State, we were certain that he died of complications arising from the injection of his body with the dreaded HIV virus by the government of Gen Sanni Abacha. We met him before his death and he confirmed this to us. Though Abacha is dead, the people that carried out the injection are alive. It is a sad irony that the former Governor of Osun State, Olagunsoye Oyinlola played a n awfully significant role in the injection of Major Akinyemi with the HIV virus by the government of Gen Sanni Abacha which Oyinlola served with great enthusiasm. The doctor that carried out the injection is a member of the Nigerian Medical Association, (NMA) and his licence is yet to be revoked. The security operatives that ensured he was injected are alive. Major Akinyemi was the second Nigerian, after the late Col Victor Banjo to attend the famous Academy of Military History in the United Kingdom and the best student in Sandhurst during his training as an officer. He was one of the most brilliant soldiers ever produced in this generation and thus became difficult to tolerate by the reactionary establishment. He was first sentenced to five years jail term by the General Ibrahim Babangida's administration and later to death by the late Gen Sanni Abacha. Major Akinyemi was subsequently injected with HIV virus and to his own knowledge by the largely Northern army than ran Nigeria at the time. We call on the National Human Rights Commission, (NHRC) to probe what represents one of the most vicious crimes against humanity by any regime ever known to human history. We anxiously await the action of the NHRC which is currently led by a honest right advocate. SIGNED Segun Adebisi Source: Segun Adebisi Story from The Nigerian Voice News: http://www.the |
Re: Abacha Regime Experimented With HIV Viruses Using Prisoners by Babachindo: 6:54am On Oct 20, 2012 |
It will be stupid to associate what Abacha did to the north. Is Oyinlola a northern? Instead of solving problem, yoruba people like fixing blames and dividing us. |
Re: Abacha Regime Experimented With HIV Viruses Using Prisoners by pheyikemi: 7:20am On Oct 20, 2012 |
Read d article well and digest it, d notherners were not blamed by d yorubas, 'twas only mentioned dat d notherners ruled Nigeria then in large number. May i knw d role yorubas are playing in dividing u? Last tym i checkd, yoruba didnt invent B.Haram |
Re: Abacha Regime Experimented With HIV Viruses Using Prisoners by Nobody: 7:38am On Oct 20, 2012 |
Babachindo :if oyinlola is not a northerner,he must be a yoruba traitor. |
Re: Abacha Regime Experimented With HIV Viruses Using Prisoners by ACM10: 8:48am On Oct 20, 2012 |
Promiscuity is high among the Yorubas. They should reflect on the personality of those claimants to unearth how they caught HIV. Abacha will be dumb to experiment HIV virus with high profile prisoners. This claim is simply incredible |
Re: Abacha Regime Experimented With HIV Viruses Using Prisoners by azpekuliar: 10:14am On Oct 20, 2012 |
ACM10: Promiscuity is high among the Yorubas. They should reflect on the personality of those claimants to unearth how they caught HIV. Abacha will be dumb to experiment HIV virus with high profile prisoners. This claim is simply incredible Will you shut your filthy trap, you ethic bigot! Abacha's henchmen at DMI were known to forcefully inject political prisoners with HIV, e.g the Late Maj. Gen. Shehu Yar Adua. 2 Likes |
Re: Abacha Regime Experimented With HIV Viruses Using Prisoners by ACM10: 10:28am On Oct 20, 2012 |
azpekuliar:The more defence you put the more you expose your ignorance. The incubation period of HIV is 2 to 10yrs. HIV virus is not an enhanced anthrax which kills within a short period of time. By the way, no one uses a biological agent that has long incubation period to eliminate a political enemy. HIV carriers can live a healthy life if they sticks to their anti-retroviral therapy. Moreover, there is no hardcore evidence which showed that Abacha experimented with HIV virus on his political prisoners except the hearsay beer parlour gist. You should examine the se.xual behaviours of those men in question to unearth how they caught HIV. |
Re: Abacha Regime Experimented With HIV Viruses Using Prisoners by azpekuliar: 1:23pm On Oct 20, 2012 |
ACM10: Even as a non-Yoruba, I find it in bad taste that you would stereotype the Yoruba as promiscuous. You are ignorant of the relationship between the incubation period of HIV and poor nutrition, lack of exercise and non-access to medi-care. Yar-Adua was incarcerated for 2 years, a time frame even your post acknowledges is enough time for the virus to completely weaken the immune system. Throw in the factors I just mentioned and it's not hard to fathom that he could have died from the resulting complications even after only 2 years! You must have been born in the 90s not to know that as recently as the mid-90s Nigeria hadn't even fashioned out a national response plan to the AIDS pandemic, not to talk of access to Anti-retrovirals! Abacha was a brute, but not a dumb man. Yes he chose to exterminate some of his opponents through the most violent means his resources could muster, but some he choose to eliminate subtly. This my friend was not below the late dictator. |
Re: Abacha Regime Experimented With HIV Viruses Using Prisoners by Nobody: 9:37pm On Oct 20, 2012 |
what know is that military medical can experiment with any biological weapon.hitler and stalin are known for killing political prisoners with deadly viruses. |
Re: Abacha Regime Experimented With HIV Viruses Using Prisoners by azpekuliar: 10:23pm On Oct 20, 2012 |
Laalamed: what know is that military medical can experiment with any biological weapon.hitler and stalin are known for killing political prisoners with deadly viruses. Yeah, recall Hitlers 'Angel of Death' - Dr. Josef Mengele, who used POWs as guinea pigs. The most ridiculous of which was experimenting with identical twins, on how they could be concieved @ will! |
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