Mekateka:
In Ken-sarowiwa's last speech, He was credited with the statement below:

"The military do not act alone, they are supported by a gaggle of politicians, lawyers, judges, academics and businessmen. All of them hiding under the claim that they are only doing their duty".
(www.nairaland.com/1989424/ken-saro-wiwas-last-words).

Mohammed Buhari was integral part of Sani Abacha's regime as PTF Chairman. Which indicate a close romance between Buhari and the late tyrant Sani Abacha.

Before the execution of Kensarowiwa and other Ogoni leaders, notable Nigerians and international communities cried out against the judgement past on the 8th November, 1995 by Sani Abacha's Provisional Ruling Council (PRC), to hang the Activists. The voice of Mohammed Buhari was not heard.

Two days later, 10th November, 1995, Kensarowiwa and others were killed. The execution provoked international outrage and resulted in Nigeria's suspension from the Commonwealth of Nations.

In spite of the massive criticism of Sani Abacha's government, Mohammed Buhari was enjoying his fellowship with the regime without a single word of critic from him against the injustice on the Activists, Ogoni land and the entire Niger/Delta people.

Birds of the same feather flock together. To Mohammed Buhari what Sani Abacha did was very just.

Mekateka:
In Ken-sarowiwa's last speech, He was credited with the statement below:

"The military do not act alone, they are supported by a gaggle of politicians, lawyers, judges, academics and businessmen. All of them hiding under the claim that they are only doing their duty".
(www.nairaland.com/1989424/ken-saro-wiwas-last-words).

Mohammed Buhari was integral part of Sani Abacha's regime as PTF Chairman. Which indicate a close romance between Buhari and the late tyrant Sani Abacha.

Before the execution of Kensarowiwa and other Ogoni leaders, notable Nigerians and international communities cried out against the judgement past on the 8th November, 1995 by Sani Abacha's Provisional Ruling Council (PRC), to hang the Activists. The voice of Mohammed Buhari was not heard.

Two days later, 10th November, 1995, Kensarowiwa and others were killed. The execution provoked international outrage and resulted in Nigeria's suspension from the Commonwealth of Nations.

In spite of the massive criticism of Sani Abacha's government, Mohammed Buhari was enjoying his fellowship with the regime without a single word of critic from him against the injustice on the Activists, Ogoni land and the entire Niger/Delta people.

Birds of the same feather flock together. To Mohammed Buhari what Sani Abacha did was very just.

dridowu:
@Mekateka, base on your useless theory , we can likewise said that all (Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Ijaw, Urohobo, Fulani, Igala ete) that serve during Abacha regime are all involved in the Ken Saro Wiwa death.
Believe me you are suffering from mumuism syndrome

double0seven:
now, there is no need to doubt that these people are really paid agents of PDP given the task to tarnish GMB's reputation. And they are not only on Nairaland. They are all over the Nigerian cyber space.

But they are tunning out ideas that have semblance sensibility.

Mekateka:
it is obvious you and your entire family are the main source of mumuism that is why you always evade the truth.

Zuria:
This obsession of Buhari is really becoming sickening Abacha made the right call...justice was served

Soon someone would tell us how Buhari is responsible for VVF in the north!!!

Mekateka:
was he part of the government that killed kensarowiwa? YES. then tell your general to educate us on his position about the unlawful killing before we can give him our votes in southsouth.

dridowu:
i repeat it again, you are suffering from mumuism syndrome if not you won't mention family. While do you have to single out Buhari only ? Is he the only one that serve during Abacha tenure ? If truly you are saying the truth, you would have mention all those that serve during Abacha regime not single out Buhari. I know you won't understand since you have a negative iq , anyway since you have expose Buhari be a good citizen, report him at the nearest police station so that they can arrest, prosecute and eventually jail him.
In short you need to upgrade your iq to latest version.

major466:
Abacha is Buhari's man. Same way Buhari is Abacha's man. Birds of the same feather. All kworopted by greed and power.

Mekateka:
it is becoming more obvious that some of you brain cells are immature. That is why you cannot deduce effectively what i wrote in my post. If Buhari was part of the government that killed kensarowiwa then he cannot claim ignorant of what happened. The same Buhari issued statements on several occasions to justified Abacha's regime. If to Buhari, Abacha's regime was right in all ramifications then he need to be properly evaluated.

arsetalks:
Question : was Buhari the only member of the cabinet?

If he was not, why is he been singled out?

truth4meal:
Most people that served under Abacha is in GEJ's government. the same son of South south - GEJ, honoured the man that killed ken saro wiwa. GEJ appointed the same controversial judge that delivered the judgement which led to the inglorious hanging of Wiwa. Why single out a man who is not part of the Ruling council of the Abacha regime.
You need serious education in this your line of "business".
I wish you what you wish Buhari

Mekateka:
In Ken-sarowiwa's last speech, He was credited with the statement below:

"The military do not act alone, they are supported by a gaggle of politicians, lawyers, judges, academics and businessmen. All of them hiding under the claim that they are only doing their duty".
(www.nairaland.com/1989424/ken-saro-wiwas-last-words).

Mohammed Buhari was integral part of Sani Abacha's regime as PTF Chairman. Which indicate a close romance between Buhari and the late tyrant Sani Abacha.

Before the execution of Kensarowiwa and other Ogoni leaders, notable Nigerians and international communities cried out against the judgement past on the 8th November, 1995 by Sani Abacha's Provisional Ruling Council (PRC), to hang the Activists. The voice of Mohammed Buhari was not heard.

Two days later, 10th November, 1995, Kensarowiwa and others were killed. The execution provoked international outrage and resulted in Nigeria's suspension from the Commonwealth of Nations.

In spite of the massive criticism of Sani Abacha's government, Mohammed Buhari was enjoying his fellowship with the regime without a single word of critic from him against the injustice on the Activists, Ogoni land and the entire Niger/Delta people.

Birds of the same feather flock together. To Mohammed Buhari what Sani Abacha did was very just.

simpleseyi:



Please what role did South-Easterners and South-Southerners who were members of Abacha government play? They all looked on while Abacha hanged their son. People like Chief Ojo Maduekwe, Samson Omeruah, Uche Chukwumerije who was Abacha's mouth-piece and several others. If these men are so coward that they could not look Abacha in the face just like Oladipo Diya and some other Yoruba prodigal sons. What about the SE and SS military boys listed below who swore to protect the nation with their blood, yet Abacha almost destroyed the country and they did nothing. IF the South-Easterners and South-Southerners politicians and soldiers could not stand in defense of their son Saro-Wiwa, how do you expect GMB to do that?

Ask these men listed below what role they played before, during and after Abacha murdered Saro-Wiwa.

Temi EJoor (Military Administrator of Abia State)
Joe Kalu-Igboama (Military Administrator of Adamawa State)
Victor Ozodinobi (Military Administrator of Borno State)
Augustine Aniebo (Another Military Administrator of Borno State)
Gregory Agboneni (Military Administrator of Cross River State)
Bassey Asuquo (Military Administrator of Delta State)
Walter Feghabo (Military Administrator of Ebonyi State)
James Aneke Military Administrator of Imo State)
Sam Ewang (Military Administrator of Abia Ogun)
Cletus Komena Emein (Military Administrator of Niger State)
Peter Oga (Military Administrator of Kwara State)
Paul Omeru (Military Administrator of Kogi State)
John Ubah (Military Administrator of Kebbi State)
Emmanuel Acholonu (Military Administrator of Katsina State)
Dominic Oneya (Military Administrator of Kano State)
Mike Torey (Military Administrator of OndoState)
Anthony Onyearughulem (Another Military Administrator of Ondo State)
Anthony Udofia (Military Administrator of Osun State)
Anthony Obi (Military Administrator of Osun State)
Chinyere Ike Nwosu (Military Administrator of Oyo State)
Amen Edore Oyakhire (Military Administrator of Taraba State)
John Ben Kalio (Military Administrator of Yobe State)

Mekateka:
In Ken-sarowiwa's last speech, He was credited with the statement below:

"The military do not act alone, they are supported by a gaggle of politicians, lawyers, judges, academics and businessmen. All of them hiding under the claim that they are only doing their duty".
(www.nairaland.com/1989424/ken-saro-wiwas-last-words).

Mohammed Buhari was integral part of Sani Abacha's regime as PTF Chairman. Which indicate a close romance between Buhari and the late tyrant Sani Abacha.

Before the execution of Kensarowiwa and other Ogoni leaders, notable Nigerians and international communities cried out against the judgement past on the 8th November, 1995 by Sani Abacha's Provisional Ruling Council (PRC), to hang the Activists. The voice of Mohammed Buhari was not heard.

Two days later, 10th November, 1995, Kensarowiwa and others were killed. The execution provoked international outrage and resulted in Nigeria's suspension from the Commonwealth of Nations.

In spite of the massive criticism of Sani Abacha's government, Mohammed Buhari was enjoying his fellowship with the regime without a single word of critic from him against the injustice on the Activists, Ogoni land and the entire Niger/Delta people.

Birds of the same feather flock together. To Mohammed Buhari what Sani Abacha did was very just.

ISpiksDaTroof:
But Chief Ikemba Odumegwu Chukwuemeka Ojukwu was the Abacha Govt witness to the murder of Ken Saro-Wiwa. Not only did he traverse the world (before Saro-Wiwa was put to death) giving speeches justifying why the execution should happen, he was charged by Abacha to record the death on video and bring the evidence to the dictator in Aso Rock. Ojukwu signed Saro-Wiwa's death certificate as a "Government witness".