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Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by shehu313: 12:55am On Jul 23, 2016
Passionate Letter From Zakzaky's Oldest And Only Surviving Son To Nigerians


Enough Is Enough: A Letter From Mohammed Zakzaky, Son Of Shiite Leader Ibrahim Zakzaky


Sahara Reporters

There is a childhood memory that I have never been able to lose touch with, it is personal, intimately so, I do not like sharing it. But I feel that considering my current circumstances its best I share it, especially considering that in life I have lost almost all the things that constitute my reason for being. I have eventually lost, and it is very clear that I can lose anything else, all by the virtue of ending up as a Nigerian.

BY MOHAMMED ZAKZAKYJUL 22, 2016

There is a childhood memory that I have never been able to lose touch with, it is personal, intimately so, I do not like sharing it. But I feel that considering my current circumstances its best I share it, especially considering that in life I have lost almost all the things that constitute my reason for being. I have eventually lost, and it is very clear that I can lose anything else, all by the virtue of ending up as a Nigerian.

I am Mohammed Ibraheem, known to my friends as Ibraheem affixed with my numerous nicknames. I was possibly 6 years old, we lived in a three bedroom, two sitting room, one kitchen, one garage, back garden and front yard house. That house was plagued by brown rats; two of which got trapped in a water tank in the kitchen, so that they could not swim out of the water, and leap to safety.

Everyone was so enraged by them, and rightly so, for these foreign Rats can be so fearfully annoying, plus they once chewed the soles off my mother’s feet. The two rats must have lasted long, for by the time they were discovered, they really were too exhausted to run, I don’t remember what went on before the fact, all I know is that they were ushered out of the water and successfully marched on what must have been rat miles all the way to the back garden. I was then given a stick by the nanny and told to kill one of them. In an unforgettable act, after a little hesitation I hit the rat, after being mocked and taunted for being too soft. I still remember the look in the eyes of that rat looking up at me after I hit him, it haunts me to this day.

The gleeful murder of a mischievous rat is a truly un-forgettable experience for me, much as I can imagine it I cannot see myself killing anything larger than a mosquito or house fly without guilt, yet it was men armed to the teeth who have slaughtered all of my brothers, and multiples of men, women and children along with them, as if they were nothing. Doctors, Nurses, Engineers, Technicians, Journalists, men and women of all professions, there were even boys and girls among them, like (karofi) a one week old University of Greenwich graduate, students whose only aspiration was to make beautiful dreams come true; Friends, Families, the old and the young, all brutally slaughtered by an army that was suppose to protect them!

A few days ago it was announced that the commission established by the Kaduna State Government, submitted a report on its findings, on the massacre and destruction visited upon innocent people by elements representing the Nigerian Army, in which over a thousand people are missing, over three hundred and forty people were admittedly buried in a mass grave, hundreds were arrested and hundreds of millions worth in property destroyed. Having followed the commission’s sessions with interest I watched as it slowly degenerated from a commission of enquiry into a case of murder and destruction, being convoluted into a commission whose focus seemed to only be a sectarian one. Although the movement sent no representatives, I am yet to read its findings as it is yet to be publicized.

Prior to that in an unusual twist, the custodians/captors/detainers of my parents, the DSS claimed that my father, is being kept in "protective custody" "because he is a vulnerable individual" and according to their lawyer it is the DSS’s duty to provide protection to vulnerable citizens! Adding salt to injury, they further even claimed to have spent five million Naira on his health alone. It is unbearably hard enough that I’ve had to watch helplessly as they killed all those innocent people including my three remaining brothers. But this claim was the worst affront to my sense of self, more painfully insulting than all before it. Ever since the statement was made I have made several attempts to type a response each time I begin to type my fingers shake from excess of wrath, anger, despair and the all too fresh realization of the truly unbelievable depths of insincerity, hypocrisy and cruelty. I always think and question the humanity of the cabal that masterminded the ZariaMassacre. How can it be rationally explained that we share the same taxonomy as this brutal breed of beasts wearing the uniform of the Nigerian army who executed this inhuman massacre?

This is a most grievous insult, the gravity of which is unfathomable to say the least. Although my parents are not being held in a prison cell, they are certainly not living in a comfortable state, nor are they ‘Safe.’ In the eight months since the ‘Nigerian Army’ killed and secretly buried over a thousand people including my three brothers, my aunt and a lot of the people I hold most dear, while also shooting my mother 7 times and depriving my father of an eye as well as crippling his arm and leg, the DSS which claims to be "protecting him" has also denied him access to his doctors, legal counsel, and has only allowed us to visit only when it suited them. In the past eight months I’ve driven to Abuja, several times only to be turned back. Yet these people have the rudeness to post my picture in the media to give credence to the idea that all is well, insulting us in the most cowardly of ways. I am thirty years old, I earned my first five million Naira when I was still a university student, yet my own father the one who brought me into this world, after being so injured, physically, emotionally and worst of all deprived of even the most basic of human rights is being charitably expended upon with five million Naira (gratitude for the generosity of the masters of murderous beasts).

As his sight continues to fail day by day the DSS continues to refuse, under the guise of bureaucratic excuses, our request that a known qualified doctor be allowed to attend to him. And then there is the visitation rights, in eight months I have only been allowed to visit four times, but we have been stood up in Abuja for twice as many times. Then there is the fact that even though my father is currently incarcerated, it is he who pays for his expenses down to the fuel for the generator in the place where he is being held, not to mention the extortionist behavior of some of the agents in charge of handling my parents. In our fourth and final visit which was yesterday, they brought in a professional camera man sporting a nice SLR (Single-lens reflex Camera or; Fancy Cameras in Short) to rudely take more of these propagandist pictures designed to deceive the people about the true nature of what is going on, I’m sure you’ll be seeing them in the papers soon enough.

Then there is his health, specifically the health of his last remaining eye, which is already half blind. The attending single doctor whose name and qualification I do not know, nor has the DSS informed me, has already arbitrarily and single handedly proscribed one of his eyes as lost for good, without recourse to a second opinion. Granted in father’s own words, he does "appreciate" the doctor’s efforts, and the courtesy of certain members of the DSS, I for one am not grateful, I cannot be. I deserve answers we all do. If the DSS that is a Government organization of fundamental importance, is proudly insulting me by claiming to be spending five million Naira for my father, Ibraheem Zakzaky has a son who is alive and willing to spend multiples of that amount (and I can afford it), for his Father. But I cannot, because the opportunity to do such things for my father is blocked by the ‘Dutifully Protective Custodians.’ DPC. (Death Prospecting Cooperation).

If they really are just protecting my father as their lawyer has claimed, then I would want to ask them the following unanswered questions; firstly: What form of a threat is the visit of Family Members? What form of a threat is the visit of doctors? What threat does my father’s access to his lawyers constitute? Considering the impending and dangerous situation threatening to turn him blind, why are no doctors allowed? Why do they assault us with SLRs when all we want is to be able to attend to our flesh and blood? And why should I continue to play the silently grateful son of the guest who is actually more like a hostage? As my fingers shiver lest harm come to my parents for speaking the truth I would finally ask you what I have been asking myself, Can I entrust the truth to my tongue?

When I was a child I grew up on the tales of heroes and great men, and I truly did aspire to be more like some of my favorite heroes and great men, I even used to think who wouldn’t. One thing that they all had in common though; was that they all had something of worth whether it was an idea, a person or a thing, these great men and women were willing to risk all for that one thing. In the titanic and everlasting struggle that is good versus evil, justice versus in injustice, the fair versus the unfair.

I have found myself powerless to save my brothers all of whom are now with God. I have found it beyond my means, to protect my own mother. I have no power to protect what I care for, I live in a country where those whose job was to protect have become mindless predators. I have no protection against these serpents. I only have myself, my hands and my feet, there is nothing I can do. I have so few tools at my disposal, in spite my most optimistic efforts, I have come to the conclusion that the evil that has taken my brothers, my family, and has kidnapped my mother and my father, and placed them in a hostage situation, and is killing them slowly, seems to understand no language, that I know or understand. As my father is systematically and slowly being reduced to total blindness, I am becoming desperate.

It is true that I am weak and powerless in the face of such unfathomable levels of evil madness, reckless hatred, extreme prejudice and limitless inhumanity. The only thing I can do now is to complain, to protest, and protest by any means available. As I gradually lose all my senses due to worry, I find myself increasingly losing all hope of recourse to reason and feel ever increasingly compelled towards necessity. If violence and irrationalism is a strength, I don’t have it, I still regret killing that rat. I am incapable of breaking my own innocence. I cannot kill without remorse. I was born of a father who could never ever condone the path of wrath, even at the cost of his sight.

I want to call all those who believe in the inalienable right of all human beings to fairness, justice and dignity, to help by joining me in a redoubled effort. We must protest this seemingly never ending series of outrages, we must make our voices heard. We must act before it is too late, we must demonstrate wherever we are able. I for one will walk alone on my two feet from my father’s house in Zaria to Abuja if I have to, I will sit in front of any office for as long as it takes, I will stop eating and drinking for as long as it takes.

As God is my witness there is no time. My father needs access to doctors now! Right Now. As God is my witness I swear that having survived the unthinkable, my father is currently being wearied down into a blind man, he is being slowly crippled, destroyed. Compliments of the DSS and co. enough is enough. Post the dammed pictures make all the lies but do not insult us, let us send doctors, let us save my father’s eye.

Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky

http://saharareporters.com/2016/07/22/enough-enough-letter-mohammed-zakzaky-son-shiite-leader-ibrahim-zakzaky

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by tit(f): 1:48am On Jul 23, 2016
buhari hate nigeria
buhari hate zakzakky because zakzakky is hausa and most of his folloower is hausawa

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by a2personal2013: 1:57am On Jul 23, 2016
Daura Secret Service in Action. Yeye dey smell

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by PigMeat: 4:18am On Jul 23, 2016
i did not bother to read the long epistle joor! I am a 5%er and doesnt have any solution to give to the 95%ers. Enjoy your change!

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by IdomaLikita: 4:44am On Jul 23, 2016
They came for Nnamdi Kanu,I kept quiet because I ain't Igbo.
Then they came for Zakzakhy, still I kept quiet because I ain't Shiite,
Alas, they came for me and no one could stand for me because they've all gone.
The blatant disregard for the rule of law under this Govt is nauseating. Next, I expect the administration to follow Erdogan's footsteps by staging a coup and purging all dissenters.
Charge the Old man to court for Bleep's sake and bribe the judge to sentence him, that's more dignifying than arbitrary detention when we aren't under marshal law.
Nigeria is a Secular state, so don't drag us into the Sunni-Shiite agelong Beef.

#SayNoToTyranny

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by IdomaLikita: 4:45am On Jul 23, 2016
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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by Nobody: 5:25am On Jul 23, 2016
we all know this is a fight between the shia and sunni. The sunni being the majority and shia minority in the north. They should sort themselves out.

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by lovedatruth(m): 7:30am On Jul 23, 2016
One can only fall cheapishly to dis write-up, if u read only with ur mind n not ur BRAIN. Whr was he wen his father was forming a govt within a Govt? Whr was he wen his father followers were beating the chest of Army Generals? Whr was he wen his father folllowers Were carrying Arms against the Nation's Army? At a time d army ar fighting deadly war with the bokoharam, one useless group was springing up again in d same region. For me, I supported the army on dis clearance of religious extremiists. We dontwant anoda bokoharam to spring up.

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by Izontubo(m): 7:44am On Jul 23, 2016
I hope Nigeria can see for themselves what is happening in our country...I could remember a fool who put up a thread tryin to show how much of a dictator gej was than Buhari all in a claim to support the bigoted dictator from daura....The truth is that many do not know that when God's punishment descends on Buhari and his administration it is gonna descend on all those who have willingly and blindly supported him...how can the Nigerian army deposit about 7 lead slugs in the body of ibrahims mother...common my people... angry and our president thinks he can sleep at night...and we have a hypocritical pastor escorting him day and night like nothing happened...where the hell is that wayo femi falana when you we need him... angry.....

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by Izontubo(m): 7:47am On Jul 23, 2016
lovedatruth:
One can only fall cheapishly to dis write-up, if u read only with ur mind n not ur BRAIN. Whr was he wen his father was forming a govt within a Govt? Whr was he wen his father followers were beating the chest of Army Generals? Whr was he wen his father folllowers Were carrying Arms against the Nation's Army? At a time d army ar fighting deadly war with the bokoharam, one useless group was springing up again in d same region. For me, I supported the army on dis clearance of religious extremiists. We dontwant anoda bokoharam to spring up.
I hope the mods can ban this fool.... angry


What gives our army the right to kill as much as over 200 people and BuryING them...something must be wrong with you...

angry

Who and who has elzachys men killed...who....where they terrorists?...what ever happened to arresting them...so all our army knows is to carry out genocide....rubbish you

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by CHIJIOKE1314: 7:53am On Jul 23, 2016
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lovedatruth:
One can only fall cheapishly to dis write-up, if u read only with ur mind n not ur BRAIN. Whr was he wen his father was forming a govt within a Govt? Whr was he wen his father followers were beating the chest of Army Generals? Whr was he wen his father folllowers Were carrying Arms against the Nation's Army? At a time d army ar fighting deadly war with the bokoharam, one useless group was springing up again in d same region. For me, I supported the army on dis clearance of religious extremiists. We dontwant anoda bokoharam to spring up.
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You are obviously a Muslim...

Christians I know could never surport the murder of innocent citizens. .

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by babyfaceafrica: 7:56am On Jul 23, 2016
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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by Candyrain(m): 7:58am On Jul 23, 2016
lovedatruth:
One can only fall cheapishly to dis write-up, if u read only with ur mind n not ur BRAIN. Whr was he wen his father was forming a govt within a Govt? Whr was he wen his father followers were beating the chest of Army Generals? Whr was he wen his father folllowers Were carrying Arms against the Nation's Army? At a time d army ar fighting deadly war with the bokoharam, one useless group was springing up again in d same region. For me, I supported the army on dis clearance of religious extremiists. We dontwant anoda bokoharam to spring up.

I can't believe I'm living in the same country with this thing.

My God!!! What are u really?

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by Chikpat(m): 8:06am On Jul 23, 2016
I feel for u Ibraheem. Your letter z full f facts n naturally appeals to reason, to sympathy. Ur letter has not told us wu z el zakkazy....why dey killed ur bros, why dey r detaining ur dad and mum etc yet it makes us hav mercy on a man, a case or a struggle we do not even knw. On dis , i wish justice can be done.

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by shehu313: 12:03pm On Jul 23, 2016
lovedatruth:
One can only fall cheapishly to dis write-up, if u read only with ur mind n not ur BRAIN. Whr was he wen his father was forming a govt within a Govt? Whr was he wen his father followers were beating the chest of Army Generals? Whr was he wen his father folllowers Were carrying Arms against the Nation's Army? At a time d army ar fighting deadly war with the bokoharam, one useless group was springing up again in d same region. For me, I supported the army on dis clearance of religious extremiists. We dontwant anoda bokoharam to spring up.


You are so devoid of truth and humanity.

What govt did his father form? When APC was soliciting for votes before elections, they paid him visit. El-Rufai visited him to pay condolence for the 34 members of the IMN who were killed under Jonathan. El rufai called it "genocide" by "the Jonathanian army". And Jonathan called Zakzaky on phone and apologized. Jonathan obviously didn't order for that killing in July 2014, like Buhari ordered for the Zaria massacre in December 2015. But when the same Nigerian army under Tyrant Buhari committed a genocide in the same Zaria, elrufai and Buhari justified it, assuming they really did not give order for the Zaria massacre.

His father's followers on the road, who were shot at anyways and killed to clear way for Chief of Terror Staff Tukur Buratai, beat the chest of generals. Fine. Is that justification for killing hundreds of more people away from the road incident? Is that why Zakzaky was shot and his wife, a mother of seven shot and their three children killed in front of their eyes? Are you a human being or a b a s t a r d?

You really not after telling truth. You are deliberately sent to lie on this forum. May God judge you. What arms are you talking about? They demolished all properties belonging to the IMN, where are the arms? Even the kangaroo commission set up by the kaduna state govt did not find evidence of these arms you are lying about. If the IMN members are armed, the coward tyrant Buhari govt will dialogue with them. They are oppressed not because your army is brave or Buhari is anything more than a coward tyrant. It is because those people are unarmed. They are being oppressed for choosing peace. Imagine if Zakzaky was Sunni. Imagine how many churches would have senselessly been burnt and Christians killed in the north. But no, Zakzaky is Shia and killing indiscriminately innocent people isn't part of his belief. When the Niger delta militants threatened Buhari, he cancelled his visit to port harcourt. With this injustice and oppression, it is the govt that is pushing innocent and peaceful people to carry arms and fight for their rights. And if the Shiites choose to do that after all peaceful resorts are exhausted, Buhari will regret his actions. Shiites will not go about targeting Christians or Sunnis or civilians at large. It will be a brace fight against injustice and perpetrators of injustice, as Shiites are known for standing up bravely to fight for their cause the world over. You do not trample upon the rights of defenseless people like this. Zakzaky is capable of forming a million man army if he wanted to choose a violent path. These are people who have renounced violence and bloodshed, but the govt keeps shedding their blood unjustly. What statement does this translate to? It means the govt is pushing them to fight and create tension and instability in the land. Buhari is asking for trouble. When he's served trouble, he will then beg to dialogue. He wants to destroy this country and further create divisions. The people are bitter about this massacre.

Are the Shiites not victims of Buhari's boko haram? So when one group is causing problems, are you justified to merciless brutalize and murder in cold blood another group that hasn't taken up arms but is a peaceful social and religious group?

Are you sure your mother was inseminated with the semen of a man or that of a beast? You are justifying the cold blooded murder en masse of hundreds of people who were killed at four different locations and dumped in mass graves as revenge for a road block protest by their coreligionists. Is this a country or a lawless jungle?

Where is Seun and Lalasticlala? This thread deserves to be on the front page. If it was one senseless topic about a faceless group sponsored by the govt or Buratai's army to stage paid protests in campaign of calumny against the IMN and to spread propaganda, the thread will quickly make front page.

If this thread doesn't make front page, nairaland is a virtual partaker in injustice and bloodshed.

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by shehu313: 3:51pm On Jul 23, 2016
PRESS STATEMENT

WE DEMAND THE RELEASE OF SHEIKH ZAKZAKY FOR PROPER MEDICATION

This week, close relations of Sheikh Ibraheem Yaqoub Zakzaky visited him where the Department of State Services (DSS) claimed he was being held in "protective custody" since the 14th day of December 2016.

From the report of the close relations, the health of our leader has deteriorated further. His left eye is in dire need of specialized medical attention. The Doctor assigned to the Sheikh has reportedly given up on getting it back to its normal state. His left arm where he sustained gunshot wounds is still demobilized and the wounds are yet to heal.

The Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) is deeply concerned about the health of our incarcerated leader and believe that it is in the interest of the Nigerian State and those holding him to release him unconditionally to enable him attend to his heath.

The Nigerian people are aware and the international community is aware that our leader has not been accused of committing any offence and has not been charged for one and has not been arraigned before any competent court of the land for the past eight months.

We firmly believe it was Allah that has spared the life of our revered leader out of his mercy, even though those who wish him dead were averse to it.

However it is the height of injustice to deny the Sheikh the best medical attention taking into consideration all that has been done to him, his family and millions of his followers. Of what benefit will it be to our nation if his health deteriorates beyond salvation?

If at all the claim of the Counsel to the DSS in a Federal High Court in Abuja that the Sheikh is in "protective custody" is to be believed, then attention to his health should be of paramount importance to whoever is holding him hostage.

Even though a glimpse of the report of the Judicial Commission of inquiry submitted to Kaduna state government has indicted the Army for its brutality against the Sheikh and his followers in Zaria, the least expected from the government is his release to us for proper medical attention. Refusal to do just this is an indication that the federal government has some ulterior motives and wants to keep him in custody and allow his health to deteriorate further.

We would like to appeal to those that have the ears of this government, well meaning Nigerians and the international community to insist on the unconditional release of our Leader Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky and all those detained with him in the aftermath of the Zaria carnage last December.

SIGNED BY
IBRAHIM MUSA
PRESIDENT OF MEDIA FORUM OF IMN
0805 078 6093
23/07/16

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by Almajiri1: 4:01pm On Jul 23, 2016
Ibrahim would some day be pushed to the extreme and demand justice on his own terms.

Ibrahim should leave Nigeria now and relocate to Iran.He would get his time for vengeance if he stay alive and be patient.

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by rapistomenka: 4:34pm On Jul 23, 2016
As a peace-loving IPOB member, I condemn it it's entirety the gruesome murder of the Shiites by the murderous Buhari government

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by MeanChris(m): 5:26pm On Jul 23, 2016
lovedatruth:
One can only fall cheapishly to dis write-up, if u read only with ur mind n not ur BRAIN. Whr was he wen his father was forming a govt within a Govt? Whr was he wen his father followers were beating the chest of Army Generals? Whr was he wen his father folllowers Were carrying Arms against the Nation's Army? At a time d army ar fighting deadly war with the bokoharam, one useless group was springing up again in d same region. For me, I supported the army on dis clearance of religious extremiists. We dontwant anoda bokoharam to spring up.

Where was your voice when Fulani herdsmen are carrying ARMS around and killing and maiming people? SMH FOOL

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by bet9ja(m): 6:14pm On Jul 23, 2016
In-justify, God will save Nigeria.

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by Nobody: 10:10pm On Jul 23, 2016
grin

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by atuanso: 10:13pm On Jul 23, 2016
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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by Jombojombo(m): 10:14pm On Jul 23, 2016
The dullard of Daura is an illiterate fool that is suffering frm a severe ear infection

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by izzou(m): 10:15pm On Jul 23, 2016
MeanChris:


Where was your voice when Fulani herdsmen are carrying ARMS around and killing and maiming people? SMH FOOL

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by wtfCode: 10:18pm On Jul 23, 2016
where were u when nnamdi kalu was detained or when the herdsmen where tearing the whole place apart angry ?

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by Ekejoestar(m): 10:24pm On Jul 23, 2016
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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by kidman96(m): 10:25pm On Jul 23, 2016
I'm sure it took that guy months to compose that chronicle.

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by alawaiss(m): 10:33pm On Jul 23, 2016
Death 2 Buhari Death 2 Burtai Death 2 Elrufai LongLifeAlzakzaky WeAreAllZakzaky GodProtectZakzaky

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by kross01(m): 10:35pm On Jul 23, 2016
lovedatruth:
One can only fall cheapishly to dis write-up, if u read only with ur mind n not ur BRAIN. Whr was he wen his father was forming a govt within a Govt? Whr was he wen his father followers were beating the chest of Army Generals? Whr was he wen his father folllowers Were carrying Arms against the Nation's Army? At a time d army ar fighting deadly war with the bokoharam, one useless group was springing up again in d same region. For me, I supported the army on dis clearance of religious extremiists. We dontwant anoda bokoharam to spring up.

Sometimes i wonder how people like you are able to lie down, close your eyes and sleep peacefully. The IMN were forming a govt in a govt but during election campaign era, now president Buhari and El Rufai openly visited Zakzaky and canvassed for votes from him and even condoled him on his loss from the same Nigerian army under Jonathan. Then assuming your assertion of forming a parallel govt is true, they didn't care because anything that will kill that administration is welcome. You support Nigerian army visiting a place of worship that was unconnected with what happened and as if it was full blown war, levelled the place and killed all there, may God pay you back same way as you had justified what befell these people

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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by malton: 10:37pm On Jul 23, 2016
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Re: Mohammed Ibraheem Zakzaky's Letter To Nigerians by paragon40(m): 10:40pm On Jul 23, 2016
lovedatruth:
One can only fall cheapishly to dis write-up, if u read only with ur mind n not ur BRAIN. Whr was he wen his father was forming a govt within a Govt? Whr was he wen his father followers were beating the chest of Army Generals? Whr was he wen his father folllowers Were carrying Arms against the Nation's Army? At a time d army ar fighting deadly war with the bokoharam, one useless group was springing up again in d same region. For me, I supported the army on dis clearance of religious extremiists. We dontwant anoda bokoharam to spring up.
if a man commits a crime d court determines the quilt....the government needs to respect people's right yes we don't want another boko haram group, but we need to get it right...today it is Zak's family..it might be my turn tomorrow. On what ground will you deny an accused person access to his lawyer...what about presumption of innocence?, right to an attorney... we don't HAVE a Government...wait wetin I dey talk sef..."government within government" go and prove dat in court...Buratai's life was in danger and they killed those pple...why can't they arrest them ehnnn...over 300 murdered and our president didn't say anything... the National Assembly should do something about all this our blood sucking institutions..

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