Some protesters on Monday, September 5, stormed the United Nations office in Abuja. The protesters under the aegis of ‎Center for Social Justice, Equity and Transparency (CESJET), a civil society organization said it was out to the Un of possible plans by Amnesty International to colonise Nigeria again. The group in their scores while delivering a petition to the UN said Nigeria can solve its problems. They also called on AI to leave the shores of Nigeria. One of the protesters said: “The Nigerian government is capable of solving its problems and cater for her citizens as already portrayed by the government of President Muhammuadu Buhari.” However, the leader of the group, Ikpa Isaac who is the executive secretary of CESJET said they are aware of numerous attempts by Amnesty International to rubbish and undermine the ongoing struggle by the president Muhammadu Buhari-led administration to maintain Nigeria’s unity. ‎ Isaac said while the west may have been of immense assistance in the ongoing battle against insurgency, it will also be instructive that they counsel any and all interested parties to avoid manipulations by enemies of successful battle against insurgency and militancy in Nigeria.‎

“‎We have watched for long a group of buccaneers try to usurp our hard earned independence through back hand tactics of arm twisting and blackmail using the international media,” Ikpa said

He also said: “These debauchers have employed the use of various groups including famed non-governmental organisation in their quest to control the state orchestrating sinister plots which in no doubt circumvent the integrity, sovereignty and authority of our constituted government.” The group reading out its petition said Nigerian government of today is capable of solving the problems of its people. “‎Nigerian government is capable to solve its problems and cater for her citizens as already portrayed by the government of President Muhammuadu Buhari. “Nigeria is an independent nation and its sovereignty is and should not be an issue of negotiation.‎ “The laws of our land remain supreme and no other entity, nation or self-styled human rights group including Amnesty International can dictate for our leaders. The petition by the protesters was further received by a team from the UN house.


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lame and unnnecessary

Aisha rice at work

Brutus and Judas are never scarce in Any generation....

Continue...ye hypocrites!!

bunch of silly hypocritic jokers!!!! in fact, idiatsss!!!!!!!

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Those are just Fulani Herdsmen in a new attire.
We know their evil plans to Islamize Nigeria won't work.

Aboki Na Aboki
Buhari Na Aboki.

Hmmmm

Evil people, how many problems have their baboon lord solved?

Nigerians are suffering and deeply divided....
Buhari made the worst mistake for not running all-inclusive govt...westerners are watching him in 3D

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Just some hungry youths exhibiting the Stockholm syndrome.

The same way we had the 'youth earnestly yarn for Abacha' group.

How much were these protesters paid? Who protests in support of human rights violations? Only for Naija.

Hey! APC don dey dig their grave ooooo. You people have gone to the extent of demonstrating against UN. This is serious. You think the western world is daft and would not see the voice of Jacob in this? The US congressman wrote a petition against your government and you have chosen to send their organs outside Nigeria. Small pikin and inexperience is actually the bane of APC.

Nonsense APC protesters

See their useless remote controlled faces .suffering and smiling.

Buhari why

SMH,
these "protesters" are against those who will
speak for them in case of police brutality or
accidental discharge.

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so wetin con b dia problem now, shout shout, dem wan talk say Nigerian army no dey commit war crimes, cos army wen me no for area, if u enter dia trouble d kind beat wen dem go beat u, ur body go hear am but den again that's Nigeria's version of human rights

Publicity stunt.

After 1 year or so, you'll hear "CESJET" was the first indigenous human rights body that carried out the massive 2016 protest against modern day colonization of Nigeria.

I see some of these nairalanders are still going through what is called neocolonisation

obviously, they re paid by this mumu government

Hustling for their daily pay!

Nigerian could use some re-colonization
Just look at Nigeria, 60 years + and we are still trying to solve our own problems.
And we are not yet even close to solving our own problems, in fact we are our own problem.
The truth is bitter but that's the truth.

South Africa stayed longer with their colonial masters and even though it was rough, they got things right to some extent after the masters left them.

What ever sha, sai Baba

the players have changed but the game still remains the same #rentedcrowdthings

Ikpa Isaac - just sold his birth right! These people will do anything for money! smh

I suppose the reason why some of you cannot think with your brain is because you never witnessed the colonial era that is why some of are saying trash

We need colonialism