Written by Hassan Ibrahim
Monday, 08 August 2011


Disturbed by the continued incarceration of Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, a former Chief Security Officer (CSO)to the late head of state, General Sani Abacha, youth groups in the North that met under the aegis of Arewa Youth Forum(AYF), at the weekend, appealed to former Head of State, General Abdusalami Abubakar, to clarify the issues raised by Al-Mustapha.

The national president of the AYF, Alhaji Gambo Ibrahim Gujungu, said it was only General Abubakar that could put an end to the controversy surrounding Major Al-Mustapha’s allegations and save the nation from further  suspense, as  the latter’s comments and videos had heated up the polity.

The Arewa youths, he said, had continued to monitor the court proceedings and were not happy with Abubakar for keeping mum in spite of the fact that the embattled  former chief security officer had mentioned him many times during the trial.

He said Abubakar should emulate  former President Ibrahim Babangida who had been calling for the release of Al-Mustapha in radio interviews, pointing out that posterity and history would not forgive those who make others suffer unjustly.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/26301-arewa-youths-query-abubakar-over-al-mustapha

Now they've started with their 'rent-an-area-boy' thing again .

It wont work. This killer will rot in jail.

Nigerian youths are so visionless. Not just youths, but male youths. They continue to run this country dry. Thank God I'm out of that dump, bigger dump than America's dump.

Old fools will continue to preside over this country in Jesus name. Such a shame

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9jaganja:

Wow!! Hope they deport you soon

That would be unconstitutional. 

But seriously, why should the Youth be clamoring for release of different convicts everyday. Imagine our own Youths crying for the release of Bankole.

^^^ You dont get it?

By 2015 it would be Sai Mustapha!

All these 45 yr old youth leaders spouting rubbish from every corner of their mouths.

Another useless group surfaces.

can anytin good come out from the core north. they the reason why we all are suffering.

lets face it, d presucutors and those dat claim mustapha is guilty have no evidence against him. D man sgt rogers and d driver have been dicharged. Y keep almustapha dis long. U guys want almustapha 2 provide proof dat he is nt guilty.sentence him wt evidence or simply release him

Wat Arewa or watever any other so called youth want is not the dictates of our land and country Nigeria. The law shall run its full course.

the youths are right,how can a suspect be standing trial for over 13years?thats unconstitutional.
they should let the man go

macayub:

Written by Hassan Ibrahim
Monday, 08 August 2011


Disturbed by the continued incarceration of Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, a former Chief Security Officer (CSO)to the late head of state, General Sani Abacha, youth groups in the North that met under the aegis of Arewa Youth Forum(AYF), at the weekend, appealed to former Head of State, General Abdusalami Abubakar, to clarify the issues raised by Al-Mustapha.

The national president of the AYF, Alhaji Gambo Ibrahim Gujungu, said it was only General Abubakar that could put an end to the controversy surrounding Major Al-Mustapha’s allegations and save the nation from further suspense, as the latter’s comments and videos had [b]heated up the polity.[/b]The Arewa youths, he said, had continued to monitor the court proceedings and were not happy with Abubakar for keeping mum in spite of the fact that the embattled former chief security officer had mentioned him many times during the trial.

He said Abubakar should emulate former President Ibrahim Babangida who had been calling for the release of Al-Mustapha in radio interviews, pointing out that posterity and history would not forgive those who make others suffer unjustly.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/26301-arewa-youths-query-abubakar-over-al-mustapha

really? am not sure this is a major topic of discussion out there.

And why are people obsessed with this term - 'heat up the polity.'

You can't read a newspaper without coming across several apocalyptic warnings about 'heating up the polity.'

ahgggrrh!

It is time he is released.

Mustapha too get rights now, No?

silly judicial system, its either he is guilty and sentenced or there is no enough evidence to prove he is guilty, and he should be aquitted. Why keep someone for years in jail without judgement? Nonesense system. silly government.

Danni2, as the most powerful security officer in Sanni Abacha`s dictatorship,
Al- Mustapha`s speciality is locking people up without any regard for the rule
of law. He is merely at the recieving end of his own medicine. Payback time.

They should blame the Yorubas not abubakar.

Niseamaka:

Al- Mustapha`s speciality is locking people up without any regard for the rule
of law. He is merely at the recieving end of his own medicine.

So, he is being pay back with his own coin!

The leader of the so-called youth group is at least 55 years old.

Yours GEJ,:

The leader of the so-called youth group is at least 55 years old.

He is a youthful old man.

[s]pointing out that posterity and history would not forgive those who make others suffer unjustly.
[/s]

Same to Al-Mustapha!!

He has to face the music. Let the law take its course. God bless Nigeria

He said Abubakar should emulate  former President Ibrahim Babangida who had been calling for the release of Al-Mustapha in radio interviews, pointing out that posterity and history would not forgive those who make others suffer unjustly.
[quote][/quote]

will posterity ever forgive the gap-tooth, evil genius himself for the countless attrocities he committed against Nigeria and Nigerians?

if the procecutors does not have any evidence to support their case, then he should be released. all this sentiments from educated nigerians still baffles me.

Ileke-IdI:

Nigerian youths are so visionless. Not just youths, but male youths. They continue to run this country dry. Thank God I'm out of that dump, bigger dump than America's dump.

Old fools will continue to preside over this country in Jesus name. Such a shame

Jehovah! Wen wil this gul learn hw 2 construct a valid argument?

hapi:

if the procecutors does not have any evidence to support their case, then he should be released. all this sentiments from educated nigerians still baffles me.

They will have to make sure of all things first.

9ja voice:

can anytin good come out from the core north. they the reason why we all are suffering.

SO if your entire idiotic tribe was told to jump into boiling oil by the north,they will!!!!
You must be simply foolish to make such a comment.You are suffering because of your useless assumptions instead!

This is supposed to be a democracy. If they don't have any evidence against him he should just be released. Though the trial has started, the long march to justice has not shone the judiciary in any good light at all. Every passing day it looks more like a vendetta. For goodness sake there were scores of other actors in the theater of Abacha's regime.

macayub:

Written by Hassan Ibrahim
Monday, 08 August 2011

He said Abubakar should emulate  former President Ibrahim Babangida who had been calling for the release of Al-Mustapha in radio interviews, pointing out that posterity and history would not forgive those who make others suffer unjustly.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/26301-arewa-youths-query-abubakar-over-al-mustapha

Is Ibrahim Babangida Holy or Saint or Clean? or has he forgotten Dele Giwa? The two are birds of same feather. Let him rot in jail. dan boro baka wanka.

Abeg, let dem yean for whatever they want;the most important tin is for judicial proceedings to continue without Fear or Favour. At least they're berra dan sumppl I kno.
[s][/s]Femi Falana,who instead is clamoring for the suspect (Al-Mustapha) not to let us kno what went down during the events dat lead to the death of abiola (which might have sum connections wit d death of kudirat slash the alleged looting of treasury to "settle" sum ppl slash who kno's wat else d so called "yoruba" leaders hv sold us for/, etc!

Am so happy to hear that some concern Nigerian youth are now calling for the release of a man whom in my opinion is been held for political reason.What is justice in detaining an innocent man for 13years?