Haul Nigeria Before The International Court Of Justice ICJ

I do not agree. The boko haramites were a grave threat to national security, stability and unity.

See, the ICJ can only try to defend the rights of Nigerians when Nigerians say their rights are being abused. Look around you. Nigerians are celebrating extra-judicial killings and some people want to go to the ICJ, Nigerians will make complete idiots of them.

If Taylor had been exonerated by the voices of Liberians and Sierra Leoneans, do you think the ICJ could've had a case against him?


The majority of Nigerians have endorsed extra-judicial killings and there's nothing we can do about it. It's their right and that's why they call it a democracy anyway.

Forget mago mago and remember Odi massacre. These guys have got to be made accountable.
In all honesty, I think the army has no sense of millitary strategy and just pour out bombs and amunition at random.

Most "Nigerians" are fascists and lack the understanding of the rule of law principles. But the unfortunate thing is that the same people turn around to wonder why a single individual with the backing of the security forces would steal the peoples mandate. We will soon see a life president there, because most Nigerians have a genocidal mindset.

all this will end with the word BRIBE[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font]

 who and who should go to the ICJ. Already nigeria have commited a crime under international law against human right abuse in the north and delta state. I think nigeria should quickly be smart before they order for yar adua arrest or the senators and others. remove the yorubas, edo, delta and bayelsa into benin republic. because nigeria have commited a crime.

if you remove the yorubas, edo, delta and bayelsa state into benin republic. who are they going to arrest . the old nigeria is dead.


Guantanamo prison is allowed under international law. in war you are allowed to arrest people. that what the USA did and they can not be taken to the ICJ. prison of war. but in the case of nigeria yar adua can be arrested and taken to the ICJ. Not only yar adua but the senators , representative and others can be arrested over it. look i can see danger in this. to avoid continue violent in the north. remove the yorubas, edo, delta and bayelsa into benin republic.

i predict there would be violent in nigeria during election, you need to prove how a northerner won an election. remove the yorubas, edo, delta and bayelsa into benin republic. , you make the north the majority. i would post all names of oil field the north would be getting from this.  this way you make the north majority and no need for election rigging. the igbos traders are not ready to leave their shop and fight for the remover of yorubas, edo, delta and bayelsa into benin republic. their are not ready to loss thier good and money because of this. they are mostly traders.


you dont want them to arrest people over some things. 

some Nigeria oilfield that would remain in nigeria. i would post others later.
Afam Umuosi,

Alakiri
Afam
Cawthorne Channel
Usan
Cross River-1
Abana
Ngboko 1 Ngolo 
Agbada
Ekulama
Apara
Imo River
Akri / Oguta

Adanga North
Adanga

   
Oguta
Qua Ibo
Asasa
Buguma Creek
Asaramatoru
Adua
Adibawa
Oyo
Oron West
Ikong / Nkuku
Etim
Akpor
Ahia
Otamini
Obele
Oza
Korokoro
Yorla
Tai
Utapate South
Orubiri
Krakama
Okono
Bomu
Yokuru 1
Ubie
Agwe
Agbara
Opobo South
Onne
Inanga
Ime
Ima

   
         
Elelenwa
Inim
Egbema
Egbema east
Egbema south
Egbema west
Mfem
         
Odeama Creek
Kolo Creek
Oshi
Yorla South  Nigeria Open Acreage
Kokori
Isimiri

Tell that to Gowon

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A new picture has surfaced on BBC showing Yusuf hail and hearty after capture by the army; http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/8180475.stm

One question I have is; the govt told us Yusuf was the leader of this group, but how can they prove it now that they have executed him extra-judicially?

Charles Taylor is before the ICJ. Why not our very own extra-judicial muderers?

With no reservation, I now put Nigeria firmly in the committee of rogue states.

@POST,

I have two comments.

Yes, we need reforms in Nigeria but we do not need to go outside the country for our transformations.  We can do it on our own but I will concur that we are not philosophically matured or disciplined sufficiently to tackle the problems we face.  The problems are modern day problems that need modern day perspective to resolve, unfortunately our perspectives are archaic in the way we view ourselves and the rest of the world.

My second comment is relating to the ICJ protocol. The ICJ does not handle issues that are deemed domestic to a sovereign member. If a domestic problem is viewed as gross violations of human rights and conditions for the citizens, then the nation is pressured to find solution.  Failing a resolution, a peer member nation can act as a sponsor (surrogate) to introduce the grievances on behalf of the aggrieved citizens.  The keyword is membership. . .only member nations can introduce briefs against other nations in the capacity of self detrmination or fighting to bring self determination to others who are denied basic rights by their own sovereign nation.

And Nigerians are singing praises. I always knew the masses and the police are friends. They've just been pretending.

See how Nigerians are celebrating the Nigerian Police at the height of the inhumanity. WE LOVE YOU NPF! Kill us! To hell with the judges. They waste time. They give the benefit of doubt, AND WE DON'T WANT THAT!

@poster
dream on, why was United States not reported to ICJ or is Guatamala detention camp a hidden secret? For your information, going to ICJ is voluntary, and it has no instrument for enforcement, if you comply with ICJ ruling, you only do that in good faith.

Again, Boko Haram is a security threat to Nigeria, am sure you don't want a prolong court process that will triggered up another killing and kidnapping spree requesting for his release and the country will be held to ransome again? For your information, anybody can be killed on the alter of national security and your fundamental human rights can be stripped once it is an issue of state security.

I think the government should introduce a course on "Social Contract" in General Studies Division in our higher institution, becuase it seemed to me that most Nigerians don't know there is limitation to the Rule of Law or Fundamental Human Rights.

It often borders me how some members of civil society groups in western world open the mouth to tell us how to run our country, as if worst crimes are not been perpetrated thru covert operation by their own security and intelligent agencies.

In short, I disagree with the poster, by popular opinion justice may not have been served, but it served Nigeria well that he was dead. Nigeria cannot afford another long process handling such a sensitive religious issue, with crisis in the Niger Delta, no one need further evidence of a failed state

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