Boko Haram leader, Ustaz Mohammed Yusuf

President Yar'Adua signs the amnesty proclamation. With him are The Inspector General of Police, The Chief of Defence Staff and the Minister of Defence.

Turai & Umaru Yar'Adua

Yar'Adua's return:The ambulance pulls up beside Nigeria 001

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Motorcade conveying President Yar'Adua from the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport to Aso Rock, after his return from Saudi Arabia

Yar'Adua's corpse is wheeled past a guard of honour

@naptu2 and Ishilove

No body send me this message sha... but

You probably could write on a fictional character or family wrapped around the corridor of power going through these experience. Like the soldier chap that was in the radio station during the coup broadcasts.

To give the book an international push, one of you could do a literal inclined postgraduate study in a well reckoned uni in the US or UK and make the book a collaboration project. The uni if the right one will definitely be interested in it

Kinda like the way that guy in Thisday paper who late became and S.A wrote on yaradua's life and death while in Harvard

you owe it to nigeria to publish this,pay ur debt quickly

naptu2: Boko Haram leader, Ustaz Mohammed Yusuf

Just look at his face... Alive wahala. Dead, even more wahala

naptu2: Motorcade conveying President Yar'Adua from the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport to Aso Rock, after his return from Saudi Arabia

Believe these pictures, you'll believe anything.

Yar Adua was not in this motorcade or any other motorcade for that matter; Yar' Adua died in Saudi Arabia and whatever or whoever was in that van was definitely NOT him. Unless it was his ghost or a really good actor.

For months on end while the man was slowly dying and after his eventual death in Arabland,the country was ruled by a bunch of very powerful, very selfish people who were bent on holding on to power as long as possible

esere826: @naptu2 and Ishilove

No body send me this message sha... but

You probably could write on a fictional character or family wrapped around the corridor of power going through these experience. Like the soldier chap that was in the radio station during the coup broadcasts.

To give the book an international push, one of you could do a literal inclined postgraduate study in a well reckoned uni in the US or UK and make the book a collaboration project. The uni if the right one will definitely be interested in it

Kinda like the way that guy in Thisday paper who late became and S.A wrote on yaradua's life and death while in Harvard

Thank you for your faith in our abilities. It is highly appreciated

very sad about yar adua's pictures,may he rest in peace

naptu2: Boko Haram leader, Ustaz Mohammed Yusuf

i was some years behind him in secondary school,he attended Brigadier Maimalari Day sec school Maiduguri,maybe if i think hard enuf i might remember him,but he was my alumuni

BEST THREAD ON NAIRALAND!

Naptu, i owe you for this thread yo, believe that!

More power to thine elbows!

yuzedo: BEST THREAD ON NAIRALAND!

Naptu, i owe you for this thread yo, believe that!

More power to thine elbows!

I concur 1000%!

Yuzedo,ma niqqa, you still haven't told me what your worst fear was ...

naptu2: President Yar'Adua signs the amnesty proclamation. With him are The Inspector General of Police, The Chief of Defence Staff and the Minister of Defence.

Naptu,

Which amnesty was he declaring here? It amazes me that in a civilian democracy the signature of an amnesty was witnessed by defense chiefs. Why wasn't the Justice department represented as a witness?

You dont have to answer, just loud thoughts from my brain thats all.


....oh by the way, i perceive Ishilove transforming and becoming "naptulove". dont mind me naptu, just a little mischief here and there das all!

Ishilove:
Believe these pictures, you'll believe anything.

Yar Adua was not in this motorcade or any other motorcade for that matter; Yar' Adua died in Saudi Arabia and whatever or whoever was in that van was definitely NOT him. Unless it was his ghost or a really good actor.

For months on end while the man was slowly dying and after his eventual death in Arabland,the country was ruled by a bunch of very powerful, very selfish people who were bent on holding on to power as long as possible

negative energy,negative vibration,you say ur prayers to thee devil,i see,even a dead good man is not free from your spite...sorry o

Ishilove: I concur 1000%!

Yuzedo,ma niqqa, you still haven't told me what your worst fear was ...

Ishi, sweerie, did I tell u dat u dey gimme "ISHI-mgbaka??"

I followed you today (NL) but u didn't return the favor.. Even tho u WERE following me months ago if I remember correctly!

Track me down on twitter & lemme whisper in yo brezz ears ALL that you wanna know..

But enough now! Our little chit-chat derails & takes away substance from this stellar thread!

esere826: @naptu2 and Ishilove

No body send me this message sha... but

You probably could write on a fictional character or family wrapped around the corridor of power going through these experience. Like the soldier chap that was in the radio station during the coup broadcasts.

To give the book an international push, one of you could do a literal inclined postgraduate study in a well reckoned uni in the US or UK and make the book a collaboration project. The uni if the right one will definitely be interested in it

Kinda like the way that guy in Thisday paper who late became and S.A wrote on yaradua's life and death while in Harvard

Wow!

yuzedo: BEST THREAD ON NAIRALAND!

Naptu, i owe you for this thread yo, believe that!

More power to thine elbows!

Thanks very much.

Turai Yar'Adua & Patience Jonathan mourn

Aso Rock staff

The corpse is being loaded aboard a C-130

The Funeral

21 Gun Salute

The Grave

Dr Goodluck Jonathan (immediately after being sworn in as President & Commander in Chief)

President Goodluck Ebelechukwu Azikiwe Jonathan