manny4life:

As much as I agree with you, and I wish they will list, however, it does not excuse the illegal actions of Fashola. Nigeria is a sovereign nation, Lagos isn't but a state subject to Nigerian Constitutional Laws, and what Lagos did is WRONG.

strangest: Left at upper iweka road by express around 3am? What kind of reunion is that? This is not the first time but the second time... Who is Fashola trying to decieve? Oh let me guess, his training arena for hawkers didn't cover his useless lies ... And I thought he once denied doing such...

Prof Corruption: Seriously, I love this Fasola dude.

Prof Corruption:

Lagos took the right decision. What I found curious is the "tribalization" of the whole stuff by Igbos. Yorubas have be reunited with their families in Ekiti, Ogun and Oyo. Igbo did not raise any objection. Hausa-Fulanis have been reunited with their families in Kano, Yobe etc. Nobody raised an eyebrow. Now, that a few Igbo are being assisted to reunite with their relations, it's "tribalism".

If you think Lagos is flouting the constitution, organize, hire a barrister and sue LASG. That's how to test the legality or constitutionality of LASG action. Crying, whining and lamenting all days on Nairaland won't stop this good policy.

basilo101:
u realy tnk he won't b sued? Watch me

bittyend: I don't know what the fuss is about.

They sent them back to their states of origin for creating nuisance in a state that's far from home; so freaking what?

It happens in every country in the world!

I remember vividly that I was sent back to London from Hull a few years for public disorder and having no fixed abode there.

I have a friend that was given asbo in Leeds and sent back to London.

yemi2plus2: Let it be noted that at the risk of sounding platitudinously humdrum,we have asseverated for the upteenth time, that the convocation of a sovereign national conference for purposesof interrogating the odoriferous vaudeville of our national jeremiad, remains the only potentand efficaciously utilitarian paspartou out of our cascading national sirocco but alas,disdain complacency to say the least and at best Olympian pococuranteismand the tedium of prescriptive poco a poco is what we have been greeted with by intellectual philistines,hig h priests of a prebendal state and their opprobrious agents...LOOK AM NOW?If this is indeed true,many more may follow and this deposits me in a state of heebie jeebies.

thegoodjoehunt:

Don't condone what is wrong. There is nothing as their state of origin. Anyone can reside anywhere in Nigeria. Why should Lagos be different. Maybe the Niger Deltans should demand that every top position that can be occupied by qualified Niger Deltans should be given to them and all Yorubas should step down.

Please Gov. Fashola should stop this madness or he should reunite himself with his family.

yemi2plus2: Let it be noted that at the risk of sounding platitudinously humdrum,we have asseverated for the upteenth time, that the convocation of a sovereign national conference for purposesof interrogating the odoriferous vaudeville of our national jeremiad, remains the only potentand efficaciously utilitarian paspartou out of our cascading national sirocco but alas,disdain complacency to say the least and at best Olympian pococuranteismand the tedium of prescriptive poco a poco is what we have been greeted with by intellectual philistines,hig h priests of a prebendal state and their opprobrious agents...LOOK AM NOW?If this is indeed true,many more may follow and this deposits me in a state of heebie jeebies.

thegoodjoehunt:
Don't condone what is wrong. There is nothing as their state of origin. Anyone can reside anywhere in Nigeria. Why should Lagos be different. Maybe the Niger Deltans should demand that every top position that can be occupied by qualified Niger Deltans should be given to them and all Yorubas should step down.

Please Gov. Fashola should stop this madness or he should reunite himself with his family.

Prof Corruption:

Lagos took the right decision. What I found curious is the "tribalization" of the whole stuff by Igbos. Yorubas have be reunited with their families in Ekiti, Ogun and Oyo. Igbo did not raise any objection. Hausa-Fulanis have been reunited with their families in Kano, Yobe etc. Nobody raised an eyebrow. Now, that a few Igbo are being assisted to reunite with their relations, it's "tribalism".

If you think Lagos is flouting the constitution, organize, hire a barrister and sue LASG. That's how to test the legality or constitutionality of LASG action. Crying, whining and lamenting all days on Nairaland won't stop this good policy.

Prof Corruption:

There's my brother.

Brimmie: MY TAKE:
The only difference between international law and Nigeria is the imaginary boundary created by the British. .

As for me, I give kudos to Fasola for what he did.

Nigeria is an international union of many Nations. .. just like ECOWAS.

manny4life:

Reunited is a classier way of saying deportation... CLASSIC BS.

A few Igbos are assisted to reunite with their relations? Are you kidding me? Like I said, where they coerced, pressured, forced or was it "at will"? A govt that doesn't respect the will of its citizens should be frowned upon, like I said, since he looked up to international standard, using "international standard" as the elementary component in his decision, did he forget such actions are supervised by the "COURT"?

Unfortunately, I cannot sue Lagos because a) I'm not in Lagos, and b)it's too early for a lawsuit, perhaps civil right activist know what best to do. I wish if the "retardeen" will invoke his statutory authority and silence this man called Fashola, then there will be no need to sue.

Ofonagoro :
I agree with what the LASG did. Igbo like to develop another man's land and leave his own destitute. Ndi Igbo let's go back home and develop our land and stop going to places we aren't wanted.