One thing is for Seun Osewa to allow free speech on his forum but when truth in its raw form, truth that can liberate people from shackles of oppression, bondage and death is being disseminated then it is inevitable that that there are bound to be reprisals, swift and merciless.

That is what happened shortly a while back.

The overkill is simply collateral damage.

From time immemorial, the only question to be asked by investigators seeking to know who committed a crime is Qui Bono? Who stands to benefit from the commission of the crime.

Now, the question that should be asked on the NL takedown is Qui Bono?

The evidence: There was an unprecedented thread on NL titled ‘Telecommunication Masts in Residential Areas Are Actually Illegal’. Within a couple of months, over 13,000 reads has been logged and serious contributions are being made on a daily basis.

This is not your run of the usual thread we are used to on NL. Full of peer-reviewed scientific papers from notable scientists, valuable links to scarce research studies, evidence of litigation involving telecom companies that are being suppressed from the public and photographs of cell towers that are illegally installed under the watchful eyes of NCC and NESREA and UFRU/LASIMRA and LASEPA et.c

Names of individuals and companies were mentioned as well as photographs of those who are asleep at their watch while innocent Nigerians are being bombarded with deadly electromagnetic radiation from cell towers illegally located beside their residential homes, schools, hospitals, police stations, churches et.c

We hear and read of children diagnosed with cancer (there’s one about a child with a brain tumour right now on FP!) children unable to walk, children with acute kidney damage. Masts collapsing and killing innocent Nigerians! The horror of cancer is what cannot be imagined!

The upsurge in cases of death resulting from Cancer is unbelievable . That dreaded disease is on on the rampage ever since cell towers are being 'allowed' to be located anyhow. You know the 'big' names: Arisekola, Dora Akunliyi, Maryam Babangida, Justice Ayo of Lagos Judidicary, Deputy Governor Funmilayo Olayinka, Gani Fawehinmi, et.c. How about the unknown millions who are dying by the minutes?

Of course, there were the usual detractors and opposition whose livelihood and business would be threatened by the implication of people knowing that their health and lives are being violated by what is patently illegal.

The power in this disclosure is that people can sue! Whether a landlord or a tenant, we could actually take our neighbourhoods, our health and our lives from these vultures!

It was a full circle of vindication when this was announced a couple of days ago
http://news.naij.com/63941.html

It is therefore inevitable that something needed to be done.

And it was done!

But this is simply the beginning…………..


Mods FP Please!

Seun, kindly resurrect that topic, it actually empowers our people and save our lives!

Nigeria a country were illegal things are legal

you might be right or wrong...

Primae facie?

wonderfull

Goal........

Bird sheet for my eye, I dey come

Airegin!!! Dia ris God oo

Unfortunately, Seun is not a thorough human being, NL is not a professional organization! Oh, I wish you guys would see how a professional company or country deals with issues like this one! If you live in a developed country, for example, have you ever been on the hooks on a case of forgetting to renew your vehicle registration because you moved recently? Or any reason! Well, it is your car and you have the expired one and did not know! Can you imagine the hassle from the cop who has stopped your car? He spends several minutes, more than 30 minutes running your records from his car, looking at everything and what not; finally he hands you a ticket, very expensive ticket which you must pay! Well, this hurts, you will waste money again but you know you can go to the court and argue this case, you will still lose and pay more, so far as you are guilty! This is an example of why developed countries are ahead of Nigeria! Even a small case, a small problem, they will almost want to "die" there!

Seun probably has moved on! What he should know is that Nigeria's government and PDP have the most to gain by an attack on NL that wiped out 6 months of data! How much is that data worth to them? Billions of Naira in stolen elections and battered image! Jonaretardeen just hired a PR company for $ 1 M+ to launder his image and what other helpful step than to delete all records that has been accumulated which can still be found by everyone around the world? Seun should have known better, he thinks they will spare him because they buy some ads on his site, give him some brown envelopes and do anything to compromise him! Well, if I were Seun, he should know that if PDP does not die from Nigerian politics, it is time he started to relocate out of Nigeria to Ghana or the US or somewhere where the law will actually protect him! All he needs is one mistake to dine with them, compromise with them once and they will blackmail him, hassle him, do anything until he gives in! I hope it is not a give-in of the brutal kind! Why? Let us say he has given a platform for 1 M+ Nigerians to be "SaharaReporters"! Even SR, Sowore is really lucky to be up here in the US, otherwise you can imagine what they would want to do to him! If he hosted his site in Nigeria, I have no doubt they would delete it completely and find some trumped up charges against him! Alas in the US, the NYPD would never go prosecuting a kangaroo arrest warrant from Nigeria! The courts will not not entertain a useless Nigerian politician or president like GEJ trying to nail someone in court! And if anything untowards happened, well Americans will know because they will investigate and find the offender even if it takes 100 years (as long as someone is still pushing for the case).

Seun, you were hacked by the PDP government, GEJ, Nigerian authorities, etc. They have the most to gain from such an attack and by now, you should have learned to follow the money! I hope you are not so naive to ask for evidence!

Hmmmmm interesting!!

Shaakasi: Hmmmmm interesting!!

The regulations making location of telecommunication masts in residential neighbourhoods illegal:

http://www.slideshare.net/mojisolaadigun56/nesreas-telecom-and-broadcast-facilities-regs-2011