Governor Danbaba Suntai of Taraba State, displaying some unconstitutional tendencies to be a bully and a tyrant while at the same time trampling on the Constitutional right to freedom of expression by having Shuaibu Bakari arrested and locked up for ‘embarrassing’ him at a public function. What did the poor young man do? When the Governor was praising himself for projects allegedly completed by his administration, Bakari shouted out in Hausa: It is not true! It is not true!’ He was immediately arrested by the Governor’s security people and thrown into jail. That was on the 16th of December 2008. Even when the wretched Bakari was arraigned before a Magistrate’s court, the nasty, vindictive governor was not done with him, as the prosecution opposed bail, thereby denying Bakari the opportunity of taking up his place to study for a diploma at the Centre for Continuing Education.
Thursday, 05 February 2009 07:05 Perceptor (Saharareporters)

Oga seges, please provide a link (source) for your 'tory. tanx

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art200901252272714
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/news/article26//indexn3_html?pdate=210109&ptitle=Man%20remanded%20for%20challenging%20governor&cpdate=210109

seges:

Governor Danbaba Suntai of Taraba State, displaying some unconstitutional tendencies to be a bully and a tyrant while at the same time trampling on the Constitutional right to freedom of expression by having Shuaibu Bakari arrested and locked up for ‘embarrassing’ him at a public function. What did the poor young man do? When the Governor was praising himself for projects allegedly completed by his administration, Bakari shouted out in Hausa: It is not true! It is not true!’ He was immediately arrested by the Governor’s security people and thrown into jail. That was on the 16th of December 2008. Even when the wretched Bakari was arraigned before a Magistrate’s court, the nasty, vindictive governor was not done with him, as the prosecution opposed bail, thereby denying Bakari the opportunity of taking up his place to study for a diploma at the Centre for Continuing Education.

What a democracy! What if it was a pair of shoe that was thrown at him?

But what about the police that arrested the man ? did the man commit an offense to warrant being arrested ?

The most they should give the man is a citation for disturbing the peace (if we were in a true democracy).

Useless country

Some prominent lawyer should take up his case and fight for him

OH BOY!!!! What we seem to have is a Millitarocracy! Millitary government masquerading as a democratic one.

Governor Danbaba Suntai of Taraba State, displaying some unconstitutional tendencies to be a bully and a tyrant while at the same time trampling on the Constitutional right to freedom of expression by having Shuaibu Bakari arrested and locked up for ‘embarrassing’ him at a public function. What did the poor young man do? When the Governor was praising himself for projects allegedly completed by his administration, Bakari shouted out in Hausa: It is not true! It is not true!’ He was immediately arrested by the Governor’s security people and thrown into jail. That was on the 16th of December 2008. Even when the wretched Bakari was arraigned before a Magistrate’s court, the nasty, vindictive governor was not done with him, as the prosecution opposed bail, thereby denying Bakari the opportunity of taking up his place to study for a diploma at the Centre for Continuing Education.
Thursday, 05 February 2009 07:05 Perceptor (Saharareporters)

What was he charged for?

na wa for naija governnors God will intervain that is what former sanfara governor sani yerima do for one lai mohammed because he stole 100.000naira he said they should cut mohammed hand now yerima stole $100million they cant cut his head God dey sha