If you can't stand the heat, stay out the fukin kitchen

It is VERY SIMPLE. If you don't want to be executed in Indonesia, DO NOT sell drugs IN INDONESIA!

These protests are completely meaningless.

yommyphresh:
RUBBISH! Y'all should protest against those trafficking drugs! Do you guys even have an idea of how many lives have been lost from the usage of these drugs? It is clearly written on their passport that drug trafficking is an offence punishable by death (infact! it is written in RED!)

Y'all get the fvck of the streets and go do something! Iranu oshi!!!

oga not on their passport , it is written on Visa page ...

[size=14pt]Why are they protesting in Lagos?

What happened to Onitcha. Abeg make somebody show them where the Lagoon dey jare.........Hiss[/size]

donnypool:
tell this maggots to train their sons. we have 371 tribes in Nigeria, but one tribe is mostly making headlines for crimes abroad. Please give them their own country and see how people will respect Nigeria

And Boko Haram and Cattle rearing murderers will be yours to face. Very good.

I believe one of the rules is not to make tribalistic comments.

The Nigerian government has the no 1 function of protecting her citizens.
If we say they should kill them, they may be killing the innocent people along with the guilty ones too.
lets endeavor to give them legal backing and representation. lets rehabilitate them and they will help us to get to the chieftain of the drug dealers.
if we had killed all the bokoaram people including those that repented how do you think the soldiers would have gotten information.
If what is written in the report is correct then an innocent nigerian has been executed along with drug dealers because he does not understand their language and because the Nigerian ambassador there was careless and did not do his job.
Please whats the job of the embassies in other countries if not to protect and represent us in that country?

ibedun:
[size=14pt]Why are they protesting in Lagos?

What happened to Onitcha. Abeg make somebody show them where the Lagoon dey jare.........Hiss[/size]

Na serpent dey hiss, it's you that knows the lagoon well.

barcanista:
I think these people should understand how things work. There is a law that spelt out punishment for defaulters. Indonesia, China and many other countries in Asia made it very clear that drug traffickers' punishment is death. The best we can do is to appeal to the Governor and the President for leniency. It becomes the prerogative of the Indonesian authority. This protest is unfortunate and an embarrassment to Nigeria.

nice one bro.... the best from u in a very long time... Up Barca 2nite

The protest is simply a show of disgrace to this sovereign nation called nigeria

barcanista:
I think these people should understand how things work. There is a law that spelt out punishment for defaulters. Indonesia, China and many other countries in Asia made it very clear that drug traffickers' punishment is death. The best we can do is to appeal to the Governor and the President for leniency. It becomes the prerogative of the Indonesian authority. This protest is unfortunate and an embarrassment to Nigeria.

U must be a goat !
Was it not you that once condemed buhari for order the execution of first nigerian woman that was guilted for the drug trafic offence.
Mumu!

nduchucks:
Kudos to the protesters.

Kudos what? Mumus are protesting. What are these protesting for? Before those greedy nigerians left the shore of nigeria, they were aware that punishment is Execution but they went ahead to smuggle drugs. Let them rot in hell and let other would-be drug peddlers who love life LEARN

midolian:
NONSENSE...I know say na "dem dem" go plenty for the protest.

You pple should stop commiting crimes punishable by death in indonesia..Tell ur brothers to learn how to make money through the right channel. You don't expect pple to bend their rules because U are Nigerians/Biafrans.


ARRANT NONSENSE!



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Arrant nonsense indeed! The protesters are simply jobless

nduchucks:
Kudos to the protesters.

ndu ba ka da hankali walahi talahi! You mean a sovereign nation should bend their laws for a bunch of worthless drug pushers? You know that before you are granted a visa to visit that country, you are warned in explicit terms about the consequences of drug dealing? They deserve to hang!

With each execution, the reward of a successful job increases. May God bless my hustle into Indonesia next month. I believe in God, and God will protect me from these blood-thirsty Asians. The anointed of God cannot be touched.

ezeagu:


And Boko Haram and Cattle rearing murderers will be yours to face. Very good.

isn't it the same cattle you eat as meat? isn't boko haram ending?

you guys give Nigeria bad names everywhere. hardly the hausa's and yoruba make headlines about crimes like igbos, even south africans specifically use the words "east Nigerians".

y'all should take a chill pill and stop giving us bad names. Nor be only una be tribe for nigeria

All I see in those pictures are potential drug pushers sympathizing with their executed sponsors.The next time you jobless guys decide to embark on this shameless protests,please try to conduct a research on the number of Indonesian lives cut short from drug related complications.

donnypool:


isn't is the same cattle you eat as meat? isn't boko haram ending?

you guys give Nigeria bad names everywhere. hardly the hausa's and yoruba make headlines about crimes like igbos, even south africans specifically use the words "east Nigerians".

y'all should take a chill pill and stop giving us bad names. Nor be only una be tribe for nigeria

Hardly make headlines in your head except when 300 people are blown up in a day right? Or when Lee Rigby gets his head chopped off? If Boko Haram is ending go and plan holiday in Sambisa forest and Benue state.

I can now understand y their is no law in Nigeria bcause pple always bend d law to favor them. Bleep d protester that promot drugs. NONSENSE.

ezeagu:


Hardly make headlines in your head except when 300 people are blown up in a day right? Or when Lee Rigby gets his head chopped off? If Boko Haram is ending go and plan holiday in Sambisa forest and Benue state.

sambisa is a forest, and people still stay in benue. but Indonesia government is killing you guys like fowls, china prison is harboring your a.s.ses, south Africa prison nko?, etc.

stop all this defensive mode and look into the problem with your tribal community abroad.

Indonesia is a soverign state and as such cant be forced to change their laid down constitution. Nigerians should stop disgracing themselves by peddling drugs and putting the rest of the country to shame. The best solution is get greed out of your mind, life is not a do or die affair.

2rutalk1:
UNITED NIGERIANS IN DIASPORA

PRESS RELEASE[/b]

[b]STOP THE KILLING IN INDONESIA

The Indonesian government on April 29th 2015, executed another batch of 8 Prisoners convicted of drug charges (4 Nigerians inclusive), despite appeals by the U.N Chief and some foreign leaders, to spare them. In response to that, the Australian government has withdrawn its Ambassador from Indonesia in protest of the execution.

The information reaching the United Nigerians in Diaspora UNID is that another batch of executions will take place soon and there are still ten Nigerian citizens on death row in Indonesia prisons, 3 of whose names were on 29th April, 2015 forwarded to the Nigerian embassy in Jarkata as a notification of execution. This brings us to the question, must it be capital punishment? Is capital punishment the only way the Indonesian government can contain drug trafficking in the country? Has capital punishment been able to quell the issue of drug trafficking in Indonesia? These are questions seeking for answers.

The President of United Nigeria in Diaspora (UNID) Dr. Paschal O. Okoli, commended the U.N Chief and some world leaders’ efforts to avert the capital punishment meted out to the drugs convicts, even though the whole efforts were to no avail, we feel very sad and disappointed that nothing was heard about our country Nigeria, whose four citizens were among those executed.

According to Dr. Okoli, in as much as we totally condemn drug trafficking and wish to sensitize intending traffickers on the consequences that awaits offenders, we expected our government to show concern just like other countries whose nationals were involved. Whether they think that their effort wouldn’t make a difference, it is imperative that we as a people, show that we care of ourselves, in good as well as in bad times. The way a good government treats its citizens, is a reflection of how the citizen will likely be treated wherever he or she goes to. Therefore, we feel it is high time our government rose to the occasion to ameliorate the plights of its citizens no matter the circumstance.

Considering the fact of our government lukewarm attitude towards troubled citizens in diaspora, our Ambassador in Indonesia, muhammadu Suleiman had done little or nothing to help our citizens in Indonesia even in the face of death .

Dr. Okoli expressed shock that it is quite unbelievable to know that from trial to sentences, our embassy in Jarkata never in anyway protect or represent our citizens in Court, irrespective of the suspect inability to understand their language. For instance, Wilson who was recently executed, died because he was in possession of flour used in making bread, Anderson Marin was executed for 50 grams of drug. The bodies of the executed Nigerians were dumped at the killing site if not for the intervention of Agbaje Salami and Anderson Martin’s girl friends, that took their Corpses and buried in their home towns, it could have been another Indonesia dead monkey.

Even Okwudili Ayotenze was taken and buried by a Church group. Nwaolisa’s family was there to take his Corpse home. Australian foreign Minister, embassy and family present at the execution site took them home, likewise Brazilian government official and families sponsored by their government. WHERE IS NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT?

Indonesian government should consider the fact that they have killed enough Nigerians in their Prison. Their message has clearly received here in Nigeria. Spare the lives of the remaining Nigerians based on the good relationship that exists between your country and our country. This will heal enough broken hearted Nigerians and equally deter more Youths from committing the same act.

Furthermore, considering the next batch of execution that likely will take place in no distant time in Indonesia on those convicted of drug charges, we urge the good people of Nigeria and our government to rise up with the entire world to condemn the killing of drug convicts in Indonesia. Enough of the killing! We believe there are numerous other ways drug convicts could be punished other than capital punishment.

We also wish to use this medium to appeal to the youth, to beware of the kind of friendship they keep as well as activities they engage themselves. One of the reasons there are many young Nigerians in Prisons in different countries of the world today, is due to get rich quick syndrome, fast tract. But in the end, they do not only lose everything but also lose their lives. Crime is not the only way to riches, genuine work is. With hard work, prayer and perseverance, you can achieve your dreams; you can be anything you sincerely want to be, if you work towards it. It’s only but a matter of time. Say no to crime!

United Nigerians in Diaspora (UNID) is a Non-government Organization aimed at providing succor to the downtrodden, addressing the issues of the youth as well as collaborating with the government in addressing anomalies in the country. The team of UNID is comprised of Nigerian professionals, home and abroad.


Nwabueze Kenneth (P.R.O)

what a shame....THE HEADLINE SHOULD BE IGBOS PROTESTING FOR THEIR BROTHERS FACING EXECUTION.
my advise is, tell your brothers to stop exporting drugs to Asia. they wrote it clearly in their visa that drug is capital punishment... this is medicine after death.

Jobless idiots

The protester are encouraging drug trafikking

ECOTERRORS:
that was too harsh

which part was too harsh

That they should carry their protest to Indonesia or advice their Naija pple to stop doing drugs??

What can I say? Though I condemn drug trafficking wholeheartedly, the issue of capital punishment is a contentious one. Again why do these chaps keep toeing this line of quick wealth? Remember this- Easy Come, Easy Go.

Don't mind those stupid people.

donnypool:


sambisa is a forest, and people still stay in benue. but Indonesia government is killing you guys like fowls, china prison is harboring your a.s.ses, south Africa prison nko?, etc.

stop all this defensive mode and look into the problem with your tribal community abroad.

Sorry but 12 people over a year compared to 30 people in a day is not comparable.

midolian:
NONSENSE...I know say na "dem dem" go plenty for the protest.

You pple should stop commiting crimes punishable by death in indonesia..Tell ur brothers to learn how to make money through the right channel. You don't expect pple to bend their rules because U are Nigerians/Biafrans.


ARRANT NONSENSE!



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because 2 of them are igbos. if it is another tribe supporters will full everywhere. pity my fellow black people

PDPmamapiss:


what a shame....THE HEADLINE SHOULD BE IGBOS PROTESTING FOR THEIR BROTHERS FACING EXECUTION.
my advise is, tell your brothers to stop exporting drugs to Asia. they wrote it clearly in their visa that drug is capital punishment... this is medicine after death.

is it only ibos that do drugs in Nigeria. igbo haters gonna hate.

ezelion:


because 2 of them are igbos. if it is another tribe supporters will full everywhere. pity my fellow black people

lol..its not so, bro. Its hightime pple learnt from the sentence of others. Its a simple rule.."Drug trafficking is an offence punishable by death". Pls, my brother, what is difficult for pple to understand here? Why do they keep breaking this law? Its a shameful thing to protest this, I must be frank with u.

Hian! Ok now.

Anyway ,,,,dis is ridiculous. But death shouldn't be the wage for it ................

I expected this protest to start in Anambra or enugu not lagos.anyway kudos for lagosians.the real nigerians,one love