This is to all those haling the bigot of a president on his opposition about obedience to the law.

The question was not about Nnamdi Kanu or Dasuki, it was about obedience of Buhari and his government to the rule of law.
Kanu happens to be a victim here.


Buhari has finished the Judiciary.
He is the accuser and judge, the courts are there to endorse his judgments.
Any judge who disobeys Buhari will be termed corrupt.

Buhari is cooking anarchy and his followers are technically blind.
Yet, what they dont know is that the whole world will watch Buhari's silly comments and myopic comments.

It is not Buhari who will declare someone guilty, it is the courts.

The Judiciary has a fight ahead.
It is a shame.

Unfortunately, i agree with you.

He was asked a question bordering on the rule of law citing the Kanu, Dasuki example and his response was that technically, rule of law starts and stops with him.

This is a matter of national security. In fact, in some countries, KANU would never see the four walls of a court room. He would be thrown into a dungeon immediately he was arrested. Buhari is being democratic by charging him to court. KANU will remain in detention until he is ready to plead to the charges by the FG.

dustmalik:
This is a matter of national security. In fact, in some countries, KANU would never see the four walls of a court room. He would thrown into a dungeon immediately he was arrested. Buhari is being democratic by charging him to court. KANU will remain in detention until he is ready to plead to the charges by the FG.

Buhari, is cooking anarchy and when it is done, he must eat it.
And may you all who support this tyranny have a taste of "whats cooking".

As for the right to self determination, be prepared to wipe us out of the earth then, because there are millions of us who are challenging the status quo. Nnmadi Kanu is just one man.