knightsTempler:


Did you mean to quote someone else or you simply have a comprehension problem?

lolzzz wailers confusing eachother...

Amazing security work

Raymondenyi:
Inconsequential fellow, a beg go sleep....

You shld guard your utterances

Another accomplice of that Vagabond pig Nnamdi Kanu..




I wonder why they have not shot him in the hip sef.




Death to all Enemies of Nigeria's unity.

smh

Murray Bruce will love this,


they have started enforcing the social media bill indirectly

we know the trick!




..... so, they eventually passed it into law behind the closed door or something?

so what crime is it to question someone. I was questioned in Belgium and i didn't lament to the whole world.
Na cheap publicity u just dey find sha
Sharp guy

Truly that guy dey give them night mare.....


Nah ya kee base lawyer I dey se him update wella

What a lawless country we are in.

All should ignore him. He's looking for fame

Something is not right

I said it earlier, am saying it again, sango just borrowed Amadioha thunder to strike these DSS..

Instead of gathering intelligence to beat Bokoharam to their game they re busy harassing Nigerians..

Soon they will also arrest me but Woe betide them cous my mess alone will infect them with Lassa Fever.

mysteriousman:
DSS stopped you and you think if they do that they will allow you to continue to chat? My brother I beg carry your gist go another place

if DSS seized him, they will first of all seize his gadgets to stop every communication

He should tell us another story

Attention seeker.

knightsTempler:
To tell the truth, I am engulfed in roaring flames of tremendous anguish and laden with sorrow. Allow me to say that the joy I should naturally feel for such a potent victory awarded to buhari is destroyed by fear of what it MAY cost us. Buhari's disguise is so perfect and complete, expertly masking his nefarious schemes and personal ambitions, professing change in the most appealing language and manner that we treat his ambition with incredulous complacence. A man who, in the past, perfidiously isolated freedom of speech from the people, encouraged fanaticism, held bigoted views on religion and ethnicity, and voiced malicious profanity of the worst degree with his words clearly purporting violence. People criticized GEJ openly in all ramifications, even mocked the first lady without known repercussions. This time, you may have to learn how to cage your tongues and present proper civility. It is said that a child can play with its mother's breasts but not with the father's testicles. Beyond the usual rhetoric on good governance, discipline and his appeal to base sentiments, buhari has usually been hypocritical. Some people raving mad about the new-fangled parlance "CHANGE" are just products of the 90s. They haven't the minutest idea the specie of cobra on transit to the seat of presidency. Never mistake the glaring teeth of a chimpanzee for a smile. Nevertheless, we pray for the best. I'll only find myself disappointed with this nation when the same people who, today, are bellowing "CHANGE HAS COME" are found tomorrow in despairing opposition to what they once embraced with epileptic lunacy and blinding sentimentality.

i'll advise you to keep quiet/shut up with your muddled up vocabularies. you don't have to make quick assertion on a case you have no details about.

Raymondenyi:
Inconsequential fellow, a beg go sleep....

You call Emeka Ugwuonye inconsequential fellow? Google will laugh at you.

why won't they, just take a look at this dude's face.....

Who is he?

I just read about him. He's an alleged fraudster that stole 1.5 million USD belonging to the Nigerian Embassy in US.

Lol. So you are so important now that the DSS would arrest you? Story story.

Below comment author is a low monumental drain brain for castigating #Nnamdi Kanu and for supporting the actions of law breaker (dss).

MadCow1:
Another accomplice of that Vagabond pig Nnamdi Kanu..




I wonder why they have not shot him in the hip sef.




Death to all Enemies of Nigeria's unity.

stephenduru:
A Nigerian man, who claims he landed at the Muritala Mohammed Airport few hours ago, says he has been picked up by men of the Department of State Services (DSS)  and taken to their office for questioning. Emeka whose facebook profile says he resides in Rockville, Maryland, alleges that being picked up by the security men is not unconnected to his constant criticism of the current government.


Emeka is the President/CEO of Eculaw and a member of a facebook group called The Due Process Advocate (DPA).

See his posts above....

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/01/nigerian-man-who-just-landed-from-us_13.html

Luciferlove:
wey mods for NL sef i bet my left ball that this ill not get to FP

Tender your left ball now for proper smashing

APCzombie:


Then why una DSS go arrest am?

most of una for this house no get sense at all, some unknown idiot go come from nowhere and say dss arrest am, and the jobless fellows go begin comment about the government.

vedaxcool:
Foolish fellow soon drug barons will claim they were arrested because they criticize the govt.

Please explain

Foolish guy.
Please read
http://saharareporters.com/2015/06/02/us-court-dismisses-rogue-attorney-emeka-ugwuonye’s-bankruptcy-filing

knightsTempler:
To tell the truth, I am engulfed in roaring flames of tremendous anguish and laden with sorrow. Allow me to say that the joy I should naturally feel for such a potent victory awarded to buhari is destroyed by fear of what it MAY cost us. Buhari's disguise is so perfect and complete, expertly masking his nefarious schemes and personal ambitions, professing change in the most appealing language and manner that we treat his ambition with incredulous complacence. A man who, in the past, perfidiously isolated freedom of speech from the people, encouraged fanaticism, held bigoted views on religion and ethnicity, and voiced malicious profanity of the worst degree with his words clearly purporting violence. People criticized GEJ openly in all ramifications, even mocked the first lady without known repercussions. This time, you may have to learn how to cage your tongues and present proper civility. It is said that a child can play with its mother's breasts but not with the father's testicles. Beyond the usual rhetoric on good governance, discipline and his appeal to base sentiments, buhari has usually been hypocritical. Some people raving mad about the new-fangled parlance "CHANGE" are just products of the 90s. They haven't the minutest idea the specie of cobra on transit to the seat of presidency. Never mistake the glaring teeth of a chimpanzee for a smile. Nevertheless, we pray for the best. I'll only find myself disappointed with this nation when the same people who, today, are bellowing "CHANGE HAS COME" are found tomorrow in despairing opposition to what they once embraced with epileptic lunacy and blinding sentimentality.

but to be franc.... "change has truly come"

knightsTempler:
To tell the truth, I am engulfed in roaring flames of tremendous anguish and laden with sorrow. Allow me to say that the joy I should naturally feel for such a potent victory awarded to buhari is destroyed by fear of what it MAY cost us. Buhari's disguise is so perfect and complete, expertly masking his nefarious schemes and personal ambitions, professing change in the most appealing language and manner that we treat his ambition with incredulous complacence. A man who, in the past, perfidiously isolated freedom of speech from the people, encouraged fanaticism, held bigoted views on religion and ethnicity, and voiced malicious profanity of the worst degree with his words clearly purporting violence. People criticized GEJ openly in all ramifications, even mocked the first lady without known repercussions. This time, you may have to learn how to cage your tongues and present proper civility. It is said that a child can play with its mother's breasts but not with the father's testicles. Beyond the usual rhetoric on good governance, discipline and his appeal to base sentiments, buhari has usually been hypocritical. Some people raving mad about the new-fangled parlance "CHANGE" are just products of the 90s. They haven't the minutest idea the specie of cobra on transit to the seat of presidency. Never mistake the glaring teeth of a chimpanzee for a smile. Nevertheless, we pray for the best. I'll only find myself disappointed with this nation when the same people who, today, are bellowing "CHANGE HAS COME" are found tomorrow in despairing opposition to what they once embraced with epileptic lunacy and blinding sentimentality.

You don exhaust the whole vocabulary for dictionary just to make almost No point... Happy landing ehn.

May be until your mere breathing oxygen is squeeze out of your nostril then you will discover that you are fully disappointed with they chanted cheap changers in the zoo.

chinedu1nig:


i'll advise you to keep quiet/shut up with your muddled up vocabularies. you don't have to make quick assertion on a case you have no details about.

Jamie1:
Is criticism a crime now?

is investigation a crime now?

knightsTempler:
To tell the truth, I am engulfed in roaring flames of tremendous anguish and laden with sorrow. Allow me to say that the joy I should naturally feel for such a potent victory awarded to buhari is destroyed by fear of what it MAY cost us. Buhari's disguise is so perfect and complete, expertly masking his nefarious schemes and personal ambitions, professing change in the most appealing language and manner that we treat his ambition with incredulous complacence. A man who, in the past, perfidiously isolated freedom of speech from the people, encouraged fanaticism, held bigoted views on religion and ethnicity, and voiced malicious profanity of the worst degree with his words clearly purporting violence. People criticized GEJ openly in all ramifications, even mocked the first lady without known repercussions. This time, you may have to learn how to cage your tongues and present proper civility. It is said that a child can play with its mother's breasts but not with the father's testicles. Beyond the usual rhetoric on good governance, discipline and his appeal to base sentiments, buhari has usually been hypocritical. Some people raving mad about the new-fangled parlance "CHANGE" are just products of the 90s. They haven't the minutest idea the specie of cobra on transit to the seat of presidency. Never mistake the glaring teeth of a chimpanzee for a smile. Nevertheless, we pray for the best. I'll only find myself disappointed with this nation when the same people who, today, are bellowing "CHANGE HAS COME" are found tomorrow in despairing opposition to what they once embraced with epileptic lunacy and blinding sentimentality.

you started with rhetoric, and i expected that as sensible writers do when they wish to make a point, you would move on to facts. However, you continued with more rhetoric and metaphors and ended as such, using hundreds of words to simply express your opinion that president Buhari is a tyrant.

SMH.

How did he get Internet to update if Dss arrested him from the airport
The Dss I know won't even allow him to update on Facebook