sekundosekundo:


In all honesty, if all your transactions, dealings, character etc is audited, I don't think you will be a saint. Respect human Right tomorrow it may be yours to be respected.

oluwasegun007:


my judgement was based on now....

if it should be that way, Obasanjo should be in his 6th term in office.

ouigy99:
Seems the poor dude has been locked in a dungeon and the key swallowed by the president. Moral of the story, never invoke the wrath of a fulani for your "reward" is sure to come even if it takes 40 years

saintandsinnerz:
Hmm, it's a shame that this man is still incarcerated without being convicted. This is one of the reasons why I don't take any civil society group and Human Rights association serious. Why are they still holding him without trial? Do we have judiciary in this country? Why are people so silent about this? How can we allow a tyrant to erode our constitution? If Dasuki committed any of the crimes he is being accused of, he should be tried in a competent court and if found guilty, then the appropriate punishment should be meted out. Holding him without trial is a gross violation of his fundamental rights no matter the angle you're looking at it. After people will expect a fugitive like Tompolo submit himself for a useless kangaroo trial. It's disheartening that our judiciary which supposed to be the last hope of the oppressed, is now an instrument of oppression itself. They have allowed the executive to annex them.

krendo:
I stand With Dasuki

His offence is bailable under law

It is injustice to keep him in detention indefinitely even though he has not been convicted of any crime

Compliance:
Let Dasuki be freed. There's no point keeping him, wasting government's money on keeping him in prison... For this buhariconomy.

He has not been declared guilty! Though he is technically corrupt. Let them free him until he is declared guilty and jailed. There are more guilty political criminals walking in our streets in convoys of corrupt pot bellied mopols. We'll rather have them all jail.

I'm not talking about tinubu or obasanjo o.

sinceraconcept:
Why do Nigerians always stand with Crooks,thieves,armed robbers?
Are peoples' brains this black or what?

philip0906:

Take am

krendo:
I stand With Dasuki

His offence is bailable under law

It is injustice to keep him in detention indefinitely even though he has not been convicted of any crime

amsad19:
All of you can say this wen u neva experience what our families nd us experience in north east because of his recklessness. Dasuki should be hanged.

Compliance:
Let Dasuki be freed. There's no point keeping him, wasting government's money on keeping him in prison... For this buhariconomy.

He has not been declared guilty! Though he is technically corrupt. Let them free him until he is declared guilty and jailed. There are more guilty political criminals walking in our streets in convoys of corrupt pot bellied mopols. We'll rather have them all jail.

I'm not talking about tinubu or obasanjo o.

saintandsinnerz:

Hey I'm not here to argue front and back with you people because it's waste of time. Even your president alluded in one of his interviews that some people are being held extra judiciously because of the peculairity of their cases. How many times have they failed to bring him to court? What is delaying his trials? OK forget Dasuki, what of Nnamdi Kanu that has been granted bail by two competent courts? What of shiek zakazy? Why haven't they arraign him in court for almost one year? Mr stop supporting evil just because it suits your narrative today. If you fail to speak up against injustice, onday you will be a victim of it and nobody will speak for you.

DaPuncline:

I thought buhari is witchunting SS/SE ? And beside dasuki is a fulani muslim ? I thought you hate them with passion ?

krendo:
I stand With Dasuki

His offence is bailable under law

It is injustice to keep him in detention indefinitely even though he has not been convicted of any crime

krendo:
I stand With Dasuki

His offence is bailable under law

It is injustice to keep him in detention indefinitely even though he has not been convicted of any crime

Aegon:
We all know Dasuki is a witch-hunt for the coup of 1985. However under a fair law enforcement system he should have been granted bail and presumed innocent until proven guilty.

But to some people he's already guilty. The courtroom was on the pages of Lagos Ibadan newspapers. The prosecutors are the paper efitors, the judges are the politicians who distribute brown envelopes. and as Fela will say the readers are zombies. Media trial by propaganda is the new norm.

caesaraba:
bullshاt. A better leader would have served him Aso -Rock Tea since. Na r.i.p thingz una for the type. I don't like Buhari's anti-corruption fight. It's too soft.

caesaraba:
bullshاt. A better leader would have served him Aso -Rock Tea since. Na r.i.p thingz una for the type. I don't like Buhari's anti-corruption fight. It's too soft.

Naughtysite:


Are you God ?

Are you the ultimate Judge of good and bad ?

Dont be conceited. Every evil will be judged by the Almighty..

captainD567:
yes o my brother the fight is so soft. How i wish ur father will be served that sweet aso tea for frauds in his office or u think ur father is a saint? #Fulanibloodflow
Nonsense!

Naughtysite:


Are you God ?

Are you the ultimate Judge of good and bad ?

Dont be conceited. Every evil will be judged by the Almighty..

kjhova:


I appreciate your frustrations about seeming injustice and I assure you that we are on the same side in matters of freedom and justice. I only pointed out the obvious error in your post about Dasuki and I didn't consider our discussion as general support/opposition to the current administration.

I also have some worries about the Kanu and Zak Zaky cases. However, I believe that the Kanu case is going well. Just yesterday, the Kanu team questioned the trial judge's position and the judge subsequently stepped down from the case. This is the 2nd judge to hands off the Kanu case after being attacked by Kanu himself. To my best knowledge Kanu's case is on track and it is his legal team who have caused the delays through personal attacks on trial judges. He was granted bail once on a charge but was since re-arrested [b][/b]on a different charge. On this one, no competent court has granted him bail. In this regard, I consider your claims against the government incorrect.

As for Zakzaki's case, I am as troubled as you are. The security agencies have not even given sufficient proof that he is still alive. He has not been brought to court nor have we caught glimpse of him on TV. It is a sensitive matter and I sincerely don't know where I should be on this matter. Personally I fear the shitte movement equally as I fear the BH group and I admit that this background feeling influences my concern on the case. I shall concede here that you win on the Zakzaki argument while I loose until the government come up with convincing argument if they can ever have any.