The attempted Christmas-day, Detroit-bound plane bomber, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, is scheduled to make another appearance in a US courtroom today.



Abdulmutallab, who was arrested after some explosives planted in his under pants failed to detonate aboard a Northwest flight from Amsterdam to Detroit, had earlier pleaded not guilty in January to a six count charge of terrorism related offenses.

The 290 people on board narrowly escaped death when a passenger restrained Abdulmutallab from detonating the bomb before he was escorted off the plane by security agencies after a safe landing in Detroit.

Abdulmutallab faces a maximum penalty of life imprisonment if convicted.

Link:

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/National/5554169-146/abdulmutallab_returns_to_court.csp

so?

Anu ofia!!!

ezigbo anuofia

r.i.p

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Na in toro, i only pity his father for negligence

Na in toro, i only pity his father for negligence

If only they can make him serve his jail term in Nigeria upon conviction, I would have recommended Gashua prisons for him.

@poster, please what do we learn from this now

kayality:

@poster, please what do we learn from this now

Information, that the court case is still going on.

"Idiota!"

I don't even know what ran through his mind that made him want to kill ppl. Foolish boi.

Becoz he want to enjoy 77virgins after death.

Even Oyinbo prison better pass people suffering on Lagos street, only if they could bring am come kirikiri

ushhhhhhhhhhhhhh , some gossip gossips,

i no fit sout!

olayinka.j:

I don't even know what ran through his mind that made him want to kill ppl. Foolish boi.

A truly foolish boy he is and he should face the consequence of his adventure. If those boys, from very poor backgrounds could be running in Lagos traffic hawking one ware or the other inside rain or shine sweating profusely and at a very great risk to their lives, are not thinking of bombing themselves, what then can we say of a boy from highly priviledged background with very good education.

fine boy just go like that

He is a goat.

LOL. I can really feel the love in this thread. Kind of sad. What a waste of life.

Let he come to Nija for the imprisonment so he will know that there is a difference between cool and hot water. Idiot O!

he sought to kill to gain[i] virginly[/i] rewards
now he would be dis-virgined in prison.
how ironic

what is wrong with a lot of poster on this forum, you guys always attach everything to religion, he has done bad accepted then must you criticize his religion.

suleiman16:

what is wrong with a lot of poster on this forum, you guys always attach everything to religion, he has done bad accepted then must you criticize his religion.

he tried to kill innocent people in ALLAH's name,didnt he?

In political settings where public officials are held accountable for their actions, somebody with Mr. Babangida’s history of numerous manifest crimes against Nigeria and Nigerians would have long been sentenced to a stiff jail term and permanently barred from participation in his country’s public affairs. Babangida’s ambition to maneuver himself once more into power is arrogant, condescending and downright insensitive to the feelings of Nigerians whose affairs he ruined during his term as military dictator.

It is certain that the outcome of Babangida’s inordinate presidential run will depend on Nigerians’ collective resistance or acquiescence. Enlightened Nigerians cannot afford inaction or consent by default in the face of the avoidable train wreck that is a Babangida presidency.

There is no question that, in the coming weeks and months, unscrupulous Nigerian politicians, hired hagiographers and commentators, will come out in droves to champion Babangida and to try to rewrite his tragic history. Many of these would-be praise singers have a record for contributing to the ruination of Nigeria through their own corrupt practices.

We are confident, however, that Babangida will be stopped by the strong will of the vast majority of decent, conscientious Nigerians. These forward-looking citizens have every reason to stoutly defend the right of Nigeria to move away from her sordid past embodied and represented by the likes of Babangida. They have the energy, passion and vision to ensure the transformation of Nigeria into a 21st century nation that is able to serve the legitimate aspirations of her citizenry and to command the respect of other nations.

Nigeria should move forward, not backward. The country abounds with talent, at home and abroad, able to arrest her stagnation and turn her into an enviable, even model, polity. The Babangidas in our midst only know how to take Nigeria further away from the path of meaningful development and significant progress.

To reward Babangida with Nigeria’s highest political office despite his atrocities would indeed establish a terrible precedence and encourage political leaders in the continued destruction of Nigeria. Surely, this is not the kind of signal Nigerians want to send.

The Nigeria Democratic Liberty Forum (NDLF) is aware of the ill-advised encouragement that some foreign governments have provided Babangida. We condemn in the strongest terms this attempt by foreign powers to foist a certified disaster on the Nigerian people, a move bound to perpetuate and deepen Nigeria’s crisis of development and stultified democracy.

In order to register the outrage and resistance of Nigerians, NDLF will forward a petition letter; http://petition.ndlf-ng.org with signatures of Nigerians to the US government as well as other governments in Europe that may be goading Babangida to steal power.

This petition should serve as the cry of millions of Nigerians who say NO TO IBB and to the foreign governments around the world that may be sponsoring him. This signature petition drive is one of numerous activities NDLF intends to embark upon to STOP IBB and his likes from continuing to hold Nigeria hostage.

We also encourage individuals in their own ways to mount a campaign against Babangida in an effort to take our country back. We enjoin Nigeria’s labor unions, civil organizations, professional bodies, artisans, religious groups, and ethnic group associations to rise in rejection of a Babangida presidency. IBB poses such a serious threat to the interests of Nigerians that we should forge a mass movement to demand that Nigeria must move forward and say NO TO IBB.

If you believe that Nigeria should not be sacrificed to Babangida’s unpatriotic and nefarious whims and egotistical ambitions, please sign the petition; http://petition.ndlf-ng.org. We also urge you to forward it to ALL the Nigerian contacts in your email box – and persuade them to sign.

You can also print copies of the petition and hand it to Nigerians in the streets, churches, mosques, and homes. Explain to them that the stakes are high – and they need to make their voices heard. Signed copies of the petition should be emailed to petition@ndlf-ng.org. Please avoid apathy and indifference. Be involved in this struggle to free our beloved country.

Go to http://petition.ndlf-ng.org and make your voice heard. FREE NIGERIA: SAY NO TO IBB

@fugocisse
Wetin concern IBB with Farouk AbdulMutallab?
Abeg, put ur write-up in the right thread.

suleiman16:

what is wrong with a lot of poster on this forum, you guys always attach everything to religion, he has done bad accepted then must you criticize his religion.

say something else, was his mission not influenced by his religion, so it's obviously attached to his religion. sentiments apart and let's face it

akino_22:

Na in toro, i only pity his father for negligence

i don't agree with you, his father claimed to have called american embassy to inform them as soon as he noticed his son's extremism but they failed to put him on "no fly " list so it's the american embassy's negligence not his father. how many fathers will do what he did.

Thank God that Hitler is hiding somewhere around the corner, if you guys are not be careful he will come back and destroy the world again.

But i laugh in German.

babsmii:

say something else, was his mission not influenced by his religion,  so it's obviously attached to his religion. sentiments apart and let's face it


i don't agree with you, his father claimed to have called american embassy to inform them as soon as he noticed his son's extremism but they failed to put him on "no fly " list so it's the american embassy's negligence not his father. how many fathers will do what he did.

So what if he called the embassy. If he really cared about his son he would have done something long before his son got into trouble. What else could he have done? I am sure he has business contacts overseas and did not want his son's reputation to mess with his money so he ran and "told" on his son. He should get a slap in the face not a pat on the back

rot in hell Adulmutallab hehehe