Hizzy:

come and collect 100 million

Okoyeebo:


Ezzatly

Lamidi Cownu the cowardly albino pig who was shot in the buttocks by solider) soldiers while running into the Evil forest.

Okoyeebo:


The FG would collect the 100 million or imprison Abaribe.

If you make a single noise, you would join your daddies in the Biafran baptism.

Hizzy:

100 million is nofin but the way you people are jumping on this thread do you have share from the 100 million some of your tribe men are pathetic

Hizzy:

Funny boi
that picture you're busy tarnishing the image of Nigeria Army but for your mind you think you're doing a great job
seee you reasoning chai

Okoyeebo:


What's wrong with the picture?
Isn't mud part of your diet and culture?

See Igbo women washing vegetables with mud for you guys to eat.

ImperialYoruba:


100million is nothing under PDP. Even 1billion is nothing. Illegitimate money abounds under PDP.

This is APC, you better make sure if you deposit 100million in a bank that it is legitimate money. Not only that, the inflow of stolen treasury into individual hands has been blocked so those who have money are not sure how long it would be before awoof money return so they spend what they have very very timidly.

Its plenty billions of hard currencies in different banks and accounts with no one stepping forward to claim them. They got there under PDP.

The security agencies have located them but refuse to file for their forfeiture....they are baits. There is surveilance waiting to catch the thief that will come to claim them.

I hope thats not what Abaribe is depending to cash the 100million. His ewon tenure will be longer than distance of equator around the earth.

Okoyeebo:

What's wrong with the picture? Isn't mud part of your diet and culture?
See Igbo women washing vegetables with mud for you guys to eat.

Okoyeebo:
All Ipob members should be compelled to donate to pay this money.

Let Buratai's boys mount road blocks in the SE and collect 20M from each of the 5 states in the SE. The road blocks would be there till the money is complete.

You would never hear Kanu in Igboland again.

SageTravels:


You wont say this if He is your father

intruxive:

Lol, I warned him

IbrahimDamola:


My dear yoruba muslim brother, we oshogbo indigines are so poverty-striken that even heaven knows we can't pay that money even if you sell the whole of oshogbo village.

JaphNice:
U mean the judge does not consider the fact that Nigeria army in question invainded the home of the accuse leading to his escape to avoid his untimely death. The judge should old consider this angle of the case.

jamace:
Abaribe should object to that ruling. Had the soldiers killed Kanu, would the judge tell Abaribe to bring Kanu's corpse to court because he was a surety?

Nonsense! The judge is only bowing to the power of the day.

victorvezx:

U want to leave out the fact that Kanu first flouted all his bail conditions before the incident?

Blacknight28:
My questions are as follows
1. "if the Nigeria Army acting under order from the FG had succeeded in killing him (Nnamdi Kanu), will the court of law still order his sureties to forfit such huge amount of money?"
2. "Since there is threat to life by the very people who took him to court, why then should his sureties be charged?"

Firstpage:


How did you know the army ant to kill him? can you tell a judge that the army wanted to kill him? You think a court of law is a place for emotional conjectures? Do you even have any evidence the army went to his house?

gidgiddy:


Its a free world, Kanu can say what he likes. The constitution gives him freedom of speech.

gidgiddy:


Personally, I think the judge is biased. The federal Government, through the military, went to Kanu's house to kill him. He escaped and left the country to save his life. Why is the judge holding the sureties responsible for what the government caused? If Kanu had stayed back to be killed, would Justice Binta Nyako have ordered that the Sureties bring his dead body to court for trial? Of course not

So why penalise the sureties over a situation the government caused? I think Abaribe and co should head to the appeal court because this is miscarriage of justice

blacknp:
Please were did you get that story that the Military tried to kill Kanu,and for your ignorant sake,the number 1 rule of the Court,never believe in hear say,the Court is blind,everything you said is based on speculation and will be thrown out like a dirty tissue paper.

gidgiddy:


What do you think the Army went to shoot up Kanu's house for? Billet holes in his bedroom, living room even his Dog wasn't spared. You think the Army went on a social call? The videos of the Army at Kanu's house are on YouTube

Yyeske:
Go read the constitution, freedom of speech has a limit.

gidgiddy:


It has a limit to the extent that it is not used to commit a crime. There is no crime called the crime of "talking about going to get someone's head". If there was, half of Nigeria would be in jail

Yyeske:
I've told you this times without number that even here in Nigeria, you can land yourself in court or jail because someone accused you of "threat to life". That most Nigerians don't know about it doesn't make it less a crime

gidgiddy:


Personally, I think the judge is biased. The federal Government, through the military, went to Kanu's house to kill him. He escaped and left the country to save his life. Why is the judge holding the sureties responsible for what the government caused? If Kanu had stayed back to be killed, would Justice Binta Nyako have ordered that the Sureties bring his dead body to court for trial? Of course not

So why penalise the sureties over a situation the government caused? I think Abaribe and co should head to the appeal court because this is miscarriage of justice

Deepthoughts:
I'm completely shocked about the whole thing n the general apathy towards Abaribe n co especially from the igbos not necessarily to support kanu but to say no to brutal oppression, because what is happening is simply a desperate attempt by the hausa/fulani to silent completely voice of desent against their wicked dominance n expansionist agenda which they view the igbos to be the champions n ultimately instill fear into the rest ethnic groups that may wish to attempt opposing them.

Odingo1:
The way Yulobas are cerebrating in this thread is something else, nawaooo, those men can afford 100m now but the court should also look into military invasion of Kanu resident which led to his jumping the bail.

gidgiddy:


Threat to life cannot be mere words alone, it must be backed up by some sort of action. If everyone who ever said they will kill someone were charged to court, we would all be in jail.