alsudan:
Abacha really showed the Afonja coward Shege

alsudan:
Abacha really showed the Afonja coward Shege

seunmsg:



Visit the library of media houses that existed back then if you want to see a copy of the statement. There was no internet in 1993 so don’t expect anybody to provide you with a link.

SLAP44:
The beating the man chop that day no be here o

Small army recruits sent by the PTF chairman were flogging the man as they threw him into the black Maria.

I didn't mention names o.

SLAP44:
The beating the man chop that day no be here o

Small army recruits sent by the PTF chairman were flogging the man as they threw him into the black Maria.

I didn't mention names o.

fuckingAyaya:
Afonjas have been fulanis sacrificial lamb since 19bc

SillyMods:

Advise Atiku to declare himself president please

Youngadvocate:
[s]Like or hate him, one thing is sure about Abacha...he's brave, straight up, disciplined, intelligent, smart and decisive.

He's the definition of a REAL MAN...one who does damage and own it, who threatens and lives up to the billing...not like the old thing in Aso Rock that blames everyone (even the dead and the gods) except himself.

if not that the gods plastered Abacha's conscience with craze for corruption and quantum looting, he would have been the Best President in the history of Nigeria. [/s]

alsudan:
Abacha really showed the Afonja coward Shege

seunmsg:


The beating he received and the long term imprisonment he endured is what led to the democracy you are now enjoying. Today, Abacha is looked down upon as a despot while MKO is celebrated as the hero of democracy. In years to come, June 12 will continue to be celebrated as democracy day by generations yet to be born in as much as Nigeria is still in existence while Abacha’s despotic memory will fade away. Truly, the evil/good that men does live after them.

seunmsg:


The beating he received and the long term imprisonment he endured is what led to the democracy you are now enjoying. Today, Abacha is looked down upon as a despot while MKO is celebrated as the hero of democracy. In years to come, June 12 will continue to be celebrated as democracy day by generations yet to be born in as much as Nigeria is still in existence while Abacha’s despotic memory will fade away. Truly, the evil/good that men does live after them.

SLAP44:
The beating the man chop that day no be here o

Small boys army recruits sent by the PTF chairman were flogging the man as they threw him into the black Maria.

I didn't mention names o.

donate:



PTF chairman, now the president of a particular country.....

Empiree:
I still like Abacha for one thing, the day he declared his state address similar to "state of the union" in the USA. He said: "All hands MUST be on deck" He was Mr. no nonsense. And I believe that his corruption was less compared to what we now have, It is pointless to keep blaming a deadman for looting nigeria while Houses of Senate and Reps are looting Nigeria dry and citizen languish. In the next three months according to ereports i read earlier today, Senators will have getting billions of dollars in allowances. Imagine that.

Stop falling for their blames game on Abacha's loot. They did not correct Abacha's wrong in over 16 years. I remembered when Obj ascended presidential seat. Days after days we heard noise about abacha's loot being recovered. "Alaroye" Newspaper was one loud mouth sob back then. Where are the looted monies today?. Abacha is gone but the country is far worse today than Abacha's regime. As it stands right now, i much prefer military regime to this so called democratic regime.

seunmsg:



Visit the library of media houses that existed back then if you want to see a copy of the statement. There was no internet in 1993 so don’t expect anybody to provide you with a link.

seunmsg:


The beating he received and the long term imprisonment he endured is what led to the democracy you are now enjoying. Today, Abacha is looked down upon as a despot while MKO is celebrated as the hero of democracy. In years to come, June 12 will continue to be celebrated as democracy day by generations yet to be born in as much as Nigeria is still in existence while Abacha’s despotic memory will fade away. Truly, the evil/good that men does live after them.