989900:


Stop for a second and think if GEJ were a competent administrator, would the people have rejected him?

Jonathan singlehandedly made Buhari the president by his ineptitude and incompetence.

It was a decision between the devil and the deep blue sea.

P.S. The ironical thing about you guys that come for critics like me is that, while we would always be objective and hold them '419ers' and devilish politicians accountable, clamouring for better governance, you lot always want to take sides aiding and abetting them corrupt mfxkers.

#meatofthematter

Okoroawusa:
Sowore should rot in jail...

If I was a president n you called for a revolution few months after losing in an election you willingly contested in, I will have you assassinated.

Buhari is very lenient

mushystuff:
Sowore's publication via his Sahara Reporters medium has done him in on this one meaning more delays. Meanwhile, General Buhari and his goons have failed to file any fresh grounds since his re-arrest abi na govt approved kidnap!

Great Buhari supporters! Una well done.

gazza07:
seriously? Tell me u were thinking when u voted for buhari twice. Please tell me. Thinking man

Viking007:
I like how you always respond to these zombies in a civil manner. Unfortunately I can't. Infact I sometimes feel like blowing their heads off. With the immense suffering, extreme poverty, no jobs, yet some paid idiots still come here to defend rubbish.

TheGoodJoe:


That one is story. How can massive corruption happen under his nose and you feel he came out unblemished?

Do you know how many times his signature was used to carryout corrupt activities?


Former finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala says Goodluck Jonathan's inability to effectively tackle corruption, left her very frustrated.
President Goodluck Jonathan’s body language and mixed signals when it came to tackling corruption, left his Finance Minister drained and frustrated, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has shared in her new book: ‘Fighting corruption is dangerous; the story behind the headlines’.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pulse.ng/news/local/okonjo-iweala-ex-minister-says-jonathans-weakness-on-corruption-frustrated-her/3tc290z.amp

contigiency:


You and mama Nneka will be very stupid if any of you openly accuse the judge of being bias and still expect him to continue with the case.

mushystuff:
Justice Ahmed Mohammed of the Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday withdrew from the fundamental rights enforcement suit instituted by the 'RevolutionNow' protests convener, Mr. Omoyele Sowore, seeking an order for his release from custody of the Department of State Service. There have been no fresh charges instituted against Sowore since he was rearrested by the operatives of the DSS on December 6 barely 24 hours of being released from the agency's detention lasting over months.

But Justice Mohammed ruled on Monday that he could not hear Sowore's case filed on December 10 saying it was the fair, just and proper thing to do in view of the previous publications by Sowore's medium, Sahara Reporters, accusing him of taking bribe in a case to influence the outcome of his case.

The case in question is the trial of a former Governor of Benue State, Senator Gabriel Suswam, who is now being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission before another judge of the court, Justice Okon Abang. Justice Mohammed noted on Monday that the reports by Sahara Reporters in 2016 and 2019 made him to withdraw from the ex-governor's trial.

He recalled that when the first report was published in 2016, he was prevailed upon by the prosecution and defence teams to continue with the case. He said on continuing with the case, a similar report was published in June this year.

He said the situation put him in a situation whereby if he ruled in favour of Sowore, it could be perceived as having been blackmailed by Sowore to so rule, and that in the event that he ruled against the activist, he could be perceived as being vengeful.

"Justice is rooted in confidence," the judge said, adding, "That is to say none of the parties should have fear or apprehension that he will not get justice before a court." He then ordered that the case file be sent back to the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice John Tsoho, for reassignment to another judge.

https://punchng.com/breaking-judge-withdraws-from-sowores-suit/

989900:


Tell me what PDP was thinking presenting Atiku as a viable candidate, of all the bright young minds and corrupt-free candidates possible?
Oh, them dollars . . .

Sadly, regrettably, PDP gave Buhari the win, even before the elections got started.

989900:
The right thing to do.

BTW, if we let Major General Buhari get away with this, then we're all game -- even local law enforcement on the street would take a cue to deal with us like fowls!

gypsey:
I hear that this Sowore was Very critical of Goodluck Jonathan. Now he will aee the difference between Jonathan and buhari..




Sowore should Apologise to Jonathan otherwisw he should rot in Jail.

GreyLaw:


You obviously didn't read what I wrote up there. What you wrote is largely assumption and conjecture. No facts!

Take him to court. Convict him. Call him a thief freely. You cannot come online and say things like "with all the corruption around him..." That is Buhari's style: call a man a murder without asking or seeing whom he killed.

The world doesn't work that way.

Didn't Jonathan and didn't vote Buhari, but my senses are in tact to not allow me be the judge of a case I don't have cold, hard facts.

Everything APC said PDP did they are doing even worse. Jonathan didn't tackle corruption but he gave you BVN, IPPIS, TSA. To me that is fighting corruption the smart way, not useless media trials that lead nowhere.

Every government in Nigeria is allegedly corrupt, so whatever APC said in 2015 they just said to buy people's favour. They are no better. They are birds of the same feather.

Okoroawusa:
Sowore should rot in jail...

If I was a president n you called for a revolution few months after losing in an election you willingly contested in, I will have you assassinated.


Buhari is very lenient

Amalekki:

Sowore was very critical of Babangida, Abacha, Abubakar, Obasanjo, Yar'Adua, Turai Yar'Adua and Goodluck Jonathan, and now Buhari.

Sowore was not choosing between Jonathan and Buhari. His focus was, and is, on a better Nigeria, isn't this as clear as daylight? How on earth is it so difficult for some people to understand?

raffite:


You just assassinated the few functional cells left in your brain.

mushystuff:


What do you mean? Isn't he your darling and model president anymore? You and your kind have been unrelenting in supporting him despite his clear antecedents and disregard for human rights and the rule of law so who are the we to stop the General?

Okoroawusa:
Sowore should rot in jail...

If I was a president n you called for a revolution few months after losing in an election you willingly contested in, I will have you assassinated.


Buhari is very lenient

TemmyT002:

Petty and childish Grow up sir

Humility017:


you see bro...the injustice you tolerate today may return to hurt you later...

remember when this government went beyond the ambits of the law, arrest and dealt with Nnamdi kanu, many south westerners supported this government.
and now the Tiger they pampered has returned to hurt their own son......

I think we will learn from this.... it is so unfortunate that greed brought us into this mess.....
mind you I am from Edo please.

Okoroawusa:
Sowore should rot in jail...

If I was a president n you called for a revolution few months after losing in an election you willingly contested in, I will have you assassinated.


Buhari is very lenient

mushystuff:
Justice Ahmed Mohammed of the Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday withdrew from the fundamental rights enforcement suit instituted by the 'RevolutionNow' protests convener, Mr. Omoyele Sowore, seeking an order for his release from custody of the Department of State Service. There have been no fresh charges instituted against Sowore since he was rearrested by the operatives of the DSS on December 6 barely 24 hours of being released from the agency's detention lasting over months.

But Justice Mohammed ruled on Monday that he could not hear Sowore's case filed on December 10 saying it was the fair, just and proper thing to do in view of the previous publications by Sowore's medium, Sahara Reporters, accusing him of taking bribe in a case to influence the outcome of his case.

The case in question is the trial of a former Governor of Benue State, Senator Gabriel Suswam, who is now being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission before another judge of the court, Justice Okon Abang. Justice Mohammed noted on Monday that the reports by Sahara Reporters in 2016 and 2019 made him to withdraw from the ex-governor's trial.

He recalled that when the first report was published in 2016, he was prevailed upon by the prosecution and defence teams to continue with the case. He said on continuing with the case, a similar report was published in June this year.

He said the situation put him in a situation whereby if he ruled in favour of Sowore, it could be perceived as having been blackmailed by Sowore to so rule, and that in the event that he ruled against the activist, he could be perceived as being vengeful.

"Justice is rooted in confidence," the judge said, adding, "That is to say none of the parties should have fear or apprehension that he will not get justice before a court." He then ordered that the case file be sent back to the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice John Tsoho, for reassignment to another judge.

https://punchng.com/breaking-judge-withdraws-from-sowores-suit/

Okoroawusa:
Sowore should rot in jail...

If I was a president n you called for a revolution few months after losing in an election you willingly contested in, I will have you assassinated.


Buhari is very lenient

mushystuff:


Ah! Unfortunately the deliberate blindness of you and your kind have brought us all to this Next Level. I hope you sufficiently regret your stubborn refusal to see the truth even though it makes no difference anyway.

The next question is who are the we you referred to to stop the strong, integrity-filled General you prefer to a 'weak' president?

Okoroawusa:
Sowore should rot in jail...

If I was a president n you called for a revolution few months after losing in an election you willingly contested in, I will have you assassinated.


Buhari is very lenient