[size=18pt]Mind your utterances –SSS warns politicians[/size]

From LAMBERT TYEM, Abuja

Friday, December 17, 2010


The State Security Service yesterday warned politicians to be mindful of utterances that could undermine security and unity of the country.

According to the SSS spokesperson, Marilyn Ogar, some politicians, in their desperate quest to occupy public offices, were in the habit of making utterances that had implication to the security and unity of the country.

The warning came on the hills of recent utterances of one of the presidential aspirants in the 2011 elections, perceived as incitement to violence. According to the SSS, “For some time now, the State Security Service has noted with grave concern the unguarded, reckless and divisive utterances of some prominent politicians.

The Service has also noted that these utterances, apart from being very inflammatory and extremely inciting, are of deep and grave national security concern. “We are again reminded that democracy is about dialogue, negotiation and compromise. However, a situation where some of those aspiring to rule this nation have resorted, through their utterances, to make “the country ungovernable,” or calling for “a violent change,” is very despicable and unacceptable to this Service. This, to this Service, is beyond politics.

“It must be reiterated that security is everybody’s business and cannot, therefore, be consciously breached on the altar of political expediency. Already, the unending trend of daily assaulting the psyche of Nigerians with statements of subversive bent is steadily fueling sectional hatred. The consequences, so far, have been an upsurge in political intolerance, violence, assassinations, abductions and stock piling of arms.

“Accordingly, the State Security Service wishes to seriously warn all politicians to henceforth desist from making unguarded statements, which have the capacity to undermine and subvert the stability of the nation.

“For the avoidance of doubt, democracy is about the rule of law. Accordingly, appropriate sanctions will be brought to bear heavily on any person found violating this warning.”


http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2010/dec/17/national-17-12-2010-006.htm

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Arrest them.
What are you waiting for.
You no nor your mate?

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I am ready. . .

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Fia dey catch all the Igbo traders for the North.

Always looking for a leader huh?

How far with the House of Assembly march?

Were the protesters bribed?

When did you notice,until after the president remarks abi?SSS u will always be the president Lap dog and forget your national role.

emerging dictatorship?