ode remo:

beaf common grow up that article was written in 2001.
dont come as if yor man is saint jonathan.

ode remo:

beaf common grow up that article was written in 2001.
dont come as if yor man is saint jonathan.

ode remo:

beaf common grow up that article was written in 2001.
dont come as if yor man is saint jonathan.

In September 2006, The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) named Mrs. Patience Jonathan, wife of Goodluck Jonathan, then Bayelsa State Governor, as an accomplice in the N104million-money laundering case involving Mrs. Nancy Ebere Nwosu.

The EFCC in suit number FHC

Abagworo:

This article is 10 years old.Even a criminal 2 years ago could be a Pastor today.So it is bullsh*t to discuss it or even use it as a reference.

Nigeria Releases Casualty Figures from Kaduna Riots
Sunday, August 26, 2001 (12:00 am)

by Obed Minchakpu

KADUNA, Nigeria (Compass) -- Nigerian police authorities reported that 123 churches were burned and 55 mosques razed during the Kaduna religious riots in late February that involved violent clashes between Christians and Muslims over the implementation of sharia (Islamic legal system) in northern Nigeria.

The police command in Kaduna made the disclosure through its commissioner, Alhaji Hamisu Isa, who submitted the report to the Judicial Commission of Inquiry, which was established in early March to investigate causes of the Kaduna riots. The Commission is headed by Justice Dalhatu Ja'afaru, a Muslim attorney.

The police said 609 persons were killed, including four policemen, and more than 100 persons were injured. In addition, 1,944 houses and 746 vehicles were burned. . .

'Allah will decide if I die for adultery'

A Nigerian woman facing death by stoning speaks for the first time after being sentenced under Islamic law: 'They have made so much politics out of sharia that it is denting Nigeria's image'

Religious hatred sparks Nigerian riots

By Glenn Mckenzie, AP


Sunday, 14 October 2001

Bands of Muslims and Christians rioted yesterday in the streets of Kano, northern Nigeria. More than a dozen people were killed, according to witnesses and police, and places of worship were set alight.


Bands of Muslims and Christians rioted yesterday in the streets of Kano, northern Nigeria. More than a dozen people were killed, according to witnesses and police, and places of worship were set alight.

This was the latest outbreak of religious violence in an area where Muslim-Christian fighting has killed thousands since last year.

Lagosboy:

@Beaf

Wha you fail to realise is that even GEJ wuld not play this kin of politics as he would be playing the reliious card and alienating the whole of the north. He would be saying he wants only votes from christians by attacking Buhari from a religious angle.

Common sense will tell us this kind of religius card is simply divisive, wake buddie wake up!

Jakumo:

All in favor of Ayatollah Buhari being handed an election LOSER'S consolation prize of being assigned to dog-catcher duties in his village, please say AYE !

tunnytox:

I can't even imagine that some people are clamouring for Buhari! I don't know of any credible achievement that this man has ever achieved in his life. He's a religious fanatic and will always be, He was a coup plotter who rules Nigerians by force and carried out several summary executions of people who were not properly tried. This man should just go and die and leave Nigeria alone

eku_bear:

Beaf = fear monger.

Gbawe:

Those who are insecure in their own candidate , because he has no decent record to run on (GEJ) , will focus entirely on defaming the character of everyone else in the race. I am prepared to see an article 'quoting' that Ribadu was an evil, drug-taking cult leader while he was at University in the past.