Damnnn niggar
Isoright .....
Rest in peace
Inna lil-lahi wa inna ilayhi raji un

Rip

rip

May his soul rest in peace. Amen

Na buhari cause am

Death self will leave people he shud av smitten and take good people away. May the souls of the departed rest in peace.

Mr comiserate

... Its Turn by Turn .........
Everyone is waiting for his Turn ! Its just a matter of time

Buhari, when is your time? You can't continue defiling nature.

On a serious note I wish Buhari was in his 40s or 50s so that he can live so long to witness the backwardness he has put this once great nation and everyday suffer mental torture wishing he had done the right thing but his nepotistic nature blinded him. That is what is happening to all of them when they leave office. Obasanjo, Goodluck, IBB etc. Then, they will start forming useless elder statesmen and profering solutions as if they made any good use of their time.

People in power should always bear in mind that power is transient and nothing lasts forever.

For the young ones in the forum that really wanna know about the few good men our darling country has produced in the past,
The man Gani Fawehinmi is among the Top 3.
One of the few good men we have around that fought with their lives for the masses.

All of us @[b][/b] hereby present him to you in words and in pictures.


Should I be faced with a tussle between the rich and the poor, I will dig and dig, till I find the law for the poor!”....... Gani Fawehinmi.

Up until he actually started practising law, all Ganiyu “Gani” Oyesola Fawehinmi wanted was to be a successful lawyer.
But when he started practising in Lagos in 1965, he soon realised that he also wanted to affect the lives of everyday Nigerians and leave a legacy of impact. He did exactly that. 

Often representing those who couldn’t afford his services, Fawehinmi quickly became known as “the people’s lawyer,” taking on a great number of pro bono cases over the course of his career. 

Fawehinmi played the role of human rights campaigner for 40 years, constantly provoking over-mighty military rulers and defending their victims. His brushes with the authorities earned him frequent detentions and beatings.
His passport was confiscated several times, and on one occasion his books were seized and his library set on fire.

He believed in media freedom, contributed avidly to newspapers, and often took on journalists’ cases. Most notable of these was the still unsolved case of Dele Giwa, a magazine editor killed by a parcel bomb in 1986.
Fawehinmi sought to re-open the Dele Giwa case, and called on the present federal attorney general to be removed for his indifference to corruption; all from his sick bed. 

“Since independence, each successive government assumed power either by rigging elections or by military usurpation,'' he once said.
''Each rolled out tonnes of papers or promises only to settle down to the business, not of governance, but of serious looting, brigandage, perversion of values, ethnic politicisation, insensitivity, spurious economic and financial maladjustments, useless task forces.''

He died in 2009 after a long battle with cancer, still resilient as ever. 

Throughout their fighting for the common man, non of these great men below murdered or killed anybody, cos all lives matter to then,
Unlike some political sponsored animals brainwashing some jobless and foolish touts these days, turning them to murderers in broad day light. Brothers killing sisters in cold blood.


A picture speaks more than a thousand words....

Which Buhari? And u want to tell me Buhari is even aware of anyone who does? Buhari that didn't even get himself self ,abeg make I hear words,na femi adeshina or Garba write am,stop lying on bubu always

Kingosytex:


https://dailypost.ng/2021/08/12/mohammed-fawehinmi-buhari-condoles-with-late-activists-family/

Mr buhari bring your butt back to nigeria asap...and do the necessary about the doctors plights......


...and stop sending condolence messages......as if he even know Mohammed fawehinmi.....

Ok

So Op no see the picture of the deceased put for front page?
Na the picture of this yeye tyrant una fit put
I just weak!

Let's always put our house in order...
No one knows the time or the moment our bell to journey beyond will ring... Seek God and find Peace everlasting. Jesus loves You.

It is well.

Adaorababy:
Buhari, when is your time? You can't continue defiling nature.

On a serious note I wish Buhari was in his 40s or 50s so that he can live so long to witness the backwardness he has put this once great nation and everyday suffer mental torture wishing he had done the right thing but his nepotistic nature blinded him. That is what is happening to all of them when they leave office. Obasanjo, Goodluck, IBB etc. Then, they will start forming useless elder statesmen and profering solutions as if they made any good use of their time.

People in power should always bear in mind that power is transient and nothing lasts forever.

.... Nonsense Talk ! Death has no regard for age ! Even pikin wey dem born today fit die today ! Even the Unborn dey die for belle sef !

President of condolences

Am surprised he wasn't shocked this time around

RIP

Shehu and Femi should continue deceiving themselves.

God is Watching You.

BUHARI is good at sending condolences message.

But he is deaf to suggestion from person outside his political circles.

Frontail:
... Its Turn by Turn .........
Everyone is waiting for his Turn ! Its just a matter of time

So, who told you that death looks like this? Most times, death appears in a flamboyant color

Sorry o