Chuksmonika:
you wish. I just hope you don't hang yourself when he is released.

MNK is holding the useless zoo by the scrotum.

NobleRace:


Truth be told. The Federal government can withdraw the case from Court.

AtikuNetwork:
Kanu's release must be predicated on very stiff conditions. First, he must publicly renounce his Biafra agitation and express full and unwavering commitment to Nigeria's unity. He must be made to recite the Nigerian national anthem and pledge of allegiance on national television, and willingly join politics like normal people do. Either that or he should be allowed to rot in prison while his trial keeps getting endlessly postponed. The truth is, if his trial is allowed to continue, he would most likely be sentenced to death. No two ways about it. He'll be executed and heaven will not fall, except for maybe some unrest in the SouthEast which would abate after sometime. I'm sure the igbo leaders are aware of this hence their meeting with the FG.

Aufbauh:
It's really an assailable demand on Mr. President to erroneously terminate a judicial process that is in motion.

The only political solution to Kanu's case is to avail him a fair trial. Anything short of this will be immoral, grossly inconsistent, demeaning and unacceptable.

Pls avoid quoting my mention comparing MNK case with pardoned Boko haram fighters.
One of the clear differences between their respective cases is that MNK case is before the law court.

abeggnow:
i tot they where one and the same. are they not??

Buckeyemedia1:
Shut up Zombie, Someone around you should tie you up & throw you inside River Niger, good riddance to bad rubbish.

AtikuNetwork:
Kanu's release must be predicated on very stiff conditions. First, he must publicly renounce his Biafra agitation and express full and unwavering commitment to Nigeria's unity. He must be made to recite the Nigerian national anthem and pledge of allegiance on national television, and willingly join politics like normal people do. Either that or he should be allowed to rot in prison while his trial keeps getting endlessly postponed. The truth is, if his trial is allowed to continue, he would most likely be sentenced to death. No two ways about it. He'll be executed and heaven will not fall, except for maybe some unrest in the SouthEast which would abate after sometime. I'm sure the igbo leaders are aware of this hence their meeting with the FG.

abeggnow:
go to prisons u will see them plenty facing death sentence. i have personally seen some. when we do our prison out reach

AtikuNetwork:
Kanu's release must be predicated on very stiff conditions. First, he must publicly renounce his Biafra agitation and express full and unwavering commitment to Nigeria's unity. He must be made to recite the Nigerian national anthem and pledge of allegiance on national television, and willingly join politics like normal people do. Either that or he should be allowed to rot in prison while his trial keeps getting endlessly postponed. The truth is, if his trial is allowed to continue, he would most likely be sentenced to death. No two ways about it. He'll be executed and heaven will not fall, except for maybe some unrest in the SouthEast which would abate after sometime. I'm sure the igbo leaders are aware of this hence their meeting with the FG.

KaluwisxPRO:


So Boko haram trials are done in secret, but protesters are taken to court with media paparazzi

And mind you, only the Attorney General of the federation has the right to trial Boko Haram members of terrorism, so what exactly are they being tried for? Since we all know the Attorney General is not the one putting them on trial??

abeggnow:
lol and loose woefully. i wonder what you think war is?

yahmohy27:

Who allowed you to comment self?

abeggnow:
you make it sound like boko haram is a single person. they are in the thousands. most are killed on the spot. other a prosecuted. only young once are rehabilitated. . but take you time to go to prisons and u will see some one them serving sentences there.

riczy:
So sorry u need to b rehabilitated!

LordviccoDaGuru:


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=424721032358039&id=100044604366356&sfnsn=scwspwa

LordviccoDaGuru:


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=424721032358039&id=100044604366356&sfnsn=scwspwa

Idiko1:


This explains why numerous Nigerian school leavers do not have jobs. Courts do not prosecute anybody or even "Try" anybody. Courts determines the legality or lack thereof. Prosecutorial duties lies with ministry of justice and other branches of law enforcement agencies. The crux of matter with this thread is separation of powers in a democratic system of government. The ministry of justice is a branch of executive while courts belong to judiciary. It is unfortunate Femi Adisana does not know and cannot strike a difference between the courts and ministry of justice. Nigeria must be disintegrated for a way forward.

MENELIIK:


Nobody ask for your tribe

KaluwisxPRO:


Mr Man, By Nigeria Law, only the attorney general has the right to charge anyone for Terrorism, so I’m asking you again? Who is charging those Boko Haram members, and for what charges that the whole country is not aware of but you and your prison mates

Danjikanbauchi:
to defend their land against attack from the supporter of APC. Hausa or fulani cannot defeat southern Nigeria without middlebelt. Even Biafra war our fathers fought the war not Fulani.