chines4:

Arresting is onething, having enough evidence to convict is another. we are still waiting for the prosecution of those arrested during the post election violence

Sammiel:

what are somali and sudanese nationals doing in our country? The govt. needs to work on the nigerian borders and many culprits need to be executed without trials if peace must reign, after deporting these aliens of war-torn countries.

iyatrustee:

See some ignorant rascal in the name 190_@ displaying his ignorance! President Abacha? Dat must be in the land of you dead men

Obviously you havent been struck with a bottle of pepsi before

190_@:

So Bokoboko even have a headquaters in flygeria

and they havent been bombed since

God help that country from the hands of Nigeria's present president general sunny Abacha 

190_@:

So Bokoboko even have a headquaters in flygeria

and they havent been bombed since

God help that country from the hands of Nigeria's present president general sunny Abacha general sunny yusuf_@ 

yusuf_@:

remove those last two characters in your username if u dnt want to get missing.
@ topic, na 2day? what hapund to d over 200 people arrested 4 election crisis?

its been replaced

samir101ng:

You guys truly have no idea what is happening in Borno. Men, its a wild, wild west there. Boko Haram do not wear uniforms or have any identifying mark. Majority of the suspects arrested in this cases are usually innocent folks apprehended for one minor reason or the other. The police and soldiers deployed their are like rabid dogs. They kill and shoot on the slightest reasons or signs of "attitude". Now, this makes the populace to be sympathetic to the Boko Haram group. They hide and feed them. In return, the Boko Haram retaliate for them. Just count the no of police & soldiers that have been tracked and killed even while wearing mufti. Innocent people are just rounded up and paraded as suspects especially the low income earners (people with no connections). The Borders are also very porous as goods and people just flow into the state. All these Niger and Chad people are the ones making the matters worse. The police should improve upon their surveillance and investigation techniques and not hurriedly arresting 58 suspects who were not even in Abuja. Am not saying they are innocent but you can never trust nigerian police in such matters.

Mbeki:

I got this excerpt somewhere!


Clause 23(1) of the Bill, allows the security agencies to enter, search and remove evidence from any property, without need for a search warrant, where applying to a judge would delay.
Also clause 24 of the Bill empowers the Director General of the State Security Service or other authorized officer to direct a communications provider, including telephone companies, to provide the communications data of any person over any given period. The Bill describes data to mean: information generated, sent, received or stored that can be retrieved by electronic magnetic, optical or any similar means”.
[b]The Bill also allows the security services to detain any person on suspicion of terrorism for 48 hours without any access to any person, including lawyers, and may only allow access to a medical doctor provided by the security services.

Under the Bill, a person may be held without charge for up to 2 months – a clear violation of the fundamental rights provisions guaranteed under the 1999 Nigerian Constitution of Nigeria.
Any person found guilty will be sentenced to death by hanging![/b]

THE BIG QUESTION IS: DOES JONATHAN GOVERNMENT HAVE THE GUT TO CARRY OUT ALL THESE!

Mbeki:

I got this excerpt somewhere!


Clause 23(1) of the Bill, allows the security agencies to enter, search and remove evidence from any property, without need for a search warrant, where applying to a judge would delay.
Also clause 24 of the Bill empowers the Director General of the State Security Service or other authorized officer to direct a communications provider, including telephone companies, to provide the communications data of any person over any given period. The Bill describes data to mean: information generated, sent, received or stored that can be retrieved by electronic magnetic, optical or any similar means”.
The Bill also allows the security services to detain any person on suspicion of terrorism for 48 hours without any access to any person, including lawyers, and may only allow access to a medical doctor provided by the security services.

Under the Bill, a person may be held without charge for up to 2 months – a clear violation of the fundamental rights provisions guaranteed under the 1999 Nigerian Constitution of Nigeria.
Any person found guilty will be sentenced to death by hanging!

THE BIG QUESTION IS: DOES JONATHAN GOVERNMENT HAVE THE GUT TO CARRY OUT ALL THESE!