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Allsingles:So PDP paid for Oyo, Sokoto, Bauchi and Benue Elections since the won their cases at the Supreme Court. |
IPOBs desperate for a revenge , urging Yorubas on to insist on the illegal outfit Amotekun so that operation Python dance can be unleashed on them. The IPOBs have two benefits; 1. To see Yorubas youths humiliated like the IPOBs in Python dance. 2.To bring enemity and destroy the accord between the North and the West which pains them a lot.
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AMOTEKUN & THE STAND OF EDUCATED ILLITERATES -copied Apparently we attend school for certificates in the south, not for knowledge. I am so disappointed in the ongoing Amotekun debate. There is no basis for it occupying our national discuss. No basis. We operate a "constitutional democracy". If you are confused, simply go back to the grundnum - The 1999 Constitution. There are three tiers of government established and recognised by that book. Federal, state and local government. Each saddled with its responsibilities. The crux of that responsibilities being the welfare of citizens. No law passed by any of these tiers is illegal as long as it conform with the spirit and letters of the constitution. The problem with this Amotekun contraption is that no government has a law on it. None. Secondly the body setting it up is not a government and certainly is not recognised in the constitution We don't have a regional government in Nigeria. My chagrin is that there is hardly a family in the south without a college or university graduate. Yet we failed when it mattered most. The "highly illiterate northerners" read and understood the constitution. Though the north are predominantly Muslim with sharia laws entrenched in the constitution, they practice same with the dictate of the constitution. Every state maintain its borders and limits. No Kano Hisbah can arrest an accuse in say Zaria or Dutse. And vise versa. On the Amotekun, if it was not lead by power mongers like Gani Adams, you expect each state to pass the enabling laws. Set up their commands and stay within their boundaries. But, no.They want to set up an outfit to gift unconstitutional powers to their new Aare onakankanfo. This can NEVER happen. It will never work. Set up your neighborhood watches. Do whatever you want. But a regional armed force is a complete NO. We won't go this way again. Use your learning well for once. Stop embarrassing us. -JOHNSON ANDREW'S OPINION |
AMOTEKUN & THE STAND OF EDUCATED ILLITERATES -copied Apparently we attend school for certificates in the south, not for knowledge. I am so disappointed in the ongoing Amotekun debate. There is no basis for it occupying our national discuss. No basis. We operate a "constitutional democracy". If you are confused, simply go back to the grundnum - The 1999 Constitution. There are three tiers of government established and recognised by that book. Federal, state and local government. Each saddled with its responsibilities. The crux of that responsibilities being the welfare of citizens. No law passed by any of these tiers is illegal as long as it conform with the spirit and letters of the constitution. The problem with this Amotekun contraption is that no government has a law on it. None. Secondly the body setting it up is not a government and certainly is not recognised in the constitution We don't have a regional government in Nigeria. My chagrin is that there is hardly a family in the south without a college or university graduate. Yet we failed when it mattered most. The "highly illiterate northerners" read and understood the constitution. Though the north are predominantly Muslim with sharia laws entrenched in the constitution, they practice same with the dictate of the constitution. Every state maintain its borders and limits. No Kano Hisbah can arrest an accuse in say Zaria or Dutse. And vise versa. On the Amotekun, if it was not lead by power mongers like Gani Adams, you expect each state to pass the enabling laws. Set up their commands and stay within their boundaries. But, no.They want to set up an outfit to gift unconstitutional powers to their new Aare onakankanfo. This can NEVER happen. It will never work. Set up your neighborhood watches. Do whatever you want. But a regional armed force is a complete NO. We won't go this way again. Use your learning well for once. Stop embarrassing us. -JOHNSON ANDREW'S OPINION |
AMOTEKUN & THE STAND OF EDUCATED ILLITERATES -copied Apparently we attend school for certificates in the south, not for knowledge. I am so disappointed in the ongoing Amotekun debate. There is no basis for it occupying our national discuss. No basis. We operate a "constitutional democracy". If you are confused, simply go back to the grundnum - The 1999 Constitution. There are three tiers of government established and recognised by that book. Federal, state and local government. Each saddled with its responsibilities. The crux of that responsibilities being the welfare of citizens. No law passed by any of these tiers is illegal as long as it conform with the spirit and letters of the constitution. The problem with this Amotekun contraption is that no government has a law on it. None. Secondly the body setting it up is not a government and certainly is not recognised in the constitution We don't have a regional government in Nigeria. My chagrin is that there is hardly a family in the south without a college or university graduate. Yet we failed when it mattered most. The "highly illiterate northerners" read and understood the constitution. Though the north are predominantly Muslim with sharia laws entrenched in the constitution, they practice same with the dictate of the constitution. Every state maintain its borders and limits. No Kano Hisbah can arrest an accuse in say Zaria or Dutse. And vise versa. On the Amotekun, if it was not lead by power mongers like Gani Adams, you expect each state to pass the enabling laws. Set up their commands and stay within their boundaries. But, no.They want to set up an outfit to gift unconstitutional powers to their new Aare onakankanfo. This can NEVER happen. It will never work. Set up your neighborhood watches. Do whatever you want. But a regional armed force is a complete NO. We won't go this way again. Use your learning well for once. Stop embarrassing us. -JOHNSON ANDREW'S OPINION |
AMOTEKUN & THE STAND OF EDUCATED ILLITERATES -copied Apparently we attend school for certificates in the south, not for knowledge. I am so disappointed in the ongoing Amotekun debate. There is no basis for it occupying our national discuss. No basis. We operate a "constitutional democracy". If you are confused, simply go back to the grundnum - The 1999 Constitution. There are three tiers of government established and recognised by that book. Federal, state and local government. Each saddled with its responsibilities. The crux of that responsibilities being the welfare of citizens. No law passed by any of these tiers is illegal as long as it conform with the spirit and letters of the constitution. The problem with this Amotekun contraption is that no government has a law on it. None. Secondly the body setting it up is not a government and certainly is not recognised in the constitution We don't have a regional government in Nigeria. My chagrin is that there is hardly a family in the south without a college or university graduate. Yet we failed when it mattered most. The "highly illiterate northerners" read and understood the constitution. Though the north are predominantly Muslim with sharia laws entrenched in the constitution, they practice same with the dictate of the constitution. Every state maintain its borders and limits. No Kano Hisbah can arrest an accuse in say Zaria or Dutse. And vise versa. On the Amotekun, if it was not lead by power mongers like Gani Adams, you expect each state to pass the enabling laws. Set up their commands and stay within their boundaries. But, no.They want to set up an outfit to gift unconstitutional powers to their new Aare onakankanfo. This can NEVER happen. It will never work. Set up your neighborhood watches. Do whatever you want. But a regional armed force is a complete NO. We won't go this way again. Use your learning well for once. Stop embarrassing us. -JOHNSON ANDREW'S OPINION |
The bloody Nzeugwu coup of January 1966 where Balewa, Akintola, Sardauna and a host of non Igbo senior military and government officers and their families were murdered was called “Operation Damisa “ i.e. Operation “Leopard”. Same as Amotekun. Are some people trying to re-enact January 15th 1966? Or is this just a coincidence? |
franchasng:No real difference in the story, the megalomaniac had no intelligence in actual combat. The hero of that story is General Gowon who magnanimously ordered for Military Officer’s burial because at those early stages ( police action) he ( Gowon) was hoping that the Biafrans would see reason and call off the secession. Gowon considered all Biafran Officer such as Nigerian Officers - misguided. |
vr0xen:On 29 July 1967, Nzeogwu - who had been promoted to the rank of a Biafran Lt. Colonel - was trapped in an ambush near Nsukka while conducting a night reconnaissance operation against federal troops of the 21st battalion under Captain Mohammed Inuwa Wushishi. He was killed by recruits before his corpse was subsequently identified. Nzeugwu’s intelligence is only when planning to kill unsuspecting civilians and women in their bedrooms. He was no better than any armed robber. When a real war came up he couldn’t even last one week in actual combat. The recruits killed the confused cowardly “officer”. |
chloedogie:You’re so hateful, what brought northerners inside a 100% Nyamiri affair ? The candidates, the voters , the opposition and the state involved are Igbos. So if they choose to kill themselves now you blame Northerners, there is God ooo! |
Racoon:Same goes to the cowardly Chukwuma Nzeugwu ( the man who foolishly started it all ) creeping into the houses of unarmed people at midnight murdering women and sleeping persons. He was killed by federal recruits in the first few weeks of the Biafran war. Did he think he would live to inherit Nigeria? |
God has already intervened through Father Mbaka and Nigeria has done its best through the Supreme Court. These women should try Amadioha. |
agemmy113:With this your grammar I can see that you have bitten more then you can chew. She is worried about your English. You should better stick to your level, i.e. the housegirl. |
Atiku will back anything that can bring him close to being President. He will end up as the President of Odudua Republic. If the Biafrans reject him. |
ImmaculateJOE:Not in a million years. Those 2 will never unite, not even in the illegality called Amotekun. |
What does “ almost slap” mean please? |
FemiMaduka:You have not explained the recruitment with only church birth certificates , you went into the nonsensical Fulani hating rhetorics and the fabrication attributed to Sardauna by evil southern press. |
handsomeyinka:If he doesn’t start looting like they always do. These people and money ehn! |
Buhari is working |
itsme01:He is not Kanuri, he is Marghi, you didn’t hear him well. |
itsme01:You’re right about the guy except the fact that he is not Kanuri. |
Supporters of the criminal CJN Onnoghen now want to be President |
Subduer:In your warped mind, it is the corrupt thieving Onnoghen that had dignity |
NimrodEndOfDays:Okay , cocaine courier to Bangkok and China. I understand |
The money was obtained through deception and conmanship anyway |
slowice:Yes, a thousand years perhaps. No problem, they can have their laugh. |
Okemmanwu:This statement alone is enough to give you Presidency, kontinu. |
NimrodEndOfDays:What comes out of the SE? Palm kernel? |
mrvitalis:You see the arrogance |
Derrinclay:I sympathize with your teachers |
Derrinclay:You have comprehension problem. There is only one hausa language but you can write it in different scripts. Roman text, Chinese text, Indian text or arabic text. |
Derrinclay:It means you can only read hausa in Christian ( Roman) script |
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