₦airaland Forum

BSsniffer:
Not surprised....black American slaves once believed that slavery was "God's" will for their lives, black slave owners would empathize parts of the Bible where it talked about the obedient servant.....95% of Africans are conditioned to reason like slaves, it takes lots of reading to desensitize one's self..... unfortunately must Africans don't read.

And the slavery is still on ,on an advance stage which is the slavery of the mind , African don't have the mind of there own ,in school they are taught to remember only ,just take a look how serious Nigerians are on Caucasian crises , opening thread after thread about two white folks ,but non of this negros have taken this seriousness on negros against negros from West to east to the South , really Africa can never recover .

EngrHumble:
Hundreds of unarmed Ukrainians forced Russian military tanks to halt on the outskirts of Koryukivka, a border town, by blocking their way in the ongoing #Russiaukrainewar.

According to reports, lost Russian soldiers stopped to ask for directions and were surrounded by locals.

In video footage from the incident, Ukrainians can be seen going towards a convoy of tanks in order to block them from approaching the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. While the military watched from their war vehicles, the brave men created a human shield, forcing the convoy to retreat.

On Monday, the Russian invasion on Ukraine reached its fifth day, with President Volodymyr Zelensky declaring that the next 24 hours would be a "crucial period" for his country.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G66fXxRZwQs

You can call that bravely in a society that works , imagine civilian blocking an armored tank in a time of war ,but ordinary general was blocked in a state on tranquility and there was a massacre and Nigerians justify the massacre ,I bet you with my liver and kidneys that if this be in this shit hole civilian casualties should have been counted in thousand ,just like soldier burning down community is been justify from some section of the country.

BSsniffer:
The major (modern) problem with africa started with the Berlin conference and the map drawing by europeans, ethnic groups were separated and joined with other ethnic groups that share no common language or ideology with them...

From the English to the Germans, every ethnic group in Europe has their representing nation and no group is forced into nationhood with another group, why then should a Yoruba man like me share a nation with an Igbo or a fulani or vice versa.....it honestly cannot and won't work for anyone, sub Saharan Africa will not progress untill every ethnic nation is recognized and given the right to their future. It's either we restructure as a nation or have a referendum and each ethnic group stays on their own. The hausa/fulani wil succeed as if they have their own nation of theirs, same as the yorubas, igbos, Benin kingdom, ijaws, efiks and other groups.

The current structures in Africa isn't currently paying anyone and that's because they're largely colonial structures not meant to pay us but pay the westerners....if you disagree with my points kindly state a better solution.
Thanks

But sadly African and Nigerians in particular has chosen this Berlin boundaries as the original boundaries from God and any other adjustment to Aboriginal boundaries is regarded as creating artificial boundaries in Africa ,one of the most stupid thing I have heard from a Nigerian scholars saying that god created Nigeria , really it better to be ignorant that to be half educated.

OyigboUpdate:
More

Dont read it in public o.

Biafrans are democratic in nature they follow who they want fellow and listen to whom they want to listen , unlike some slowpoke at sahell will tie the bedsheets of the whole village on his head spew trash and every zombie will hit there heads on the ground ,like wise on bush man will carry all grasses and tree on his head to address the erudite skullers.

Nairalandhotboy:
but you are the one acting as bingo here

Real true my brother the mad dog is barking from thread to thread , calling others bingo why in real sense he is the ultimate zombie ,but would the erudite skullers listen no , because if you present counter opinion they will call you brainwashed ,ndi eri eri.

OyeofIkoTuN:
Boring...nobody send you for here again

You are just trying hard to get to the level of the vulture ,I know you started before him but his now way far ahead of you poor hungry bmc.

OyigboUpdate:
More as sit at home violence continues in Anambra by ESN/Unknown gunmen

Keep on disgracing yourself with your fellow erudite skullers ,this picture clearly shows that the incident happened at night ,where esn enforcing sit at home at night been Sunday or whatever days you choose to suit your lies ,this Monday and it not yet night ,so keeping on killing igbo people and tag it ipob or esn just to elude the skullers who can't reason .

Goodmarlian:
Honestly I regret been born Nigerian but who am I to question God, ok saw a comment a guy made in the front page where he was supporting Russians for invading ukraine which resulted to the Injury and death of some civilians you need see the way Nigerians were attacking the guy he was quoted more then 50 times,imagine the energy even the well know tribalists here we're quoting the guy calling him wicked.
But did you one funny thing another thread was posted in the frontage about how Nigerian army has invaded a community in the southeast killing its own citizens and burning down their homes but I never saw any much condemnation from Nigerians except the sympathetic igbos,infact some where even rejoicing over it,we keep decieved that we have a country but deep down we know we don't.

Nigerians has no brain the few that has brain is damage the rest stomach infrastructure brats are bmc

Donaluta:
You are not in Ukraine ... How did you get your own news ... Una go dey naija dey report wetin dey another man country ... Sense dey far from most of una

When you see bmc writing you will know, they don't reason ,they are just garbage in garbage out .

NoQualmz:
This is the kind of life Ipob wants to bring upon South East. God forbid

But they will be fiercely resisted

Just critically look at this pic pls

This is the highest point of foolish niggarian cowards , instead of you to causion the aggressor causing myhem ,you are blaming the opporesed for saying Enough is enough.

minasi4841:
All because he wants me and you to be free.
This was how they beat Jesus christ.
As shared on whatsap. Kenya government will hear from us

He was bruised for our sins ,he was wounded for our transgressions and our chastisement for peace was upon him ,and by his stripes we will be free ,

My Lord and savior mazi nnamdi kanu , wether in life or in death you will be my leader.

you have the right to decide what makes you happy, you guys have been in pain since so masturbate small .

hollah123:
in Nigeria abi??

you see these colonial niggas , at first they seem so intelligent but when they come under cross examination you find out they are just du***********m

hollah123:
Nnamdi Kanu keep shouting Biafra or war, even Ojukwu with all d military experience n exposure fail.
who is Nnamdiot kunu?

Napoleon was regarded as the world most famous general but Toussaint Louverture made him suffer the biggest defeat in his life .

theTranslator:
Lol
The Igbo policemen dead by the hands of ESN are Yoruba??
And Igboho has always fought against oppression
Oppression can come from anybody....Even your father
So why can't he fight oppression?

You guys have a very stupid mentality


The thing about IPOB is that you don't think for yourselves...nnamdi does the thinking

And obviously doesn't do it well

you at this retard ,so you acknowledged that oppression can come from anybody ,but you find it absurd when the oppressor is eliminated


although it not surprising to me ,coming from people that lot Kwara and there was never attempted revolt ,the perfect house niggas

yes nnamdi reason for us ,
who reason for you? , buhari that promised you #1- $1

theTranslator:
Lol
The Igbo policemen dead by the hands of ESN are Yoruba??
And Igboho has always fought against oppression
Oppression can come from anybody....Even your father
So why can't he fight oppression?

You guys have a very stupid mentality


The thing about IPOB is that you don't think for yourselves...nnamdi does the thinking

And obviously doesn't do it well

you at this retard ,so you acknowledged that oppression can come from anybody ,but you find it absurd when the oppressor is eliminated


although it not surprising to me ,coming from people that lot Kwara and there was never attempted revolt ,the perfect house niggas

yes nnamdi reason for us ,
who reason for you? , buhari that promised you #1- $1 , cross examin yourself before your open your mouth, citizen of the only colony where yesterday is better than today.

theTranslator:
I seriously don't understand
I see what they post on Facebook

They're really brainwashed

Makes me doubt the fact that igbos have one of the highest IQs

The amount of brainwashing

you Nigerians won't stop to amaze this world ,what justification does a nigg_ arean has to say that some one is brainwashed, take away the concrete cement in your brain before you search for dust in someone head

hollah123:
Bros abeg what was Nnamdi Kanu doing b4 Biafra?

please don't avoid d question Na God I take beg u.
cc.... gidgiddy

he is MD at alpha Phoenix consultant ,apga chairman for UK and EU these only but a few

hollah123:
go n Check Sunday igboho record n get the fact that he's a warrior n he's been fighting war for long,go n read about d Ife n modakeke fight n see the role he played among other things he has done.

He's a war veteran n he's been there a couple of times even there are many films to his name for proper recognition.

Bros,please can u tell us what Nnamdi Kanu was doing b4 Biafra?
Any company he worked for with evidence?
Any organisation of his own?
What was he doing prior to Biafra struggle?
or was he just an idle man who found an hustle in Biafra?
please reply me bro

a warrior that fight his brother is that one a warrior , which external force has he defeated ,Fulani are still killing his people sending them away from their ancestral homes making them a refugees in a neighboring country ,and his a warrior for fighting over land dispute , Yoruba fighting Yoruba since ages but cant fight external aggression that cowardice and not bravely,we Igbos there maybe internal issue but we don't elevate anybody as a warrior for fighting and killing his Brothers as a warrior that a taboo.

we have listen to God side of the story but nobody bothered to hear from Satan ,
Nigerians have listen to their news outlets and accepted there narrative ,but hatred won't allow them to listen to mazi nnamdi kanu side of the story, but wether they listen or not we owe nobody any apologize for our actions.

The level of hypocrisy in the mind of those Nigerians can justify the reason the white paint the narrative that Satan is black.

Mr poster ,this why I disregard any one Nigerianist, before you condemn boko Haram , remember there is a man called Muhammad Yusuf ,this man was tortured and killed all manner of inhumane treatment was meet on his followers, by this same police and army, they cried but nobody cared until the trauma turn them in the beast they are today , nobody hold the police ,army ,and the politicians accountable, rather you chear them and blam the victim for raising up in resistance,



Now coming to the east ,you fail to realize the reality ,this agitation predated buhari maybe you are one of those political praise singers that is hidden under this agitation to comfort your lost ,buhari has come and he must go ,so banking on hatred for buhari or APC is stupidity ,rather it the idiocy of buhari like wise Johnathan to bk that gave rise to this agitation,

We all are here chearing the army and police killing innocent ipob with just flag , blam them for protesting, accuse them of fermenting trouble for holding rallies , kill them for holding prayers at national high school aba, you can't beat a child and tell him not to cry.

If these resistance is heightened blam nobody but yourself the army the police and the insensitive politicians,these rain will fall on every body .

letu:
We are still the victim in what ever aspect of the situation, like this Facebook message but I really don't know the guy whose picture is attached to the news, well as it is the news actually saying that we are still the victim in what ever aspect of the situation inwhich I will say whoever that have ear let him or her hear.

we are not the victim ,these people where they ,taking command , kidnapping and torturing their brothers and sisters ,and now the table have turn around you want me to have sympathy for them .

peacekante:
I await your wailing when the military start descending on you criminals.

what will they do that they have not done before.

peacekante:
NNAMDI KANU your generation will never die well

more price will be paid ,we have cried enough back then ,you people should cry now ,angels on duty

Note:this thread is for people that knows and understand the laws in the constitution of Federal Repulic of Nigeria. court orders on rampage
The leadership of International
Society for Civil Liberties & the
Rule of Law (Intersociety);
supported by other ten
members of the Southeast
based Coalition of Human
Rights Organizations
(SBCHROs) have dragged Hon
Justice Adeniyi Ademola of
Court Six of the Federal High
Court, Abuja Division to the
National Judicial Council (NJC)
through its chairman, Hon
Justice Mahmud Mohammed
(CJN); over his unsatisfactory
and unconstitutional roles in
consideration and issuance of
a highly controversial and
unconstitutional order for
perpetual detention of Citizen
Nnamdi Kanu in the guise of
“investigating him for
offenses of terrorism and
terrorism financing”.
We also wrote the Attorney
General of the Federation &
Minister for Justice, Mallam
Abubakar Malami, SAN,
drawing his immediate
attention to the gross
inconsistency of Section 27 (1)
of the Terrorism Prevention
Act of 2011 as amended; with
Section 35 (4) (a) (b) of the
1999 Constitution of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria,
under right to personal liberty;
for the purpose of sending an
executive bill to the National
Assembly for immediate
repealing or expunging of the
unconstitutional provision in
the said Terror Act of 2011 as
amended.
Our writing the duo of the NJC
and the AGF is in recognition
of powers and functions
accorded them by the 1999
Constitution. We had in the
letter, dated 13th of December
2015 and referenced:
Intersociety/NG/12/015/002/
NJC/AGF/FGN, drawn their
attention to relevant Sections
of the 1999 Constitution; upon
which the gross inconsistency
of Section 27 (1) of the
Terrorism Prevention Act and
the controversial court
detention order were found
brazenly and rapaciously
unconstitutional or grossly
incoherent with the 1999
Constitution.
Some of the Constitutional
provisions under reference
are Section 1 (1) that states
“this Constitution is supreme
and its provisions shall have
binding force on all authorities
and persons throughout the
Federal Republic of Nigeria”;
Section 1 (3): “if any other law
is inconsistent with the
provisions of this Constitution,
the Constitution shall prevail
and that other law shall to the
extent of the inconsistency be
void”.
Others are Section 4 (5) of the
same Constitution that directs:
“if any law enacted by the
House of Assembly of a State is
inconsistent with any law
validly made by the National
Assembly, the law made by the
National Assembly shall prevail
and that other law shall to the
extent of the inconsistency be
void”.
Further references were made
to the Supreme Court of
Nigeria’s landmark judgment
in Abacha and Others v
Fawehinmi (2001) AHRLR 172
(NgSC 2000); which ruled that
“the African Charter on Human
& Peoples Rights (ACHPR) is
domestically enforceable, with
its status higher than any
ordinary legislation in Nigeria,
but lower than the
Constitution.
We further informed that the
simple meaning of the
citations above is that the
1999 Constitution is above
and superior to all other laws
of the land; followed by the
African Charter on Human &
Peoples Rights (in dealing with
the citizens’ rights in the
course of execution or
enforcement of State policies
and actions)”.
That the laws (Acts) enacted or
deemed to have been enacted
by the National Assembly of
Nigeria as well as the laws
made by the Houses of
Assembly of States are all
inferior to the Constitution
and the African Charter on
Human & Peoples Rights.
In other words, in the event of
conflict between the
Constitution and any Act of the
National Assembly or any of its
provisions; the Constitution
prevails; and in the event of
any conflict between the
African Charter on Human
Rights & Peoples Rights
(signed, ratified and
domesticated by Nigeria in
1983) and any Act of the
National Assembly; the African
Charter prevails. Also in the
event of any conflict between
any Act of the National
Assembly and a Law of a State,
the Act of the National
Assembly prevails.
We reminded the NJC and the
AGF that every Judge in Nigeria
is mandatorily kitted with
three bibles of fundamental
legal knowledge of: (a) rule of
law and its two cardinal pillars
of audi altarem partem (listen
to or hear the other side) and
nemo judex in causa sua
(refrain from being a judge in
your own case); (b) the 1999
Constitution; and (c) the
Fundamental Human Rights
Chapter in the Constitution
and the African Charter on
Human & Peoples Rights.
That these three bibles of
fundamental legal knowledge
or three weapons of a
Bencher also defy mental
senility; and that the three
weapons of a Bencher also
serve as his or her daily
chewing stick or tooth brush;
to be used and applied at all
times and in all adjudicative
circumstances. They were
reminded as well that a Judge
of the Federal or State High
Court is also mandatorily
under the judicial oath and the
oath of constitutional
allegiance; as contained in the
Seventh Schedule of the 1999
Constitution.
On the issue of accusation
leveled against Citizen Nnamdi
Kanu and his IPOB of their
involvement in acts of
terrorism and terrorism
financing, we frowned at such
bogus criminal accusation
against political citizens
expressing their political
thoughts peacefully and
nonviolently.
We further reminded the NJC
and the AGF of dangers of
frivolously labeling citizens as
terrorists and terrorism
financiers; outside the spirit
and letters of the Terrorism
Prevention Act of 2011 as
amended; which is punishable
upon judicial conviction with
death penalty and life
imprisonment; as well as life
imprisonment for offenses of
conspiracy, aiding and
abetting terrorism.
We complained bitterly that
what surprised and still
surprises us was (is) how the
DSS came about its allegation
of terrorism and terrorism
financing against a group and
individual(s) expressing
political thoughts peacefully
and non-violently, even when
the same Terrorism Prevention
Act of 2011 as amended
clearly stated that activities of
political parties and
expression of political
thoughts do not amount to
acts of terrorism.
We informed further that Acts
of Terrorism are clearly
insurrectionist in nature and
involve armed rebellion and
use of widespread violence
against a Government and its
population. According to
Section 1 of Terrorism
Prevention Act of 2011 as
amended; acts of terrorism
include:
(i) an attack upon a person's
life which may cause serious
bodily harm or death
(ii) kidnapping of a person
(iii) destruction to a
Government or public facility, a
transport system, an
infrastructure facility,
including an information
system, a fixed platform
located on the continental
shelf, a public place or private
property, likely to endanger
human life or result in major
economic loss; and,
(iv) the seizure of an aircraft,
ship or other means of public
or goods transport and
diversion or the use of such
means of transportation for
any of the purposes.
And to be properly accused
and investigated of
involvement in acts of
terrorism, Section 2 of the Act
clearly stated that for a group
to be accused as a terrorist
group and individual (s) to be
accused as terrorist (s), such
group (s) and individual (s)
must be presidentially and
judicially proscribed; provided
their violent activities are
clearly in line with the
definition of acts of terrorism
in Section 1 of the Terrorism
Act of 2011 as amended; that
in the instant case, nothing of
such nature was done till date.
We also observed that
unconstitutional laws & court
Orders are on rampage in
Nigeria and condemned
strongly the order exparte
issued on 10th November
2015 by Hon Justice Adeniyi
Ademola of the Federal High
Court Six, Abuja Division for
ninety days and above
detention of Citizen Nnamdi
Kanu on phantom allegation
and investigation of his
involvement in terrorism and
terrorism financing; which we
saw as not only a height of
miscarriage of justice and
brazen affront to the sanctity
of the judiciary, but also
threats to rule of law and the
fundamental human rights of
the detained citizen.
We also saw it as a coup
against the supremacy of the
1999 Constitution and grave
disrespect to the Fundamental
Human Rights Chapter of the
1999 Constitution and the
African Charter on Human &
Peoples Rights.
Surprising and shocking, too,
was the fact that the order
exparte, which, by convention,
has short lifespan and ought
to have elapsed by effusion of
time after seven or fourteen
days was still made by Hon
Justice Ademola Adeniyi to
subsist till date; with high
possibility of its renewal ad
infinitum and that the Judge
could issue or grant such
order, which has the capacity
to terminate the life of the
accused/detainee and have
gravely undermined his
fundamental human rights
particularly his constitutional
rights to fair hearing and
personal liberty; without
bordering to hear the other
side or the accused/detainee.
We held further that the Judge
had no excuse over his failure
to identify or take the judicial
notice of the brazen
inconsistency of Section 27
(1) of the Terrorism
Prevention Act of 2011 as
amended with Section 35 (4)
(a) (b) of the 1999
Constitution. We asked: where
lies the Judge’s sense of
judgment and discretionary
powers in the instant case?
The grave inconsistency of
Section 27 (1) of the
Terrorism Prevention Act of
2011 as amended; with
Section 35 (4) (a) (b) of the
1999 Constitution was
highlighted and placed side by
side to the effect that while
Section 27 (1) of the
Terrorism Prevention Act
contradictorily provided that:
“the court may, pursuant to an
exparte application, grant an
order for the detention of a
suspect under this Act for a
period not exceeding 90 days
subject to renewal for a
similar period until the
conclusion of the investigation
and prosecution of the matter
that led to the arrest and
detention is dispensed with.
Section 35 (4) (a) (b) of the
1999 Constitution under right
to personal liberty; firmly
directed that: “any person
who is arrested or detained in
accordance with sub section 1
(c) (suspicion of having
committed a criminal offense
carrying capital punishment)
of this section shall be
brought before a court within
a reasonable time, and if he is
not tried within a period of:
(a) two months from the date
of his arrest or detention in
the case of a person who is in
custody or is not entitled to
bail; or,
(b) three months from the
date of his arrest or detention
in the case of a person who
has been released on bail, he
shall (without prejudice to any
other further proceedings that
may be brought against him)
be released either
unconditionally or upon such
conditions as are reasonably
necessary to ensure that he
appears for trial at a later
date”. We saw the former as a
clear return of Decrees Nos. 2
and 4 of 1984.
At the end, we called on the
AGF: to as a matter of
uttermost immediacy and;
inexcusably prepare and send
an executive bill to the
National Assembly for
repealing of the
unconstitutional Section 27 (1)
of the Terrorism Prevention
Act of 2011 as amended in
2013; highlighted above,
owing to its grave
inconsistency with Section 35
(4) (a) (b) of the 1999
Constitution and the African
Charter on Human & Peoples
Rights. The AGF was also
urged to critically study other
provisions of the Terrorism
Prevention Act of 2011 as
amended and ensure that all
of such provisions are
brought in tandem or made to
be consistent with the 1999
Constitution.
On the part of the NJC/CJN, we
called on the hallowed body/
office to thoroughly
investigate the roles of Hon
Justice Ademola Adeniyi of the
Federal High Court Six, Abuja
Division in the consideration
and issuance of the highly
controversial and
unconstitutional order; on the
grounds of its grave
inconsistency with the 1999
Constitution and gross failure
of the Judge to consider the
natural justice dictum of audi
altarem partem (listen to or
hear the other side) in
consideration and issuance of
the order.
We noted that the Judge’s
possible defense of ignorance
of these two ground premises
would be inexcusably
impeachable and that the
Judge ought to know the
difference between ratio
decidendi and orbiter dictum;
and that it is not every issue
that goes through the court
process that comes out in the
same shape and content. We
demanded that Hon Justice
Adeniyi Ademola should be
appropriately sanctioned at
the end; to serve as deterrent
to others.
We also renewed our call for
immediate and unconditional
release from unconstitutional
captivity of Citizen Nnamdi
Kanu and an end to the return
of indiscriminate use of
trumped-up criminal charges
or accusations by State
security agencies under the
executive midwifery of the
Buhari’s Presidency to arrest
and detain citizens in
perpetuity and grossly deprive
them of their constitutional
and fundamental human
rights to human dignity,
personal liberty, freedom of
movement, association and
peaceful assembly; expression
and fair hearing.
The letter was signed by
Emeka Umeagbalasi (Board
Chairman), Obianuju Igboeli,
Esq. (Head, Civil Liberties & Rule
of Law Program) and Chinwe
Umeche, Esq. (new Head,
Democracy & Good
Governance Program) and
supported by other members
of the Southeast Based
Coalition of Human Rights
Organizations (SBCHROs). A
copy of the letter is attached
for full details.
By International Society for
Civil Liberties & the Rule of
Law; Supported by SBCHRO s