₦airaland Forum

But when they said Nigeria is fantastically corrupt, you morons said it was before. Mugu

good one gr8 gov

saraki looks terrified

ChetaNwaeze:
Tompolo is greater than Ojukwu

in what?

fernandoc:
They should know this is not Enugu. In Aba you do anyhow you see anyhow immediately. Even the military can testify.

Is Enugu competing with Abia in your myopic mind? Think of the wider Igbo interest and humanity pls

Legitdeals:
can I ask you a question?

how did he know that an attack was coming? is he a prophet?

you just talk for talking sake.. do you ever sit down to think?

what if it was d GRAND plan.. afterall others failed

don't let tribal sentiments send you to early grave

Legitdeals,
Genius is the ability to see far ahead before it happens.

jagojunior:
You seriously need to rethink.
Power belongs to the people, NASS would be shutdown by the people before they could attempt to veto the president's decision on the matter. Do not underrate Nigerians on this matter please.
If those in the NASS think that the presidency and the people will just fold their hands and watch them play to the gallery then they have a very long way to go.
NDDC as an example under OBJ happened for two reasons namely:
1. Nigerians didn't have the kind of awareness on political issues that they have now (all thanks to poverty and joblessness, giving Nigerians more time to think of the political happenings in the country) evidenced by the result of the last presidential election where an incumbent was clearly booted out of Aso Villa.

2. Most Nigerians who engaged in politics back in the Obj days were in support of the NDDC just to appease the ND and create a fair system of justice since they are the mitochondria of the country.

Nigerians and the Presidency are neither docile nor stupid.

We are watching.....

KEEP WATCHING

talktonase:
yess of course.

Good strategy

Pavore9:
I am for empowering those able-bodied recipients to grow the rice. Why give a man a kilo of rice when he can be empowered to produce tonnes of it within 4 months! Rice farming is no rocket science!

So, why not use your state as an example for all to emulate

How many years would they spend in detention? What did the Law say about detaining suspects? APC is increasingly becoming draconian.

The igbo guy made a point and loudly so

may GOD heal her

Trouble brewing in the creeks

we are poles apart in reasoning

JIM is a big guy any day. Full of glamour and spark

Copying Jonathan Budget? I no fit laugh.

kahal29:
THE Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, said, last night, that he was not at war with President Muhammadu Buhari or any agency of government over the purported non-compliance with court orders freeing suspects of the arms scandal who were granted bail by judges.

A top source in the judiciary told Vanguard, last night, that contrary to claims in certain quarters that the CJN was furious with Buhari for allowing EFCC to ignore court orders freeing the Dasukigate suspects, Mohammed had nothing to do with the issue.

The top official noted that though there were concerns among judges that some of their orders had not been carried out to the letter by some government agencies, there was also fury in the judiciary that many judges had aided and abetted top government officials to loot the treasury with impunity through frivolous orders and injunctions which were against the interest of the country and its people.

The senior official close to the CJN said: “I don’t think that the CJN has issued any statement on any court order relating to the investigation of the arms cash, individuals or groups since he believes that the courts are well able to discharge their duties as enshrined in the laws of Nigeria.

“Again, the thinking in the judiciary seems to be that some judges misused their offices to encourage some corrupt key government functionaries to slip away to foreign land with huge public funds under the guise of seeking avant-garde medicare.

“If the question may be asked, was it the CJN that ordered those judges to work against the interest of Nigeria by granting frivolous orders that enabled corrupt Nigerian public officers to make away with public funds?

“Let it be known that the CJN does not and will never encourage any form of misdeed having taken the oath of office to remain incorruptible, just and firm in the discharge of his duties to Nigeria and its people.

“I can tell you that the CJN is aware of the frivolous orders being issued by some judges and he cannot, therefore, sympathise with people who threw their integrity to the winds when they should have done the right thing at the right time.”

Yesterday, the media was awash with claims that the CJN had fallen out with Buhari over his refusal to obey court orders granting bail to some suspects implicated in the sharing of $2.1 billion meant for arms procurement.

In particular, the commentators said that the CJN was upset that the President had not released the former NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd), and the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, from detention after being granted bail by courts.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/dasukigate-im-not-at-war-with-buhari-efcc-over-court-orders-cjn/

There is no justification for disobeying court orders. This report and the hailing from some of us confirms Nigeria as a primitive society yet.

Biafra is coming. Like the Noah's Ark, join the bandwagon now

cut007:
FLAWLESS VICTORY!!!! GUY U WICKED!!!

ijawcitizen, your are a disgrace to freedom. continue to hug servitude

Biafra is coming. Like the Noah's Ark, join the bandwagon now

StOla:
Nnamdi Kanu's case is a matter for the law courts. Don't hold your breath expecting a political solution, as Nigeria is willing to prove that the country is not a zoo as would be confirmed by a political solution to a criminal matter.

Be ready with your lawyers and put up a strong defence. Hopefully the judge would find Mr Director worthy of Nigeria's mercy if he shows any spirit of patriotism to the motherland, and direct him to a light jail term.

Dreamer, keep dreaming. It is clear you are ignorant of the fact that self determination is not a crime.

tobimillar:
Nnamdi Kanu, you see what you and your people have caused? Nnamdi Kanu, you will not know peace, as you have caused this innocent girl to die, may amadioha strike you dead.

Take heart Vivian gist may God be wit the family at this time of grief



If Mod like make dem ban me again

FOOL. WHO FIRED THE KILLER BULLET? WAS IT NNAMDI KANU WHO IS IN DETENTION AND HIS FATE UN-KNOWN?? WHEN IS IT A CRIME TO PROTEST FOR FREEDOM? WHY SHOULD ARMLESS GIRL BE FIRED AT AND MUDERED IN COLD BLOOD?

LockDown69:
He should be monitored, If he's sent on exile or jailed, it will give him more strength and leverage to propagate his selfish theory or agenda.

preach freedom. maggot

ticking:
Remove terrorist buhari and replace him with the freedom fighter

gr8 man

MadCow1:
Who is this compound fool?

the questioner is a nicompoop. Biafra must come

Chanchit:
See as Nnamdi fall my hand! He suppose dey shout "We will burn down the zoo!" Just to ginger him followers na. Bros don taya, he wan go house,but unfortunately he just found another home away from home.

it is not the critic that counts. credit always goes to a man of action not a coward punching keyboard with free MB

Ioannes:
the only blunder they committed was to resurrect the Biafra ghost after Jonathan lost.

bad losers.

they have shown other Nigerians that they can't be trusted with power and they may have to wait another hundred years for a shot at the presidency.

they said the want to be masters of their faith via self rule. Are you so scared of their exit that you can go to war as before to keep them in the union? Resourcefulness may have accounted to your interest in their being with you. show them some respect

labamo07:
Yet some people will come out all in the name of freedom of speech/access to Internet to start saying/writing rubbish to blame Mr president for the scarcity. Shey na him dey hoard fuel?..............

na him no provide security against hoarding. if the product is everywhere, it will discourage hoarding. Is it the hoarding that made NNPC stations dry? olodo

Godfullsam:
Honestly i feel sorry for igbos.

They dont want them to go ,yet they are denied equity

One day freedom will come. 100 years is not forever

dont underestimate the power of one. these guys are full of guts and determination

QatarPlayboy:
I hope the whole of mtn as a company would follow their ceo footstep and resign also. Just like those Biafra insects, mtn can go to not just hell bt the deepest and hottest part of it if they wish.

idiot