₦airaland Forum

emmybobo1:
Ok who are the families of the 103 people ? Why didn’t they come to claim them?

Do you have an idea of the number of unresolved missing persons at the moment?

Then why did he submit results as evidence?

Keep crying Rhinocerus

mfm04622:
Nobody died at the Lekki Toll Gate! That was the claim! Who claimed nobody died during the Endsars protests when these 103 bodies were discussed at the Endsars tribunal?

And what was the conclusion of the tribunal?

mfm04622:
I did not claim people did not die. I am claiming people did not die at the Lekki Toll Gate! Big difference!

Did you forget so easily? You forgot people going about attacking both citizens and Policemen? That people went about looting businesses and killing people? That Policemen shot to kill to restore orders?
So police went about and picked dead bodies afterward.

Which of above don't you understand?

Are you saying policemen shot and killed people during endsars?

But the initial claim was nobody died now.
Have you forgotten?
You need memory aid?

mfm04622:
Do you have a comprehension problem or you did not read the message?

In summary,

1.The bodies were picked up from various parts of Lagos. None were picked up at Lekki Toll Gate
2. The issue of the bodies were already argued at the Endsars tribunal. They were not new.
3. At no point in the writeup was an admission they were killed by gunshot wounds. In fact, the cause of death of each and every one were already presented at the tribunal

The bodies germinated from the ground, obviously.

" For the records, the Lagos State Environmental Health Unit (SEHMU) picked up bodies in the aftermath of #EndSARS violence and community clashes at Fagba, Ketu, Ikorodu, Orile, Ajegunle, Abule-Egba, Ikeja, Ojota, Ekoro, Ogba, Isolo and Ajah areas of Lagos State. There was also a jailbreak at Ikoyi Prison. The 103 casualties mentioned in the document were from these incidents"...................

These idiats think everyone is a fool?

Which community clash occured during endsars?
That led to loss of lives?
Which jail break led to loss of lives in Ikoyi?
Rubbish.

Sawoolu is a foolish goat.

helinues:


I no talk am.

Those who believed in the acclaimed Lekki massacre and also those who swallowed the 103 death should check themselves up at the nearest rehabilitation center. Lots are wrong with them without consciously knowing

A miserable death shall be your portion
Preceded with anguish and sorrow

These ones are appealing election that has been done?

Jokers!

Amotolongbo:
Where they are the minority, they preach tolerance. But where they are the majority they exhibit intolerance

Thats why no tribe should ever let them become majority again.

Ever!!!

iammo:
Where was Ibo mentioned

Are ibo admitting the Terrorist group IPOB killing people to sit at home is synonymous to ibo

But you support calling Peter Obi Ipob?
Yes or No?

AchrafHakimi:
He was trolling and typed all those Biafra, IPOB junk.

Ask that VeryWickedman fellow. He posted it with proofs but was deleted.

I always knew that guy was a bigot

AchrafHakimi:
It happened here on Nairaland too. I remember Mynd44's alternate was exposed when he forgot to switch accounts.

For real?
Pls where?

These are armed robbers

...

Nigerians have rushed to condemn the official handle of the State security outfit, the Nigerian DSS. Many have described it as a tweet with demonstrates the high level of igbophobia under this current Administration. See a screenshots of some of the tweets below.

Isn't the Nigerian DSS not supposed to be promoting Unity? This is really shameful.

What do you guys think?

Chucks13:
As usual nonentity on the loose pls who get rope their

Foooooooooooool !!

Chucks13:
And Justice Odili and her daughter are trying to bribe the govt too?

I will say it over and over the worst anyone can do to himself or herself is to join the occultic obidient I swear because the moment you join even goat reason better than all of you including Bitter Obi himself.

Shame!!!

You be mumu.
In a sane clime, this will be tagged conflict of interest.
In the middle of a tribunal.
Clear cut.

Biden in america is currently being investigated because of his son's government connection business deals,

Here you are defending nonsense.

Gerrahia, smeelly brain

This man is trying to still bribe judiciary

titilo:
Learn to read

Learn to think before typing

Kobojunkie:
Well, been there,done that, and realized it for what it is. And have come to realize that instead humans don't have power to curse other humanz being.

Stop telling lies

Kobojunkie:
You still believe a human can curse another human? LOL.... na only you fit liberate your self.

No problem go meet your papa or mama wey born you with their dna make sure them swear for you.

Just test am.

titilo:
mine use to do same, until i stop sending her money even if she says shes hungry, her brother also stopped, until she realised the so called men of God were only coming to pray for her cause of money.

So stop sending her money simple. Its like ant n sugar

"Stop sending your mother money"

Very Bad advice.

One day, she go lay curse for your head

This judgement is becoming funny.

Soon, every politician will be above arrest and prosecution.

sogodihno:
Who will rescue the ibos being killed daily in Anambra and southeast, if the killing continue like this who will vote for Obi in 2027?

Shut up

Scam! No way

Expect more of this Ipob propaganda

They want to divert attention from tribunal

I talk am say this thing na propaganda.

They did it before the elections to paint the Ipob propaganda

Some people want to commence serious propaganda.

I see new propaganda coming up.

We all saw similar propaganda before the elections to discourage south east voters

This Justice Omotosho dey always do the dirty job.

Take note of the name

Interesting times ahead in Africa.

By Nicolas Négoce

Senegal's President Macky Sall appears to have saved his country from plunging into a deeper crisis by declaring that he will step down at the end of his two terms.

Political analyst Alioune Tine compared his decision to "deactivating a bomb", pointing out that popular opposition politician Ousmane Sonko had threatened a new wave of mass protests if Mr Sall ran for a controversial third term.

The 61-year-old president's announcement, in a much-awaited television address on Monday night, caught many people by surprise.

Momentum had been building within his ruling party for him to seek re-election, with an overwhelming majority of its public representatives - including lawmakers and mayors - asking him to lead them into next year's poll.

Many of his supporters who were around the presidential palace in the capital, Dakar, were in tears when he announced his decision.

"I have a clear awareness and memory of what I have said, written and repeated, here and elsewhere, namely that the 2019 term was my second and final term. I have a code of honour and a sense of historical responsibility that compels me to stand by my dignity and my word," Mr Sall said.

But his critics hold a different view, pointing out that Mr Sall had infamously said in French "ni oui, ni non" (neither yes nor no) when journalists asked him soon after the 2019 election whether or not he would run for office again in 2024.

This was highly controversial as Senegal's supreme law - the constitution - bars a president from running for more than two terms, but Mr Sall's camp had been arguing - until just a few days ago - that his first term did not count as the current constitution was only adopted in his second term.

Sources close to the presidential palace told the BBC that some of Mr Sall's advisers - as well as relatives, who had gained top posts in state companies under his rule - had urged him to seek re-election. They feared a new president would remove them from their posts, and they would also lose economic benefits at a time when Senegal's fledgling oil and gas industry was expected to grow.

For the opposition, the thought of Mr Sall, and his hangers-on, remaining in power was anathema, especially as they believed that his government was becoming increasingly authoritarian.

Mr Sonko - who is currently under house arrest - rallied his mostly young supporters against Mr Sall, resulting in the deaths of at least 16 people in clashes with the security forces since March.

Ahead of Mr Sall's address, Mr Sonko made a new call on "all the Senegalese people to stand up, [and] to face him" if he ran for a third term.

Mr Sall appeared to have finally bowed to the pressure, saying he wanted to "preserve the image of democracy, stability... that Senegal has internationally".

His decision is in sharp contrast to that of some of the other leaders in the region.

In Ivory Coast, President Alassane Ouattara won a controversial third term in 2022. The poll was boycotted by the opposition, which argued that his candidacy violated the constitution.

In Togo, President Faure Gnassingbé is currently in his fourth term after the constitution was amended, dropping a two-term limit.

Against this backdrop some political analysts believe that Mr Sall has prevented democracy from sliding backwards in his country, with African Union Commission chairman Moussa Faki being among those who has praised his decision not to seek a third term.

But Senegal's former Prime Minister Aminata Touré said that Mr Sall had not made a "heroic move".

"He is just applying the constitution. He should have said that the minute he got re-elected in 2019. This would have saved the country all the turmoil and the trouble we went through," she added.

Source: BBC