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helinues:
There is no need. Na to apply same law for Ganduje after his tenure.

That man is simply intolerant

Magaji is facing a four-count charge, bordering on defamation of character, intentional insult, injurious falsehood and inciting disturbance against Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje.

The circular read in part, “Management at its emergency management meeting deliberated on the use of vehicles by students and their flamboyant display of wealth on campus.

DrGoodman:
Government are usually the main violators, mounting useless roadblocks to collect bribes and delay motorists openly.

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Conclusion

In conclusion, the poll results have revealed that most Nigerians disclose that human right violation is prevalent in the country. For instance, 30 percent of Nigerians reported that their rights have been infringed on before while few claimed that they know people whose rights have been violated. It is worrisome to note that 28 percent of adult Nigerians whose rights have been violated before reported that the Police and government officials ranked highest amongst others who violated these rights.

Given that the police and government officials ranked highest, it is therefore, imperative for routine retraining and reorientation of law enforcement officers across all cadres and government officials on what constitutes human rights as part of efforts to protect the masses.

Finally, as recommended by 27 percent of adult Nigerians, frequent sensitization of the citizenry on their fundamental human rights through seminars, academic work, and books that portray such rights should be implemented. The sensitization campaigns should focus more on those who violate these rights. Lastly, as suggested by 15 percent of Nigerians, laws should be enforced to prosecute violators as this will serve as a deterrent to other violators of people’s human rights.

Source: https://noi-polls.com/police-and-government-officials-main-violators-of-human-rights-in-nigeria-new-poll-reveals/

Buckeyemedia1:
Mumurist he is challenging an Act of the National Assembly It has nothing to do with the President? Mumus everywhere on Nairaland.

Massive ignorance everywhere on Nairaland, no wonder Nigeria is soo backwards?

descartes400:
Why did the court say River state will be the beneficiary alone excluding the remaining 35 state

Any take people?

AbuAeesha:
am not supporting them do engage in social vices bcoz they are being short- paid.but the fact is that the heart of man is easily tempted to seek illegal means of sustaining his life especially when he isn't given the regards he deserve in the first place.

say no to corruption!!

AbuAeesha:
if not wickedness and cluelessness why deduct their salary in the first place?
and we expect them to do their work diligently?

According to the court, Rivers State will be the only beneficiary from the deduction and not the 35 States.

Aidejay:
Ganduje's hand has been itching to sign death warrant since he became governor.
The same thing he said in 2020 that he will sign the death warrant of the singer that they accused of blaspheming their prophet Mohammed without hesitation.

Now this one.

At least this time the person actually committed a crime that warrants capital punishment aka execution.

Our constitution provides that, when a death sentence is passed, it is the constitutional power of the governor to assent for the execution of the culprit. I assure you all that, I will not waste even one second.

Kano — Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje of Kano State yesterday vowed not to hesitate to sign the death sentence for the alleged killer of the five-year-old schoolgirl, Hanifa Abubakar if sentenced to death by the court.

Governor Ganduje's stance came as the First Lady, Aisha Buhari, called for public execution of the school proprietor, Abdulmalik Muhammad Tanko, who kidnapped and murdered his pupil in Kano if convicted by a court.

The governor spoke yesterday during a condolence visit alongside his Deputy, Dr. Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna, Majority Leader, State House of Assembly, Labaran Abdul Madari and other top government functionaries, to the family's residence in Dakata/Kawaji.

Ganduje in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Abba Anwar, said "We have good confirmation from the court handling the process that, justice would be done. No stone would be left unturned.

"Whoever is found guilty of this heinous offence will also face death without wasting any time. As a government, we have already started the process. Our constitution provides that, when a death sentence is passed, it is the constitutional power of the governor to assent for the execution of the culprit. I assure you all that, I will not waste even one second."

On the speed of the proceeding, he assured that there would be a speedy dispensation of justice, adding that, the "Government will take good care of the family of our late child, Hanifa of blessed memory."

Meanwhile, the First Lady, Aisha Buhari, called for public execution of the suspect if convicted by the court.

Recall that an Islamic scholar had suggested that Tanko, who was arrested for kidnapping and killing Hanifa Abubakar, a pupil under his care, be executed publicly to serve as a deterrence.

Backing the cleric, Asha Buhari who said in Hausa that "he (the suspect) should be killed just the way he murdered the little girl. And this should be done openly for everyone to see. Let it serve as a deterrent to others."

The First Lady shared a video and captioned in Hausa meaning: "We support Mallam's judgment" and called on the attention of the Inspector-General of Police and Attorney-General of the Federation to the matter.

Blue3k:
These people should stop feeding the beast snd just go kill them theirselves. The millions of naira can buy ak-47s and vest. Sitting on your hands waiting on state is not an option when they're robbing and kidnapping your women and children. Just form a millitia go to their hideout or kill them when they come to collect.

These bandits are bullies. They run away to neighboring states when the army gives them the slightest resistance. If you start blowing their heads off they'll bother someone else.

Awkabigboy:
What are you saying bro, assuming you live at ihiala and have serious emergency requiring you to either go to nauth nnewi or fmc owerri , how will you make such a long distance without been attacked, people get attacked without being asked were they are going . Unless you're not igbo or don't stay in the south east you won't know this though

adamsmith914:
38%, how can that be possible?, So who are the people that are deceiving us that the economy is bad?

PetroDolla2020:
you said Ghana expelled Nigerians in the 1950s. That's a lie.

do you know when Ghana gained independence?

Tpharell:
Clearly, you are running away from admitting your total ignorance about Greenville LNG in nigeria and its activities. I understand that perfectly.

dasparrow:
I think that Ghana did wrong by expelling Nigerians out of their country in the 1950s and then again in 1969. I also think that Nigeria did wrong expelling Ghanaians and other West African migrants from Nigeria in 1983 and 1985 respectively.

aribisala0:
With respect what you are saying is completely the non issue as you clearly have no grasp of what the issue is
Try to understand what the issue s before commenting

aribisala0:
That is a false claim

It is not true

blamingthedevil:
With this long epistle, no pictures of GMG Bags

Kofi Busia, invoke the Aliens Compliance Order and deport an estimated 2.5-million undocumented African migrants, the majority of whom were Nigerians.

Shehu Shagari, the Nigerian leader who favoured long hats, declare the expulsion of an estimated two million undocumented migrants living in the country. Half of them were Ghanaian.

General Muhammadu Buhari (Nigeria’s current president) announced another expulsion — this time, of all foreigners, including those who had residence permits. About 700 000 were again forced out.

Nigeria has never officially apologised to Ghana for 1983 and 1985 and Ghana has never apologised for 1969.

Rockhousecafe2:
Some perspective. Insightful.

General Muhammadu Buhari (Nigeria’s current president) announced another expulsion — this time, of all foreigners, including those who had residence permits. About 700 000 were again forced out.

Nigeria expelled two million undocumented West African migrants, half of whom were from Ghana. The sturdy, checked bags into which they packed their belongings have become a symbol of exclusion and intolerance.

In Kumasi, stores owned by Nigerians were forcefully shut last August for not complying with harsh national laws. The laws disregard ECOWAS agreements that encourage free trade.