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You are not The STATE. Is this man under the illusion that he is the Attorney General or what? I cannot believe this. He is only the father of the deceased and nothing more. Very suspicious action that should warrant investigation. Imagine his audacity to say he will not honour subsequent investigation by the police or court. Apparently uninformed and ignorant of the law. He has no choice regarding most of his assertions and will be compelled where necessary. His intentions are against public interest and will not stand. Father or not, if you don't want justice for your deceased daughter, the society demands it. The state must proceed with this case. |
Unable to defeat Iran hence the threat to commit war crimes. It is also why they want to dismantle the ICC to avoid accountability. |
Ridiculous. This fellow doesn't speak for Rivers youths. |
A government ridden with scandals and corruption. |
Not surprised that he is dark-skinned. |
I knew the current Spanish PM won't tolerate such nonsense. Clearly the ex PM has the notorious Argentinian vibe. |
It is not your fault, but that of a broken system that panders to your likes. |
We don't want long-winded motivational speeches with vague commitments and no sincere intention to implement them. That was how the current occupant made his way there with slogans. It is time this association starts paying attention to their young members who are going through a lot. Not empty speeches and conferences. Words without actions. If I were to even vote for anyone, it would be LOA. At least he has some well-thought-out plans.
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Melkizedeck:Copied from the West as usual. |
Some guys do not have conscience at all. |
What is this Nigerian government with no integrity trying to counter? Given the operations of these terrorists, I don't find the U.S. report hard to believe. It totally makes sense. |
They are good at dismantling things, no matter how good such things may be, so long as it is against their "interest". It doesn't come as a surprise to find that they exalted the statute of Lucifer summoning his legions in their most influential city. |
This country is not yet ready for industrialization. |
Doing the same thing and expecting a different result. Is there not a punishment provided by the law for terrorism? What a country. |
This is 2026. There are better ways of doing things. Enough of this rubbish. |
Why does he need an ultimatum to do that? Is that not the candidate of his party? What a funny country. Dishonest characters in public office. |
GOFRONT:Nothing mysterious about it. Just blatant corruption and impunity. |
This government has clearly failed in the area of security, as they have in other areas. Shame. The president ought to have resigned. Yet every day, his wife deems it fit to churn out sanctimonious lectures and assign responsibilities to ordinary Nigerians. It is now a circus. |
EALG:How can you be against what you don't understand? What is the genesis of the problem? Who are those who scrambled for Africa? It is funny that you mentioned cultural distortion. What was the effect of colonization? We even have neocolonialism now. Why do some of these countries have military bases overseas? Are the dominant countries in Europe not part of the conflicts creating this problem? The EU covers most of them including the smaller countries so either way, they can't escape responsibility for what they are facing now with regards to immigration. Destabilising countries and governments in different continents. The worst is the USA. They are everywhere, including the Middle East. What is the CIA's job overseas? Although you focused on Europe, but I am widening the scope because it's the only way to truly understand the problem. I don't sympathise with the West regarding "mass" immigration. If that is how their victims get their reparations so be it. Although the immigrants even go there and work really hard to survive. Nothing will compensate for the damage that has been done and is still being done. It is always strange when victims express sympathy for their captors. Something explained away as Stockholm Syndrome. |
Jd10k:Usually when there is a federal element. The jurisdictions are clear. State police are concerned with state laws, while the FBI focuses on federal laws. If that won't be the case in Nigeria, then state police is meaningless. Elementary stuff. |
NaijaLandGuy:People see what they choose to see. The reality is quite different. |
Confused lot. Is that what exists in the USA? Even the copy and paste, you guys can't do it properly. The president can't intervene if it is truly state police. The jurisdiction between the state and federal police will be different. I still maintain my position that Nigeria is not ready for state police because of our corrupt system. |
Melagros:Nothing patriotic about America's forever wars. He made the right decision in choosing not to die for nothing. |
No to any foreign military base in Nigeria, why is that so hard? It is a pity. We have finally succeeded in trapping ourselves like other oil producers. People who fail to learn from history. Who do you think is funding this terrorism? Truth is stranger than fiction. The answer is right in front of us (US). No one is thinking in this government. This will be the worst decision made by any Nigerian president in recent times. Drone refuelling station, my foot! Perhaps, this will finally make me give up on this country. |
fergie001:🤣 Una neva see anything for dis politics yet. Closet supporters of a neophyte. |
simpleseyi:I am criticising Fubara's government. Perhaps it is an issue of punctuation from the post I reacted to. That post was praising Fubara's government. |
Confused lot. People who are easily misled. |
Ezmans:Peaceful my foot. The worst administration in the history of Rivers State. A lawless government without direction. |
TheStoriesOfMan:No one will free him. He is serving his deserved sentence. |
A truly conquered people. The level of gullibility is outstanding. What a pity. |
AMINDA:Wike supports Tinubu, but has the right not to support Fubara because of his betrayal. Stop your mischievous attempt to conflate the two. |
Doing the same thing and expecting a different result. Fubara doesn't keep to agreements. No 2027 for him. He should go and rest in Opobo. |