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usba:
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So CAN represent the devil not Christ?

usba:
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Lying has become the tool of prefered choice. .. the following links prove you lie.










https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8amSFZhHls


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/118629-can-warns-el-rufai-again-over-controversial-jesus-joke-retweet.html

anonimi:
Thanks.
How do you think that conflict is best resolved given what is at stake?

usba:
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Liar liar xtians and lying to promote their religion are

usba:
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Shouting doesn't make your senseless post any nearer to bearing any semblance with coherence and commonsense.
No 1 lie the Egyptian pilot didn't crash his plane deliberately but a fire onboard led to the crash unless you get your false news from CAN I suggest you listen carefully next time to the news.

No 2 lie you. told cultist kill with axe, knives, guns and just about any weapon they can lay their hands on. When knives became the exclusive preserve of muslims remains a sick lie that only a paid hater of Muslim will say.

No 3 motive another lie cultist can kill just about anyone for whatever reason like u dear you and all xtian on this thread to say to the face of a cult member he will perish and die a horrible death because of his cultism... and let's see how long you live.

The truth is the op or the media theory could be true but until the police give an insight we can't just say.

anonimi:
Don't you think that is the more reason why those who know better should endeavour to make the sacrifice of time, effort and energy needed to quickly and promptly these erroneous utterances so that our society does not go to rot and affect those who claim to have superior knowledge
Otherwise who will correct the erroneous utterances?

Isoni:
NCAN where is Okafor from?

hakimmiyya:
Your reasoning is questionable.
I expected you to comment on the media bias issue he raised.The truth is the media as became tools in the hands of people to cause societal divide.Often time most of what we read,see,and hear on media is either they're false or deliberate depleted information to cause damage. This country is full of junk journalism practice by quack and lazy journalists who would sit in their comfort zone to write gibberish especially in this era of social media.
The truth will always catch up with falsehood whether we like it or not. Thumb up for you OP.

dustmalik:
The hypocrisy amongst Christians is absurd. The day this news went viral, I told people that, since no one witnessed the killing, no evidence of any sorts, then people shouldn't be in a hurry to put the blame on Muslims. But I was insulted, called all sorts of names.

PenSniper:
Yoruba, yoruba and yoruba. How many from your own timid region have been speaking for a change ?
Chiefs Ayo Adebanjo and Reuben Fasoranti never let up on the inevitability of restructuring.
Recently, Yinka Odumakin took a fellow yoruba, Osinbajo to the cleaners in a brilliant article for daring to speak against restructuring.
Are all these men not Yorubas again or is it only the Yoruba that is saddled with speaking against injustice ?
Rather than treating an issue objectively on its merits or dimerits, it has become an obsession for people with parochial tendencies to bring in tribal colourations.

eleojo23:
I am conducting a second poll down here. It is not good to use only one poll.
If you don't trust the OP and you think that she will rig the results, I am giving you an alternative.

Click 'Like' to vote against Buhari and 'Share' to vote for him.

bighorlus:
bro if it were some random nigerian the situation would have been different , but this guy is a weaponised thug he should have known better. i blame him for his misfortunes.

Babacele:
By BARTHOLOMEW MADUKWE
Like Soud Qbeilat, an artist, would
say, “When there is no freedom,
there is no creativity”.

No doubt,
press freedom in Nigeria has
become increasingly worrisome as
cases of journalists who were
murdered remain unresolved and
the list continues to grow.

This disturbing development
negates the provisions of the
Constitution which guarantees
press freedom.

Section 39 (1) of
the 1999 constitution (as
amended) of the Federal Republic
of Nigeria provides that: “Every
person shall be entitled to
freedom of expression, including
freedom to hold opinions and to
receive and impart ideas and
information without interference.”
According to Subsection 2:
“Without prejudice to the
generality of subsection (1) of this
section, every person shall be
entitled to own, establish and
operate any medium for the
dissemination of information,
ideas and opinions.”


However, 13 Nigerian journalists
were killed in 2012 alone in active
service, making it the highest in
the history of the country since
independence in 1960. Thus, this
year’s World Press Freedom Day
celebration provided another
opportunity to take stock on the
lot of journalists globally,
especially as it affects the
performance of their duty.

*Harassed journalist
The event which took place at the
United Nation Information Center,
in Ikoyi, Lagos, attracted
participants from the human right
community, the media and the
police, among others. Participants
took turns to express their views
on the need to ensure a safe
environment for journalists in
Nigeria to practice their profession
unhindered.


Secretary General of the United
Nations (UN), Mr Ban Ki-Moon, in
his message, called on
governments, societies and
individuals to do their utmost to
protect the safety of all
journalists.


He noted that the United Nations
system has established a Plan of
Action on Safety of Journalists
and the issue of impunity, adding
“the plan aims to raise awareness
and to support practical steps to
create a free and safe working
environment for journalists.


On this World Press Freedom Day, we
call on Governments, societies
and individuals to do their utmost
to protect the safety of all
journalists, offline and online.


Everyone has a voice; all must be
able to speak freely and in safety.”
Ban Ki-Moon noted that over the
past decade, more than 600
journalists have been killed and at
least 120 in the past year alone.
He further pointed out that
hundreds of journalists have been
detained.


Expressing concern that so many
of the perpetrators escape any
form of punishment, the
UN Secretary General stressed
that assault on journalists is an
assault on the right of all people
to the truth.


He said: “The dangers are not only
physical: from cyber-attacks to
bullying, the powerful are
deploying numerous tools to try
to stop the media from shedding
light on misrule and misdeeds.
Freedom of expression is a
fundamental human right,
enshrined in Article 19 of the
Universal Declaration of Human
Rights. It is a cornerstone of good
governance, sustainable
development, and lasting peace
and security.


“Yet every day around the world,
journalists and media workers are
under attack. They face
intimidation, threats and violence
from governments, corporations,
criminals or other forces that wish
to silence or censor them.”


The theme of the 2013 World
Press Freedom Day, “Safe to
Speak: Securing Freedom of
Expression in All Media”,
highlighted the need for action to
upholding the right of journalists
to carry out their vital work.


Anti-press violence absolutely
negates the freedom of journalists,
and killings of reporters continue
to haunt the country. Meanwhile, a
media advocacy organization
known as Committee for the
Protection of Journalists (CPJ) in
an open letter to the Chairperson
of African Union, Mr Nkosazana
Zuma, called for the release of all
imprisoned journalists in the
continent.


CPJ stated: “Nigeria and Somalia
are among the worst nations in
the world in combating deadly
anti-press violence, our 2013
Impunity Index has found. Five
journalists have been killed with
impunity in Nigeria since 2009. In
Somalia, more than twenty
murders have gone unsolved over
the past decade.


These killings are often politically motivated.”
Explaining some major problems
the Nigeria police seem to have
with the media, Deputy Force PRO,
Mr Frank Mba, said an average
journalist sees an average
policemen as lawless, corrupt,
unfriendly, liar, drunk, thief, killer,
unsympathetic and incompetent.


He noted that unprofessionalism,
blackmail and falsehood kills the
Nigerian journalist, adding that
lifestyle, dictatorial government,
unsafe work environment, level of
security consciousness and other
environmental and sociological
factors also hamper effective
journalism.


Mba, who represented the
Inspector General of Police, Mr
Mohammed Abubakar, at the event
further said: “ The legal basis for
journalism practice in Nigeria is
enshrined in section 39 (1) and
(2) of the 1999 constitution; the
subsection 1 says: ‘Every person
shall be entitled to freedom of
expression, including freedom to
hold opinions and to receive and
impart ideas and information
without interference.’
“It is this word ‘every person’ that
actually makes it possible to sit in
the confine of your home and
begin to impart information, begin
to receive information and begin
to spread information. So that
word ‘every person’ is very key, it
is a huge advantage to the
business of journalism. But it is
also one of the things that have
become like an albatross on the
core media people.
“We find out that consistently
associations like the Guild of
Editors, the Nigerian Union of
Journalists, NUJ and others are
not able to embody everyone on
the line of their business because
the trade is such a liberal one.
Unlike policing for instance, there
is so much restriction on who can
actually call himself a police
officer.


“And that is why it is difficult to
say that this man is a fake
journalist. The only way you can
say he is a fake journalist is if he
says that he works with a
particular media organization and
he is not working there, you can
then accuse him of impersonation.
Otherwise there are a lot of people
out there that are actually
practicing journalism and it is so
difficult holding them down to any
media organization.


“Subsection 2 also goes on to say
that: ‘Without prejudice to the
generality of subsection (1) of this
section, every person shall be
entitled to own, establish and
operate any medium for the
dissemination of information,
ideas and opinions.’


“ Journalism is a practice that is
so encompassing. Unlike a farmer,
for example, who would not have
anywhere to operate outside his
farm, journalists operate
practically from everywhere” Mba
added.
However, President of Nigerian
Guild of Editors, Mr Femi
Adeshina, asserted that the
security agencies believe that the
media contribute to the negative
image most members of the
public have about them, noting
that it characterizes the
relationship of the media and the
law enforcement agencies.
Adeshina pointed out that in order
to move forward the police and
the media need to engage one
another by setting up a
partnership that must be
cultivated, adding that there must
be a new thinking with mutual
respect between the two parties.


“I call on journalists to be ethical
and also call on the law
enforcement agencies to be
ethical too. The mindset of the
Nigerian media has to change
from being adversary to law
enforcement agencies. The media
has a history of crusade in
Nigeria” he said.


Campaigns Director of Media
Rights Agenda, Mr Tive Denedo,
who also spoke at the occasion
lamented that the specter of
violence over journalism has
changed the dynamics of the
practice, noting that truth,
fairness, objectivity and a host of
other values of the profession
have become casualties.
He said: “Deaths, threat to lives
and, beatings have become
recurring decimals in journalism
while fear is not too far away
anymore form the news room.
There is nothing in the history of
journalism that can demand more
of our collective efforts than
providing a safe and secured
environment for the practice of
journalism. Our past experiences
insist on it, our present realities
demand it and our future requires
it.


“When men and women who are
not party to conflicts are
gruesomely murdered for
reporting the events and affairs of
people, it only stands to reason
that truth is more than
endangered. The specter of the
danger against journalists and
journalism has even been raised
much higher to include those
sharing information on-line.
“Extending the boundaries of
intimidation and harassment to
include online reports is
stretching it so that a lot of the
liberties that are available online
would also be trampled upon. The
statistics all over the world for the
murder of journalists in 2012 and
broken down showed that sixty
three percent of journalists
covering politics were murdered,
while fifty one percent covering
war were murdered.
In countries where politics is
practiced as war, the death figures
hardly come as a surprise. The
other beats showing percentages
of journalists murdered include:
9% of those covering Business,
13% of those covering Corruption,
16% of those covering Crime,14%
of those covering Culture, 40% of
those covering Human Rights, and
3% of those covering Sports.


“With the war within Syria, the
country has the highest number
of journalists killed in 2012, 22
journalists were killed there.
Nigeria was among the countries
listed for the death of journalists
with Channels reporter, Enenche
Akogwu who was shot on January
20, 2012 in Kano. But there has
been more before that and
hopefully there will not be any
more after the death of Enenche.


The wasteful death of one of us
diminishes the value of our lives,
impairs the sanctity and the
dignity of the human race.” VANGUARD.

9icest:
After all their son lost and they claim to be full supporters of iPods. I mean these same chest beaters are total cowards. They did the same when Turai dragged GEJ by the balls and made his life a complete hell. It was the same SW they love to hate that got GEJs back. All the SE coward leaders were quiet and when suddenly GEJ won he became their Jesus. I know they would have start kissing Buharis butt if he'd played nice with them... And this same shameless pro-biafrans ate currently seducing Atiku so they could produce a vp Candidate under the same APC they so much despise. IPod leaders are as their followers complete sham and fraud.

dunkem21:
Nobody made any attempt to impeach the President..

No senator was credited with that statement and APC should quit screaming Wolf..

Once again, you see why we take SR with a pinch of salt

Sirmuel1:
The Facebook is fully active now. Its just a shame we haven't gotten at least a 100likes.

Sirmuel1:
[size=13pt]The Facebook is fully active now. Its just a shame we haven't gotten at least a 100likes.

basingstoke:
YOU ARE ALL MISSING THE POINT. BURUTAI WAS THE MULE FRUSTRATING JONATHAN'S EFFORT IN FIGHTING BOKO HARAM. HE WAS THE ONE LEAKING INFO TO BUHARI

sammyj:
I bet to disagree with the FG on this one oooo. Another investigation should be carried out on the two men by independent auditors!!!

basingstoke:
Buhari relly disappointed us. we had too much hope in him for a better Nigeria