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Aquariann:Its obvious that you do know what goes on underground,or you probably know but trying to be smart by half.Because he says he is not imposing any one and you believe him.Did you not watch the earlier video of some LG chairmen who endorsed Sanwo-Olu only because Tinubu asked them to do so. |
One man controlling a whole ethnic group.This nonsense can not happen in the part of the country where I come from, not even in a million years to come.If he attempts it, one kid from no where will say to him “ you are rich but are you the one feeding me?” At that point, it becomes case closed. |
Nice one from Timaya.He rarely goes wrong with his jams |
Poorly constructed ... .Anyway money answereth all. |
Another Buhari minister caught pants down.Well at least he admitted not serving.The law should take its due course.More revelations to follow especially in terms of not having NYSC and school certificate.Little wonder why Nigeria is not progressing.Those at the helm of affairs are just unqualified to hold the positions they occupy. |
Obi Ezekwesili screamed that the whole thing was a charade.People criticised her, now it's getting clearer.This government is a very big SCAM. |
Nawao.APC and witch hunting.Why have they not been able to release the investigation report about Buhari's NEPA certificate? |
He has been bullied off the stage by those he offended with his senseless rants. |
It's obvious that the international community wants the lifeless one to go.I am sure the lifeless one has smelt the coffee |
naijapips04:Stop listening to what detractors post on social media calling the group a bunch of miscreants.Thats not true.The group is made up of intellectuals and achievers in different fields.Academics, doctors,lawyers engineers and successful businessmen amongst others both home and in the diaspora.Stop listening to the lies of the Nigerian state.Yes there may be some members who may behave in not so much of a generally likable way,but it is expected.Their voice should also be heard.They are part of the Biafran project.Even if you don't like the way they pass their messages,you should not drown their voices just because you don't like their 'aggression'.That is what a republic and a democracy should be.Is that not what the Biafran project is all about? |
It's your right not to support IPOB.I have met a few Igbos who don't support the group but they are of course in the very minority.Why do you think the Nigerian state is scared of a referendum.So Its no biggy coming here to stress that you are Igbo but don't support IPOB.I'm Igbo,I may not be part of the group but I support IPOB. |
He and his clownish supporters would not listen. |
I agree totally with him.Though removing Buhari will solve part of the problem but most will be solved by a review and redirection of the present system of governance. |
He is the best among the worsts. |
Mbaka accuses FG of marginalising Igbohttp://sunnewsonline.com/mbaka-accuses-fg-marginalising-igbo/
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For a story like this to come out in order to smear his reputation and campaign,it means that he is fast becoming a threat to the aspirations of the lifeless one. |
Myjanuzaj:If the politicians need it,then they should go and vote for Buhari.The hardworking Igbos don't need it.What they need is to be able to determine their destiny.Igbo presidency will not guarantee this,level playing field is what would. |
God bless every Igbo woman out there.There is light at the end of the tunnel, it's just a matter of time.This tyranny will not last forever |
Trump can't be impeached for this.The worst that can happen is that it puts his second tenure bid in jeopardy.However,I still think he has a strong support base. |
Arsenal really played well in the first half.If they had taken their chances,it would have been a different ball game.I think their is still room for improvement. |
I can relate with the number 3.It happened with an uncle back in the days.Like you wrote,it rarely does happen these days |
pavlovt:You don learn to dey edit people post.No wahala,na Seun give you the right.Carry go |
'Bakura corps members WELCOMES.' Imagine! |
He doesn't need pressure from the international community not to seek re-election,the pressure from Aisha is enough to push him aside. |
Buhari has inadvertently made Saraki more popular.Saraki is way smarter than Buhari and all his supporters put together |
Buhari has inadvertently made Saraki popular.The guy is way smarter than Buhari and all his supporters put together |
I think Sarri should take out Pedro |
Chelsea do not have the kind of players that play Sarriball.I’m hoping Sarri will groom them as time goes by. |
What you should be asking is ‘why do Buhari and APC hate Igbos?’ |
Better.You can’t buy a dog to replace a monkey.I have never been a fan of Higuain.In terms of conversion rate,he is not better than Morata.For every 10 chances he gets,he scores 2. |
When a Nigerian high court ruled this month that a former national security adviser should be freed on bail, it was the sixth such judgment since his detention in 2015. Authorities haven’t obeyed a single one. For critics of President Muhammadu Buhari, he’s picking and choosing which judgments to comply with, a stance that stirs uncomfortable echoes of his days as a military ruler in the 1980s. His government defends his actions as necessary to combat graft in the oil-rich West African country of almost 200 million people, a pledge that was key to Buhari’s victory in a 2015 vote -- and now to his hopes of re-election next year. “There is no constitutional basis whatsoever for disobeying a court order,” said Ernest Ojukwu, a professor of human rights and criminal law. “This is about impunity.” Buhari, 75, has complained that judicial niceties are getting in the way of his graft war. After ousting an elected government on New Year’s Eve in 1983, he ruled by decree, combining executive and legislative powers. Military tribunals were set up to try allegedly corrupt politicians, some of whom were sentenced to hundreds of years. After Buhari’s overthrow 20 months later, almost all the sentences were quashed by the courts or nullified by his successors. But through his actions he began to acquire the anti-corruption reputation that helped get him elected three decades on. The next vote will be in February. High-Profile Detainees Arguably the most high-profile detainee is Sambo Dasuki, once a security adviser to Buhari’s predecessor Goodluck Jonathan. Charged with offenses related to money laundering and diverting money supposed to be used to buy arms to fight Islamist militant group Boko Haram, Dasuki has been held for three years as bail orders, including from an Economic Community of West African States court, have been ignored. He’s not the only one. A leader of Nigeria’s Shi’ite community, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, and his wife have been held by state security forces since 2015, also in defiance of court orders for bail. Prior to his arrest, Nigerian troops are alleged to have killed more than 300 of his followers and buried them in mass graves in the aftermath of clashes between some Shi’ites and soldiers accompanying an army chief’s convoy. The treatment has extended to journalists. Jones Abiri, based in the southern city of Yenagoa, was arrested by secret police in July 2016, accused of involvement in the sabotage of crude oil pipelines by militants in the Niger River delta. Visits Denied Abiri was arraigned last week and taken back into the custody of the secret police after failing to meet “stringent” bail conditions, his lawyer, Femi Falana, said in response to a text message. His hearing is scheduled to begin on Aug. 2, he said. Before the arraignment, the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists had expressed concern that the reporter hadn’t been seen in public, charged nor allowed visits from lawyers or family members. Successive democratic governments in Nigeria, where military rule ended in 1999, have tended to disobey court orders, said Ojukwu. “The trend diminished drastically under late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua (in office from 2007 until he died in 2010) and it’s been a growing trend again since then,” he said. Contacted on the recent cases and allegations, Justice Ministry spokesman Salihu Othman Isah referred to a July 19 article published by Premium Times, in which minister Abubakar Malami was quoted as saying that it was in the public’s interest that court orders to grant Dasuki bail were ignored. Buhari recently signed an executive order that empowers him to request the seizure of assets linked to ongoing criminal investigations or trials, a move critics say is unconstitutional and meant to undermine the courts. The Justice Ministry has defended that order as needed to consolidate the gains made in the war against corruption. “It gives the executive the power to clamp down on corrupt individuals and their ill-gotten acquisitions,” ministry spokesman Isah said in a response to questions sent by text message. He dismissed criticism, saying “it’s corruption that is fighting back.” ‘Usurping’ Powers The main opposition People’s Democratic Party has accused Buhari of seeking to “usurp” both legislative and judicial powers in order to target his perceived opponents. He “wants to change our democratic governance to a military regime, in line with his lamentation that the fight against corruption will be better under a military regime than under a democracy,” the party, which lost power in 2015, said in a July 6 statement. The refusal to heed the courts, “is consistent with the government’s disregard for the judicial system,” said Chidi Odinkalu, chairman of the human rights council of the Nigerian Bar Association. “The executive simply ignores orders it doesn’t like" https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-30/military-habits-die-hard-as-nigeria-s-buhari-defies-court-orders?utm_source=google&utm_medium=bd&utm_campaign=HP&cmpId=GP.HP |
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.Anyway money answereth all.