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http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/kenyans-are-far-behind-nigerians-in-every-aspect-fani-kayode/

Everytime, there's a question for fani kayode
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9jii:
Your obsession with leaking asses is horrifying. You seriously need help.

See how Peter obi wonders speaks for itself...?

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OkutaNla:
Another 'Obidient' criminal busted.

Just watch and see Peter obi wonders
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Law is really powerful and sometimes harsh, just imagine how a bloodline is about to be erased.

You call it hypocrisy,
but I understand it as the best effective strategic way of sleeping with two eyes closed.

To them,
There's no time to mess up and make incredible enemies like the one Nigerians are echoing about.


Instead, "if you can't beat them, you join them".

If you know what I mean..!

Well to me,
it all boils down to another propaganda[b][/b]

Moferere:
This is not about Buhari alone, the Jos people should be ashamed of themselves

Ok. Between North and South


1. Which one do you think has the highest death rate in a day, month or year due to attacks...?

2. Which one do you think is to be declared a state of emergency..?

3. Which one do you think is more deadly to travel to or along..?

Yet, thousands of soldiers are stationed where they are not supposed to be stationed, I mean what's the sense in that..

In your own mind, if you are a bandit with gun or not, what do you intend to steal from petty farmers or from locals/rurans..?

Instead you went ahead to kill, rape, terrorise indigence and burn down their houses.


Pls, Buhari is more than aware of what is going on in his country than you.

epondudu:
Will our president flee if Bokoharam overan this country?

Why flee....?
When he is already the president of the terrorists.

Still that donkey keeps on borrowing.

What an animal.

But what happened to the shoot on sight, ordered by our darling presidio.

"Arrest" I don't think that's the word this OP wanted to make use of.

Can someone please ask Lai Muhammed, what are the benefits of lifting the ban ....?



As for me all I see is another next level of government intimidation and more stringent hate speech bill while using tweeter as case study.

But why are they lifting it up..? Is it that no one took them (govt) serious or no protest for them to spill innocent blood.

Just so feed up .

This herd of people, are just another class of homosapiens that happens to walk upright, and was so fortunate to speak, including puting on human clothes. With nothing else to show for civilization and freedom in a society.

DSS. that has no respect for the rule of law.

Just imagine how dangerous this creatures are...

Yet, in some parts of the world, individuals or organizations wants to safe them from extinction.

Well nah dia side b dat...

But 4 naija apart 4rm aboki, CAT nah abomination and OWL nah witchcraft, so extinction nah small challenge.

This is more like India movie.


But in Nigeria it's reality with Mr. President being the producer.

More guinea pigs sent to the guys that are already working in people's farm.

Next headline loading

Wait, are they going to plant or farm it in this current Buhari Nigeria....?

By Kingsley Alumona


IN October 1999, the governor of Zamfara State instituted Sharia Law, mainly out of his selfish quest for political power. Later on, eleven northern states, with majority of Muslim population, followed suit. For more than twenty years now, Sharia institutions and officers have almost become a law unto themselves, to the extent of circumventing Nigeria’s Constitution.

It is generally believed that Sharia Law applies only to Muslims. But both Muslims and non-Muslims in its jurisdiction experience incessant human rights abuse and extremism in the hands of its enforcers, as recent events have shown.
Last March, a 22-year-old Kano musician, Yahaya Sharif-Aminu, was accused of blasphemy against Prophet Mohammad by a Sharia court in that state because of a song he circulated through the social media. In spite of his arrest, some Muslim mob burnt down his family house.

Later in August, Sharif-Aminu was sentenced to death for blasphemy. Despite all attempts by human rights organisations and activists to save him, the governor of the state, Abdullahi Ganduje, said he would not hesitate to sign his death warrant.

If that was not enough, in August, in the same Kano, a 13-year-old boy, Omar Farouq, was sentenced to ten years imprisonment for making uncomplimentary remarks about Allah during an argument with a friend. The boy’s sentencing was not only condemned by UNICEF and activists who called on the Nigerian authorities to review the sentence, it also caught the attention of the world. Yet, neither Kano nor Nigerian government yielded to their plea.

Nigerian Sharia states operate a special police called Hisbah. The Hisbah, in some states, is to extent more powerful and influential than the Nigerian Police Force. Most people believe that this security outfit is one of the institutions powerful northern elite use to enslave and control their people.

In fact, in December 2019, Hisbah arrested a Nigerian police officer and three women in Zamfara for engaging in social vices in a hotel. This is not to mention the countless teenagers and youths that are harassed or abused on a daily basis by the Islamic police.

In October, Hisbah, in Kano, apprehended some young boys with stylish haircuts and publicly shaved their hair. They accused the boys of keeping hairstyles that are against the tenets of Islam. About four days later, the Hisbah was in the news again for harassing and banning some women in a local government in Kano from using phones and wearing sunglasses. The officers accused the women of using their phones for un-Islamic acts.

In August 2018, a northern Nigerian woman, in a newspaper interview, lamented that, “Being a Northern woman is hard.” This is just a glimpse of it. Last November, I was shocked to read in the papers how Hisbah officers confiscated and destroyed beer worth over N200 million naira in Kano. This was happening at a time when businesses were collapsing, and job loss and inflation were on the rise.

After the incident, the state government which calmed that alcohol consumption and other intoxicants are forbidden in Islam, promised to increase the salaries of Hisbah officers in the state and also to change their uniform to something better.

Throughout October, during the #EndSARS protest in Nigeria, one of the prominent Muslim female activists, Aisha Yesufu, was among the active protestors. Days later, her involvement in the protest attracted a lot of criticism from northern Muslims, including politicians and celebrities, who called her unsavoury names and even threatened to kill her for allegedly being against President Muhammadu Buhari’s government.

Early in November, I was not surprised when I leant that a 26-year-old female actress, Rahama Sadau, from Kaduna State was accused of blasphemy after sharing some of her pictures on the social media where she wore a tight backless dress that showed her curves.

Following this development, she was criticised for going against Islamic tenets of dressing. In fact, an Islamic scholar Lawal Gusau in a press release, asked the Nigerian police to arraign the actress before a Sharia court because of this.

Few weeks ago in Kano, the religious police announced that they would be conducting a house-by-house search for people they described as ‘sinners’. They stormed a guest house, looking for the so-called ‘sinners’. If that was not enough, during the Black Friday period in Kano, the Hisbah told and even threatened a radio station to stop using the phrase ‘Black Friday’ because it is against Islam to call Friday, their holy day of worship, black.

All these extremism and human rights abuse are being perpetrated by security outfits that are supposed to be in the field helping the Nigerian military to fight bandits and terrorists in the North, but they are busy abusing and troubling hapless civilians, with the leaders elected to safeguard their rights looking the other away.

This is because northern elite and their families are not victims of these atrocities. So, why would not the Hisbah tell common people what to wear, what to eat and drink, what to worship, where to go, who to associate with, the kind of movies to watch or music to listen to?

The Nigerian Constitution, which recognises Nigeria as a secular state and which is supreme to other bodies of laws, has allowed religion to undermine its power. It is saddening that the Federal Government and its agencies, headed mainly by Hausa/Fulani Muslims, seem not care about these human rights issues and extremism that are replete in the media and are embarrassing the country in international fronts.

Human rights are essential to personal, societal and national development. If Nigeria, especially its northern region, must develop beyond the dilapidating state it is today, then it must take these issues seriously.

Alumona, a writer, journalist and socio-political commentator, wrote from Lagos

Two persons have been killed by a vigilance group in Ogaminana community, in the Adavi Local Government Area of Kogi State.

It was gathered that the incident occurred on Friday when the vigilantes raided a popular hotel where the nightclub was holding contrary to an order of the local government authorities banning such a gathering.

Two of the clubbers reportedly died on the spot.

The Chairman of Adavi LGA, Joseph Salami, in a statement, confirmed the incident.

He said, “The vigilance group was on their usual night patrol and working according to laid down rules of the local gov[b][/b][b][/b]ernment on the ban of nightclub activities within its domain.

“A clash led to the loss of two lives; an officer of the vigilance group sustained an injury, and their vehicle was destroyed.”

He urged the youth in the community not to take the law into their hands over the incident.

“First, we placed a ban on nightclub activities, but as it is expected of us, we will take a critical look at the issue, investigate the genesis of it, and make sure whoever was involved is brought to book.

“As we all know, nobody is above the law, therefore, no stone will be left unturned in the course of our investigation. There’s no cause for alarm,” he added.

The state Commissioner of Police, Ayuba Ede, while also confirming the incident, said normalcy had been restored.

“At the moment, discreet investigation is ongoing,” he added.

Please, I don't think this bill has any significance to as the current situation of Nigerians, and more importantly, issues affecting health ( HUMAN HEALTH) has never be given consent to, e.g Cancer, Diabetes, Kidney failure e.t.c.

This northern senators or elite can never pass a bill that will promote, enhance or alone favor their northern citizens, instead they are so kin on managing their cattle interest.


If only there are more educated youth in the north things wouldn't be this bad....

Later, this same men in Black (police) will argue that nobody died, no live bullet was fired � or no shooting was carryout by them.



What a mess and all sorts of embarrassment packed in that uniform; called Nigeria Police Force.

SATANICALLY666:
https://www.thecable.ng/breaking-dss-launches-manhunt-for-sunday-igboho-after-recovering-arms-ammunition-from-his-house/

"he escaped arrest when they raided his residence in Oyo state."

Point of correction, he has done nothing wrong to be arrested or rather has he committed any crime to be arrested.

It should be "he escape an assassination plot or invasion of his home by some midnight arm robbers or killers."

I don't really think there's anything like "unknown gun men". Thus, what I know is that Nigeria govt. Including it's military and paramilitary agencies have zero source and knowledge on how to investigate a crime or situations.

Imagine what the Nigeria army is doing in the south east, accusing, arresting and killing innocent citizens and then tag or even parading them as "UGM".

Nigeria police will enter your house (your bedroom precisely even while sleeping) and arrest you bordering on allegations that can make you generate mental problems.

At ATM stand, SARS will arrest you, then tag you Yahooboy.

How many times Dem don kill one shakau for the same forest.

Unknown gunmen is an act used to hide the identities of the crime perpetrators on media.

To further clear you doubt ask the Ministry of information for more information.���

Please ooo, who have heard on the news that North West and North West are killing each other.



All I know is West coast and East coast killed each other, or North and Eastern Nigeria killed each.

This Nigeria government, is confused delima

Very simple, the other ones engaged in pornography or masturbation.

It must've been those handicaps that always have time to spit rubbish every time and then.

Garba and Lai are the ones always doing this, I can't think it was the president, because the president is very busy thinking on how to grab lands and secure his cows.

And moreover Buhari can never ever address the nation even if Also rock is on fire.

Karlovych:
From all of us at lizardbbq grills we thank you our darling daddy for the wonderful news, soon Nigerian soldiers and policemen will join in the kidnapping business especially when they realize they won't get their pensions when they retire
Sai Baba
Sai BMC

Exactly. Just as the disbanded operathievies called SARS.