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kidap:What is special in Arteta? Will Arterta make Arsenal win EPL and Champion League in five years time? Can he even control the players? Once again the Arsenal management got it wrong in their choice of coach.What they need do is to look for a better experienced coach, buy experienced strikers, mildfelders ,and defenders.The likes of Pepe and Saka and other secondary school boys in Arsenal will take the club to wilderness not the Promised Land |
iykecicero:Danjuma was among those who carried out the July 1996 coup leading to the death of many innocent Nigerians because of the northern interest.. There is nothing he wants to tell us about Nigeria apart from deception.All in the ruling class are the same. |
iykecicero:. Danjuma was among those who carried out the July 1996 coup leading to the death of many innocent Nigerians because of the northern interest.. There is nothing he wants to tell us about Nigeria apart from deception.All in the ruling class are the same. |
dauddy97:. If you have a pile with some growth in your anus it is a chronic one.It is this growth that has a bruise when defecating making you have fresh red blood in your stool. You can use traditional medicine that will shrink the growth in your anus.A lot are advisable even in Osun state.The growth may be removed surgically too but I don't think it is necessary considering a lot of treatment available on it traditionally. Additionally pile won't disturb you to have children and if you ejaculate within four minutes there is no problem... Usually the first ejaculation in sex is earlier than the second one.So rest your mind please.and treat your piles. |
Wayne4uall:. Shedding blood in the name of Jesus! What a story of a wicked man whose generation will know no peace for life. |
Kingsleydr:This is the difference between the police and the DSS. This pastor has buried seven chikdren. The police could not do anything to it but the DSS was able to fathom the secrecy behind the matter.It is in order |
ejimatic:. See the difference between the police and the DSS.... Many miracle centers are Satanic places! |
Shocking Revelations About Ondo Church Where Children Are Buried Alive opera.com Dec 19, 2019 4:51 AM Going by the latest development at the popular church in Akure, Sotitobire Prayer Centre and more revelations about its general overseer, Prophet Babatunde Alfa, there seems to be more troubles for several worshipers who seek for miracle churches in the society. Sotitobire Prayer Centre located in Oshinle Quarters in Akure and it's GO have been consistently hitting the news headline in the last few days not for positive development but rather, a debilitating blasphemy to the name of God and sanctity of His sanctuary. The church which was once a final bus stop for miracle seekers in Ondo State and beyond, suddenly came to national focus, following the disappearance of a child belonging to one of its members, Mr and Mrs Kolawole. The child, Gold Kolawole reportedly got missing on Sunday November 24 after he was dropped off at the children section of the Church by his mother. Following several attempt to locate the children which proved futile, the general overseer, Prophet Babatunde Alfa was arrested by the DSS and taken to the police headquarters in Abuja for interrogations. On Wednesday December 19, hell was practically set loose in Akure after the pastor's confession on how he sacrificed the toddler was made public. Angry mob descended on the church and the entire properties within the premises and razed it to ashes. The development however appeared to have dug out more devastating revelations about the miracle church and its pastors which many worshipers were not privy to, before now. It was revealed that before DSS officials could squeeze out the confession from the prophet, they had to hire the service of powerful herbalist from outside Nigeria who disclosed that prophet Babatunde would never say the truth except his hair is thoroughly shaved. According to him, the prophet source of power is buried in his bushy hair. And surprisingly, as soon as the DSS followed the instruction, the prophet who initially fainted and was rushed to the hospital, allegedly began to reel out his atrocities. He confirmed that Kolawole Gold was the seventh children in the church that would be buried alive on the altar. Asking how he has been doing it without knowledge of the member, prophet Alfa stated that each time he needed to do it, he simply made a commandment and a child will disappear into the unseen grave on the altar. It was revealed that the prophet was highly influential and has been a regular spiritual consultant to some class of powerful politicians in Ondo State. This was said to be the reason his arrest could not be effected in the state and while he was taken to Abuja, it was alleged that there was a pressure on the DSS to release the prophet. On Wednesday, when the church was attacked, the Ondo State commissioner of Police was said to have quickly mobilized his men to the scene to prevent the church from being burnt down which consequently led to the death of two residents and a police officer. For now, the public are watching with rapt attention if prophet Babatunde Alfa would finger those powerful politicians behind his move at the church. Nigerians are also waiting to see the dimension his case will take in the days ahead. |
waleadex:This is a person whose intelligence must be cultivated. Regrettably nobody in Nigeria will assist him but if they see a child who says..u go beat me tire..they will sharing the video like wild fire and spend huge money on him or her..... |
[quote author= post=85016904]Wailers Corner : In States that the court judgement favours PDP, They will shout 'This is Victory for Democracy'!! In States that APC were favored by the court : They will wail 'Our Democracy is under threat and in danger by Bubu! Hypocrites everywhere![/quote]. absolutely correct! Sentiments and favouritism are inseparable in the Nigerian politics |
Kwanza:. Corruption made Abacha Babangida and others overthrew his government in 1993.With his exit Nigeria flourished in corruption till he came back in 2015. |
babaearly1:This is a person to be assisted but nobody will encourage him.If a child behaves disobediently some body will video him or her. and put it online..Before you know it he or she will get millions of naira |
Freethought:. You are AS both .What if the child is SS you will be blaming Buhari and bring the new born baby into life long crisis.... Both of you are educated illiterates..Be ready to face the consequence of your stupidity. |
vicdom:. I dont understand the reason for the murder 6000 for the killing? 170000 for the bus? How much is even the value of the restaurant? This is wickedness |
kenechukwujeo50:. This not a judgement. It is an interlocutory injunction sought by the appellant.. |
MediaGuru36:. IBB Danjuma Abacha Murtala Mohammed Buhari and many others were among those that piloted the July 1966 coup leading to the death of many innocent Igbo soldiers..It was a coup organised by the northern soldiers to secede from Nigeria because of January 1966 coup which the North believed was planned by the Igbos soldiers against the northerners. All those that took part i n the coup were rewarded with leadership role in Nigeria...Aba Kiyari of the presidency today was a military governor after the coup for eight years .....Since that time the North has taken over the military and security system of Nigeria.We are all victims of time .This is Babangida for you in his old age. |
The examination result of a schoolgirl in SS1 has hit the internet and everyone is talking about it for the wrong reasons. The schoolgirl result for the term shows how woefully she did in school, finishing with a complete fail in all her subjects and taking the 39th position in a class of 39. Not only did she terribly in her test and exams, her teacher and school principal comment made it even worse. Her teacher Joshua E. wrote; Always playing with boys in the bush |
valentineuwakwe:. When will Police not collect money on the road again ?when will FRSC not collect money on the road again ? When will those in ministries and parastatals not collect kick backs again? When will Nigeria be free of corruption? These are what we need to reflect upon and discuss on a regular basis.Surprisingly Nigerians will waste their precious time on those who are after their selfish interest under the guise if political activism |
[quote author=dre11 post=84867035]https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/appointments-buhari-silent-over-monguno-service-chiefs-others.html [/quot |
I stumbled on this write up this afternoon and what the writer said then was exactly what occurred at that time..After reading this piece I wonder why Nigeria has been ruled by a set of people who were first in the military and later became civilians? Additionally I want the National Assembly to enact a law that as from 2023 the following people should not not take part in the Nigerian politics : 1. All ex military state administrators. 2. All ex members of the Supreme military council or Armed forces Ruling Council 3 All ex military. Vice presidents. 4 All ex military heads of states 5 All ex military ministers This is the only way Nigeria can be free from the effects of Jan and July 1966 coups and the civil war ... |
AutoJoshNG:. Oba Tadenikawo Adesoji Aderemi.....There should be a great museum within Ooni ' s palace for the relics of the late kings in Ife kingdom. |
larryplaytv:. This man is a comedian! Would the man you did not vote for hand over power to you?Do you need presidency now?For the South East to rule in 2023 it must pally with the South West .Only the South west can route South East for the North to accept it for presidency.This is only if their poor political calculation and regional division will make them reach the promised land in 2023 presidency. |
amc:. Security is the most sensitive issue on Nigeria .The DSS claimed it had a classified report that he had been holding a meeting with some people against his bail condition.. He was need for questioning |
StaffofOrayan:Boka Ige. Tai Solarin Gani Fawehinmi MKO Abiola bravely fought for the masses.Today those who claim they want to fight for the masses are cowards and runaways who only shout at the sight of arrest ...when they start chaos in Nigeria they will run abroad and stay with their families |
Larryfest:. My answer to your question is this: After his bail the DSS claimed it had a classified report that he was holding a secret meeting against his bail condition. The agency wanted to ask him questions on it.That made Falana personally drove him yo the DSS office before he was detained again. |
This Sowore Vs DSS Wahala: The Lies Of Sowore And Falana opera.com Watching the unexpected issue that happened in the courtroom during the release of Omoyele Sowore is an alarming abuse of the courtroom but as well it can also be a movie drama planned or directed by a movie director known for several false stories telling Omoyele Sowore himself. When Sowore's re-arrest video trended, it was expected that DSS reacts. They didn't. But now they, Sowore and Falana have reacted. I WEEP FOR ALL OF US. DSS claims their operatives were not inside the Courtroom. Falana claims DSS was in the Courtroom, that some were in Lawyers gowns and wigs. Unbelievable. Sowore claims DSS wanted to kill him while in their custody but failed. Now, DSS, in the public of Igwe Mmadu, came with guns to kill him right inside the Courtroom. Do you believe Falana and Sowore? I doubted DSS until I watched that video again. The only man who was pinning Sowore down was the tall man in the suit. I thought he was a DSS operative. But he alone cannot effect an arrest. And clinging to Sowore who lied on top of him doesn't seem an effective way of arresting a man. I thought he was clinging to Sowore to prevent him from escaping. Now, I know he was clinging to prevent his arrest. When I watched this video again, as Sowore was giving his illegal press briefing, this young man in the black suit was standing at his back, hailing him. Some others were surrounding Sowore. A wise voice was cautioning Sowore not to grant the interview. Sowore shunned that wise voice. If Sowore was not killed while in DSS custody, why will DSS attempt to kill him while in public? Why will DSS operatives wear Lawyers gowns and wigs as Falana claimed? These are tissues of naked lies. All these dramatic personae should be arrested. They are not above the law as DSS is not above the law. They are a national disgrace. Today, I and millions of other Nigerians have a clearer picture following the press release by the DSS. It has become clear that they didn't invade the courtroom to arrest Sowore. Falana, at least, admitted this and owned up that he was informed by the service of their intention to arrest his client after the court session and outside the court of course. So, our hasty righteous indignation must have been misplaced! Still, it is excusable because we were all fooled by that video. I, however, kept asking myself why there were no attempts by other DSS operatives to rescue their man who was trapped and swooped on by the supporters of Sowore as depicted in that video. To me, something didn't add up. The team of DSS could not have been outside, while one of their own was being pummeled in the courtroom. Today, the jigsaws are falling properly into place! First, Sowore resisted arrest and was aided in the act by his supporters. Secondly, his case had ended; again, Sahara Reporters admitted this when they said in their earlier headline: "DSS Trying To Rearrest Sowore After Court Had Adjourned His Case". So, it was obvious that it was Sowore who rushed back into the courtroom and disrupted another ongoing court session. Thirdly, he hoped to blackmail the security operatives, and whip up sentiment. And he succeeded. But like Lauretta Onochie said, when those who sided him based on the wool he pooled over their eyes eventually know the truth, they will abandon him. And this is true. Some have already realised he only play-acted and have washed their hands off him. And for those who think that Sowore is insignificant and poses no national threat, I disagree completely with them. He might not be such threat now again, but if the DSS hadn't been proactive and botched the "revolution now" when they did, by arresting him, we can't tell how much the movement could go out of control. Hasn't he been punished enough? I would think that Sowore has been punished enough and should be allowed to go. But... Has he behaved like someone who has learnt anything yet, and is a bit remorseful? We trivialize Sowore's case because we are probably looking at the man, Sowore, and not at those that might have been behind his move, those that might have committed funds to the cause, their potency, and what their actual intentions were and how they had planned to have it successfully executed. Sowore went to the UK, had a meeting among others with Nnamdi Kanu, who, whether you like it or not, is enemy of the state. This meeting was for a purpose, and it was strategic; to recruit thousands of angry IPOB boys into this cause. Sowore posed with Kanu and shared the pictures. It was an endorsement by Kanu, and a message to his boys to join. This was at a time the Shiites were marching and were being shot and killed, still they were not deterred. They were a willing tool for Sowore, and the clown knew it. Add these to the bitter losers of the election, the embittered and disappointed members of the society who had thought that PMB was already history, and who didn't want to imagine the prospect of another 4 years with him on the saddle. Sowore knew what was brewing! Sowore had planned a movement that would get rowdy, uncontrollable, violent, and invariably lead to the security shooting the "revolutionary marchers", and with that, the "revolution now" would snowball into a proper revolution! It is happening all around us! Algerian president had resigned in April, just 2 months before Sowore's call. His resignation followed weeks of bloody mass protest termed Hirak or "Revolution of Smile" Sowore and his backers knew and wanted to replicate the same thing in Nigeria. Sowore and his backers knew about Venezuela and wanted to replicate the same experience here by ensuring that things spiral out of hand, to get foreign governments to withdraw support for a president that defeated him in an election. Note that this year alone, apart from the Algerian president, the Bolivian president, Evo Morales, has also resigned after weeks of mass protests; the same fate has befallen Iraqi prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi. Do we have to talk about the Arab Spring of the 2010 and 2011 that swept away leaders of Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and co! All these revolutions didn't take people with two heads to succeed. It took ordinary people who were not even as powerful as Sowore to achieve them. So, we fool ourselves when we think that Sowore is merely an insignificant noisemaker. No! All it takes to achieve a revolution is an unruly crowd, who could be mistakenly shot at, and would bay for blood and say "Kill us all if you can". Sowore knew this and banked on it. Do I feel for him? No! You don't lose elections, and then choose to set the nation on fire or attempt to depose the same man who defeated you by chanting "Revolution Now"! Maybe I would have felt for him if he had shown that he has learnt his lessons after spending over 120 days with the DSS. Maybe, I would have felt for him if his misguided supporters had come to realise that they misled this young man, and admitted that their attempt was ill-contrived and wrong. We trivialize Sowore's case because we see him wrongly as an activist and not as a bitter presidential candidate that lost an election, and insisted on removing at all costs the man that defeated him. And for the DSS? I concede that they know many things that I don't know, and that they owe the president and the nation some responsibilities, and that in discharging these responsibilities, what should guide them should not be public perception, but rather intends at their disposal. Therefore, it doesn't matter how we view their action; what matters most should be the result, and keeping the nation safe. Having said this, however, I wait to hear the fresh charges that would be preferred against Sowore, which necessitated his rearrest. If the rearrest is due to his breaching some of his bail conditions, then I will join those who insisted that they should have approached the court instead to ask that court revoke his bail. That's the proper thing to do. For us all? I will only advise that we control our emotions a bit and get the true pictures of things before taking our stand. The knock on the DSS was too much. |
This Sowore Vs DSS Wahala: The Lies Of Sowore And Falana opera.com Watching the unexpected issue that happened in the courtroom during the release of Omoyele Sowore is an alarming abuse of the courtroom but as well it can also be a movie drama planned or directed by a movie director known for several false stories telling Omoyele Sowore himself. When Sowore's re-arrest video trended, it was expected that DSS reacts. They didn't. But now they, Sowore and Falana have reacted. I WEEP FOR ALL OF US. DSS claims their operatives were not inside the Courtroom. Falana claims DSS was in the Courtroom, that some were in Lawyers gowns and wigs. Unbelievable. Sowore claims DSS wanted to kill him while in their custody but failed. Now, DSS, in the public of Igwe Mmadu, came with guns to kill him right inside the Courtroom. Do you believe Falana and Sowore? I doubted DSS until I watched that video again. The only man who was pinning Sowore down was the tall man in the suit. I thought he was a DSS operative. But he alone cannot effect an arrest. And clinging to Sowore who lied on top of him doesn't seem an effective way of arresting a man. I thought he was clinging to Sowore to prevent him from escaping. Now, I know he was clinging to prevent his arrest. When I watched this video again, as Sowore was giving his illegal press briefing, this young man in the black suit was standing at his back, hailing him. Some others were surrounding Sowore. A wise voice was cautioning Sowore not to grant the interview. Sowore shunned that wise voice. If Sowore was not killed while in DSS custody, why will DSS attempt to kill him while in public? Why will DSS operatives wear Lawyers gowns and wigs as Falana claimed? These are tissues of naked lies. All these dramatic personae should be arrested. They are not above the law as DSS is not above the law. They are a national disgrace. Today, I and millions of other Nigerians have a clearer picture following the press release by the DSS. It has become clear that they didn't invade the courtroom to arrest Sowore. Falana, at least, admitted this and owned up that he was informed by the service of their intention to arrest his client after the court session and outside the court of course. So, our hasty righteous indignation must have been misplaced! Still, it is excusable because we were all fooled by that video. I, however, kept asking myself why there were no attempts by other DSS operatives to rescue their man who was trapped and swooped on by the supporters of Sowore as depicted in that video. To me, something didn't add up. The team of DSS could not have been outside, while one of their own was being pummeled in the courtroom. Today, the jigsaws are falling properly into place! First, Sowore resisted arrest and was aided in the act by his supporters. Secondly, his case had ended; again, Sahara Reporters admitted this when they said in their earlier headline: "DSS Trying To Rearrest Sowore After Court Had Adjourned His Case". So, it was obvious that it was Sowore who rushed back into the courtroom and disrupted another ongoing court session. Thirdly, he hoped to blackmail the security operatives, and whip up sentiment. And he succeeded. But like Lauretta Onochie said, when those who sided him based on the wool he pooled over their eyes eventually know the truth, they will abandon him. And this is true. Some have already realised he only play-acted and have washed their hands off him. And for those who think that Sowore is insignificant and poses no national threat, I disagree completely with them. He might not be such threat now again, but if the DSS hadn't been proactive and botched the "revolution now" when they did, by arresting him, we can't tell how much the movement could go out of control. Hasn't he been punished enough? I would think that Sowore has been punished enough and should be allowed to go. But... Has he behaved like someone who has learnt anything yet, and is a bit remorseful? We trivialize Sowore's case because we are probably looking at the man, Sowore, and not at those that might have been behind his move, those that might have committed funds to the cause, their potency, and what their actual intentions were and how they had planned to have it successfully executed. Sowore went to the UK, had a meeting among others with Nnamdi Kanu, who, whether you like it or not, is enemy of the state. This meeting was for a purpose, and it was strategic; to recruit thousands of angry IPOB boys into this cause. Sowore posed with Kanu and shared the pictures. It was an endorsement by Kanu, and a message to his boys to join. This was at a time the Shiites were marching and were being shot and killed, still they were not deterred. They were a willing tool for Sowore, and the clown knew it. Add these to the bitter losers of the election, the embittered and disappointed members of the society who had thought that PMB was already history, and who didn't want to imagine the prospect of another 4 years with him on the saddle. Sowore knew what was brewing! Sowore had planned a movement that would get rowdy, uncontrollable, violent, and invariably lead to the security shooting the "revolutionary marchers", and with that, the "revolution now" would snowball into a proper revolution! It is happening all around us! Algerian president had resigned in April, just 2 months before Sowore's call. His resignation followed weeks of bloody mass protest termed Hirak or "Revolution of Smile" Sowore and his backers knew and wanted to replicate the same thing in Nigeria. Sowore and his backers knew about Venezuela and wanted to replicate the same experience here by ensuring that things spiral out of hand, to get foreign governments to withdraw support for a president that defeated him in an election. Note that this year alone, apart from the Algerian president, the Bolivian president, Evo Morales, has also resigned after weeks of mass protests; the same fate has befallen Iraqi prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi. Do we have to talk about the Arab Spring of the 2010 and 2011 that swept away leaders of Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and co! All these revolutions didn't take people with two heads to succeed. It took ordinary people who were not even as powerful as Sowore to achieve them. So, we fool ourselves when we think that Sowore is merely an insignificant noisemaker. No! All it takes to achieve a revolution is an unruly crowd, who could be mistakenly shot at, and would bay for blood and say "Kill us all if you can". Sowore knew this and banked on it. Do I feel for him? No! You don't lose elections, and then choose to set the nation on fire or attempt to depose the same man who defeated you by chanting "Revolution Now"! Maybe I would have felt for him if he had shown that he has learnt his lessons after spending over 120 days with the DSS. Maybe, I would have felt for him if his misguided supporters had come to realise that they misled this young man, and admitted that their attempt was ill-contrived and wrong. We trivialize Sowore's case because we see him wrongly as an activist and not as a bitter presidential candidate that lost an election, and insisted on removing at all costs the man that defeated him. And for the DSS? I concede that they know many things that I don't know, and that they owe the president and the nation some responsibilities, and that in discharging these responsibilities, what should guide them should not be public perception, but rather intends at their disposal. Therefore, it doesn't matter how we view their action; what matters most should be the result, and keeping the nation safe. Having said this, however, I wait to hear the fresh charges that would be preferred against Sowore, which necessitated his rearrest. If the rearrest is due to his breaching some of his bail conditions, then I will join those who insisted that they should have approached the court instead to ask that court revoke his bail. That's the proper thing to do. For us all? I will only advise that we control our emotions a bit and get the true pictures of things before taking our stand. The knock on the DSS was too much. |
This Sowore Vs DSS Wahala: The Lies Of Sowore And Falana opera.com Watching the unexpected issue that happened in the courtroom during the release of Omoyele Sowore is an alarming abuse of the courtroom but as well it can also be a movie drama planned or directed by a movie director known for several false stories telling Omoyele Sowore himself. When Sowore's re-arrest video trended, it was expected that DSS reacts. They didn't. But now they, Sowore and Falana have reacted. I WEEP FOR ALL OF US. DSS claims their operatives were not inside the Courtroom. Falana claims DSS was in the Courtroom, that some were in Lawyers gowns and wigs. Unbelievable. Sowore claims DSS wanted to kill him while in their custody but failed. Now, DSS, in the public of Igwe Mmadu, came with guns to kill him right inside the Courtroom. Do you believe Falana and Sowore? I doubted DSS until I watched that video again. The only man who was pinning Sowore down was the tall man in the suit. I thought he was a DSS operative. But he alone cannot effect an arrest. And clinging to Sowore who lied on top of him doesn't seem an effective way of arresting a man. I thought he was clinging to Sowore to prevent him from escaping. Now, I know he was clinging to prevent his arrest. When I watched this video again, as Sowore was giving his illegal press briefing, this young man in the black suit was standing at his back, hailing him. Some others were surrounding Sowore. A wise voice was cautioning Sowore not to grant the interview. Sowore shunned that wise voice. If Sowore was not killed while in DSS custody, why will DSS attempt to kill him while in public? Why will DSS operatives wear Lawyers gowns and wigs as Falana claimed? These are tissues of naked lies. All these dramatic personae should be arrested. They are not above the law as DSS is not above the law. They are a national disgrace. Today, I and millions of other Nigerians have a clearer picture following the press release by the DSS. It has become clear that they didn't invade the courtroom to arrest Sowore. Falana, at least, admitted this and owned up that he was informed by the service of their intention to arrest his client after the court session and outside the court of course. So, our hasty righteous indignation must have been misplaced! Still, it is excusable because we were all fooled by that video. I, however, kept asking myself why there were no attempts by other DSS operatives to rescue their man who was trapped and swooped on by the supporters of Sowore as depicted in that video. To me, something didn't add up. The team of DSS could not have been outside, while one of their own was being pummeled in the courtroom. Today, the jigsaws are falling properly into place! First, Sowore resisted arrest and was aided in the act by his supporters. Secondly, his case had ended; again, Sahara Reporters admitted this when they said in their earlier headline: "DSS Trying To Rearrest Sowore After Court Had Adjourned His Case". So, it was obvious that it was Sowore who rushed back into the courtroom and disrupted another ongoing court session. Thirdly, he hoped to blackmail the security operatives, and whip up sentiment. And he succeeded. But like Lauretta Onochie said, when those who sided him based on the wool he pooled over their eyes eventually know the truth, they will abandon him. And this is true. Some have already realised he only play-acted and have washed their hands off him. And for those who think that Sowore is insignificant and poses no national threat, I disagree completely with them. He might not be such threat now again, but if the DSS hadn't been proactive and botched the "revolution now" when they did, by arresting him, we can't tell how much the movement could go out of control. Hasn't he been punished enough? I would think that Sowore has been punished enough and should be allowed to go. But... Has he behaved like someone who has learnt anything yet, and is a bit remorseful? We trivialize Sowore's case because we are probably looking at the man, Sowore, and not at those that might have been behind his move, those that might have committed funds to the cause, their potency, and what their actual intentions were and how they had planned to have it successfully executed. Sowore went to the UK, had a meeting among others with Nnamdi Kanu, who, whether you like it or not, is enemy of the state. This meeting was for a purpose, and it was strategic; to recruit thousands of angry IPOB boys into this cause. Sowore posed with Kanu and shared the pictures. It was an endorsement by Kanu, and a message to his boys to join. This was at a time the Shiites were marching and were being shot and killed, still they were not deterred. They were a willing tool for Sowore, and the clown knew it. Add these to the bitter losers of the election, the embittered and disappointed members of the society who had thought that PMB was already history, and who didn't want to imagine the prospect of another 4 years with him on the saddle. Sowore knew what was brewing! Sowore had planned a movement that would get rowdy, uncontrollable, violent, and invariably lead to the security shooting the "revolutionary marchers", and with that, the "revolution now" would snowball into a proper revolution! It is happening all around us! Algerian president had resigned in April, just 2 months before Sowore's call. His resignation followed weeks of bloody mass protest termed Hirak or "Revolution of Smile" Sowore and his backers knew and wanted to replicate the same thing in Nigeria. Sowore and his backers knew about Venezuela and wanted to replicate the same experience here by ensuring that things spiral out of hand, to get foreign governments to withdraw support for a president that defeated him in an election. Note that this year alone, apart from the Algerian president, the Bolivian president, Evo Morales, has also resigned after weeks of mass protests; the same fate has befallen Iraqi prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi. Do we have to talk about the Arab Spring of the 2010 and 2011 that swept away leaders of Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and co! All these revolutions didn't take people with two heads to succeed. It took ordinary people who were not even as powerful as Sowore to achieve them. So, we fool ourselves when we think that Sowore is merely an insignificant noisemaker. No! All it takes to achieve a revolution is an unruly crowd, who could be mistakenly shot at, and would bay for blood and say "Kill us all if you can". Sowore knew this and banked on it. Do I feel for him? No! You don't lose elections, and then choose to set the nation on fire or attempt to depose the same man who defeated you by chanting "Revolution Now"! Maybe I would have felt for him if he had shown that he has learnt his lessons after spending over 120 days with the DSS. Maybe, I would have felt for him if his misguided supporters had come to realise that they misled this young man, and admitted that their attempt was ill-contrived and wrong. We trivialize Sowore's case because we see him wrongly as an activist and not as a bitter presidential candidate that lost an election, and insisted on removing at all costs the man that defeated him. And for the DSS? I concede that they know many things that I don't know, and that they owe the president and the nation some responsibilities, and that in discharging these responsibilities, what should guide them should not be public perception, but rather intends at their disposal. Therefore, it doesn't matter how we view their action; what matters most should be the result, and keeping the nation safe. Having said this, however, I wait to hear the fresh charges that would be preferred against Sowore, which necessitated his rearrest. If the rearrest is due to his breaching some of his bail conditions, then I will join those who insisted that they should have approached the court instead to ask that court revoke his bail. That's the proper thing to do. For us all? I will only advise that we control our emotions a bit and get the true pictures of things before taking our stand. The knock on the DSS was too much. |
naptu2:. If you like call him Field Marshal PMB will be there till 2023 even if there are hiccups like in the time of his predecessors . |
msmon:This is protest .The workers have their right to do so.Even the armed officers did not disturb them...Thank you the security officers for letting them exercise their freedom. |
lalasticlala:. My reaction to the Punch editorial and what I saw in Adesina s reaction are the same.The Punch is just reminding us that Buhari like OBJ and others is retired General and the president of Nigeria....Only God knows what the Punch will achieve from it instead of encouraging the Guild of Nigerian Editors yo have a parley with the presidency on the Nigerian matters. |
lalasticlala:. Mybreacryion to the Punch editorial and what I saw in Adesina s reaction are the same.The Punch is just reminding us that Buhari like OBJ and others is retired General and the president of Nigeria....Only God knows what the Punch will achieve from it instead of encouraging the Guild of Nigerian Editors yo have a parley with the presidency on the Nigerian matters. |
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