₦airaland Forum

sihamey:
@ bolded: your ancestral land is irredeemable
Your father land is redeemable
Where your placenta is buried is redeemable
Another man’s land redeemed by their citizens is where you want to run to claim citizenship. Funny enough in this same irredeemable land they will still bury you. Belonging to Japa gang does warrant you to open mouth WAAA after all who no go no go know how the place dey

oghalebros:
We die here... We go nowhere until we make Nigeria great for our children to come.

Anyway, congratulation to you.

AtikuOkowa:
(1)Nigeria is blessed,peaceful and developed
(2)Nigerians are gifted and smart
(3)Nigerian politicians are saints compared to assumed 'better' countries,majority of whom are 200 to 400 years old or even 5000 years old compared to Nigeria which is in her just 70s as an independent nation. Saudi and Cuba,each of them produce much oil than Nigeria with their tiny populations.
(4)Igbos hate Nigeria,they find it must to disgrace any Nigerian abroad defending Nigeria,you will wonder what creature they are

oyin44:
These guys are secessionists they must not be allowed to rule this country..

Roger3D:
Nnamdi Kanu is still shitting his pants from the diarrhea the zoo beans caused him

LordviccoDaGuru:
Peter Obituary will never rule Nigeria

LordviccoDaGuru:
E shock you abi?? Oya go hug transformer

The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights has upheld the right to self-determination and independence of the Saharawi people and underlined the obligation of African States to assist it.

In a landmark ruling on 22 September 2022, the African Court denounced the Moroccan occupation of Western Sahara as a serious violation of the Saharawi people’s right to self-determination.

It also ruled that “both the UN and the AU recognise the situation of the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic as one of occupation and consider its territory as one of those territories whose decolonisation process is not yet fully completed.”

The Court concluded that the admission of the Kingdom of Morocco to the African Union does not confer any legality on the occupation of Western Sahara, and the serious violations of fundamental rights required by its maintenance.
 
A statement from the Ministry of Information of SADR read, “On 22 September 2022, the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights issued a landmark ruling, unprecedented on the African continent, condemning the illegal presence of Moroccan forces in Western Sahara as a military occupation, in violation of international law.

“This was the first time that the Court had dealt with a case dealing with the right to self-determination and independence, and the Court gave full importance to this principle which has been a constituent part of states in Africa, as part of the vast decolonisation movement.

“The Court considers that this right, enshrined in Article 20 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, constitutes a peremptory norm of international law, falling within the scope of jus cogens, which does not tolerate any derogation. This entails an obligation erga omnes for all states not to recognise a situation created in violation of this right. Similarly, States must assist oppressed peoples. In this regard, they must refrain from any act incompatible with the nature of the right to self-determination or the full enjoyment of this right by the peoples concerned.

“Having established this principle, the Court ruled that 'both the UN and the AU recognise the situation of the SADR as one of occupation and consider its territory as one of those territories whose decolonisation process is not yet fully completed'. This is why direct negotiations between the two AU members SADR and Morocco should be concluded, with the sole purpose of 'organising a referendum to guarantee the right to self-determination of the people of Western Sahara'.

“From this reality, which is obvious to all, the Court finds that the Moroccan occupation of part of the territory of the SADR seriously violates the right to self-determination and independence of the Sahrawi people. Consequently, the Court finds, AU Member States have an obligation to assist the Saharawi people in the realisation of their right to self-determination and not to recognise the situation and violations resulting from this illegal occupation.

“Indeed, the right to self-determination and independence imposes an international obligation on all States Parties to take positive steps to realise this right, including assisting oppressed peoples in their struggle for freedom and refraining from actions incompatible with the nature or the full enjoyment of this right. The Court emphasises that 'in view of the fact that part of the territory of SADR is still occupied by Morocco, there is no doubt that the States Parties to the Charter have an obligation, individually and collectively, towards the people of SADR to protect their right to self-determination, in particular by assisting them in their struggle for freedom and by not recognising the Moroccan occupation and any violation of human rights which may have resulted from that occupation'.

“The Court concludes that the admission of the Kingdom of Morocco to the African Union does not confer any legality on the occupation of Western Sahara, and on the serious violations of fundamental rights required by its maintenance. Indeed, the Kingdom of Morocco made no reservation in Article 4(b) of the Constitutive Act as to 'respect for the inherited borders existing at the time of accession to independence'. Consequently, having been admitted within its internationally recognised borders, excluding Sahrawi territory, the Kingdom of Morocco sits in the continental organisation alongside the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, which is a founding member of the African Union.

The Court concludes that "all AU member states have a responsibility under international law to find a permanent solution to the occupation and to ensure the enjoyment of the right to self-determination of the Sahrawi people and to do nothing that would recognise such occupation as legitimate or impede the enjoyment of that right.”

“Femi Falana SAN represented the Applicant, Bernard Anbataayela Mornah, a Ghanaian national and National Chairman of Convention of People’s Party of Ghana who filed the case on behalf of the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic."

The Respondents' States were represented by the following lawyers: Irene Aclombessi, Republic of Benin; Yaounde Lamoussa, Burkina Faso; Kudiatou Sangare, Republic Cote d'Ivoire; Dorothy Afriyie-Ansah, Republic of Ghana; Youssouf Diara, Republic of Mali; 

Pacharo Kayira, Republic ofMalawi; Gabriel Malata, United Republic of Tanzania; and Chedly Rhamani, Republic of Tunisia.


"The Interveners were Mr. Ahmed Sidi ALY, Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, Mr. Manuel Devers, Ambassador H. Dillum, Republic of Mauritius 

Amicus curiae, Pan African Lawyers Union was represented by Donald Deya. Bir lehlu, 22 September 2022. (SPS)," the statement said.

LadyExcellency:
Do you mean Naval Base to be use in tormenting Imolites?

Hope is the worst form of a human being who feeds on blood.

jerseyboy:
Tribe is a colonial construct to put the Africans down. We are nations not tribe. Everyone is a nationalist or should be. Ibos don't fool anyone with talk of detribalized non-sense as it is alien to the nature of mankind. It is the talk of parasitic nomads in a geographical position of weakness

HolyMan12:
Funny thing is I am not Yoruba or am I even Hausa.

All you fools think that everything is either hausa, Yoruba or Igbo when they are 368 other tribes totalling 371

Efulefu

jerseyboy:
Nwosu, I never read your mention but this is my response.

HolyMan12:
I wish to see how you will exist with only Enugu, Imo, Anambra, Abia and Ebonyi.

Barren red wastelands of the east.

Hunger go kill una, plus you will be a country who borders on all sides with Nigeria.

No other sensible state will follow the Igbo micro country to be marginalized and oppressed just like you are currently doing to some Igbos using place of heritage and caste system

I pray for your online country to become a success sha

jerseyboy:
Nnamdi Kanu The Scammer That Included Niger Delta In Biafra To Sell His Fraud To Ever Emotionally Gullible Ibo Is An Abandoned Project
Ibo Betrayal Has No Level.. And Over A Pipedream Zombidient
SHAME

HolyMan12:
May he enjoy excruciating pain during his lifetime in Jail as he enjoys watery beans in custody

Long live IPOB people of Emeka-land

Exercising Freedom of Speech and Expression on behalf of myself.

dnawah:
long life and Biafra

LeoDeKing:
INC insists Ijaw Nation not part of biafuro?

Is okay, after February election, ipob pigs will explain to INC in the language they understand.

But for now, we have kept Biafuro in one corner as we chase another mirage.

According to the INC top brass, the Ijaw people had never been and would not be part of any Biafra or Oduduwa Republic, warning that the Ijaws have what it takes to stand as a country in the event of any breakup of Nigeria.

Abdulqareem:
HBD SIR MNK. BUT JEDI JEDI STILL DEY WORRY AM FOR THE WATERY BEANS WEN HIN CHOP FOR INSIDE DSS ZOO.

shortIGBOman:
Na IGBO Man errect that thing.

omenka:
Just look how IPOB from that part of the country kee disgracing themselves. It is obvious they're behind this shit because the words written there reveal the people behind it are nothing but stinking illiterates. Illiteracy is one of the cardinal requirements for being an IPOB member.

Pasteurization indeed.

I'm very sure the idiots don't even know the meaning of the word and imagine it is connected to "pasture".

Just look how a whole tribe has turned themselves into a nasty joke for humanity. Such a pity.

shortIGBOman:
Make IGBO People leave Buhari alone. They should focus their energy to Nnamdi and Simon Ekpa who has sworn to make the EAST ungovernable.

Ab0ki na only Igbo you see there. you no see yoruba people and mildle belts..