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FLYFIRE:On National TV Lai Mohammed called GEJ the clueless one (on politics Today). Can you try that today with Buhari without the DSS coming to arrest you or the presenter shutting you up? |
kunleweb:Na wa o. I wonder why people don't think about this. We never enter 2019 they are already talking of 2023. What if those guys even die before next year. |
deomelllo:Out of curiosity I have to ask: Does the American president order his presidential guard to shoot unarmed civilians? |
This is one of the reasons the American govt refused to sell weapons to Nigeria in the first place. As you can see the military don't have the intension of using these weapons on Boko haram but on civilians. When amnesty international was crying about this we thought they were saying nonsense. See how unarmed people were killed like chickens. I now see why boko haram might never come to an end because even as a Christian after seeing that video one will definitely have sympathy on the Moslems and will be easily swayed to take up arms against the state. We are not safe in this country at all |
cosmatika:The same equatorial Guinea was one time the richest country in the world. But seriously what this means is that they have more access to cheap data than Nigeria plus majority of their citizens have access to the internet |
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab's father has begged the US government to reduce his son's sentence - Abdulmutallab, who was 23 at the time of his arrest, was sentenced to life in prison for terrorism - He was arrested after he attempted to bomb a US airplane on December 25, 2009 Umar Abdulmutallab, the father of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, popularly known as 'Underwear Bomber', has urged the Nigerian government and the government of the UnitedStates to forgive his son for the 2009 terrorismcharges.Abdulmutallab, who was 23 at the time of his arrest, was convicted of attempting to detonate plastic explosives hidden in his underwear while on board Northwest Airlines Flight 253, en route from Amsterdam to Detroit, Michigan, on Christmas Day, 2009. On February 16, 2012, he was sentenced to four life terms plus 50 years without parole in the United States.Almost 9 years after his arrest, his father is now calling on the government to pardon his son.Daily Trust reports that Abdulmutallab's father,represented by the chief executive officer of Jaiz Charity and Development Foundation, Imam Shuaib Abdullahi, made the appeal at anevent where he was honoured with People’s Friendly Personality Award in Lagos by the Human Rights Monitor Agenda (HURMA).Abdullahi, who spoke on his behalf, said:“Eachtime I discussed with him, he tells me that Imam, ‘I have done my own as a Nigerian, I have been able to save the lives of over 270 people because if that bomb had exploded, weare talking of about 279 lives that would have been lost. He said he was fulfilled that he was able to save those lives.“At the same time it is also a pain for him for one’s son to be incarcerated, given three life sentences concurrently. He said he wouldn’t know if it would be possible in his life time for him to see his son but if it is the wish of God that the son is not released and he leaves this world, so be it.“But deep down in him, he wants to see a situation where perhaps the powers that be can revisit the issue especially now that the son is very remorseful because almost going to 12 years or so, the son is kept in a solitary confinement where he doesn’t interact with any human being even to the point that if he is to be given food, it is through an automatic system that would provide the food.“For a son who cannot even say whether it is morning, afternoon or night, you can really imagine the trauma it is going to be for the father." Legit.ngreported in 2017 that Abdulmutallabfiled a lawsuit against the United States' Justice Department for violating his rights to free speech and religion.In his lawsuit application filed in a Colorado federal court, Abdulmutallab accused authorities at the United States Penitentiary-Administrative Maximum Facility in Florence, Colorado, where he is being held of denying him his constitutional rights to practice his religion and communicate with his family. https://www.legit.ng/1208860-my-son-remorseful-abdulmutallabs-father-begs-us-government-pardon-him.html?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C1290898083 |
Goalnaldo:Lol. The dude might have been reported to the Mods and his post deleted |
Ziggylady:There's nothing nice about their action. If the senators had been condemning these nepotism right from the onset I'm sure it would have reduced. Especially those our SE and SS senators. |
emmanuelpopson:he was not staged with illegal arm possession he was actually with it. His lawyer is claiming the gun was licensed and that it was for his protection. My question is that "is small doctor a military man"? Govt can never give you a gun for protection. They usually give license for hunting purpose. This guy is cooked |
The only thing I like about this man was his intelligence |
Auxtin85:His family will really suffer for it. All his entitlement will be gone. He will be treated as someone who was never in the force. The officer na mumu |
aboyaji:The truth is that if cultism pays, the common man would not be able to join or enter. an example is the federal jobs in Nigeria, how many common man dey there? |
kehinde1588:Go and read your books properly. The legislative arm can perform any function as far as the people cried to them on the issue. I know many of do not know this but the legislative arm of govt is the strongest arm in a Democratic setting. |
is that Jubril lol |
scholes0:the picture you attached there is not for 1963 but a cooked up BS by an idot. In 1963, there was nothing like Edo or Rivers state, most states written there were non-existence so where did you get that picture from? |
Pls let's tell ourselves the truth. who will be in charge of these nukes? The army. Now looking at Nigeria of today, the number one enemy of the Nigerian security is its citizens. once a soldier graduates from training, he is eager to test it on the citizen. Once these men are in possession of such weapon. it is the citizens that should be scared not outsiders. Cause I'm sure the army would have tested it on IPOB if they had such |
FroshD:God bless you my brother. I no know why dem forget our people Black face Hard life Stereo man Ekwe |
Bede2u:I just read some of your post on this thread and I came to the conclusion that its either you are a paid agent or you are politically naive. For this reason I'll refrain from further response. |
Bede2u:so what if the president sends the bill and the nass refuse to pass it? what happens? In order to restructure, the president is not even needed. his input is not that relevant. All that is required is the willingness of the Nass. Anybody can be the sender. its not mandatory that the President must be the person to send the bill |
Bede2u:I'm telling you this so you don't end up being disappointed later, "Atiku will never restructure". One of the reasons for this is that restructuring is actually a legislative function not executive. |
kYjelly2:you're the one that need proper education. The fact that you think that Nig problem can be solved by one individual (a hero) shows you need your brain checked. That was how you people shouted sai Baba some years ago telling everyone he is the solution to Nigeria's problem, today we've seen he is a disaster, they are coming up with another hero. Your Sowore hurriedly came up with a party when its election period in order to be another rich individual. You're here licking his anus. Where were they this past years when the country needed an opposition party to keep the ruling party in check? I can tell you after this election both Sowore and his party will not be heard till next election. Is that how to play opposition? And is that the kind of individual you will vote for? smh. Someone is even mentioning his education qualification as if we've not heard these before. smh |
lindabon:leave all the English, if sowore becomes a president today under this present structure and system, he will steal a lot of money. |
Ndonu101:in Nigeria justice is for sale. if you've never been in situation where you needed justice and it was sold you can be saying this. Or is this not the same country where we were getting conflicting judgement report on a particular case (Makarfi and Modu Sheriff). were the prosecutors also responsible for those judgements. Moreover I raised lot of points in my previous post but this is just one out of it |
Ndonu101:are you saying you don't know that Nigeria is a failed state and can't dish out justice to defaulting citizens? Why did you think Buhari embarked on a raid on the judges? why do you think the army perform extra judicial killings? and how many Book haram members have been tried and sentenced? why is there plea bargain for the elite? I'm not a Buhari or Atiku fan but we are wasting our time in this country. |
bedspread:are you saying Atiku's business is larger than Mtn Ng, Dangote group. cause these ones have not been able to employ up to 50,000 Nigerians. |
The girl should know that God still love her but most importantly she should humble herself and go back to Primary one(Basic 1) |
haffaze777:pls wake up from your dream. Buhari will loose Osun state. That's very certain. Even if you ask Buhari today, he will tell you he has lost Osun. The other remaining States will not be a landslide for APC, it will be like 65% to 35%, 60% to 40%, 55% to 45% etc like that |
both Tambuwal and Saraki will get a good number of vote from SE and SS. The issue is SW. Kwankwaso on the other hand will fail woefully in the southern region. As for Atiku, it would have been better he didn't waste his money in this election |
buhariguy:So you're actually writing this so the world sees how foolish some Nigerian's can be. God!! No wonder they call us third world country. If you had learned economics in your secondary school, you would have seen ways of controlling overpopulation. You can Google it if you think its impossible to control population. I won't be surprised if people like you also believe its impossible to eradicate poverty. If you read the history of USA, Canada, Australia you will find that they applied some of those techniques and it helped them. |
buhariguy:What nonsense did you just type. The white man was able to manage the little resources to cater for us and we are not able to do same for ourselves today, you are talking of population. It is the duty of any reasonable govt to manage its population. If the present govt feels population is our problem, what are they doing about it? I personally look at our politicians from executive to legislature to judiciary. Its still thesame set of people who have been ruling since I was born, even though I'm 35 now. |
It is a mistake and a big error that Nigeria is still one at 58. |
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