Splashme:


How did GEJ mess up?

How could GEJ have implemented a CONFAB report that was submitted in the final year of that tenure?

Do you guys understand that implementing that CONFAB means changing the Nigerian constitution?

Do you also understand that the processes of changing the Nigerian constitution are so rigorous and lengthy as this involves the FG, NASS, 36 state governors and the entire 36 states Houses of Assembly.

Now, how do you expect GEJ to kick-start this entire lengthy process in an election year?
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AareGaa:


The confab was a waste of money and time by GEJ. He was just looking for re-election.

Proposal for state police has been sent to the national assembly by Tinubu without any reference to any Confab.
Buhari too made some attempts to legalize local government autonomy but was frustrated by governors.

No need for any confab to change or review constitution.

happney65:
He can't implement shit. Person that is already giving excuses for restructuring.

Na GEJ be the werey and the mumu that should have implemented it and written his name in gold.

Your area feeds the whole Nation yet you couldn't implement something that will do well for your region

Omo ale oloshi buruku.

He deserves everything the APC did to him

Arindin ode omo

Anyways, Better restructure this damm country or to your Tents O Isreal

EmptyGarden:

Isn’t the current hardship faced by Nigerians enough to remember this man for a lifetime?

EmptyGarden:
He has already achieved that feat… Nigerians won’t forget him as things are right now.

Ayo Adebanjo, a chieftain of Afenifere, the pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, says the federal government has no right to continue keeping Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the proscribed Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB), in detention.

In a chat with TheCable, Adebanjo said former President Muhammadu Buhari and Bola Tinubu, his successor, are using veto power to detain Kanu unjustly.

He added that Kanu’s detention has worsened the insecurity crisis in the south-east region.

“They have no right keeping him in detention. What are they keeping him for? He was imprisoned because of the dictatorial power of Buhari and it appears Bola Tinubu is continuing with it,” Adebanjo said.

"They have no basis to continue keeping him in prison. They are just using their veto power to detain him unjustly".

“All these while they kept him in prison, has it stopped the insecurity in the south-east or other parts of the country? Rather than stop, insecurity is growing worse.

“Why can’t they learn from experience? They have no clue about anything.”

After Kanu’s extradition in June 2020, the federal government filed terrorism charges against him.

In April 2022, Binta Nyako, presiding judge of the federal high court Abuja, struck out eight of the 15 counts in the charge.

The remaining seven counts were also quashed by the court of appeal on October 13, 2022, with the judge ordering Kanu’s release.

However, on October 28, 2022, the court of appeal granted a stay of execution on its verdict discharging Kanu, after the federal government filed an appeal at the supreme court.

On December 15, 2023, a five-member panel of the apex court reversed the verdict of the appeal court and ordered Kanu to resume his trial before the federal high court.

On March 19, Kanu was denied bail for the umpteenth time.

ldibe:
Good one

Then people should stop calling it padding since it is lawful so that the opposition can finally rest

jkpbestseries:
who are in the first place to ask for his sack. u lack the moral right to do that

Ikembeku:


Helinues color of ya teeth is what?

Monday Ubani, a former second national vice-president of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), has appealed to President Bola Tinubu to release Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the proscribed Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB).

Kanu is being held in the custody of the Department of State Services (DSS) on terrorism charges, and was denied bail for the umpteenth time on Tuesday.

Ubani said Kanu has suffered long enough in custody, adding that the best thing for all parties would be a political solution to the problem.

“I have been one of the greatest advocates for the release and political solution to Nnamdi Kanu’s incarceration,” he said.

“I am of the firm belief that he should be granted bail. I also aired the view that this matter can be politically sorted out by the president. That will be the end of the crisis.”

Asked to comment on Kanu’s claim that insecurity in the south-east will end within two minutes of his release, Ubani said those using Kanu’s continued detention to foment trouble may likely desist upon his release.

“As to whether his release will automatically end all the insecurity crises in the south-east, I can’t say that with every bit of assurance,” he said.

“But I know that there are those who hide under the Nnamdi Kanu incarceration to unleash mayhem on innocent people in the south-east. So, maybe those hiding under his incarceration to cause trouble may cease if he is released.

“I believe he should be released from jail. He has suffered enough. We should be able to give a political solution to the crisis.

“I know that some of the insecurity crises can cease if he is released. But I may not be able to say that if he is out, every insecurity in the region will cease.

“If there is anything that Tinubu should do for the south-eastern region, it is to get Kanu released and probably find a political solution to his incarceration.”

derecho:
Tinubu should thank his stars Yinka and Gani fawehinmi were dead before 2023.