LuciferKoran: I've said it several times that this dwarf shouldn't be allowed to come anywhere near a football pitch.
He is a tout.
He tried to strangle Roma's Yanga-Mbiwa He headbutted Inter's Felipe Melo He fought Shakhtar Donetsk's Darijo Srna He spat on Malaga's Duda He elbowed Mexico's Raldes He wrestled Inter's Maicon to the ground He bundled Uruguay;s Andreas Perreira to the ground & fought Arevalos Rios
1. Luis Enrique subbed him off against Eibar in 2014 & he refused to come off. Neymar was subbed instead. 2. Tito Vilanova subbed him off against Bayern in 2013 for playing rubbish. He defied his manager and continued playing and Barca lost that tie 7-0.
Tito Vilanova died shortly after and Messi is responsible for his death.
Lionel Messi is a disgrace to football.
*spits
You need to contact C Ronaldo to collect some money for all these silly things you typed here.
oilPUSSY: FOUR persons have reportedly lost their lives as suspected herdsmen, farmers engaged in a fierce battle in Iwoye Ketu area of Ogun State.
Tribune Online also gathered that the clash left two police officers injured.
Information had it that Fulani herdsmen took their cattle to drink from the community stream a development which was challenged by a resident.
One of the herdsmen was said to have shot dead the native who challenged them and this resulted into crisis.
Meanwhile, the state Commissioner of Police, Bashir Makama, had paid on-the-spot assessment to the town and addressed stakeholders on the need to ensure peaceful coexistence.
In his reaction, a member-elect of the House of Representatives, Olaifa Jimoh Aremu, representing Egbado North/Imeko-Afon Federal Constituency, has condemned the killings.
The State Police Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi, confirmed the incident but said that only one loss of life could be ascertained by the Command.
He added that no arrest had been made and that investigation commenced to unravel the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The PPRO said, “The CP was there today with the police management team and we have stationed our men in the town, including men from PMF, SARS, Anti-kidnapping and other tactical squads.
“The CP has addressed all the stakeholders, including the Fulani community and natives of Iwoye community and their Kabiyesis (traditional rulers). He has warned them to live in peace and whoever foments trouble will have himself to blame.
“We know of one casualty now, we even saw the corpse. Though we heard a rumour that from the other side of the stream which is in the Benin Republic, some people were actually attacked there. The CP also met with the commissioner of police from the Benin Republic at the border and they had a joint meeting and they are going to set up a joint committee to prevent future occurrences.”
Nollyzonenews: The price of bread and other flour eatables may soon rise by 10 percent following a recent N600 increase on the price of flour.
Flour millers raised the price of a bag of flour by N600 last March, resulting in a bag selling at N10,700 and N11,900 instead of the former between N10,200 and N11,300.
Tumba Turi, the National President of the Association of Master Bakers and Caterers of Nigeria (AMBCN), told Daily Trust on phone yesterday in Maiduguri. “Our members constitute 80 percent of the consumers of the flour produced by the millers, but they increased the price of the commodity without consulting us,” Sir Dominic stressed his lamentation.
“Most bakeries across the country are closing down now as a result if the price increase,” he said, calling on the federal government to prevail of the flour millers to reverse the price increase, warning, “if the increase is not reversed, we may be compelled to raise the price of bread and other baked-flour eatables by 10 percent.” The AMBCN president complained: “When the USD exchanged for N500 a bag of flour was N11,300; yet now with the USD exchanging for N360 a bag was still N11,300 even before the recent N600 increase.”
Bukar Mustapha, the Borno State Chairman of AMBCN said: “We know that the consumers of baked products will protest nationwide if we raise the price of our products, but we may have to do so if government does not prevail on the millers to reverse their increase.
Similar essential items increase as it happened in 1984-1985. Bread, egg, milk. Nigerians had to form queue to obtain these items. It will happen in the "next level", most certainly, more in the North and less in the South.
Guess who was military head of state during that period? You beau, Beau Harry.
Marbella003: I have a main account but I decided to create this one to post this in order to avoid embarrassment or reveal my identity.
I got married 4 years ago to my husband. He was in his 40s and I was in my 20s. The age difference between us has never really been a problem as we are both educated, well spoken, have similar personalities and share a lot of interests, and as a result we mesh well. My husband is a very caring and thoughtful man. This is one of the traits that made me fall helplessly for him, along with his intelligence and fun personality. I will not reveal anything pertaining to kids as this might punch a hole in my wall of anonymity.
I've always loved my husband and I still do. But I've never really been sexually attracted to him. This is not to say that I find him unattractive. No. He is okay as far as physical appearance goes, but his look has never been the kind to turn me on sexually. To put it plainly, I find that I'm only sexually attracted to young men around my age with tall, athletic bodies and with the energy and agility to please a woman satisfyingly in the bedroom. I met this kind of man in my work place and after we talked a few times I couldn't help but become attracted to him. I realized he was also attracted me, and fast forward to a week ago, we had sex in a hotel room.
I'm ashamed to admit that sex with him was glorious, but it truly was. It was better than anything I had ever done with my husband. I loved how he tossed me around the bed and did stuff to me that my husband doesn't do and I liked how ever part of his body felt firm and strong. After the act I felt a wave of shame wash over me. I recognized that I had committed an atrocity and I knew I had broken my marriage vows. The guilt of what I had done followed me around like a stench. I hated myself for betraying a man that had always loved and cared for me.
The problem I now face is that despite the guilt and the shame I constantly feel, I still yearn to experience another period of sexual bliss with my colleague. I can't help it. I'm torn. I already told my colleague that that one time was the last but deep down I don't want it to be. I know that if I tell my husband about what I did, that it would mark the end of my relationship with my colleague, but I don't know exactly how my husband would receive this information. I don't want him to look at me and see a betrayer of trust; a woman lacking integrity and virtue. No. I even thought of resigning from my job or requesting a transfer so as not to be in close proximity with my colleague but I know that wouldn't solve anything as I still have his social media info and occasionally stalk him(yes I do). I'm so conflicted. I don't know what to do.
I think this is my first comment on marriage matters. I counsel persons in church [in my church youth’s ministry] so I felt an urge to write this.
Firstly you’ve committed a sin which, while God can and will forgive you if you repent, it will have a ramifications on you and your family for LIFE. The sexual sins hierarchy are like this: Homosexuality and Lesbianism is worse than Adultery and Adultery is worse than fornication. You broke your marital vows and while your conscience KNOWS you are wrong, I won’t be surprised to hear that you will go back adultery because it is a powerful spirit— very, very powerful, only which Christ can break.
It is that simple. Unless you go for a spiritual deliverance, you will go round in the circle of adultery. You can’t stop it with your own strength.
Hence while I’ll suggest that you can physically cut yourself off from your fellow adultery partner [sorry, but I use blunt words when speaking], cutting all form of communication, etc, you need to open up to a spiritual head [ensure he is an experienced, elder pastor or his wife] and open up fully.
As for your husband, let your conscience tell you what to do. I can assure you though that, no matter how long it takes, he will eventually find out— especially if he is keeping his own marital vows.
I hope ladies here read this. Marry someone you LOVE. Nothing more, nothing less. Clearly, you do not love your husband. If you did, you won’t intentionally commit adultery. Adultery is an intentional act.
BuhariAdvocate: Oh okay they seems want to end the terrorism. But I doubt if they will gonna serious about ending it Because that is where most of them make their money.
Story. This is a conference or workshop that was created to loot money. If you know, you know.
jesse8048: It's getting clearer that this election was heavily rigged.
Not just heavily rigged. Militarily, electronically and technologically rigged.
But I am surprised PDP seem surprised. Of course that is why INEC has refused to allow access of the election materials, despite the court order. They will get experts from India to modify and destroy.
But these things leave traces. They always do. It will show the date of modification. INEC will have to explain why the modified date came AFTER an election and a subsisting court order. But sha, APC and Buhari are some different kind of evil. God help Nigeria and Nigerians.
HeyCorleone: So it's only the government we can criticize? We can't call out erring citizens?
Una mentality dey make me laugh sha.
That's why we don't progress. We don't nip the issue in the bud. It's this same people that'd enter politics tomorrow and waste your resources. But don't call them out now.
Yes sir. Criticizing the branches for sprouting while ignoring the root of the tree, the main source of life to the branches, is pointless. That is why citizens in serious countries call out governments and not the multitude of secondary individuals.
Of course, Ali Baba knows this. That is why- and for DSS capture -he is being careful and pretentiously sensible with his criticisms.
goldcoinhub: Ace comedian, Alibaba, has said God will deal with all slay queens living large out of the proceeds they get from their big gods while putting other hardworking ladies under unnecessary pressures.
Alibaba in a post he shared on his Instagram page, said from the reports reaching him, officers of the Lagos Internal Revenue Service LIRS, will soon go after ladies who live large, but with no known source of income.
Read his post below
”And as for all of those ladies who are putting other hard working ladies under pressure with things that the struggling ladies cannot afford yet, but things that their big god bought for them… na God go deal with una. You are carrying a 4 million Naira bag, and you don’t have a 200k monthly job. You are flying business and first class, private jet, yet you have no source of income.
Your are living large. Just wait, from what I hear, LIRS is coming for you. You will soon begin to file your tax. Because you will soon receive a letter “We write to congratulate you on your successes from LIRS. We would like to however, inform you, that we are yet to receive your tax returns as demanded by law. Please walk into any of our offices, to regularise your tax standing. Once again thank you.” Nothing wrong with having a big god. Just let the LIRS, thank him as well……….. All of una eyes go soon clear. Putting innocent gez under pressure for what?”.
Attacking persons who are not the direct cause of the frustrations and hardship in Nigeria. That is pretentious. We know he is afraid of DSS, hence turning a blind eye to APC and Buhari, hence the pretentious attacks on other secondary and non-important matters.
nairavsdollars: * Vows Not To Recognise Buhari As President- Elect
Chief Ayo Adebanjo, elder statesman and leader of pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, has described the 2019 presidential election won by President Muhammadu Buhari as a farce, saying he could not recognise him as president-elect.
In a chat with Daily Independent, Adebanjo expressed optimism that Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), would reclaim his mandate at the court.
He said the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) wrongly declared President Buhari as winner of the election.
He said: “The election was a farce. I don’t regard Buhari as president. Buhari was wrongly declared winner by Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). When we get to court, we would know who the real president is.
“How can you call Buhari president with the way the presidential election was conducted in a 21st century Nigeria? Look at the elections, they were completely militarised. Corps members were openly kidnapped to rig the elections.
“Nobody would tell me such elections would be recognised by the court. We would not be violent. Let the court not ignore the evidence that would be put before it.”
Also speaking on the performance of Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, Chairman of INEC, Adebanjo described it as woeful.
He said the 2019 election conducted under his watch was the worst in Nigeria’s history.
“He has performed below expectation. This election is one of the worst in the country’s history. The misrepresentation of Atiku at the collation centres, the cancelled votes and other irregularities show that there was no free and fair election.
“In so many states, there were irregularities. If you look at it well, Atiku won by more than three million votes, which Buhari claimed to have won.
“We would place all our facts in the judiciary and we know they would deliver.
“I am not one of those people who would say don’t go to court. Why would I say that? Atiku would get justice there. If he does not get justice, he would get justice in the view of the people because the people know the truth. I am telling the judiciary not to disgrace themselves by ignoring the fact.”
Also speaking on Vice President Yemi Osinbajo’s opposition to the restructuring of Nigeria, Adebanjo described him as a dishonest intellectual and a disgrace, saying it was surprising that Osinbajo and Bola Tinubu would be opposed to restructuring on which basis they were elected to office.
“The vice president is a dishonest intellectual. Tinubu and Osinbajo came to office on the basis of restructuring, and it was on the basis of restructuring that Osinbajo took Obasanjo to court when, during his time as president, Obasanjo did not release local government funds when he (Osinbajo) was the Attorney General in Lagos State.
“They are just turning blind eyes to it. I know him, he is my son.
“Intellectually, academically he is a first class, but he is a disgrace.
“Somebody who was born into restructuring is saying he does not know what restructuring is all about. His father and I were key followers of Awolowo.”
Also speaking on the elections, Chief Ebenezer Babatope, a former Minister of Transport, said he was not surprised at the outcome of the elections because he knew all along that the APC would manipulate the results.
Babatope, a member of the PDP’s Board of Trustees (BoT), however, said the PDP had not lost hope because the judiciary would right the wrongs just as it did with the Osun governorship election.
“I must confess that I am not surprised that APC manipulated that election. The matter is now before the tribunal and the PDP has already protested, but I knew all the time that APC was going to manipulate the 2019 elections and they did. But that notwithstanding, we have not lost hope.
“We believe we will have cause to celebrate when the tribunal delivers its judgment because the judiciary now is the only hope of the common man and it must ensure that it defends the interest of the common people of this country; otherwise, the country would have lost the right to call itself a democratic nation. “Buhari has come back under questionable circumstances and for which I am happy that Atiku Abubakar, our presidential candidate, has gone to the tribunal,” Babatope said.
Afenifere's continued insistence on Democracy and the Rule of Law, despite the overtures and political foods thrown to it by Tinubu and APC is honourable and admirable.
These ones are the true June 12 warriors. Posterity will be kind to them.
Ebullience: Fulani elders under the platform of concerned Fulani leaders forum (CFLF) have called Bello Bodejo, president of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, a “fraudster,” who lacked the mandate and credibility to speak on behalf of the ethnic group.
The CFLF’s censure comes on the back of a statement by Bodejo, during an interview with Saturday Sun, where he dismissed the possibility of Bola Tinubu, national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), succeeding President Muhammadu Buhari in 2023.
“What I know is that Tinubu cannot be the president of Nigeria. That is the truth. He is very old and maybe older than President Buhari,” he had said.
But Muhammad Musa Bawa, on behalf of the forum, issued a statement, on Sunday, where he questioned the credentials of Bodejo and slammed him for attempting to arrogate to himself the power of Nigerians to determine who leads them.
“We note with dismay a publication in The Sun Newspaper of Saturday April 27, 2019 and attributed to one Alhaji Bello Bodejo, the self- acclaimed President of MiyettiAllah Kautal Hore, an association mischievously conceived to serve some dubious interests. In the publication, Bello Bodejo was quoted as casting aspersions on the person of All Progressives Congress National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu,” the statement read.
“Bello Bodejo’s statement is unfortunate and repulsive in all ramifications. For one, he lacks the mandate and credibility to speak on behalf of the Fulani. He has lost the confidence of our people because of his criminal activities, which are well known to us. We challenge him to come out and tell the whole world how his younger brother was killed during an alleged robbery operation at Saminaka in Lere LGA, using his Hilux vehicle.
“Bello Bodejo is a known fraudster who has made a career out of duping poor members of his Fulani community. As at today, he leads one of the biggest cattle-rustling-gangs in the North central zone, a morally-depraved man who could not keep even a woman as wife in his house. Such a person cannot be taken seriously or be highly regarded as to speak for others.
“Bello Bodejo stands for everything unethical. His questionable antecedents speak volumes about him and his ways. When he realised he cannot actualize his nefarious activities under any decent association, he resorted to desperate moves, contacting prominent politicians, soliciting for patronage and claiming to be a leader of the Fulani under Kautal Hore, a handbag association where he is law unto himself.
“In 2015, he aligned himself with the then-governing PDP. To worm himself into the heart of the party, he headed for Aso Rock Villa where he endorsed former President Goodluck Jonathan in the name of Fulani in Nigeria, a crime the Fulani people are yet to forgive him for. He castigated General Muhammadu Buhari, calling him all kinds of unprintable names.
“In the run-up to the 2019 election, Bello Bodejo also made frantic efforts to align with the PDP Presidential Candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, holding several meetings with him in his Asokoro residence. When all efforts to dupe Atiku Abubakar failed, he resorted to outright blackmail, again saying many unpalatable things about Atiku.
“He later made frantic efforts to reach out to Asiwaju Tinubu in January, 2019 to sell himself as someone with mass followers. But his satanic plans couldn’t sail through with a highly-intelligent Asiwaju, who can identify a fraudster when he sees one, hence Bello Bodejo’s unprovoked outburst.
“Nigerians should know Bello Bodejo through his past antecedents. He is worthless and must be seen as such. He does not command any decent followership as his criminal records speak volumes about him. He is a fraudster with questionable background who derives pleasure in intimidating people using his clandestine activities.
“It is instructive to note that the Fulani culture abhors shameful and disrespectful conduct, especially in relating to our elders. We call on Bodejo to desist forthwith from using the name of Miyetti Allah to spread his odious gospel of hate. He should tender an unreserved apology to Asiwaju.”
Tinubu should forget about 2023. The handwriting of “use and dump” is clearly on the wall.
I’m sure he’s seen it. He’s just pretending that it’s not there.
He held his birthday and colloquium in Abuja. Buhari was there yet, he didn’t attend. Buhari has gone to London without seeing him. And I’m told that Buhari has refused to look at the names Tinubu sent for ministerial list.
The rest of the South told him. This is not new. Awolowo was used and dumped and jailed. Anioloa was used by the North, dumped, jailed and Killed. Tinubu will be dumped. He has no use for the Hausa/Fulanis.
EngrKem: Are u saying u want the north to still continue as president after buhari? U people sense of judgemnt is what is dragging nigeria backward! If u feel the south who gave u ppl in the north power in 2015 don't v sense, don't return the power in 2023! U north will be shocked. SS/SW/SE/NC will tell u to rule yourselves while the south rule themselves by then we will see who will loose! Get sense and be liberal u ppl won't agree! Obama rule the US but here u think u want everything. U r only putting urselves in danger
Oga, the SW will be on their own here o!
The SS/SE/NC will parley with the North to make that happen.
Printerscanner: Tinubu has never lost a political battle since our return to democracy, I can't see him losing this either. In 2003, Tinubu once Obasanjo + Atiku + Afenifere + Ohanaeze and he defeated them, just few months ago, he fought the same group and he retired them all.
You clearly do not know the Northern Fulani Oligarchy.
lefulefu: even if khashoggi was an american and was murdered trump would still not have responded cos for one thing 97 percent of america' s oil comes from saudi arabia .worst scenario ia dat the democrats would have made a lot of noise in d house but trump would have ignored them anyway and nothin will happen.
Oga, I don’t like bandying false figures. I am an academic and hence, I’m careful about numbers and facts when presented. Almost 40% of America’s oil is produced locally. 38.8% to be exact. The rest are imported and Saudi Arabia’s 8.1% is much closer to Nigeria’s 5.2% than Latin America (19.6%) and Canada’s (15.1%). An embarrassingly small amount in comparison to your 97% claim. The United States does not run on Saudi oil; it can do away with it while increasing the units from other sources/ countries. But it won’t because of strategic geopolitics.
The perception that Washington parley with Saudi because of Oil imports is so wrong; the evidence doesn’t support it. The US needs a counter balance Muslim power in the Middle East to counter Iran and that is why the US sees Saudi as a strategic ally. Not for the oil. Trump responding to any public killing of an American is beyond Saudi Arabia or Congress or Dems. It is US foreign policy followed through and through.
ollah1: Like I said it will only work for an American citizen in Saudi Arabia but not in Indonesiaz Sigapore etc.. why didnt Trump attack the Saudi Prince regarding the death of Jamal Kashoggi? Only gullibles and native folks dont know USA, Saudi Arabia and Isreal are the devils eating in the same plate.
Trump didn’t attack Saudi over Khashoggi because Khashoggi is not American. He is Saudi and carries a Saudi passport.
If Saudi had killed and beheaded an American-Passport-Carrying-Khashoggi, they would be calling for massive retaliation. The Dems would use that against the Republicans and Trump so Trump will respond.
But of course, the Arabians from Saudi are not foolish. That is why they informed the CIA of their plan before it happened.
Again, no Thai or Indonesian Government will and the audacity to kill any American for drug related offences. That is why it has never been done in recent history and won’t ever happen, regardless of their laws.
ntyce: If the Saudis insist on execution, no mountain will stop them... There's this usual saying in Yoruba - ko si tori Olorun ni Saudi... Meaning, no one begs in the name of God in Saudi. Nothing like compassion...
The best they can do is to argue their case.
You think the Saudis did not get clearance from the US before planning and executing Khashoggi's murder? Of course they did. The CIA admitted that they were pre-informed. This is a crazy US President as everyone has seen.
ollah1: You wrote plenty grammar and this isnt about Trump. An American citizen would only survive it if it happened in Saudi Arabia but never and ever in Indonesia, Sigapore, Thailand etc
With this Trump, an American citizen will survive anywhere sir. Unless we want to deceive ourselves, this is a different US President who has shown that he is willing and able to deploy any counter-strategy against anything American. Iran has crumbled economically due to Trump's sanctions after Trump pulled out from the Nuclear Agreement- what no one ever thought he could do. Turkey, a fellow NATO member has been shown that the US is different now. So forget it. Even SA will hear it.
But this is not about America, as you said. It is about Nigeria and the sadly, zero power we wield on important countries.
hisexcellency34: It has been established that the young lady is innocent and was only set up. But Buhari and Abike Dabiri won't do anything until she is executed. I trust Donald Trump on this is it's an American citizen
Hehehehe Saudi will release the girl if she were American. Trump does not joke with American lives and it is America; big enough to have a leverage on any country. The economic squeeze Trump imposed on Turkey for the now-released US Pastor, they haven't recovered from.
What leverage will a struggling Nigeria at 1.9% have on Saudi? Diplomatic leverage? Economic? Technological? None. nNigeria isnt the prime investment destination in West Africa so nothing on that front. If MBS says the girl will die, that is it. She will and there is nothing Buhari will/can do about it.
Hotfreeze: Crybaby, it is when you lose that you were rigged out? Not everyone is like your region where you can only win by rigging .
She wasn't rigged out, Yorubas in her constituency came out to vote and stop nonsense.
She was rigged out. I’ve seen quite a lot of honest people even from APC that have publicly agreed that this was the case. Which is good. Honesty is a good thing. Their arguments for the rigging was tribal based— which, going by what we know Nigeria to be, is understandable.
PrecisionFx: An 18 year old by law is an adult n can take such decisions
Agreed. My question is the comparison between 18 year old and 26 year old in the context of marriage. Most ladies will tell you that they want to get married in their mid-twenties.
Bianca was born in 1968 while Ojukwu was born in 1933. The age difference between Bianca and Ojukwu is 35years. Bianca started dating Ojukwu publicly in 1989 when she was 21 years old and officially married Ojukwu in 1994 when She was 26years old.
Regina Daniels.
Regina Daniels was born in 2000 while Ned Nwoko was born in 1960. The age difference between Regina daniels and Ned Nwoko is 39 years. Regina daniels started dating Ned Nwoko publicly in 2019 when she was about 19 years old.
Bianca was a big time celebrity just like Regina Daniels. Ojukwu was a National political figure and the son of the richest Nigerian at a time. Ned Nwoko is a politician at National level (House of rep) and senate candidate and a billionaire. Ojukwu have children older than Bianca. Ned Nwoko have children older than Regina daniels.
There is no significant difference between Bianca and Regina daniels. History only repeated itself.
The president of France Macron got married to his primary school teacher. And some of her children are older than Macron.
Printerscanner: So it is the invisible Almajari schools that Goatluck supposedly built about 6 years ago that turned a four years old Almajari into a 20+ old graduate. You need psychiatric evaluation.
This is 2019. Aren’t you ashamed of pedalling falsehoods and propaganda? The hate you have for the North, the beneficiary of these schools, needs to be investigated.
This is Daily Trust, a Northern Newspaper, report on the Almajiri schools!
JasonScoolari: Though he had First Class in Begging, that didn't stop him from achieving one of his goals.
This should serve as a big motivation to some people who feel like taking 2 shots of sniper because of the hard times they're facing.
Many thanks to Hajiya Fatima who offered him something better than Tuwò Shinkafà or Nairà Gomà (N10)
This was exactly what GEJ had for them, To take them off the streets and make them useful to the society by building Almajiri Schools, BUT the Northern Elites called it "Haram" and used it to fight the kindhearted Goodluck Ebele Jonathan politically.
They had to demonise and kill off the idea. In the North, when you have political and religious leaders demonise a thing as “haram” or from an “infidel” that is the end of the idea, no matter how life-saving it is. What do you think will happen to their political base and power when the millions of Almajiri attend school like this fellow? There would be a percentage who will be willing tools in the hands of these elites, but a greater percentage too would have their eyes opened.
And that is what the Northern elites fear. They fear a critical mass of people who can think for themselves and not enslaved to the peanuts they get for saying “ranka dei dei”.
So GEJ’s Almajiri school plan had to be killed. The Northern Elites are some of the most wicked group of people this world has had.
Nazarethnaza: Femi Falana who spoke yesterday in Lagos during a public lecture on the 30th anniversary of the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights (CDHR), stated that President Buhari obeyed Court orders as a military leader, but failed to do so in democracy Femi Falana, a human rights activist who wondered why President Buhari obeyed court orders as a military leader from December 31, 1983 to August 27, 1985 but failed to do so in a democracy, said he would write to the Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr Abubakar Malami (SAN), to find out why.
The lawyer who revealed he was worried about how court orders were being disobeyed by the Federal Government, said;
“I just remember this morning trying to write a letter to the Attorney-General of the Federation and I find, very painfully, that whereas the Buhari/Idiagbon regime complied with all court orders for the release of those who were held illegally under the state security detention of persons Decree No 2 of 1984, we cannot say the same today under a democratic government.
“If you get a copy of Gani Fawehinmi’s book on Nigerian law on habeas corpus, all the judgments of our courts during the military dictatorship of Gowon up to the Buhari/Idiagbon regime, all the cases are documented in that book; not on a single occasion did the military regimes detain anybody who had been ordered to be released by the court. They could manipulate; they could filibuster, but ultimately they got everybody released.”
Falana is a funny coward. Buhari goes to the UK, he starts talking. When Buhari is around, Falana directs his complaints to the Minister of State for Petroleum.
myners007: The list below contains the names of some of the most influential black men whose works were highly appreciated by many people across the world.Lets get your opinion on whom do you think was the most influential one in terms of the way they imparted lives during the course of their active service in life.In no particular order, i have selected a few to choose from and they are:
1. Martin Luther Jnr. 2. Marcus Garvey. 3.Malcolm X. 4.Fela Anikulapo Kuti 5.Rev. Jesse Jackson. 6.Tupac Amaru Shakur. 7.Bob Nesta Marley. 8.Fmr. President Barack Obama. 9.Michael Jackson. 10.Nelson Mandela
MajorJeffery: If someone wants to visit Nigeria on a vacation and to have fun for a few weeks, what city will be the most suitable for that?
Nairalanders, your recommendations and contributions will be greatly appreciated and please state your reasons to help interested parties in their considerations. Thank you.