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too bad, i sometimes wonder why relatives of these government officials don't fall victim to these vices abroad, maybe that will make the government to act fast,

A Nigerian citizen, Joseph Adumukwe, was in 2008, roasted alive on fire by the Gabonese Police for an offence he never committed. It was indicated that the Gabonese Government, reacting to the mounting pressures from civil society, accepted to negotiate with the Nigerian authorities and resolve that crisis peacefully, but the Nigerian Government never indicated interest.

It was said that a Nigerian Delegation from Gabon was at Abuja penultimate week to protest the plan by the Gabonese Government to deport all Nigerian citizens in Gabon, both those with legal resident and others in December 2010 without being found to have committed any crime.
“The dehumanization of Nigerians in Diaspora has become rampant in Asia, Europe, America, Australia and other African countries whose citizens and businesses in Nigeria are protected by the government, but Nigerians have remained victims of arbitrary arrest, illegal detention, torture, deportation, discrimination, illegal and extra-judicial killing, etc” Ibuchukwu lamented.

The Executive Director emphasized that the time has come for the government to transform its foreign policy to protect Nigerian citizens in Diaspora. He asserted that over the years the government has embarked on charity policies in the international arena, making life difficult for Nigerians in foreign countries.

Meanwhile the CLO has written to the Federal Government and the German authorities over the racist attack on Moyo. The organization also enjoined President Goodluck Jonathan to set up strong mechanisms to handle cases of abuse and dehumanization of Nigerians in foreign countries.

and mamajama fizzled out as his bubble was burst, I expected him to come and defend the counter pics that were posted.

^^^ that's a good example of Animal right protection. After the incident, I bet the driver will be careful how he transports goats.

Must the status quo be maintained, let the education begin, both for human rights and animal rights should be protected.
That way the desired change will come .

Nigeria is the grave yard of any product.


Used cars
Used shoes
Used bra and panties
Used computer systems
everything used by other countries before dumping them in Nigeria their final grave!

Goodluck Jonathan
The greatest challenges facing this administration are to ensure electoral reform and a credible free and fair elections in 2011, restore and maintain peace in the Niger Delta and most importantly make progress in the Power Sector. Over the last few weeks, I have taken the time to keep you abreast with the progress in these sectors i, e the appointments of Prof. Jega and his team at INEC and Prof. Nnaji and his team on power, as well as the budgetary provisions made for them etc. Now that both teams are up and going and the former militants are turning their swords into ploughshares, I need your feedback. Please assess what we have done with these teams so far and let me know what you think we have done wrong and where we could make improvements. I will be spending time daily scrutinising your comments and I will be taking them into account with a view to incorporating them in the new Road-map For the Power Sector which is to be launched on August 26th. I will also ask my advisers to summarise your feedback on Electoral Reform as well as the Niger Delta peace process so we can make better decisions on these key areas. Please note that government does not have a monopoly of wisdom and it is only when we pool our intellect into a master mind that we will make lasting progress.

Let the name be changed from Nigeria Police Force to[b] Nigeria Police Department[/b], or something more civil, that F-O-R-C-E attached to their name is like an opium. It controls their action more than their common sense!
Then a lot of character reorientation need to be carried out within the police force and the Nigeria society. A typical Nigeria doesn't know his/her rights as such, don't know how to go about defend it.

desgiezd:
What does one make of this? At 64, this man can still marry a young and pretty lady instead of terminating his life and that of the estranged wife.

The looks mean!
I think it's lack of self control. He should have divorced the woman if they can't live in peace together instead of taking a life he can't create.

tkb417:
im gonna buy another sim today and ill call that number and rain plenty curses on whoever picks the fone

u will die b4 election time or u lose, u protest, ure picked up , sent to prison and poisoned like they did to MKO

na me and u for this country.

It's like this guy has personal scores to settle with Mr. IBB, the man seems to have enough enemies

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desgiezd:
Perhaps you would rather we transport these in coffins as well

Packaging those goat meat decently will preserve your health as well, just imagine the number of houseflies that will perch on those meats before they get to their final destination?

How many Nigerians has a voters registration card?
How many will not convert the election day to a holiday?
How many will go to the polling booth and wait for the votes to be counted?
How many will use the camera in their cell phones to cover what will be happening in the polling booth no matter how brief?
How many has demanded for an emergency line to call in case of electoral violence or malpractice in any part of the country?

Less than six months to go, no registration yet!Should we be expecting a miracle election?

All these loopholes are what people like ibb will key into,

IBB should obey the traffic light
saw this on his twitter page
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OMO IBO:
ROTFLMAO

Mbeki, I am definitely not interested in whatever you are smoking and/or drinking but I do know you need to STOP!

I've got my heads clear man! I'm not high on any cheap or expensive drug. Am promoting a cause; glad a couple of guys a backing me up!

udezue:
DANG!!! I read Mbeki's comment. LMAOOOOO U do have a point. Total contradiction.

This is not contra-my-dik-tion, human rights does not entails allowing people to do just anything they like in the name of freedom of thought. Why don't you bring your wife or gf and bleep her in the full glare of the people in your hood? You damn has the right of intimacy no matter where!

udezue:
Its kind of hilarious  to talk about animal rights in a nation where human rights doesn't even exist but the way a society treats its less fortunate is bad reflection on the its people.
But lol its still a great cause.

Don't be discourage dude! both will happen one day, Martin Luther King Jnr had a dream and it took several years to become a reality

~Bluetooth:
@poster
Animal rights ke ? I've not heard of that before in nigeria anyways go to mushin and see serious Ram fight gambling,

Ask those in the boxing ring if their right are being abused by the people you place a bet on em

becomrich3:
we are talking of a country where human have no right, someone is talking of chicken right or gay right. Human being have no right. Dont you people get it.

Look at this satellite picture, does that look like a nation where human have right, Nowsomone is talking of chicken right. you make me laugh.

Can't still interpret you map sir with respect to animal rights

swiftycool:
Its over!,    thanks for your accolades and kind words, i really appreciate it!

Thanks to y'all who kept coming back to this thread after the first parts till the end, to all who fought for me when i got banned, to all who got banned cos of trying to help me get this story out and especially those who kept on encouraging and chasing me to get off my lazy butt and get the story on. You guys are wonderful, honestly i dont think i could have done it without your help.

Am glad i was able to in some way  bring back a bit of discipline in reading culture and patience to many, and most importantly being able to indulge with me using the unique power of visualization- a gift that can help man achieve anything.

Watch out for more stories soon, ill holla when we meet on other threads, till then LOL- (LOTS OF LOVE not laugh out loud) 

I remain Swiftycool 

U're right man, your story assured me that my reading culture is not dead yet; maybe I've not been seeing un-putdownable stories like yours for a very long time.
Man, need I tell you that this story can make a good novel, no matter how short the pages are?
Please try to think along that path, get a good publisher and you'll make some cool dough putting this story in the market.
Big up man! Earnestly looking forward to your next story.

IBB has lost popularity and it's a pity he doesn't know this yet. The other day it was Youtube, now facebook. Even young Nigerians that were not born during his time knows him as an evil man that should be avoided, Y is he wasting his time? He should go a wait for his judgement day!

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Waste of valuable time! A drowning man may clutch at a straw.
IBB, why not retire to a quite life and enjoy your loots. Nigerians will not bother you. but coming out to deceive yourself that you can lead this country is the worst delusion ever, You can't win even a local government chairmanship election. You mismanaged your time. Why not be a mentor to upcoming politicians not to follow the wrong path you thread?

Jonathan said Gusau is the best NSA ever! so who are his policies protecting?

What makes this Gusau of a man thick with all the insecurities in the country? or is protecting only the powerful and the rich a measure of high performance?
To me he's not doing anything worth commendable with the high rate of kidnapping and armed robbery all over the place.

Nigeria SSS cannot catch Ibori but some helpless marabouts doing the Shyte!

Auto crash, plane crash all sorts of crashes all over the world! I can't wait for this August crashing month to end. God have mercy and protect us from untimely death!

BOGOTA, Colombia – A Boeing 737 jetliner carrying 131 people crashed in a thunderstorm and broke into three pieces as it slid onto the runway on a Colombian island on Monday. The region's governor said it was a miracle that only one person died.
Colombian Air Force Col. David Barrero said officials were investigating reports the plane had been hit by lightning before crashing at 1:49 a.m. (3:49 a.m. EDT; 0649 GMT) on San Andres Island, a resort area of 78,000 people about 120 miles (190 kilometers) east of the Nicaraguan coast.
San Andres Gov. Pedro Gallardo said 125 passengers and six crew members had been aboard Aires Flight 8520, but the only person killed was Amar Fernandez de Barreto, 68.
"It was a miracle and we have to give thanks to God," that only one person died, said Gov. Pedro Gallardo.
Officials said 119 people were treated or checked at local clinics and five of them were seriously injured.
The state government said in an e-mail that passengers aboard the plane that left Bogota about midnight included eight U.S. citizens and four Brazilians. They were not identified.
Passengers said the pilot had announced an impending landing and all seemed normal as the plane descended through rain and lightning.
But suddenly it hit short and then slid onto the runway on its belly as the fuselage fractured. It wound up on one end of the runway, crumpled and in pieces, as passengers scrambled or were helped to safety.
Firefighters quickly doused the beginnings of a fire on a wing, said police Gen. Orlando Paez.
Ninety-nine passengers were taken to the Amor de Patria Hospital on San Andres, said the hospital director, Dr. Robert Sanchez.

Good ending I may say, it wait is worth the while. Meanwhile the story of Ide getting pregnant is a good twist, hope it leads to a new story.

^^ very well then! animal rights?, google it

philip0906:
Is it not same u campaigning in dat defunct thread 4 gay and lesbian rights?now u've turned your radar 2 animal rights

You ain't saying the truth dude!this is my reaction to that topic on gay. If u're gay, don't invite me with style cos am not game!

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=495020.msg6552524#msg6552524

Jakumo:
The way in which animals are treated in any culture is a direct reflection of how humans beings are treated by that society. Destitutes who die in the streets of Nigeria are NOT promptly collected by the "cadaver men" as they are in Mumbai, India. No sir, in Nigeria, human bodies are often simply ground to shreds by passing traffic, or just left to putrefy, swell and burst by the roadside, as indifferent pedestrians walk by, all totally inured to such horrific sights, by frequent exposure.

In such a surreal landscape of human misery and abject squalor, the spectacle of livestock being subjected to prolonged torture will never raises an eyebrow, any more than does the sight of accused witches or ittybits thieves being lynched and set alight by baying mobs. "Welcome to Hell", is what that Lagos airport road billboard sign ought to read, to really prepare visitors to Nigeria for what they will inevitably witness.

You said it all! maybe lives doesn't mean anything in Nigeria, whether human beings or animal beings,

ChinenyeN:
You cannot be serious. . .

You wish! even though they are being taken to the slaughter slab, at least it should be done decently, they are living beings and enjoys life as you do. can u take a ride in an "upside ya head" position like those chickens?