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Valwezzy:This is very wrong. It's one reason Nigeria is where it is. We fail to demand accountability. I may pay the money so I can get out of there, but that doesn't make it right and shouldn't be encouraged. |
Habakus:Little wonder people insult Buhari supporters, but I try to be civil in my arguments. Are you not aware it is a crime to move huge amounts of money in cash? Are you not aware sharing money for elections is vote buying and is all shades of wrong? |
Habakus:How many notable lawyers called for the arrest of Sowore before his arrest? Go on YouTube and see how many persons have called for investigation into the "bullion van" saga. And please check the link https://www.independent.ng/bullion-vans-nigerians-have-right-to-demand-demand-tinubus-investigation-ozekhome/ |
Habakus:You no serious. What is their work before? Are they not suppose to undergo "huge work" in establishing their cases. Oh in investigating PDP members "huge work's is not undergone, it is in calling Tinubu for questioning that requires huge work? Kini big deal investigating Tinubu's accounts and that of his companies to know if a huge amount of money was removed on an election eve. It won't take Buhari a thing to investigate Tinubu if he were in the opposition. Infact the Buhari we know will first arrest Tinubu and begin to investigate him while he is in jail. Has that not been the modus operandi of this government? From there they begin to amend his charge. If PDP should come on board tomorrow, investigating Tinubu won't be a thing. |
Habakus:You are missing it. Being a former public servant, an interested party in the election at a time and considering the timing, there was every reason to be investigated. The E.F.C.C had been petitioned. They had a duty to investigate. You don't investigate what is already in the open. What is the difficulty investigating what was in the bullion van at a time? I wonder if some of you hear yourself at all. And una wan go America, so na so the America de do? Trump is under investigation over 2020 elections. So why shouldn't a party chieftain whom you know has interest in an election not be investigated when trucks meant for conveying money is seen driving into his house and people are outing waiting for him on the eve to elections? |
Habakus:For heaven's sake, no one is shifting ground. The questions raised have not been addressed by you. Your claim is Sowore's committed treason and should be tried, my question is, who tried Buhari when he suspended the constitution and constitutional institutions in his coup, who tried Amaechi for saying "they will create a parallel government?" Abi na only one person the law dey meant for? Can Amaechi go to the U.S and say he'll create a parellel government while Trump is on sit destabilizing his government? Can Buhari go to America and threaten violence with his infamous "dogs and baboon statement?" Can Buhari go to America and without due process of law remove a sitting C.J who by doctrine of seperation of power is at par with him? Can Buhari go before the American BAR and say National security is more important than rule of law and the C.J will stand there clapping for him (wondering wetin en de secure). Can Buhari disobey American courts after it had granted bail to person's presumed innocent by the constitution until proven guilty, without the said Buhari being impeached? We can go on and on about the human right abuses and complete disregard for Nigerians by Buhari, a thing he can't try abroad without his a.s.s being shown the way out. |
Habakus:Many Nigerians have been arrested on grounds of mere suspicion. It isn't the duty of you and I to investigate crimes of money laundering, it is for the relevant agencies to do that. They have been called to investigate what it was that was being carried. What's the big deal investigating what is being carried in a bullion van on the eve before an election day. Follow up Trump's impeachment session and see how institutions are patriotic to the country and not president, doing their job regardless of how the president is affected. Note that they investigated and did not wait for the president to come give them details of his 'phonr calls.' |
Habakus:Hello, you'll always have your day in court in the U.S if you are perceived to be in breach of the law. Post here a case where a U.S citizen is killed because he thereatened the government. No just dey talk for mouth. If the court and it's position will not be respected, then scrap it. If persons will not be tried, then remove the constitutional safe-guard of "innocent until found guilty by a competent court." |
Habakus:Hello, there's no way around both. Stating you'll set up a parallel government is incitive and sufficient enough for an arrest. Now in both cases you mentioned, Buhari's government will arrest you and allow you give those narratives in court. Jonathan just allowed room for the insults and was truly accommodating. It won't take him anything to arrest Amaechi and Buhari, while they go to court to tell their side of the story. |
Agboriotejoye:Sarrki and Afamed will fight you if they see this my brother. But this truth couldn't have been better put. |
Habakus:I knew someone will come up with this. The base-line is, " are these issues that raise security threats that the government of the day could have deployed state apparatus to nip at the board?" We have seen the current government doing all within its powers to arrest situations it feels is at variance with its interest including gagging the media. How would the then opposition have felt if the then government made arrest on what the termed "threat to national security," after all the current government (then opposition) has been using same excuse to clamp down on opposition? |
fykes:Where is Nelson Mandela today, where is Obama today? For crying out loud; politics isn't your private business that you run till death. Serve your father land and take a bow. Jonathan's act of conceding defeat will always be talked about when ever debates on democracy is raised. And how one man truncated our nascent democracy will also be raised. It is always better to have the higher moral ground. Na una way of reasoning as regards politics, "do or die," nai make us dey were we dey. |
Danzakidakura:My brother to be honest with you I always was opposed to this Biafra issue. I felt a restructured Nigeria is better. This administration don however knack sense enter my head. It has never been this bad. |
fykes:I beg to disagree. A gentleman once said, "my political ambition is not worth the blood of anyone," and he stayed true to it. He had all the aces, could remove Jega, then INEC chairman; but chose not to heat up the polity. Today even those in opposition won't raise a brow if Jonathan is crowned father of modern democracy. The day you lose a loved one to politics in the name of it being war, then you'd understand that politics is primarily public service. I pray the good Lord helps disabuse the mind of Nigerians of this thuggish approach to life. |
One part that annoys me is when I hear the supporters of this government say, "GEJ did the same thing, GEJ used DSS too," and you begin to wonder what the CHANGE mantra they used in deceiving many in 2015 was about. For heaven's sake of you were not prepared to do things differently, why ask us to change government. And in any case, this government has done far worse that Jonathan did. See me now being too afraid to mention names in this regime, when in Jonathan's regime, many freely called him names, insulted him and his wife. If Jonathan did nothing, atleast he allowed the freedom of speech and information, a basic right we are lacking these days. |
Agboriotejoye:Its so sad that many have lost their conscience in Nigeria. If you supported the man in 2015 as a result of ignorance. It's no big deal to own up to the mistake and going forward criticize him where necessary. Patriotism isn't following one blindly. |
Commentor:Typical of Buhari's supporters. You can't make a clear point. I asked a question. Not concerned if we had a conversation or not. |
Commentor:https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/171627-apc-vows-form-parallel-government-2015-elections-rigged.html. Do yourself a favour, open the link above and read up what you call "falsehood." And please be decent in your response to people. |
Commentor:I'll be civil in my reply. Bros did Buhari truncate democracy at any time? That's short enough. |
StaffofOrayan:Very salient points raised. Beremx, , zangazanga, should address this. |
hakeemhakeem:My question is simple. Those that benefitted from the freedom they enjoyed, do they have any moral justification to kick against same freedom now? |
Commentor:Atleast you never said other assertions are untrue. Finally, did the president truncate democracy at any time in his life? |
oyin44:I'm more concerned with the hypocrisy of those that turn a blind eye to theft rot in their house, but interested in that of another person's. Your team dishes out varieties of hate-speech. You used the instrument of social media to bring down a former regime. You took advantage of protests and even threatened a treasonable act by setting up a parallel government. What moral justification do you have to question a call for protests by whatever name it is given? You wear an anti-corrosion toga but have been asked to investigate a man driving a Bullion van to his house on election eve, and you begin to raise arguments to justify it. Sometimes these guys sound.... Lalaclasticlala, Mynd44 |
In 2014, Amaechi threatened to form a parallel government if APC losses out on the elections, he was never arrested; nobody talked about the security implications of his comment. Again, not too long ago, a supposed "Distinguished Senator" went to the hallowed chamber, took out our reverred instrument of sovereignty- the Maze of the National House. That has security implications, throwing questions of how we protect our sovereign institutions, no court action against him; but was instead rewarded. Sometime ago, someone made a statement as to blood and baboons being soaked in blood. Nobody raised issues as to whether that is "hate speech" or heating up the polity. Remember how same person labelled a tribe "5%" and his supporters kept chanting the slogan, not thinking if same is "hate speech." How they turn around to boldly say Sowore's is heating the polity and there are security implications in his call for protest beats me. If that isn't hypocrisy, what is? Remember power is transient. PDP still suffers the consequences of not sanitizing our elections. The "other party" may be a victim of the dangerous precedent it is setting now with regards to abuse of power. Watch I was careful so I'm not held tomorrow for hate-speech. I believe this isn't the kind of Nigeria we always wanted. Presidency, Viber, sonofgod |
otipoju:Bros I'm a lawyer, make I help you dey do your deals in naiija, manage you as well as purchase properties for you. You may even want Togo into real estate. Help my life brother. Could leave my mail if you want me. |
Cherrybae:How you never got to talk about the "dollar saga" beats me. Well if you can sleep at night with the self-deceit, who am I? |
helinues:Security outfits should be pro-active, not responsive. |
helinues:What exactly are their problems? What are Nigeria's problems? Is "hate speech (which has not been defined)" a bigger problem than power, boko Haram, herdsmen attack, kidnapping, electoral violence, cost of running government, bad roads, unemployment etc? Support for a government shouldn't stop you from criticizing it where necessary? |
wellmax:Like your president is farming abi? |
Celebrate? It's a day of sober reflection. A day to ask ourselves how we got Buhari in in the first place. |
SaintLucia:Issues as to VAT increment, herdsmen killings, increased unemployment, recession, failure to improve power etc are imaginary? My guy pass! You lack dept. I debate issues and not call names. I'm yet to mention Oshimohole or any APC guy all these while. If you can't stay on issues, discuss intelligent, then quit quoting me with talks about Fani Kayode, Reno and co. Goodluck! |
SaintLucia:Pass! You lack Dept. I debate issues and not call names. I'm yet to mention Oshimohole or any APC guy all these while. If you can't stay on issues, then quit quoting me with talks about Fani Kayode, Reno and co. Goodluck! |
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