akanke79:

I must tell you,Lawyers are the same everywhere in the world,it is all about the money.The British govt will pay them handsomely.

authority2006:


What does that mean? A wanted fugitive running away from the law, what was he looking for wandering about? He had audacity to leave his comfort zone in search of money or is it punny?

authority2006:


Lol. When he wasn't even arrested on UK soil. Good thing for Nigeria government that he wasn't captured in UK.

FakeUnity:


Abokey, you are talking nonsense while pretending to be intellectually sound, when you know you are not.

With what evidence will the Kenyan Govt 'open up' case against him? With the litanies of rubbish that mallam malami and buhari filed against him? Rubbish that has refused to fly in nigerian courts and forced Judges to run away from the case? Did he commit any crime against Kenya? Even if we assume he did, why the illegal kidnap and not procedural redition? That alone makes any case against MNK watery in the eyes of the international community and in eyes of any court that believes in due process.

When you abokeys open your mouth pretending to be literate, the only thing oozes out it is the rotten smell of fura de nunu.

Take a seat Abokey, you are grossly unlettered.

udele1:


This is a thread for them trying to destroy Anambra and kill Anambra billionaires. Don't try to divert attention.

stanluiz:
Anambra people will not buy ipob lies and propaganda anymore! The event that happen in imo state has cleared the eye of the people and tell them the type of group Ipob are.

Not now that they have arrested their fugitive terrorist leader.

Ipob has failed. Useless group!

udele1:
Whenever IPOB want to destroy a state in igboland, they first bring propaganda against the leadership.

Once the people of the state buy it, they begin to destroy the state. While they cause trouble and bring destruction, the people celebrate.

They used this format in imo state. They people were clapping and hailing UGM while they were breeding insecurity in the state. When stray bullet started killing imo people and businesses began to feel the neagtive effect of insecurity, the people got fed up.

Their eyes opened and they started to protest. They began to see the UGM as the real enemy of the state. The same imo people began to work with security agents to rid their state of terrorists.

They tried it in rivers state, placed bounty on wike's head. Rivers people refused to buy the lies and defended their state and governor.

Today they are coming to Anambra to demand settlement for elections. They have started selling thier propaganda to Anambra people.

As soon as Anambra people buy it, they will start clapping for them while they destroy the state.

Willie Obiano is tbe only governor in the SE if not Nigeria to build a Cenotaph in remembrance of Biafran fallen heros. He also ensured that the hero's are honoured in that special day.

Just because IPOB want to force the governor to release money for them, they have cooked up a story and claiming obiano is responsible for Kanu's arrest.

Gullible Anambra peoole will buy the story, and start calling their governor sabo, clapping for UGM while they kill Anambra people.

They just killed an Anambra billionaire today and burnt him to ashes. Feeding Anambra people with lies to allow them operate freely.

Before you know if they start killing industrious Anambra billionaires and calling them sabo.

By the time Anambra people wakeup it will be too late.

Anambra people wakeup before these people kill all your billionaires. They dont create employment, they don't build factories, they only kill and destroy .

A word is enough for the wise.

udele1:
Fraudsters. FENDI FIGHTERS.

MyopicMods:
https://www.nairaland.com/6652505/how-ngige-wike-obiano-emeka


Always chasing umbra outside his horizon


Kanu and his Ipob groups are plain stupid.

It is now clear that Nnamdi kanu Ipob is all about cash. This rascal will never blame his state Governor but will be busy looking for other state Governors and prominent people to blame
What is Obiano's business with Igbos?
What is wike's business with Igbos?
Is Obiano the Governor of Abia state or Is wike the Governor of Abia state?
What are their business with biafra?
Emma Powerful ( Nnamdi kanu's younger brother) should channel this his investigation and publicity to his state.
Is it that without Anambra or Rivers state you guys won't get biafra and I am sure men from both state at this point are not interested.

Why always dissipating so much energy n these states in pursuit of your biafra nnamdi kanu and Ipob?

You claimed from your intelligence gathering that these men were respnsible for kanus arrest but your intelligence wasn't aware he has been arrested for over 8 days?, what an Igbos intelligence unit with no brains

Commentor:
IPOB = Very Intelligent

Commentor:
IPOB = No intelligence.

udele1:


He has never threatened to kill Nigerians if they step out of thier house.

udele1:
Elections are approaching in Anambra state and they need money for settlement. Their leader was planning to use all the UGM to threaten Anambra state and raise the financial demand this time.

He recieved settlement and jeep during the last elections and he hopes to get more this time.

Unfortunately before his plan could hatch, he fell into the hands of the government.

But he still has his eyes in that election money. Hope uzodimma have sent them away from imo state and they are now camping in Anambra.

They need anambra people to be clapping for them while they operate in the state. So they have accused the governor of being a saboteur, so that while they are destroying Anambra state, the people will be celebrating. Their intelligence team gathered that obiano betrayed kanu in kenya.

I have questions for IPOB intelligence.

How did kanu get to kenya?

What was kanu doing in kenya?

How come they never had intel about the planned arrest?

How come kanu was arrested for 8 days and nobody heard about it?

Was kanu trying to bribe the kenyan authorities for 8 days?

Why didnt the raise alarm of the first day?

Was he moving alone in kenya?

Why is there no video of his arrest?

Where was kanu staying in kenya?

Was kanu driving in kenya?

How come kanu did not have his passport with him if he was arrested at the airport?

If they can get information about the governors involved, how come they can't answer these questions?

FCT, Abuja - A group known as International Human Rights Commission, IHRC, has denied making any statement on the arrest and repatriation of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, to Nigeria. The IHRC in a statement issued on Thursday, July 15 and seen by Legit.ng, said some impersonators made a declaration concerning Kanu in its name, warning that the media and members of the public should be circumspect of such persons.

Part of the statement issued by the Country Head/Ambassador for West African countries for IHRC, Ambassador Dr. Friday Sani read:

“As a diplomatic inter-governmental organisation, our policy on crises management is purely mediation role to bring about peace and not to take side with any party and aggravate crises.

“The issue of IPOB agitation and the subsequent violence that has ensured has claimed several lives in the southeastern Nigeria and as a diplomatic specialised organisation with full knowledge of public security and public safety we do not issue such myopic and premature statements which is capable of escalating the crises on ground in Nigeria.

“For the record, we are about the only non-governmental organisation in the world who do not believe in protest or demonstration as a way of making demands from government or bodies owing to our diplomatic principles

“Let me also put it on record that the IHRC establishment across the world is to bridge the gap of bureaucratic bottlenecks created by various state protocols which has hindered

“As such we are not formed to serve as an antagonist of any government in the world rather we mediate between the government and the people to bring about peace in the world.”


Ambassador Sani further stated that the IHRC under the leadership of Professor Ran Marcin Wasik is administered as a family and national issues of such magnitude must pass through several protocols of approvals before statements can be issued.

He said as a regional organisation, the IHRC has activated its legal volunteers to monitor all political trials. He added:

“The public should therefore disregard the purported publications and maintain their confidence in our capacity to ensure compliance with the universal declaration on human rights.”

https://www.legit.ng/1424784-nnamdi-kanu-ihrc-denies-issuing-statement-ipob-leader.html

Joromi1:
Except eyes are paining you, you will notice their physical age difference.

But whether you like it or not, Jagaban is your next president. Another 8 years of wailing loading.

Williemyself:
See what poverty has reduced some people to. Guy, the fact that you are poor doesn't mean the rich should not spend their money the way they like. You better be happy for them so that someday, yours will get to you, that is if wealth is in your lineage

ThEGodFaThEr103:

Guy, how much is the 46 cows? It's not a big deal. For as low as 150,000 naira or less per cow you can get them shipped to you directly from the north. Everything he spent might not even be up to 6 million naira.

ThEGodFaThEr103:
Hope when you're invited by authorities you have concrete evidence to backup your claim?

The Fletcher School is pleased to announce the appointment of international human rights law expert Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, PhD to a Professor of Practice faculty position for a three-year term beginning in the Fall of 2021.

He will join Fletcher’s multi-disciplinary faculty focused on preparing tomorrow’s leaders to use the latest legal, political, economic, and business thinking to generate policies and inform decisions that shape global events.

“Chidi Odinkalu is a renowned human rights activist with a distinguished record of public service who has spent more than three decades working at the front line of human rights law and research, development advocacy, international institutional law and governmental policy,” remarked Kelly Sims Gallagher, Academic Dean at The Fletcher School.

“His profound contributions to the advancement of human rights intersect with Fletcher’s mission and core values,” she added. “We are delighted to welcome him to the Fletcher community.”

Odinkalu’s background reflects an extensive record of research, publishing and teaching in the areas of human rights, development law and public policy throughout Africa, Europe and the US.

Most recently, he was part of a three-member team that mediated the readmission of The Gambia into the Commonwealth, where he litigated human rights before national and regional courts as well as in transnational contexts.

From 2011 to 2015, he chaired Nigeria’s National Human Rights Commission, the country’s lead institution for the protection of human rights and promotion of human rights policy. He also worked within human rights philanthropy.

For 10 years prior, he was involved in drafting the Protocol for the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights through to adoption by the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso in 1998.

In 2004, he led the advocacy effort for its entry into force with the creation of the Coalition for the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights. For more than three years, until 1993, Odinkalu was head of legal services for the Civil Liberties Organization in Lagos, where he was responsible for litigation, advocacy and constituent building strategies, as well as managing relationships with the military government and its institutions.

“I am honored to join the Fletcher community and look forward to working with Fletcher’s students, faculty and administration to apply intellectual and strategic innovation to the most pressing challenges in governance and international human rights law,” said Odinkalu.

A native of Nigeria born into internal displacement during the country’s civil war, he received his PhD in law from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

https://gazettengr.com/top-american-university-appoints-chidi-odinkalu-new-professor-on-human-rights-studies/?utm_source=ReviveOldPost&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost

15th July, 2021

PRESS RELEASE:

MURICTO LAW SCHOOL : DON’T SANDWICH SALAH DAY

An Islamic human rights organisation, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC)has kicked against the dates picked by the Nigerian Law School for the screening of its call-to-bar candidates. The Law School had picked 19thand 21st to screen the fresh law graduates. MURIC described the dates as anti-Muslim.

This was contained in a statement issued by the group’s director,Professor Ishaq Akintola on Thursday, 15th July, 2021.

The statement reads:

“The Nigerian Law School has scheduled the screening exercise for its fresh graduates for 19th and 21st July, 2021. This is in spite of the widely publicized dates of the Muslim festival of Id Al-Adha(Salah) which are 19th, 20th and 21st July,2021. The message on the Law School portal showed that 19th and 21stJuly 2021 are the screening dates while 28th and 29th July are for call to bar.

“Considering the fact that 20th is now known to be the real date of Salah and the Federal Government is certain to declare two days as holidays, the two screening dates (19th and 21st July) picked by the Law School are too close to call. After all, Muslim faithfuls are expected to travel to their home states in order to meet members of their families just as Christians do during Christmas.

“By sandwiching Salah day between its two screening dates, Law School has deliberately created inconvenience for its fresh Muslim graduates as well as its Muslim staff. The school has also encroached upon the public holiday declared by the Federal Government.

“It is a most unfriendly, uncharitable and unhospitable act. I[b]t is undisguised manifestation of malice and an open declaration of hostility against Nigerian Muslims.[/b] How on earth are Muslims involved in the screening exercise expected to join their families to mark the Salah, particularly those who have to travel long distances?

“But are there no other options? Were those options explored at all? Must the screenings be done on 19th and 21st July unfailingly?Were there no Muslims among those who fixed the date? Did anyone call attention to the implications of the chosen dates for the Nigerian Muslim population?

“These are questions begging for answers and only the Council of Legal Education can provide answers. We therefore appeal to the Council to do its findings and call the Law School to order.

“The action of the Law School constitutes a gross violation of Allah-given fundamental human rights of Muslim candidates who are expected toattend the screening. It is unlawful, illegal, illegitimate andunconstitutional to fix any official function, exercise, examination orscreening on a public holiday. Law School can be challenged in a court ofcompetent jurisdiction by any Muslim candidate who missed the screening,particularly on 21st July, 2021 because it is a public holiday. Anyscreening done on a recognised public holiday can be declared null, void and ofno validity whatsoever.

“We therefore call on Muslim candidates affected by this draconian screening schedule not to panic. We advise them to simply ignore the screening of 21stJuly and enjoy their Salah holiday. It is their right and their right is their right. Nobody, not even ‘almighty’ Law School, can deprive them of it. We charge the Muslim lawyers to dust their law books and be prepared for a long legal-battle on this matter. MURIC may have to challenge Law School in court if any Muslim candidate is illegally disqualified.

“Gone are those days when Nigerian Muslims were led by their noses. Today,we refuse to be intimidated. We will no longer kowtow to the pooh-pooh of our oppressors.We will use every legitimate means available to secure freedom for millions ofNigerian Muslims wallowing under the repression of their religious freedom.

“Law School must know where Nigerian Muslims are coming from. Our Salah days were taken from us by the colonial master. No holidays were declared for Muslim festivals during the days of Christian British colonial rule. But Christmas was marked with holidays,funfare, pomp and pageantry, all at the expense of tax payers and from our common patrimony.

“What Nigerian Muslims suffered under the Christian British imperialists is akin to what the blacks went through in apartheid South Africa. Nigerian Muslims went to school on Salah days. Public offices were opened for work and no Muslim civil servant dared to be absent. We began to secure our civil liberties gradually after independence.

“The struggle for liberty for Nigerian Muslims is the greatest test for democracy in contemporary Nigeria. Meanwhile, the genuineness of our democratic claims will depend on whether or not, and the extent to which, Nigerian elites are willing to allow Muslims to enjoy the dividends of democracy.

“We therefore urge the Law School to join hands with us in the struggle for freedom, equal rights, justice and equity. This can only be done if all stakeholders in the Nigerian Project jettison all vestiges of colonial mentality. Anything else will not fly. Our message to the Law School is ‘Don’t sandwich Salah day. Let the Muslims go’.”

Professor Ishaq Akintola,

Director,

Muslim Rights Concern(MURIC)

https://newswirengr.com/2021/07/15/muric-says-nigerian-law-school-is-anti-islam/

Monogamy:
Uncle Joe is not getting it.

Igbos is also for business. Pattern dey

Ojukwu told his people to exchange their Nigeria currency to worthless Biafra Pounds

Ralph of Massob sold Biafran passports worth millions of Nigeria even for the fact there is nothing like Biafran embassy anywhere in the world.

Kanu's pattern is different, donation to fight imaginary war.. What brought him to Kenya? Why chattered a plane? To pack his loot?