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l hope it does contain that fraudish clause that makes the the entire nation as host community

Apparently afraid of a showdown between it and some members-elect of the National Assembly, the leadership of All Progressives Congress, APC, Thursday, re-capitulated on a meeting it had earlier scheduled for Thursday with its incoming federal lawmakers.
The party’s National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed on Tuesday issued notice of a “crucial meeting” with APC’s senators-elect and House of Representatives members-elect which was to hold between the hours of 10am and 2pm respectively on Thursday at the International Conference Centre, ICC, Abuja.
But the incoming lawmakers obviously boycotted the meeting for reasons sources said had to do with railroading them into supporting the candidacies of two particular persons for the offices of senate president and Speaker of the House of the 8th Assembly which will be inaugurated on Tuesday, next week.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/nassembly-leadership-apc-leadership-jittery-postpones-meeting-with-members-elect/

OP i love your source Fake Ekiti News

Look look V.P

Good one from buhari keep on killing the spirits of our soldiers.

Fvck amnesty whatever
God bless our soldiers

lt brings me no joy to contuine asserting the fact that we have no functional president rather we have a man who loves drinking kunu while screaming l assert my willingness to destroy boko haram at the same time wearing dj jazzy ear music rocking whatever music kunu lovers love.

How more shall die before this man abandons his kunu and talkaltive nature and do something

All that that died from boko haram bombs are regreting it

BabaOneChance less talk more action.More died today and you are still shouting i will i will

Ever heard of immunity clause.You can always perform civilian arrest onhim lf you want him arresred so badly

Fayose

kodded:
i think he can add it to his assets


150 cows & 1 horse

tucky200:
No amnesty will surely be given to them..
BASTARDS !!
Their days are numbered

We have been hearing that since monday yet more blood are shed daily.Face it we don't have a president rather a man that won't wake up from a kunu induced slumber

kodded:
choi !!!


na who carry one chance give us

lt is the slavish sophiscated ones and their favorite master that gave us a dullard as a president

We don''t have a president

Ladies and gentlemen we regret to inform you that we don't have a president rather an impersonator who prefers to travel while his people dies and leaving some dogs behind to bark l will fight boko haram

He dey form batman abi na james bond

post the full stort and pis

Buhari your people are on strike and you are busy travelling about.We don't have a president

Elslim:
how old are u??

2 and you

Elslim:
[s]Amnesty International said Wednesday there was sufficient evidence for the International Criminal Court to probe senior Nigerian military officers for war crimes in the battle against Boko Haram. The group stated the case against five senior officers in a new 133-page report based on hundreds of interviews, including with military sources and leaked defence ministry documents.
Members of the court martial sit during the inauguration to try soldiers accused of mutiny tasked with fighting Boko Haram militants in Abuja on October 2, 2014. Nearly 100 soldiers tasked with fighting Boko Haram militants in Nigeria's far northeast appeared at a military court martial on Thursday, facing a range of charges including mutiny. The hearing comes just weeks after a tribunal sentenced 12 soldiers to death following their conviction for shooting at their commanding officer in the Borno state capital, Maiduguri, in May. AFP PHOTO
Members of the court martial sit during the inauguration to try soldiers accused of mutiny tasked with fighting Boko Haram militants in Abuja on October 2, 2014. Nearly 100 soldiers tasked with fighting Boko Haram militants in Nigeria’s far northeast appeared at a military court martial on Thursday, facing a range of charges including mutiny. The hearing comes just weeks after a tribunal sentenced 12 soldiers to death following their conviction for shooting at their commanding officer in the Borno state capital, Maiduguri, in May. AFP PHOTO
The allegations centre on thousands of people Amnesty claimed were extra-judically murdered by the security forces and its civilian vigilante allies, as well as crimes against those held in military custody. “In the course of security operations against Boko Haram in north-east Nigeria, Nigerian military forces have extrajudicially executed more than 1,200 people; they have arbitrarily arrested at least 20,000 people, mostly young men and boys,” the report said.
Nigerian forces “have committed countless acts of torture; hundreds, if not thousands, of Nigerians have become victims of enforced disappearance; and at least 7,000 people have died in military detention as a result of starvation, extreme overcrowding and denial of medical assistance,” it added.
Amnesty said commanders based in the northeast “should be investigated for potential responsibility for war crimes of murder, enforced disappearances and torture”. Top service chiefs in the capital Abuja “should be investigated for their potential command responsibility for crimes committed by their subordinates given that they knew or should have known about the commission of the crimes, and failed to take adequate action”.
The ICC in The Hague has opened a preliminary investigation into the Boko Haram conflict, which Amnesty said has killed at least 17,000 people since 2009. The tribunal has previously said there was insufficient evidence tying Nigeria’s military to systematic and orchestrated atrocities targeting civilians.
But the report said: “Amnesty International believes that the evidence contained in this report and submitted separately to the (ICC) Office of the Prosecutor is sufficient to reopen this issue.” The group said it had separately shared its evidence with the ICC prosecutor’s office. Amnesty’s latest report includes new claims on specific acts of murder committed by Nigerian soldiers in the northeast but the general subject matter is not new.
Amnesty, Human Rights Watch and independent reporting, including by AFP, has found evidence of arbitrary killing, unlawful detention and torture in custody of alleged Boko Haram suspects. The government of former president Goodluck Jonathan was repeatedly pressured to try all Boko Haram suspects in court.
New President Muhammadu Buhari said after taking the oath of office on Friday that he would review the military’s rules of engagement in a bid to end concerns of rights violations by soldiers. He also promised to improve “operational and legal mechanisms so that disciplinary steps are taken against proven human right violations by the Armed Forces”.[/s]
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Trashy Trash
Fvck Amnesty whatever
Fvck bokoharam
This is war and collateral damages are expected
Hail the millitary

PointB:
[s]Failed stated?

I revise my previous bid of $50.00001 to $20 for the failed Osun State! [/s]

Shame on you.Do you state you are talking about.The great state of osun that generates billions.The great state that america is understudying in other to expand their economy.The great state made complusory to chinese students due to their technological advancements thanks to opon imo

You are not serious.Any serious bidders in the house

BeeBeeOoh:
[s]Amnesty International said Wednesday there was sufficient evidence for the International Criminal Court to probe senior Nigerian military officers for war crimes in the battle against Boko Haram.  The group stated the case against five senior officers in a new 133-page report based on hundreds of interviews, including with military sources and leaked defence ministry documents.

Members of the court martial sit during the inauguration to try soldiers accused of mutiny tasked with fighting Boko Haram militants in Abuja on October 2, 2014. Nearly 100 soldiers tasked with fighting Boko Haram militants in Nigeria’s far northeast appeared at a military court martial on Thursday, facing a range of charges including mutiny. The hearing comes just weeks after a tribunal sentenced 12 soldiers to death following their conviction for shooting at their commanding officer in the Borno state capital, Maiduguri, in May.

The allegations centre on thousands of people Amnesty claimed were extra-judically murdered by the security forces and its civilian vigilante allies, as well as crimes against those held in military custody. “In the course of security operations against Boko Haram in north-east Nigeria, Nigerian military forces have extrajudicially executed more than 1,200 people; they have arbitrarily arrested at least 20,000 people, mostly young men and boys,” the report said.

Nigerian forces “have committed countless acts of torture; hundreds, if not thousands, of Nigerians have become victims of enforced disappearance; and at least 7,000 people have died in military detention as a result of starvation, extreme overcrowding and denial of medical assistance,” it added.
Amnesty said commanders based in the northeast “should be investigated for potential responsibility for war crimes of murder, enforced disappearances and torture”. Top service chiefs in the capital Abuja “should be investigated for their potential command responsibility for crimes committed by their subordinates given that they knew or should have known about the commission of the crimes, and failed to take adequate action”.

The ICC in The Hague has opened a preliminary investigation into the Boko Haram conflict, which Amnesty said has killed at least 17,000 people since 2009.  The tribunal has previously said there was insufficient evidence tying Nigeria’s military to systematic and orchestrated atrocities targeting civilians.
But the report said: “Amnesty International believes that the evidence contained in this report and submitted separately to the (ICC) Office of the Prosecutor is sufficient to reopen this issue.” The group said it had separately shared its evidence with the ICC prosecutor’s office. 

Amnesty’s latest report includes new claims on specific acts of murder committed by Nigerian soldiers in the northeast but the general subject matter is not new.
Amnesty, Human Rights Watch and independent reporting, including by AFP, has found evidence of arbitrary killing, unlawful detention and torture in custody of alleged Boko Haram suspects. 

The government of former president Goodluck Jonathan was repeatedly pressured to try all Boko Haram suspects in court.
New President Muhammadu Buhari said after taking the oath of office on Friday that he would review the military’s rules of engagement in a bid to end concerns of rights violations by soldiers.  He also promised to improve “operational and legal mechanisms so that disciplinary steps are taken against proven human right violations by the Armed Forces”.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/we-have-sufficient-evidence-to-probe-senior-nigerian-military-officers-for-war-crimes/[/s]

Trashy Trash
Fvck Amnesty whatever
Fvck bokoharam
This is war and collateral damages are expected
Hail the millitary

sigain:
Talk with fact pls. Commissioners,Special Advisers etc has being dissolved since November last year and hasnt been paid a month or two salaries too. The people of state of Osun understands whats going on and by God's grace he shall paid all thier money very soon. This man has done very well so please dont try to tarnish his image.

Osun does not have commissioners.That state has failed.

Osun state is now up for sale

VirginFinder:
Rochas has indeed lamented and was the one who led other indebted governors to Buhari for bail out.

13months is over a year ago. Was the political field open at the time? Was Buhari anywhere in contention?
So how can the 'chief criminal operating from Lagos' be responsible for Rochas' debt?
Should that be the case, Rochas must be a dullard!

lt is official then APC governors are bunch of incomptent cry babies

kingbasil:
I bid $50...

What an insult How dare you bid $50 for osun the state whose economy is bigger than china and america combined.What and insolence from you

Her face looks like jezebel

She shall be found for the God i serve is never asleep

2013 news that iddiots are dancing up and down about

PhockPhockMan:
If not for the early Arrival of men of Nigeria police force, They would've been roasted like ALUU BOYS .
The victim was kidnapped since last week but was rescued by the vigilantes.
Unfortunately for the kidnappers, the victim recognized the leader of the gang, "ERIMERI", the younger brother to the slain cult leader, SOBOMA GEORGE.
The female member of the gang serves as informant, also takes care of feeding their victims.
Today, they've met their waterloo.

I hope that ALUU4 case has not being buried

Their cup has fulled since oga wike came on board