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Politics › Ritual Murder Allegation: Terrible With Pictures by OneNaija(op): 1:02am On May 23, 2009

The avalanche of law suits already lined against the management and reporters of the Vanguard Newspaper is not stopping human rights activist and lawyer, Chief Giwa Amu. Chief Amu has written the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Mike Okiro insisting that Mrs.Oyindamola Amuka-Pemu did commit murder and must be prosecuted.
Mrs. Amuka Pemu Holding the Boy Before the alleged killing

This is coming as fresh pictures have now surfaced showing the allegedly murdered boy’s severed head and headless body. The pictures are already being authenticated by forensic and photographic experts contacted by Pointblanknews.com at the John Jay’s College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York, CUNY.

Several other Forensic experts have also expressed interest in assisting the Court in working on the case.

However, Chief Amu said that his recent arraignment for wrongful information to the Nigeria Police was a ploy orchestrated to scare him from providing legal representation to Mr. Steve Ugwu-Chinua who allegedly caught Mrs. Oyindamola Amuka-Pemu and her cohort in the dastardly crime of human sacrifice.

Ahead of the May 27, 2009, resumed hearing of the prosecution of his client, Mr. Ugwu-Chinua, at an Ikeja Magistrate Court, Chief Amu is asking the Inspector-General to halt the charade in which the accused was being made government witness.

In the letter dated April 30, 2009, Chief Amu said that Mrs. Amuka-Pemu did connive with her husband to sacrifice “an eleven year-old child” for rituals in order to secure healing for their bedridden child.

The matter has also been filed with the Police Complaint Commission in Abuja.
Click to read the Open Letter to the Inspector-General of Police

There are strong indications that at least two lawmakers may have their political careers on the line on account of their refusal to hold public hearings on the vexed issue of Police conniving with the Amuka’s to have justice miscarried.

Senator Gbenga Ogunniya of Ondo Central Senatorial District suddenly finds himself in the eye of the storm and he is now labeled as loving money than Nigerian children and the laws of the land. He is Chairman of Police affairs Committee of the senate in Nigeria.

http://pointblanknews.com/os1765.html

Politics › Re: New:: Emergency Meeting - Niger Deltans In London and Niger delta thread by OneNaija(m): 12:02am On May 23, 2009

@Bialegend Shut up your stupid Mouth. Did you fight the Civil war? Non sense

Politics › God Why Why.why Do You Arrange slowpoke In One Country Call Nigeria by OneNaija(op): 11:57pm On May 22, 2009

Nigerians are all slowpoke. The FG is killing Innocent peoples in Niger Delta despite I am not from that Region but I was born there and I grew in Lagos and my parents are all Igbo. why some peoples here saying that is the right direction to take for the FG ( Rubbish) and some is saying if kills them all.This Morning another slowpoke again from the north saying nothing was wrong in sacrificing 20 million people to protect over 100 million people." can you Imagine that Zombie.

I will keep singing the song in my mind until Nigeria will wake up.

Hey yeah!

Everybody run run run
Everybody scatter scatter
Some people lost some bread
Someone nearly die
Someone just die
Police dey come, army dey come
Confusion everywhere
Hey yeah!

Seven minutes later
All don cool down, brother
Police don go away
Army don disappear
Them leave Sorrow, Tears, and Blood

[Chorus]
Them regular trademark!

Them leave Sorrow, Tears, and Blood
Them regular trademark
That is why

[Chorus]
Hey yeah!

Everybody run run run,

La la la la
My people self dey fear too much
We fear for the thing we no see
We fear for the air around us
We fear to fight for freedom
We fear to fight for liberty
We fear to fight for justice
We fear to fight for happiness
We always get reason to fear

We no want die
We no want wound
We no want quench
We no want go
I get one child
Mama dey for house
Papa dey for house
I want build house
I don build house
I no want quench
I want enjoy
I no want go
Ah!

So policeman go slap your face
You no go talk
Army man go whip your yansh
You go dey look like donkey
Rhodesia dey do them own
Our leaders dey yab for nothing
South Africa dey do them own

Them leave Sorrow, Tears, and Blood,

Ah, na so
Time will dey go
Time no wait for nobody
Like that: choo, choo, choo, choo, ah
But police go dey come, army go dey come
With confusion
In style like this:

Politics › Re: All Niger Delta Militants Are Armed Robbers - Why Dont They Do Suicide Bombing? by OneNaija(m): 11:35pm On May 22, 2009

Nigerians are all slowpoke.

Travel › Re: Abuja Or Lagos Where Do You Prefer? To Work Or To Live? by OneNaija(m): 10:54pm On May 22, 2009

@oleigh Thanks you May God bless you all your life. You speak my mind

Politics › Re: House Of Reps: 20 Million Niger Delta Citizens Should Be Allowed To Die by OneNaija(m): 10:25pm On May 22, 2009

@toshmann Your Statement is fucking wrong. never tried to repeat that.You say Ibori was welcome as a chief. stop that stupid lie. I think your parents is from the northern trying to kills Innocent peoples that why you are defending them.The Northern are all Morons.They are stupid as well as fela say. Zombie.I don't think this Nigeria is one Naija. they pretend and kills the peoples all.Why are you saying Niger delta receive the big amount that a fucking lie. never they never receive it. the President and the Govt they always say fake alarm about that idea.They are lieing.You northern will see something in future that is my dream because you are slowpoke as well.

Travel › Re: I Need To Book Appointment In Austrian Embassy Abuja, Can Any One Help Please? by OneNaija(m): 9:41pm On May 22, 2009

dont worry someone will come for your aids. I believe Nigerians will help you.be patient

Politics › Re: Constitutional Amendiment: When Can We Get It Right? by OneNaija(m): 6:39pm On May 22, 2009

Zombie-o, zombie (Zombie-o, zombie)Zombie-o, zombie (Zombie-o, zombie)
Zombie no go go, unless you tell am to go (Zombie)
Zombie no go stop, unless you tell am to stop (Zombie)
Zombie no go turn, unless you tell am to turn (Zombie)
Zombie no go think, unless you tell am to think (Zombie)
Tell am to go straight
A joro, jara, joro
No break, no job, no sense
A joro, jara, joro
Tell am to go kill
A joro, jara, joro
No break, no job, no sense
A joro, jara, joro
Tell am to go quench
A joro, jara, joro
No break, no job, no sense
A joro, jara, joro
Go and kill! (Joro, jaro, joro)
Go and die! (Joro, jaro, joro)
Go and quench! (Joro, jaro, joro)
Put am for reverse! (Joro, jaro, joro)
Joro, jara, joro, zombie wey na one way
Joro, jara, joro, zombie wey na one way
Joro, jara, joro, zombie wey na one way
Joro, jara, joro
Attention! (Zombie)
Quick march!
Slow march! (Zombie)
Left turn!
Right turn! (Zombie)
About turn!
Double up! (Zombie)
Salute!
Open your hat! (Zombie)
Stand at ease!
Fall in! (Zombie)
Fall out!
Fall down! (Zombie)
Get ready!
Halt!
Order!
Dismiss!

Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Getting Better: We Are Getting There: by OneNaija(m): 6:33pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: New:: Emergency Meeting - Niger Deltans In London and Niger delta thread by OneNaija(m): 6:30pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: House Of Reps: 20 Million Niger Delta Citizens Should Be Allowed To Die by OneNaija(m): 6:29pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: Nairalander:how Can We Move Nigeria Forward.your Opinion. by OneNaija(op): 6:29pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: War In Niger Delta: Mend Threatens Northerners In Oil Industry by OneNaija(m): 6:27pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: Why Is Obama Visiting Ghana Before Nigeria? by OneNaija(m): 6:26pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: If Wole Soyinka Stone President Obama by OneNaija(m): 6:25pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: Why Is Obama Visiting Ghana Before Nigeria? by OneNaija(m): 6:21pm On May 22, 2009

Hey yeah!

Everybody run run run
Everybody scatter scatter
Some people lost some bread
Someone nearly die
Someone just die
Police dey come, army dey come
Confusion everywhere
Hey yeah!

Seven minutes later
All don cool down, brother
Police don go away
Army don disappear
Them leave Sorrow, Tears, and Blood

[Chorus]
Them regular trademark!

Them leave Sorrow, Tears, and Blood
Them regular trademark
That is why

[Chorus]
Hey yeah!

Everybody run run run,

La la la la
My people self dey fear too much
We fear for the thing we no see
We fear for the air around us
We fear to fight for freedom
We fear to fight for liberty
We fear to fight for justice
We fear to fight for happiness
We always get reason to fear

We no want die
We no want wound
We no want quench
We no want go
I get one child
Mama dey for house
Papa dey for house
I want build house
I don build house
I no want quench
I want enjoy
I no want go
Ah!

So policeman go slap your face
You no go talk
Army man go whip your yansh
You go dey look like donkey
Rhodesia dey do them own
Our leaders dey yab for nothing
South Africa dey do them own

Them leave Sorrow, Tears, and Blood,

Ah, na so
Time will dey go
Time no wait for nobody
Like that: choo, choo, choo, choo, ah
But police go dey come, army go dey come
With confusion
In style like this:

Politics › Re: War In Niger Delta: Mend Threatens Northerners In Oil Industry by OneNaija(m): 6:17pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: Nairalander:how Can We Move Nigeria Forward.your Opinion. by OneNaija(op): 6:16pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: War In Niger Delta: Mend Threatens Northerners In Oil Industry by OneNaija(m): 6:14pm On May 22, 2009

Culture › Re: Why Igbos And Ijaws Must Unite by OneNaija(m): 6:13pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: If Wole Soyinka Stone President Obama by OneNaija(m): 6:12pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: Nuhu Ribadu Testifies In Front Of U.s Financial Services Committee by OneNaija(m): 6:10pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: House Of Reps: 20 Million Niger Delta Citizens Should Be Allowed To Die by OneNaija(m): 6:09pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Re: New:: Emergency Meeting - Niger Deltans In London and Niger delta thread by OneNaija(m): 6:04pm On May 22, 2009

Politics › Tanzania President Become The First To Meet Barrack Obama In Oval Office. by OneNaija(op): 5:30pm On May 22, 2009

President Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania became the first African head of state to visit the Obama White House Thursday, where he discussed issues including Africa's most pressing conflicts with President Barack Obama.

According to a White House readout on the meeting, the presidents "had a valuable discussion on a range of issues" and "exchanged views on approaches to enhancing the U.S.–Tanzanian partnership, improving development policy in the fields of health, education, and agriculture, and working with other partners in the region to solve some of the most pressing conflicts on the African continent."

A Swahili-language report posted to a popular Tanzanian blog hosted by journalist Issa Michuzi said Kikwete and Obama had "debated some of the African continent's biggest challenges, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Darfur, Somalia and the current political situation in Kenya."

Ongoing tension between mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar was also raised, the report said. Kikwete had "explained to President Obama, the enthusiasm his government has for reconciliation of political issues with Zanzibar." Recent media reports have suggested that Zanzibar might wish to split from the mainland if oil is discovered offshore.

Michuzi's blog report added: "President Obama, praised President Kikwete for his leadership in improving government education, and assured him that all the aid for building infrastructure from the [U.S.] Millennium Challenge Account will speed things along, and that many projects are already under construction."

Kikwete also met with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. She was among a range of Obama administration officials who sat in on the Oval Office meeting, according to the Swahili news report.

Others included Director of the White House's National Economic Council Lawrence Summers, National Security Advisor James Jones and Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnnie Carson, who was a teacher at the Malangali School in Iringa, Tanzania, in his youth. Carson was a Peace Corps volunteer in Tanzania from 1965 to 1968.

Tanzanians responded to the White House meeting with cautious optimism.

According to a report in the Tanzanian English-language daily, The Citizen, civil society activist Moses Kulaba said he was concerned with "our president's globe trotting," citing that words exchanged abroad often translate to little change back home.

"We need to assess that all these expensive overseas trips make economic sense to our country. I hope the President uses the opportunity to make it clear on what Tanzania wants to trade better," he said.

Nevertheless, the executive director of the Tanzania Investment Center, Emmanuel Ole Naiko, said Kikwete and Obama's meeting could boost investor confidence: "Their meeting is the best news in these times. Tanzania stands to gain from investors who often take such gestures seriously.

"The U.S. was usually last among the top 10 investors locally but since the rise in relations since the [George W.] Bush times, the country is today in fourth position in terms of foreign investment here," he told The Citizen.

Earlier in the week, President Kikwete visited California's Silicon Valley, where he met with executives at technology giants Cisco, IBM and Google. The three companies "agreed to help" Tanzania, the government-owned Daily News reported.

The newspaper said that at Cisco, Kikwete discussed the "various steps Tanzania was taking in embracing ICT fully, including that of the laying of a fibre-optic [cable] and the establishment of an IT college at the University of Dodoma."

At Google, he discussed how the government could work with the company to "accelerate development and promote efficiency." And IBM Vice President Dr. Mark Dean "assured President Kikwete that the century-old company would continue assisting Tanzania in ICT, especially the proposed IT college at the University of Dodoma."

Kikwete's meetings with technology companies come just a month before the expected landing date for Seacom, the first of three undersea fiber optic cables which will connect East Africa with Europe.
Barack Obama and Africa

In an interview last year, Seacom's CEO Brian Herlihy told AllAfrica that Seacom "will provide free Internet access to the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania."

Kikwete also visited Stanford University in Palo Alto, where he discussed access to clean drinking water in Tanzania.

On Wednesday, Kikwete received an award from Doctors for Africa in Los Angeles for his efforts to improve health on the continent, and for steering his government toward increasing the country's health budget to 11 percent.

According to the Swahili-language report, Kikwete will spend the rest of his visit to the U.S. visiting international organizations and international financial institutions.

http://allafrica.com/stories/200905220750.html

Politics › Re: Gov Fashola For Second Term: Can Vote For Him? by OneNaija(m): 5:13pm On May 22, 2009

@Poster you dey fine comment abi you serious.try get some little sense becos you are sure everybody and fly and bird in the sky will vote for him even in president

Politics › Re: If Wole Soyinka Stone President Obama by OneNaija(m): 5:09pm On May 22, 2009

Good comment from Wale.

Politics › Re: New:: Emergency Meeting - Niger Deltans In London and Niger delta thread by OneNaija(m): 4:37pm On May 22, 2009

I suppose the motion.but I live in Accra.I am fully supported

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