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Because of his limited education and innate dictatorial lifestyle, Retired Major-General Muhammadu Buhari has continued to use Nigeria’s Department of State Services (DSS) to perform duties statutorily assigned to the Nigerian Police Force and other relevant agencies. In simple terms, what we are witnessing now is a repeat of the Late Idi Amin’s style of running a country. Within the shortest possible time, the Nigerian Judges shall experience the same thing that happened to the 50-year old Chief Justice Benedicto Kiwanuka on September 21, 1972, in Kampala-Uganda.
In recent reports from various newspapers within and outside Nigeria, the DSS was said to have embarked on the arrest of Judges on allegations of corruption. According to Saharareporters of New York, one Abdullahi Garba stated that the DSS carried out a “special sting operations” which according to him “constitutes a part of its mandate.” Mr. Abdullahi Garba maintained that the DSS action “is in line with its core mandate.” He went further to state that “this current operation will be sustained and followed till sanity and sanctity is restored to the esteemed third arm of government and public confidence is regained.”
For the avoidance of doubts and to correct the falsehood being peddled by the DSS, it is proper that we make public, the law establishing the DSS and state their responsibilities.
The DSS was established by the National Security Agency Act CAP N74, Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (L.F.N.) 2004. This was the same Act that established the Defence Intelligence Agency and the National Intelligence Agency. Specifically, in Section-2(3) of the Act, the DSS is charged with the following responsibilities:
(a) The prevention and detection within Nigeria of any crime against the internal security of Nigeria;
(b) The protection and preservation of all non-military classified matters concerning the internal security of Nigeria; and
(c) Such other responsibilities affecting internal security within Nigeria as the National Assembly or the President, as the case may be, may deem necessary.
There is nothing above that supports the claims by Abdullahi Garba that they acted according to the mandate of the DSS. Rather the DSS usurped the responsibilities and duties of both the Police and the EFCC. For instance, Section-4 of CAP P19 (Police Act) empowers the Police to embark on the very operation that the DSS have usurped. Also, Section-6 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (Establishment) Act, No. 1 of 2004 empowers the EFCC to investigate, arrest, and prosecute individuals and organizations for financial crimes.
Clearly, the DSS have overstepped their boundaries as specified in the law establishing the organization. We are aware that they are exhibiting their disregard for the rule of law with the open support of Buhari himself. It should be recalled that Buhari is a congenital breaker of the laws of the land. We should not forget that on the 31st of December 1983, Buhari committed treason when he overthrew a democratically elected Federal Government of Nigeria headed by Alhaji Aliyu Usman Shehu Shagari. Recently, which was on the 30th of December 2015, Buhari committed perjury when he lied under oath as he told the entire world that though Mr. Nnamdi Kanu has two International Passports (one British, one Nigerian) but he did not enter Nigeria with any Passport.
Besides Buhari’s encouragement of brigandage by the DSS, we have come to the conclusion that the DSS targetted Judges who handled or are handling the cases between the DSS and Nnamdi Kanu and other illegally detained Biafrans. The objective is to embarrass these sagacious and fearless Judges and to cow them into doing the bidding of the DSS. A very good example is the fearless and upright Hon Justice A. F. A. Ademola who ordered the unconditional release of Nnamdi Kanu. The ultimate aim of the DSS is to use this illegal operation orchestrated against these Judges as a warning sign and impart fear into any Judge that would be assigned to the case between the DSS and Nnamdi Kanu as Hon Justice JohnTsoho is no more presiding over the case.
On the other hand, we posit that the Judiciary brought this attack on themselves because they allowed Buhari to get away with flagrant disregard of the law on several occasions. Had the Judiciary insisted that Buhari should obey all court orders he would not have had the temerity to tamper with their liberty as he is currently doing. Recall that it was the same Judiciary that literally allowed the DSS to get away with murder when they kept mute as uncountable number of court orders were flouted by the DSS. Again, it was these same Judges that tacitly sanctioned the illegal arrest and detention of innocent citizens in the name of keeping Nigeria one.
Today, the same monster the Judges encouraged has turned around to consume them. The same Nigerian Judiciary knew that Justice John Tsoho was corrupt, yet they agreed to let Buhari use him to try to achieve the illegal conviction of Nnamdi Kanu. What we are witnessing today with this all-out commando assault on the Judiciary is a punishment from God to the Judiciary because they kept quiet in the face of injustice against Nnamdi Kanu, although the few untainted ones like Hon Justice A. F. A. Ademola are now caught in the cross-fire.
Is it not ironic that criminals in gowns like Justice John Tsoho were never arrested despite all the judicial impunity he has committed? Mr. Barack Obama and the British government, both of whom imposed Buhari on Nigerians, will now understand why the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) want to leave Nigeria. A country where a civilian president can wake up and decide to round up some Judges because they ruled against his interest in a court of law, is not meant for human habitation. We, Biafrans, are not interested in Nigeria purely for this reason. This is one of the reasons that led our leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to call Nigeria a Zoo. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, now and without equivocation, has been vindicated.
We restate that there is nowhere in the law establishing the DSS which empowers the organization to embark on the prosecution of cases of corruption. We believe that the DSS acted ultra vires. Indeed, we see the Act (CAP N74 L.F.N. 2004) establishing the DSS as a duplication of the Police Act (CAP P19 L.F.N. 2004). Therefore, we strongly recommend that the Act establishing the DSS should be repealed with immediate effect and the DSS should be disbanded.
Also, we recommend that the Judiciary must find Buhari and his DSS in contempt of court and sanction him. Furthermore, it is our considered opinion that if Buhari is allowed to remain in office, many innocent people will die just like many people would have died if he had stayed beyond August 1985.
However, these recommendations, even if implemented, cannot stop the unquenchable and irreversible process of the restoration of the blessed nation of Biafra.
Biafra restoration is unstoppable, irrespective of whatever Buhari does with his DSS.


Signed
Barrister Emma Nmezu
Dr. Clifford Chukwuemeka Iroanya
Spokespersons for IPOB



http://biafrasay.com/p/323651/dss-have-overstepped-their-boundaries-time-to-repeal-cap-n74

ogmask:
I see a petition which refers to Nigeria as "The Federal Republic of Nigeria" and also quoting the same Constitution he said he did not believe in. He should have referred to Nigeria as "The ZOO" instead since he likes referring to Nigeria as a ZOO. Funny how he has humbled himself to the authority of the ZOO. Talk they say is "CHEAP".

He used the word monkeys and baboons understand

What were you doing in the group, are a biafran?

This afonja sef

Biafran struggle has given you work

Keep it up.
I don't even know any yoruba group on facebook

victorvezx:
Nah, it's Ipob irrelevance that pains u.

This victorvezx of a boy wants to be e-relevant, jumping up and down igbo, or biafra issue.

Being an afonja cannot make you visible.
We will hide you.
As far as am concerned, you are just below the security igbo guy in your street

Rising cost of food stuff occasioned by the current econom­ic recession has forced some families in Kaduna to turn to leaves in order to survive, reports Hassan Ibrahim.

According to an on-line medium, Sahelstandard.com, some families in Ka­duna have already been forced to eat leaves so as to survive because the rising cost of food stuff brought about by the current eco­nomic recession, could not allow them have the finan­cial resources to visit the markets.

A youth leader, Malam Hassan Ahmed Rufa’i told the on-line medium that leaves such as “tafasa”, spin­ach, etc, had came to the rescue of these near-starv­ing families, while lizards and cats might become en­dangered specie because some children were already seen hunting them to pro­vide a cheap source of pro­tein for their families.

Lamenting the increas­ing excruciating econom­ic hardship, Rufa’i lashed at top political office holders, as well as the rich and af­fluent people in communi­ties around Kawo, Unguwan Dosa, Hayin Banki and Un­guwan Kanawa, saying they had the capability to assist the poor in their midst but were not living up the mass­es’ expectations.

“Some of them have gone on Hajj for the umpteenth time, while the money they spend making such regular hajj visits could have been used to buy food and feed several mouths. Hajj is in­cumbent upon a Muslim, once in a life time, if the person can afford it,” he em­phasised.

He added that, “rice and maize as well as other sta­ple food items have turned into precious commodities which only the rich and privileged could afford. Many of our people now feed on leaves, some can­not even cook the normal pate, they are seriously feel­ing the pang of an excruci­ating poverty. We pray the government should come to peoples rescue by estab­lishing free feeding centers.

“The other time, I saw some children chasing a big agama lizard. When I asked them what they were doing, they said they want to kill it because its roasted meat was sweet. They added that even cats are longer spared because it is also a delica­cy,” he said.

The youth leader chal­lenged people in authori­ty to explain how the food items donated to the state by Hajiya Aisha Buhari, were disbursed, alleging that there was little of no adequately publicity, if any, on how the items were dis­tributed.

“People here are suffer­ing; hunger is everywhere. If you go to the Masjid, you see people begging for mon­ey to buy food. Go to the hospitals, you see malnour­ished children everywhere needing medicare and the Doctors will say it’s either malaria or typhoid that is their ailment.
“Government should please come to our aid. It is capable of taking the people out of this predicament,” he insisted.



http://biafrasay.com/p/323276/recession-several-kaduna-families-now-eat-leaves-lizard

Nickel whose worth is more than oil has disappeared in kaduna
Via earthquake

Ndi ara

Nigerian Performance at the Paralympics. The following are names of the winners of the 12 medals so far won by Nigeria.

1. Ugwunwa Flora ->Athletics
2. Onye Lauritta -> Shot Put
3. Ezuruike Roland -> Power Lifting
4. Kehinde Paul -> Power-lifting
5. Orji Josephine -> Power lifting
6. Ejike Lucy -> Power lifting
7. Nwosu Ndidi -> Power lifting
8. Omolayo Bose. -> Power lifting

SILVER
1. Tijani Lateefat -> Power lifting
2. Onyema Joseph -> Power lifting

BRONZE
1. Innocent Nnamdi. -> Power lifting

A Nigerian tycoon, Chief Benjamin Aghalieku Arinze, has launched an airline in Swaziland.
Aghalieaku Airways as called, commenced operations last month and has its base at the Manzini King Mswati III International Airport, Swaziland.

A statement on the airline’s website said: “Aghalieaku Airways is an aviation company that has a business strategy to set up base in the Beautiful Country of Swaziland.”

“Developing the cargo aviation sector with a powerful and dynamic vision to create a hub site that will become your channel partner to servicing the aviation sector, locally, nationally, globally.

Speaking, Arinze, the President of Aghalieaku Airways, said: “Driven by passion for people, development, growth and positive changes coupled with a strong will and sheer determination, my dream is to capture the aviation market sector and develop the african continent.

“My vision is to leave a legacy behind that will inspire and motivate the future generation to strive for greater heights, leaving no stones unturned in achieving their goals and vision, by beating all odds in turning their dreams into reality.”

The news is coming at a time Aero Contractors and First Nation are out of operations.

On the other hand, Arik Air is managing issues relating to insurance and payment for aviation fuel.



http://biafrasay.com/p/323260/recession-nigerian-billionaire-snubs-country-floats-airline

When your president is waecless, that is what you get
Nigeria, presenting to you

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