Politics › Re: Write Your Will If You Are Sent To Rig Election In Rivers State - Wike by Pidggin(f): 3:00pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
Demdem2:
U still don't get it do u? Based on the current structure we have currently, before abuja goes barren, then the federating state would have been desolate. You are quite funny, no oil producing state can be desolate, if we stop feeding your people, you will be forced to look inwards, and this means the depletion of your scarce resources. In no time your artificial green vegetion will varnish and your lands will become deserts, your livestocks will starve and many of you will be forced to migrate or starve like your brethrens in Chad and Niger. |
Politics › Re: FFK Lambasts Buhari,Calls Zaria Killings "War Crimes/Crimes Against Humanity" by Pidggin(f): 2:52pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
crosbreaka: A Government of Sadists, By Femi-Fani Kay ode
The Buhari administration is indulging in wickedness and the abuse of power, violating the civil liberties and human rights of its own citizens, murdering its own people, dividing the country, witchunting and intimidating its perceived enemies, making a mockery of justice and the fight against corruption, rejecting peace and all that is wholesome and true and, like the biblical Pharoah, they are provoking the wrath of the Lord and playing with fire.
On the night of December 12, 2015 in the city of Zaria, Kaduna state, Sheikh El Zakzaky, the leader of the 10 million-strong Shia muslim community in Nigeria, was shot, brutalised and dumped in a wheelbarrow. He barely escaped with his life but sadly, according to Iranian government sources and The New York Times, his wife, two of his sons and no less than one thousand of his Shia muslim followers were not so lucky.
They were massacred in the sanctity of their homes that night by members of the Nigerian Armed Forces. Up until the time that I am writing this essay not one word of regret or remorse has been expressed by President Muhammadu Buhari, the Nigerian Armed Forces or the Federal Government about the whole incident.
That alone speaks volumes but what is more important to note is the fact that this is one of the most brutal and callous events in the history of our country. It was premeditated, well-planned, well-orchestrated and well-executed. Homes were bombed and burnt to the ground and innocent and defenceless men, women and children were slaughtered in an unrelenting frenzy of violence.
After the carnage, the bodies of the victims were left in the compound of the houses and in the streets and gutters for carrion birds to feed on and for street urchins and petty thieves to rob. This was indeed a sordid and shameful chapter: it was not only mass murder but it was also a crime against humanity. Those that were murdered were targeted simply because they were Shia Muslims and simply because, earlier in the day, some of them had mounted a road block which obstructed the convoy of General Buratai, the Chief of Army Staff.
It is very clear that by this act alone the Chief of Army Staff, under whose orders these men were acting, President Muhammadu Buhari, who is the Commander-in-Chief of our Armed Forces, and every single officer and soldier that took part in the massacre are guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity and are therefore candidates for the International Criminal Court at the Hague. Our leaders must be accountable and it is my fervent prayer and desire that the whole matter ends up with both Buhari and Burutai called to justice.
What makes the whole matter worse is the fact that there was no mention of the episode on BBC television or CNN and there was no sense of outrage in our country about what these people had been subjected to. One wonders what happened to our sense of decency and our ability to empathise with those who are suffering and who have been subjected to injustice?
What makes the whole matter worse is the fact that there was no mention of the episode on BBC television or CNN and there was no sense of outrage in our country about what these people had been subjected to. One wonders what happened to our sense of decency and our ability to empathise with those who are suffering and who have been subjected to injustice? What happened to our sense of responsibility, our sensitivity and our compassion? Yet it doesn’t stop there.
Two days before the tragic events in Zaria, a man was granted bail by two separate courts in two separate criminal matters in Lagos. However the minute he stepped out of the court premises, he was confronted and apprehended by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), violently manhandled, dragged off the streets, bundled into a waiting van, given the beating of his life and whisked away to an unknown destination. According to our constitution, this man is presumed innocent until proven guilty and up until now he has not been found guilty of any crime. Worse still, the operatives did not have an arrest warrant and what they did was manifestly unlawful. Yet despite that, again there is no sense of outrage in our country about the treatment that this man was subjected to. Again it doesn’t stop there.
Approximately one month ago, a man was granted bail and given permission to travel out of the country by the Federal High Court for medical treatment. Yet as he proceeded to do so, he discovered that the Department of State Security (DSS) had laid siege to his home. They refused to let him step out of the gate, they traumatised his family and they criminalised and demonised him in the national and international media. After a month of confining him to his home, they eventually stormed his house, overwhelmed his security men, roughed him up, dragged him out feet first, threw him in a waiting car, abducted him and carried him away to an unknown destination. All this happened in violation of an order of the Federal High Court and despite the fact that he had not been found guilty of any crime by any court in the land, yet there is no sense of outrage in our country.
Again it doesn’t stop there. A man obtains a court order that the Department of State Security (DSS) must not, under any circumstances, enter his home, yet they ignore that order, force their way into his house, shoot bullets everywhere, terrorise and manhandle his children, beat up his wife and “bite” her like a dog, throw their belongings into the streets and finally violently evict him and his family from the premises and into the streets, and there is no sense of outrage in our country. Again it doesn’t stop there.
A man is arrested by the EFCC, he is maligned and convicted in the media by what are, more often than not, false allegations and spurious confessions that are skillfully leaked to the press by his tormentors and captors. After days in detention, he is eventually charged and arraigned before THREE separate courts for virtually the same offences all in an attempt to break, humiliate and shame him. He is subjected to all these despite the fact that he is deemed innocent until proven guilty, yet there is no sense of outrage in the country over the matter. Again it doesn’t stop there.
They are cowardly, wicked, malicious, petty, insensitive, vicious and, worse of all, manifestly incompetent. They are a government of liars, run by liars and for liars. They malign the weak, harass the defenceless, torment the poor and punish the innocent but God will see their end. They are soft on Boko Haram whilst they murder Shia muslims, Christians, Biafrans, the young, the old, the weak and the vulnerable.
A man is arrested and detained by the Department of State Security simply because he expresses his desire for the establishment of a new nation called Biafra. He is kept in solitary confinement and denied access to his lawyer and family members for weeks on end. His lawyer goes to court and the court grants him bail and directs that he should be released on reasonable terms and conditions. All those terms and conditions are met but instead of abiding by the court order and releasing him, the DSS keeps him in detention for a further three months.
After the three months have expired, they take him to a different court and apply to keep him in detention for yet another three months. The new court declines to grant that order and instead directs that he should be released unconditionally and with immediate effect. On hearing about the order of the court, the supporters of the young man went to the streets in many cities in eastern Nigeria and started celebrating and jubilating.
This did not go down well with President Buhari’s security agencies and consequently they shot dead five of the man’s young supporters in Onitsha simply for jubilating, singing solidarity songs and dancing in the streets. Meanwhile the DSS have refused to abide by the court order and up until the time that I am writing this essay the man has not been released and he remains in their custody. All these have happened to this man and his followers, yet there is no sense of outrage in the country about what they have been subjected to.
When one considers all these events one is at a loss for words. Is this really a democracy? I have come to the conclusion that this is a government of sadists, run by sadists and for sadists. Not only do they place no stock or value on the sanctity of human life but they also relish in their impunity and their lack of respect for the rule of law.
They are cowardly, wicked, malicious, petty, insensitive, vicious and, worse of all, manifestly incompetent. They are a government of liars, run by liars and for liars. They malign the weak, harass the defenceless, torment the poor and punish the innocent but God will see their end. They are soft on Boko Haram whilst they murder Shia muslims, Christians, Biafrans, the young, the old, the weak and the vulnerable.
No matter what lies they tell and no matter what entertainment and palliatives they feed us with to keep us grinning and distracted, the value of the naira is still at its lowest in its 42 years of existence, the security situation is still terrible, Boko Haram is still waxing stronger, the morale of our soldiers is still getting lower, the price of food is still rocketing, the fuel queues still persist and poverty and hardship pervades the land like never before.
They defy court orders and mock the judiciary. They abuse power and defy the word of God. They rejoice when others suffer and they take pleasure in the misfortune of their adversaries. Instead of being just and true, they are perverse in all their ways. Instead of seeking peace, moving the country forward and facing the business of governance they have chosen to tread the path of destruction, persecution, discord, strife, witch hunts, lies, demonisation and war. In a futile attempt to distract the world from their own failures, they seek to inculcate and establish an atmosphere of fear and intimidation and thereby silence their perceived enemies and detractors.
Yet no matter how many people they incriminate, criminalise, malign, humiliate, misrepresent, beat and lock up, no matter how many people they kill, no matter how many people they abduct and throw out of their homes, the fact remains that the the country is still falling apart and our economy is still going to the dogs.
No matter what lies they tell and no matter what entertainment and palliatives they feed us with to keep us grinning and distracted, the value of the naira is still at its lowest in its 42 years of existence, the security situation is still terrible, Boko Haram is still waxing stronger, the morale of our soldiers is still getting lower, the price of food is still rocketing, the fuel queues still persist and poverty and hardship pervades the land like never before.
The Buhari administration is indulging in wickedness and the abuse of power, violating the civil liberties and human rights of its own citizens, murdering its own people, dividing the country, witchunting and intimidating its perceived enemies, making a mockery of justice and the fight against corruption, rejecting peace and all that is wholesome and true and, like the biblical Pharoah, they are provoking the wrath of the Lord and playing with fire. As He did with Pharaoh, Nebudchadnezzar, Jezebel and Sennacherub, God will surely break them and bring them down.
He will avenge the dead, He will vindicate the innocent and falsely accused, He will prove Himself mighty in battle and He will grant them no mercy. Shame and woe be unto all those who have chosen to dine with the devil by joining and supporting this government. The Bible says there is no peace for the wicked. There is no fellowship between light and darkness. There is no agreement between good and evil. There is no commonality of purpose between the just and the perverse.
Meanwhile as this obscene circus show of branding everyone but himself as a crook and feeding the innocents to the lions continuously, President Buhari is destroying the lives of the people, ruining the economy, crushing his opponents, silencing his detractors, discrediting his adversaries and dividing our nation.
There is no accord between the compassionate and the heartless. There is no bond between the kind and the wicked. I would rather die than join or support a government of heartless men and closet fundamentalists. I have no doubt that by the time this is all over the Nigerian people will regret the choice that they made earlier this year and they will beg for a true democrat and peace-loving man to be elected into office. Like the proverbial frog that is slowly being boiled in water but that does not even feel it, our people are being taken for a ride by the Buhari administration.
To distract them from his government’s monumental failures, the President feeds them with a daily dose of lies, falsehood and sensational and unsubstantiated allegations about the so-called corruption of key players in the previous administration. Sadly the people lap it up with joy and accept the tales they are being told without question, reason or exception. They forget that allegations are a dime a dozen and that trial by media does not often result in a conviction in a diligent and responsible court of law.
Meanwhile as this obscene circus show of branding everyone but himself as a crook and feeding the innocents to the lions continuously, President Buhari is destroying the lives of the people, ruining the economy, crushing his opponents, silencing his detractors, discrediting his adversaries and dividing our nation. He is also breaking the spirit of our country and turning us into a laughing stock before the international community.
The bottom line is this: Nigeria has been transformed into a gestapo-like police state where state-sponsored lies and propaganda hold sway and where fear, coercion, blackmail and intimidation is the primary tool of governance.
May God grant us the courage to take back our country and may the forces of light, truth and justice prevail in our land. Merry Christmas.
http://blogs.premiumtimesng.com/?p=170030 FFK is a genius, please read before you comment, you will be educated |
Politics › Re: Asari Dokubo Spits Fire by Pidggin(f): 2:26pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
The tension is on...Watching as this unfolds. |
Celebrities › Re: Trey Songz Performing At Rhythm Unplugged (Photos) by Pidggin(f): 1:47pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
Nice looking |
Travel › Re: Cost Of A Nigeria International Passport by Pidggin(f): 1:32pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
Phemzilee9440: thanks for the piece of advice. Eventually did my International Passport today at the Osogbo Immigration Passport Office for #25,000 though it took me close to 6 hours to get it. 25K? |
Politics › Re: INEC Make No Mistake,rivers State Is For Wike - Upland Riverians by Pidggin(f): 12:48pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
MORNDEW: But there's nothing wrong in supporting a party. After all PDP failed Nigerians for sixteen years. PDP may have failed you, but they did not fail me and some other Nigerians, so a radio station should not take sides. No one says, they should not run jingles and adverts for political parties, but the party affiliations of their owners or OAP should not influence their programmes. |
Politics › Re: INEC Make No Mistake,rivers State Is For Wike - Upland Riverians by Pidggin(f): 12:33pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
joeprince23: remember the same individual owns cool fm and wazobia always churning out propaganda and divisions Nigerian info 99.3fm, is the same thing. |
Politics › Re: INEC Make No Mistake,rivers State Is For Wike - Upland Riverians by Pidggin(f): 12:31pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
joeprince23: the DG has strong connections to lagos APC gov. And were strongly pro-amaechis apc government(also enjoyed some shocking previlages) I guessed as much, I have been suspecting them, thanks for this. |
Politics › Re: INEC Make No Mistake,rivers State Is For Wike - Upland Riverians by Pidggin(f): 12:30pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
MORNDEW: Sister they are not pro APC, it's cos intelligent people contribute more in their programmes and most intelligent people don't support PDP. I repeat, 92.3fm is a pro-APC station, including 95.1fm. During the election 92,3fm on air personalities were vocal about their support of this administration. During one of their phone in programmes, I called in twice to air my view on GEJ's administration, the OAP cut me off both times. I notice this occurred to other people who had a different view from theirs |
Politics › Re: Rivers Rerun: Prepare Your Will – Dakuku To Wike by Pidggin(f): 12:15pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
Mr. Dakuku, let's wait and see |
Politics › Re: INEC Make No Mistake,rivers State Is For Wike - Upland Riverians by Pidggin(f): 12:08pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
92,3 FM is pro-APC, I stopped listening to their political programmes. I suspect that their DG Mr.Soni Irabor is an APC member. |
Jokes Etc › Re: Oby Ezekwesili's Tweet About Chelsea by Pidggin(f): 11:54am On Dec 19, 2015 |
Madam Obi, what happened to BBOG campaign? I was one of those who thought you were being sincere, I now know better. |
Crime › Re: Nigerian Jailed 330 Years In The US For Raping Daughter by Pidggin(f): 11:52am On Dec 19, 2015 |
If his child was being manipulated it would have shown at some point. Some of our men are known for incest so this is not surprisingly, hope he rots in jail. |
Career › Re: Massive Bank Job Loss Imminent In 2016 by Pidggin(f): 11:18am On Dec 19, 2015 |
One of the effects of negative change |
Politics › Re: Write Your Will If You Are Sent To Rig Election In Rivers State - Wike by Pidggin(f): 11:16am On Dec 19, 2015 |
Demdem:
APC is already in charge of the oil money. Even ur ss states come over to abuja monthly to beg for their share. Ur post makes no sense. Not for long, with the way things are looking, your Abuja will soon become a baren land with only groundnut from your northern brethrens as your main source of revenue, wait and see. |
Politics › Re: Write Your Will If You Are Sent To Rig Election In Rivers State - Wike by Pidggin(f): 11:00am On Dec 19, 2015 |
HIGHESTPOPORI: We voted for Wike and Pdp before,we would vote for him again,if Apc tries to rig like they did in Bayelsa they would stil fail! True talk! |
Politics › Re: Write Your Will If You Are Sent To Rig Election In Rivers State - Wike by Pidggin(f): 10:58am On Dec 19, 2015 |
APC rogues are after SS oil money, by God's grace they will not succeed. |
Politics › Re: General Buhari And Sani Abacha In 1985 (Photo) by Pidggin(f): 10:51am On Dec 19, 2015 |
Show me your friend and I will tell you who you are...Buhari is not holy @ all |
Politics › Re: This Government Is A Government Of Sadists - FFK by Pidggin(f): 10:14am On Dec 19, 2015*. Modified: 10:40am On Dec 19, 2015 |
Our millitary parastatals are known for their human right violations, their actions are increasingly more brutal and thoughtless under this administration of sadists. |
Politics › Re: Another Fallen Hero:Lt Salami,A Soldier Killed By Boko Haram 4-days Ago(Pictured by Pidggin(f): 10:12am On Dec 19, 2015 |
How many more of our men will be lost? |
Politics › Re: BOKO HARAM| Over 30 Killed In Maiduguri, 27 Killed In Yola by Pidggin(f): 9:03am On Dec 19, 2015 |
"We will eliminate Book Haram by December" PMB |
Celebrities › Re: Ramsey Nouah Celebrates His 45th Birthday Today! by Pidggin(f): 8:51am On Dec 19, 2015 |
Wow! he looks young  |
Career › Re: Buhari Sacks 2,000 University Workers - Punch by Pidggin(f): 8:27am On Dec 19, 2015*. Modified: 8:46am On Dec 19, 2015 |
Buhari's heartlessness is worrisome. Anyone, blaming GEJ for this is a big f00l! May bad luck follow you if you mention his name for this. This is PMB's govt not GEJ's and if lecturers are being sacked, it is because Bubu agreed to it. |
Celebrities › Re: Regina Askia Celebrates her 48th Birthday Today by Pidggin(f): 8:22am On Dec 19, 2015 |
She looks fantastic for her age  |
Politics › Re: Remove Subsidy, Stimulate Infrastructure, Tinubu Tells Buhari by Pidggin(f): 11:11pm On Dec 18, 2015 |
Mr9iceGuy: Which of the Tinubu are you people wailing at here? You mean The #Tinubu SaharaReporters once told us that has #Chronic_Mouth_Odour? The same  |
Art, Graphics & Video › Re: Pictures Of My Latest Biro Drawings... by Pidggin(f): 10:57pm On Dec 18, 2015 |
Nice! |
Politics › Re: Tinubu To Jonathan In 2012: Subsidy Removal Will Bring Hardship On The People by Pidggin(f): 10:46pm On Dec 18, 2015 |
When some wise people say this party is full of clueless people, their supporters will start lamenting, why do they keep stealing ideas from PDP? The same ideas they strongly opposed have suddenly become their lifeline, hypocrites! |
Politics › Re: Remove Subsidy, Stimulate Infrastructure, Tinubu Tells Buhari by Pidggin(f): 10:05pm On Dec 18, 2015 |
Are these not the same people who campaigned against subsidy removal 3 years ago? APC keeps stealing GEJ's ideas, and yet they frustrated the man's effort to actualize his programmes, What a scam! |
Family › Re: Have You Seen This Photo Of A Nigerian Woman Who Had A Set Of Twins, Twice? by Pidggin(f): 9:40pm On Dec 18, 2015 |
isan: Taiwo , kehinde , idowu , alaba
Pls have any1 seen igbo twins b4? I'm curious P-Square |
Family › Re: A Father's Word To His Daughter by Pidggin(f): 9:38pm On Dec 18, 2015 |
Sexist fatherly advice |
Family › Re: I Am Strong by Pidggin(f): 9:29pm On Dec 18, 2015 |
OP, rebuke the devil and he shall flee from you |
Family › Re: My Wedding Cake Contract: Should I Give It To My Ex? by Pidggin(f): 9:28pm On Dec 18, 2015 |
OP, what type of question is this? |