Ok.

Meanwhile, let all the living seek salvation in Christ Jesus.
This is the only way to guaranty eternal life.

OOzz:
Story!!

They have no right to do that. Igbos go converge for that court tomorrow. They won't do more than a dead rat

I'm sure you making the noise will be in your shop hustling for ego while the trial is on-going...

Why should the prosecutor determine the persons to attend court and give report to those that can't attend court?

JEWELofHELL:


https://dailypost.ng/2021/07/25/dss-accredits-daily-post-nine-others-for-coverage-of-nnamdi-kanus-trial/

Nnamdi Kalu was up against armed Fulani herdsmen killing civilians and raping women in his east side of Nigeria.

Nigeria’s government abducted Nnamdi Kalu from Kenya.

The same government is putting Kalu on trial in its court in Nigeria.

That’s a kangaroo court.
Even if all the lawyers in the world represent Kalu during the trial, the government must have its way on Kalu.


Buhari told a huge crowd of Moslems in Kaduna in 2001 that he would not stop fighting until Islamic Sharia criminal justice system is used in all of Nigeria.
Buhari appointed a Supreme Court judge whose earliest demand was that Islamic Sharia criminal justice system be included in the 1999 constitution of Nigeria.
Armed Fulani herdsmen and bandits are offshoots of Boko Haram which says it’s fighting for a Nigeria to be governed with Islamic Sharia criminal justice system.

favor914:
From your safe distance in Umuahia? The El-Zakzaky treatment awaits those that choose to disturb the peace.

This comment shows you're another shameless idiotic BMC with no clue about how the world works. Dundee United

Staphylococcus:


30years will be an insult to the sovereignty and patriotism of Nigerians.


Any judgement less than 60 years will be contested in the supreme court. He can't escape all those charges and get a mere 30 years

Mr.Hypocrite -You want him locked up or killed for standing up for his people against your Fulani quest to islamatize / Fulanize,conquer indigenous Nigerians to build your Caliphate Tufiakwa -How long are you going to jail your Fulani government sponsored terrorists? I forget you pay them , rehabilibates them into Nigerian army to continue there mayhem .Smh

JEWELofHELL:


https://dailypost.ng/2021/07/25/dss-accredits-daily-post-nine-others-for-coverage-of-nnamdi-kanus-trial/

It is actually possible to have this fake unity, this fake one Nigeria running without peace progress and development. You don't expect people that are not happy and hold deep grudge with the Nigerian state to contribute meaningfully to her development instead they are likely to do theopposite

Ikinternational:
No Punch, Vanguard or SunTimes? No Tribune
Or even Guardian?

E get why
I completely overstand

Kangaroo court, kangaroo media coverage.

Sympathizers to Islamic terrorists organizations in Nigeria’s government are pushing forces from northern Nigeria to take over all of Nigeria for Islamic country to be ruled with Islamic Sharia criminal laws.

Taliban and its sympathizers in Afghanistan government resisted a whole Allied forces led by the USA for 20 years.
Boko Haram sympathizers in Nigeria’s government are using all the institutions of Nigeria’s government to push for Islamization and Fulanization of Nigeria.

They want to silence Nnamdi Kalu. They don’t understand that their desire for Islamic Republic of Nigeria of Fulani homeland is not possible.

God will see you through
Long live MNK
Long live Biafra
Long live Igboho
Long live Yoruba nation
Long live all lovers of freedom
Death to those that destroys crops , rape girls and women, kidnap and kill for their religion

Watch the msg tomorrow, igbos(not igbo politicians) LOVE MNK. This rubbish can only happen in the zoo

Free MNK

dmbb:

Especially those virgin girls

Fulani planted military infiltrators,to lie and make up stories -We no buy the market from a former Nigerian army infiltrators.

What of sahara reporters?

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You think because you guys Fulanis runs everything in Liegeria that voilence is unique to you-The international community are watching do that and watch Nigeria burn .

Tecno K7 for 15k and I'm in Lagos. WhatsApp 08126921445

AdeOri99:
Ok.
Please, i need a small android phone, i don't have more than 10k, location is oyo

Read A Novel By Nguigi Wa Thiongo O Titled:"The Trial Of Dedan Kimathi" And you go know no be today.My Igbo brothers I want you to know that your "UHURU" is sure,though it may not be now but you freedom will come.

JEWELofHELL:


https://dailypost.ng/2021/07/25/dss-accredits-daily-post-nine-others-for-coverage-of-nnamdi-kanus-trial/

The DSS has no right to shut down the media space as far as the journalists are not violent nor disturb the process.

The Nigerian government is even afraid of its own shadow.

Still wondering why Arise is excluded.

OOzz:
Story!!

They have no right to do that. Igbos go converge for that court tomorrow. They won't do more than a dead rat

Will you be at the court or just be on nairaland monitoring the development?

I see a very short session tomorrow

It's really sad that as a Nation we have gotten to this level. How will you accredit selected press to cover a trial that should be made public?

Why has Nigeria turned to a nation of ridicule all in the name of the interest of selected few? It is really sad being a Nigerian in a time as this.

DSS accrediting the press. Are they the courts now. Or is DSS the registrar of Federal high court? Naija

OOzz:
Story!!

They have no right to do that. Igbos go converge for that court tomorrow. They won't do more than a dead rat

Converge sensibly please.

kollinzgee:
When an Igbo man sets out to get something by all means he will get it.
Freedom is sure.

what happened in 1967?

Ruggedniggaone:
like ojukwu get biafra by all means when he set out to get it abi

The DSS are using Shite Zazakki as a case study to Kanu case. Case will be adjourned till march 2022 with no bail because Kanu already failed to honour his first bail. It will keep adjourning till 2023. It's the next president that will decide the fate of Kanu.

Nomiyesupersaint:
What of sahara reporters?

dem only welcomed on tribalwarland site.

Ikinternational:
No Punch, Vanguard or SunTimes? No Tribune
Or even Guardian?

E get why
I completely overstand

The food meant for the children can not be given to the dogs.

Spit.

Ruggedniggaone:
like ojukwu get biafra by all means when he set out to get it abi

GENEVA, Jan. 15 (Reu ters)—Following is the text of a statement issued here today by Gen. Odumegwu Ojukwu through Marhpress, a public‐relations concern:

Three days ago I left the. Republic of Biafra with cer tain members of my Cabinet as a result of a decision taken by that Cabinet in the interest of our people's sur vival. Since my departure events have moved with such breathless speed that friends and foe alike have been left not only bewildered but con fused.

It is therefore necessary for me to address these words to the international press in order to keep the records right and in pursuit of the object of my leaving the Re public of Biafra.

It is necessary in order to understand events that have led to the drama of the past few days to look back at the origin of our conflict in this war. Biafra, once the. Eastern Region of Nigeria, was one of the three sovereignties that banded together to form the Federal Republic of Ni geria. Three of the reasons which made the sovereignties bind themselves together were:

¶Mutual protection of life and property—hence the fun damental human rights en trenched in our Constitution and the arrangements made for the joint control of the police.

¶Security against external and internal threats—hence the responsibility of the cen tral Government for defense.
¶The promotion of inter national trade and good rela tions with foreign countries— hence the assignment of ex clusive responsibility to the central Government.

‘Neither Will Nor Desire’

During the course of our first experiment in nation hood it was clear that the federal organization had neither the will nor the de sire to maintain that unity of purpose for which the federation was founded. In 1966 it became clear that the central authority was unable and unwilling to ful fill the terms for which it was established. Right under her ?? the people of Eastern Nigeria, now Biafrans, were subjected to such acts of barbarism, such atrocities that gave clear indication of a genodide that was to come.

The people of Biafra, in full consultation and believ ing that the only guarantee for security lay in the re sumption of their sovereign ty, mandated me to proclaim their territory the sovereign and Independent Republic of. Biafra and to take up arms if need be to protect the lives and property of our people and the independence thus proclaimed.

On July 6, 1967, the fed eral forces crossed the bound aries of Biafra and attacked her defenseless populace. Our people in the face of such aggression had no al ternative but to defend them selves as best as they could. The war that ensued has continued from that day with unabated fury until today, when we find that, because of certain limitations, we are no longer able to offer formal military resistance to the Nigerian aggressors.
For three years we have fought against overwhelming odds. Our conduct of the war has contrasted sharply with that of the Nigerian hordes. We were always aware of our limitation and therefore have never discontinued our efforts for peace and a ne gotiated settlement.

Deliberate Starving Alleged

We had relied on the con science of the world to re spect the rights of our people to self‐determination and security We have been frus trated by an international conspiracy against the inter est of the African. Yet, be lieving in the justice of our cause and the ultimate tri umph of truth over false hood, outnumbered and out gunned, we have grimly held back the unrelenting enemy for three grueling years with bare hands.

Nigeria began her recent final offensive against Biafra in October, 1969, after months of preparations, which included the starva tion of our entire populace to such subhuman level that the movement of enemy troops through our territory became a mere formality.For months we cried to an unsympathetic world, point ing out the danger of a total blockade and siege warfare at this stage of world civil ization. In answer to that cry our people were further sub jected to more deprivation by the drastic reduction of re lief supplies not only to the menfolk but to our women and children, to the aged and and the very young, to the old and the infirm.By the end of November the Biafran armed forces were no longer able to feed them selves; our civil populace were neither able to feed themselves nor the army. Yet for over 30 grim days our gallant and heroic forces maintained their positions in the sheer hope of a miracu lous respite.

In the first week of Janu ary, the Nigerian forces, by a fast military move, took con trol of the last areas from where we had any possibility of obtaining food. In quick succession demoralization set in, threatening national dis integration and bringing in its wake confusion and mass exodus.

I gathered together at Owerri during the night of 8 January, 1970, those mem bers of my Cabinet who could be contacted to review the situation. At that meeting I presented in firm and clear terms the grim hopelessness of continued formal military resistance.

I informed the Cabinet that my primary, duty in the cir cumstances was to seek the protection of our exhausted people and to save the lead ership of our heroic republic. I therefore offered to go out of Biafra myself in search of peace. I decided personally to lead any delegation in or der to give it maximum effect and to speed up matters in order to save the lives of our people and preserve the concept of Biafra.By the end of November the Biafran armed forces were no longer able to feed them selves; our civil populace were neither able to feed themselves nor the army. Yet for over 30 grim days our gallant and heroic forces maintained their positions in the sheer hope of a miracu lous respite.

In the first week of Janu ary, the Nigerian forces, by a fast military move, took con trol of the last areas from where we had any possibility of obtaining food. In quick succession demoralization set in, threatening national dis integration and bringing in its wake confusion and mass exodus.

I gathered together at Owerri during the night of 8 January, 1970, those mem bers of my Cabinet who could be contacted to review the situation. At that meeting I presented in firm and clear terms the grim hopelessness of continued formal military resistance.

I informed the Cabinet that my primary, duty in the cir cumstances was to seek the protection of our exhausted people and to save the lead ership of our heroic republic. I therefore offered to go out of Biafra myself in search of peace. I decided personally to lead any delegation in or der to give it maximum effect and to speed up matters in order to save the lives of our people and preserve the con cept of Biafra.In any case Nigeria's aim is to destroy the elite of Bia fra. The only possible way of preventing such a catas trophe is by interposing be tween the contesting forces some neutral force to prevent a genocide that would make 1939–45 Europe a mere child's play.

Only Chance for Peace

We have always believed in the futility of this war. We have always maintained that this war will solve no prob lems. If this carnage must stop Nigerian leaders and their friends must borrow a leaf from the lessons of the last world war, where it was found that a permanent set tlement could only emerge from an honorable peace. Im mediate efforts should there fore be directed toward early negotiations for peace with out exacting full tribute of conquest.

Only in this way can peace, which the whole world de sires, have any chance. therefore appeal to all gov ernments and international organizations, countries and churches of the world, men and women of goodwill, to both our friends and enemies, in the interest of hu manity to come forward to assist and protect the lives and talents of Biafra, to re lieve the starvation and wasteful death now the only companion of our exhausted people.
I implore the world to rise to this desperate need, to mount all possible pressures on Nigeria to insure that food gets to my people.

In the fluid and uncertain military circumstances the Cabinet considered it advisa ble and reasonable that fami lies of envoys in or going abroad should be sent out. My last hours in Biafra be fore my departure were spent in close consultation with Maj. Gen. Philip Effiong, whom I had appointed to administer the Government in my absence, and his last request to me was to take out his family and to main tain them under my protec tion. I agreed.

Since the departure of the delegation from Biafra we have remained faithful to our mandate. We have made con tacts with friends and men of goodwill. We have spared no efforts to mobilize all forces in an effort to take food into Biafra on a gigantic scale. We have taken steps to alert the world to real fears of genocide at the hands of the Nigerians.

Nigeria's continuing efforts have always been directed at domesticizing the conflict in order to apply the final solu tion to the Biafran problem away from the glare of an inquisitive world.

Effect on Trained People

I would like to conclude this statement with a solemn declaration, emphasizing again the point I have repeatedly made in this appeal to the governments of the world to save my people from exter mination. The sole motive be hind Nigeria's determination to draw an iron curtain over Biafra and exclude interna tional observers, relief agen cies, journalists whom they have not carefully picked themselves, is to make sure that the atrocities they will certainly carry out in Biafra are unseen and unreported in the world press.Once they have sealed off Biafra from the gaze of man kind, I hesitate to contem plate the fate of the Biafran leadership, the trained man power, the scientists and pro fessionals whom they would liquidate as planned before the world can interfere. Gen ocide, I repeat, is not an in ternal affair of Nigeria, and it Is the clear duty of those powers who have armed and helped Nigeria to gain victory over Biafra to step in and persuade Gowon to allow in ternational agencies and ob servers to enter Biafra to feed the hungry, to heal the sick and to save a whole peo ple from complete annihila tion.

If they fail to persuade Ni geria to open her doors to these agencies, then their declarations of humanitarian aid to Nigeria become mere propaganda. I repeat, the aims of Nigeria are genocidal —the test that the, contrary is the case is her willingness to admit humanitarian agen cies whom Gowon has now openly declared he will ex clude.

As a people we have en dured as only giants endure.

We have fought as heroes fight. We have dared as only gods dare. We are disillusion ed by the world's insensitivity to the plight of our people. Yet because our cause is just, we believe we have not lost the war, only that the battle field has changed. We are convinced that Biafra will survive.

Biafra was born out of the blood of innocents slaugh tered in Nigeria during the pogroms of 1966. Biafra will ever live not as a dream but as the crystalization of the cherished hopes of a people who see in the establishment of this territory a last hope for peace and security. Biafra cannot be destroyed by mere force of arms.May I take this opportunity to thank all those persons and organizations that have sacrificed that we might live —that we assure them that their sacrifice will not be in vain.

Biafra lives! The struggle continues! Long live the Republic of Biafra!

Accrediting free speech and media houses for trials that are meant to be public by nature

Can’t wait for this govt to leave come 2023

Too much suffering