₦airaland Forum

MadPolitician:
She's trying to insert her dubious self into the middle of the whole story, just to extract as much praise as she can. The lady is unbelievable.
Just as you said, the lack of effective diplomatic representation has led to the imprisonment and deaths of many Nigerians abroad.

Many other countries would go the extra lenght to make sure that their citizens are not jailed wrongly and are educated about the dangers of illicit business, but over here, Abike and her couturier of petty minded colleagues are busy playing tribal politics with their jobs.

Nonexisting1:
Mr. Ogebe, who had approached Dabiri-Erewa for her intervention, believed that Ihejirika’s case involved mistaken identity and offered his pro bono legal services. He pursued the case to Indonesia’s Supreme Court, ultimately securing Ihejirika’s release.
So nigga was innocent then. We thank God. Dabiri will use him to shine now like she is doing something for all Nigerians since he is now proclaimed innocent but before, he would be part of her bigotry statistics.

ElSudani:
Why are you folks never grateful for anything? At least you can read from the report that she was part of a delegation to Indonesia to plead on behalf of the convicts.
Some of you are just so blinded by hate so much that you can no longer think rationally.

Augustine2244:
My brethren have refused to learn and relearn concerning illegal drugs business in SE Asia.
They keep forgetting that Indonesia has the harshest anti drugs laws on earth, and never spares any drug trafficker caught by her legal arm.
The punishment is execution by firing squad or lethal injection.
Indonesia has executed thousands of Nigerians caught in the drug business and still going, but my money conscious foolish brothers will never count their teeth with their tongues.

prophetfire:
Did you read the piece at all? Or you read and didn't understand?
His was a case of mistaken identity.
If he did drugs, there's no way he would have been let off the hooks.
It's an old case championed by the late Chief Ojo Maduekwe, former foreign affairs minister.
This lawyer stepped in to provide free legal services to him.
I don't even know what that whiench of a woman is doing there trying to claim credit for the man's efforts.

Franking:
Is it your death? Money conscious kee u there.

sslcrypt:
You sound like a foo
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Iceberg3:
Elsudani and his bunch of truth haters will never respond to educated and thoughtful posts like this...if he does,it's just "save-face" reason

MadPolitician:
She's trying to insert her dubious self into the middle of the whole story, just to extract as much praise as she can. The lady is unbelievable.
Just as you said, the lack of effective diplomatic representation has led to the imprisonment and deaths of many Nigerians abroad.

Many other countries would go the extra lenght to make sure that their citizens are not jailed wrongly and are educated about the dangers of illicit business, but over here, Abike and her couturier of petty minded colleagues are busy playing tribal politics with their jobs.

blackboy:
Omo!!the guy will never near Indonesia

Augustine2244:
Lol! Pocket Lecturer! I read well.Mistaken identity most likely resulted from association with the wrong people.
Simply put, his Chi came through for him, not sheer luck.

Bigkoko:
So this old ugly Wich wan claim glory for a case done pro Bono?

As in ehhh....

The ugly Wich fit dey vex say no be a Ronu for Saudi Arabia facing death by beheading they review the case.

Now, I won't be surprised if na willful ignorance on her own part allowed the innocent man suffer this much to the point of a legal practitioner doing the job a Govt Diasporan agency and their lawyers supposed do!

80% of deaths metted out to Nigerians are as a result of ignorance, derelict of duty or wilfully negligence.

Kudos to the lawyer. I like winners!

Ogbuu101:
Monsurudeen,the case was decided in December 2013 and the man has been free since January 2024 plus d case was done pro bono by the US lawyer.
Why is your fellow bigot trying to insert herself in d conversation now if not that she wants to chase clout after the backlash from the Canadian woman issue?

Bigkoko:
So this old ugly Wich wan claim glory for a case done pro Bono?

As in ehhh....

The ugly Wich fit dey vex say no be a Ronu for Saudi Arabia facing death by beheading they review the case.

Now, I won't be surprised if na willful ignorance on her own part allowed the innocent man suffer this much to the point of a legal practitioner doing the job a Govt Diasporan agency and their lawyers supposed do!

80% of deaths metted out to Nigerians are as a result of ignorance, derelict of duty or wilfully negligence.

Kudos to the lawyer. I like winners!

MadPolitician:
She's trying to insert her dubious self into the middle of the whole story, just to extract as much praise as she can. The lady is unbelievable.
Just as you said, the lack of effective diplomatic representation has led to the imprisonment and deaths of many Nigerians abroad.

Many other countries would go the extra lenght to make sure that their citizens are not jailed wrongly and are educated about the dangers of illicit business, but over here, Abike and her couturier of petty minded colleagues are busy playing tribal politics with their jobs.

Kusu12:
Educating your brothers who are hardened drugs Lords? The population of Ndigbo in foreign prisons for drugs trafficking are more than some countries population, instead to tell yourself the truth, but as usual you are playing the ostrich and activating your ethnic victimisation mentality to fulfill your wailing and propaganda destiny.

MadPolitician:
Grateful to who?
You are just frustrated that everyone else are not bowing as willing serfs before the feet of your tribal tin gods in power. Grateful to who really?
Grateful to the government for struggling to do the most basic of their jobs? Or for the lawyer that provided his services free of charge? Grateful to your utterly useless and totally ineffective agbadorian government that doesn't know their left from their right?
Who should we be grateful to?

LEGALSER:
This woman did nothing. Only the Lawyer should be celebrated, she just dey occupy position without doing anything.

anonymous1759:
Them course this people with victim mentality?
Look at those two F00001$ above me saying a lot of Nigerians who get sentenced by death for carrying drugs is a case of mistaken identity that Abike they love to hate is the reason most of them are dead is sheer stupidity.

you guys know who runs the drug business, if Dora Akunyili was a Yoruba woman your people would’ve said she’s persecuting igbos when it’s evident you guys are running the drug game .
This country is best suited for a regional government no tribe likes to get punished by another ethnic group unless it’s within their tribe that’s when they can take it in good faith.

Augustine2244:
My brethren have refused to learn and relearn concerning illegal drugs business in SE Asia.
They keep forgetting that Indonesia has the harshest anti drugs laws on earth, and never spares any drug trafficker caught by her legal arm.
The punishment is execution by firing squad or lethal injection.
Indonesia has executed thousands of Nigerians caught in the drug business and still going, but my money conscious foolish brothers will never count their teeth with their tongues.

OlawaleBammie:
kriminas na hiny papa be

Augustine2244:
Lol! Of course you will die before me and vultures and dogs shall feast on you like they did to Ahab and Jezebel in the Bible.
No offense gentleman.
You shouldn't feel offended.