₦airaland Forum

sreamsense:
And how Nnamdi KANU wanted to fix rotten Nigeria is to kill Igbos for igbos, right? Use innocent Igbo virgin girls for for juju. Labelled Igbo elites as saboteurs and kill them. Only him and those drinking his urine are innocent and can lead Igbo right.

Just keep fooling yourself around, if they born you well. Go out for the protest physically and demonstrate in Aso rock where court order forbidden you not to reach, I will not even pity you for once or waste my time carrying any placard to free you

sreamsense:
And how Nnamdi KANU wanted to fix rotten Nigeria is to kill Igbos for igbos, right? Use innocent Igbo virgin girls for for juju. Labelled Igbo elites as saboteurs and kill them. Only him and those drinking his urine are innocent and can lead Igbo right.

Just keep fooling yourself around, if they born you well. Go out for the protest physically and demonstrate in Aso rock where court order forbidden you not to reach, I will not even pity you for once or waste my time carrying any placard to free you

malali:
Freedom of expression isn’t freedom from accountability. Section 39 of the Constitution guarantees peaceful protest, not the right to paralyze the capital or threaten national assets. The Abuja court didn’t “ban” protests; it limited them around high-risk zones like Aso Rock and the National Assembly, a standard global security practice, not tyranny.

Kanu’s earlier movement proved how quickly “peaceful agitation” can morph into chaos, lives lost, businesses ruined, fear normalized. No responsible government sits idle while that repeats. The remedy for a disputed order is appeal, not outrage. Nigeria isn’t lawless; it’s finally insisting that rights and responsibility walk hand-in-hand.

malali:
Freedom of expression isn’t freedom from accountability. Section 39 of the Constitution guarantees peaceful protest, not the right to paralyze the capital or threaten national assets. The Abuja court didn’t “ban” protests; it limited them around high-risk zones like Aso Rock and the National Assembly, a standard global security practice, not tyranny.

Kanu’s earlier movement proved how quickly “peaceful agitation” can morph into chaos, lives lost, businesses ruined, fear normalized. No responsible government sits idle while that repeats. The remedy for a disputed order is appeal, not outrage. Nigeria isn’t lawless; it’s finally insisting that rights and responsibility walk hand-in-hand.

gidgiddy:
I dont think you guys understand that the reason why peaceful protest turns violent is when the Nigerian security forces open fire on unarmed protesters. It happened with IPOB, MASSOB, IMN and ENDSARS

Christistruth03:
It is Kanu that is Lawless.

If Nigeria was Lawless Kanu would not be in court

truthera:
If Nigeria was not lawless then Kanu's case would've been thrown out by the court.

Christistruth03:
It cannot be thrown out of Court because Ipobs numerous victims meed Justice for the Kpaings on Kanu's orders

sreamsense:
And how Nnamdi KANU wanted to fix rotten Nigeria is to kill Igbos for igbos, right? Use innocent Igbo virgin girls for for juju. Labelled Igbo elites as saboteurs and kill them. Only him and those drinking his urine are innocent and can lead Igbo right.

Just keep fooling yourself around, if they born you well. Go out for the protest physically and demonstrate in Aso rock where court order forbidden you not to reach, I will not even pity you for once or waste my time carrying any placard to free you

truthera:
Are you aware of chapter 4. section 40 of 1999 constitution which states that....

Every person shall be entitled to assemble freely and associate with other persons, and in particular he may form or belong to any political party, trade union or any other association for the protection of his interests....

truthera:
Section 39 subsection 1 states....

"Every person shall be entitled to freedom of expression, including freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart ideas and information without interference"
Take note of this "to receive and impart ideas and information without interference" you can not twist the law when it does not favour you. The court has no power to restrict/limit peaceful protests as doing so means interfering on right of the people to freedom of expression. Malali, you always deceitfully omit facts in your posts about Kanu. You always push half truths and absolve the government of any blame that's why I find your words empty. Kanu's agitation was never violent until the government attacked IPOB members through it's military offensive campaigns in the south east.
You said "The Abuja court didn’t “ban” protests; it limited them around high-risk zones like Aso Rock and the National Assembly, a standard global security practice, not tyranny." Nigerians have the right to protest peacefully in public places such as Unity Fountain, Aso Rock and National Assembly, the court should've mandated the police to provide security for the protesters and not to infringe on protesters rights by restricting them. I know that you will not say all you are saying if the protest was to demand for Kanu to be sentenced to death because you are not different from other malicious hateful people here whose only mission is to ensure that Nnamdi Kanu never gets justice but your plan will fail.

truthera:
If Nigeria was not lawless then Kanu's case would've been thrown out by the court.

Christistruth03:
It cannot be thrown out of Court because Ipobs numerous victims meed Justice for the Kpaings on Kanu's orders

truthera:
There are subsisting court orders acquitting/freeing Nnamdi Kanu but the government disobeyed court order to release him. Also, no single witness has been presented by Nigeria's government to testify linking Kanu directly to any killings in the south east.