₦airaland Forum

Truckpusher:
Exactly , you can't afford to have thousands of men and wine with arms not to be taking orders from somebody.
It's a recipe for disaster.

Why have they waited till now, in saner societies the court martial would be quick and precise and the next step is to have their fellow men in arms from the same formation shoots them in the presence of everyone and every rank and file falls into line.

teeowl:
Useless military... So they are asking them to go and fight without equipment.

invincible007:
My friend, what do you know? Who told you 99% of soldiers in Nigeria agreed. Look at this bloody civilian saying what he doesn't know. Wake up my friend! IMAGINE!!!

Mogidi:
This is from the US army:

(a) "Any person subject to this chapter who--
(1) with intent to usurp or override lawful military authority, refuse, in concert with any other person, to obey orders or otherwise do his duty or creates any violence or disturbance is guilty of mutiny;


(2) with intent to cause the overthrow or destruction of lawful civil authority, creates, in concert with any other person, revolt, violence, or other disturbance against that authority is guilty of sedition;

(3) fails to do his utmost to prevent and suppress a mutiny or sedition being committed in his presence, or fails to take all reasonable means to inform his superior commissioned officer or commanding officer of a mutiny or sedition which he knows or has reason to believe is taking place, is guilty of a failure to suppress or report a mutiny or sedition.


Consequences:
(b) A person who is found guilty of attempted mutiny, mutiny, sedition, or failure to suppress or report a mutiny or sedition shall be [size=13pt]punished by death[/size] or such other punishment as a court-martial may direct."


No country that would allow its soldiers to revolt, recipe for disaster.

*sigh*
I weak like FriedPlantain

I just did some reading up.

Am I permitted to plead their cause?

What if these men, as a result of the rut going on in the system thought it unrueful to just go and die like that.
What if they were well aware that there were moles in their division and that they were actually being sent on a journey of no return.

Bro, even if I swore to serve this nation faithfully onto death, if the people I've entrusted my life to won't value it, would I be asking for too much for trying to defend this life of mine.

What if they are not all guilty?

What if some of them were just at the wrong place at the wrongest of times?

Y'see, when the drug offenders in Malaysia were killed, all through the drama, leading to the final day...
I don't remember uttering a word condemning their killing....somehow I felt it was justified.

It's just I'm never one to show a brazen support for termination of life by fellow humans.

Forgive my overt emotions on the topic, but I see the apparently wasted on the streets and regard their lives as sacred, how much more this handsome, agile looking men.

You should see my face now, it feels like I'm talking to you face to face.

Well, it's the military, not democracy.
Let what needs to be done, be done.

okiezman:
Is the ones convicted that are starved

Truckpusher:
In the military you always obey the last order even to the death.

No country around the world takes it lightly .

Most countries would have them shot within 24 hrs to send a message to the entire formation that this can't be tolerated and you have a constituted authority in place.
They should shoot them asap and keep the sanctity of the military intact.

bro4u:
We just hope the General will undo what goodluck did in this matter.

streetzdreamz:
very funny,poverty now makes pple ignorant,let's say u r right here but its u dts poor and kinda ignorant here not the guy u quoted,we talking about d governments inhumanity to pple who chose to lay down dia lives for a cause and u talking ignorance,honestly I respect dis guys and I give dem d benefit of d doubt even when dey misbehave atimes,dis country aint worth d sarcrifice dey making,we al know d plight of d retired millitary men in d country,what befalls d families of d slain soldiers,and here u are hiding behind ur screen typing rubbish as if u know what dis men go tru on daily basis with death staring em in d face!!!even murderers on death roll gets fed ao much more soldiers who fought for d country and chose to voice out dia displeasure rada dan walk into death!!!and here u are a supposed lady giving out a inhuman comment on an issue u'v gat lil or no insight in,duh!

MizMyColi:
*sigh*
I weak like FriedPlantain

I just did some reading up.

Am I permitted to plead their cause?

What if these men, as a result of the rut going on in the system thought it unrueful to just go and die like that.
What if they were well aware that there were moles in their division and that they were actually being sent on a journey of no return.

Bro, even if I swore to serve this nation faithfully onto death, if the people I've entrusted my life to won't value it, would I be asking for too much for trying to defend this life of mine.

What if they are not all guilty?

What if some of them were just at the wrong place at the wrongest of times?

Y'see, when the drug offenders in Malaysia were killed, all through the drama, leading to the final day...
I don't remember uttering a word condemning their killing....somehow I felt it was justified.

It's just I'm never one to show a brazen support for termination of life by fellow humans.

Forgive my overt emotions on the topic, but I see the apparently wasted on the streets and regard their lives as sacred, how much more this handsome, agile looking men.

You should see my face now, it feels like I'm talking to you face to face.

Well, it's the military, not democracy.
Let what needs to be done, be done.

Mogidi:
Its not like they didn't know the consequences of mutiny, 99% of the soldiers in Nigeria agreed with the sentence. For committing mutiny they should be served with the best Thai rice from Hilton hotel abi?

invincible007:
My friend, what do you know? Who told you 99% of soldiers in Nigeria agreed. Look at this bloody civilian saying what he doesn't know. Wake up my friend! IMAGINE!!!

Mogidi:
You never cease to impress with your views but I believe your opinion was influenced by you being a woman and a civilian.
They knew the consequences yet went ahead with the foolish and deadly idea. I feel sorry for their loved ones nonetheless.

okiezman:
Is the ones convicted that are starved

Mogidi:
Its not like they didn't know the consequences of mutiny, 99% of the soldiers in Nigeria agreed with the sentence. For committing mutiny they should be served with the best Thai rice from Hilton hotel abi?

Lifebender:
when'll u get get brain tori oloun?
So if u're given a stick/nothing to fight someone with gun,ll'u?.

[size=13pt]And i discovered u've remove GEJ from ur signa,dats good of u[/size].?

Mogidi:
He's still in my heart 24/7.

hollandis:
Stupidd man,he doesnt know what mutiny is.Next the will start giving easy passage to boko harem and appealing for their release.I always knew Buharis govt was a snake.May God expose him and destroy this son.of mohammed the sexual predator and pedophile

Fourwinds:
d way u place ur thinking sometimes amaze me. If it is ur present president which u admire so much for instance is found guilty of certain deeds and he is sentence in d near future. Will someone say because he is a convict, he shouldnt be respected or given food in jail.??

Mogidi:
Am not saying they shouldn't be fed, am however saying they committed an offence punishable by death. They knew the consequences of their actions.

Fourwinds:
no one is saying dey didnt commit an offence. Read d article again. Falana said 1. Dey were not allow to appear because deir sentence has not be confirmed. Which is over due.
2. Secondly, d soldiers were being starved underground

Mogidi:
Even the greatest democracy in the world America don't condone mutiny, treat them with kid gloves and see results of the signal you're sending to the rest law abiding soldiers.

They refused to fight for a Christian president, why should Christian soldiers fight for Buhari in future?

Mogidi:
Separate the wheat from the chaff, the lawyers are doing what they were paid to do, seeking sympathy is one of the oldest tricks in jurisprudence.

Fourwinds:
it is not a matter of sympathy. [size=13pt]Can d army authority confirm what Falana has said (if it is true or not)[/size].

Mogidi:
So why did you rush to conclusion before the army's response?

Mogidi:
Its not like they didn't know the consequences of mutiny, 99% of the soldiers in Nigeria agreed with the sentence. For committing mutiny they should be served with the best Thai rice from Hilton hotel abi?

Truckpusher:
Of course you were there when they were fighting with bare hands.Sometimes you guys talk from your anus.

Our lawless nature should not be tolerated in our military on the alter of political brouhaha.

They screwed up and they must pay the price - This is the military and not your owambe dance group.

OrlandoOwoh:
Is it that you can't read or lack comprehension? Falana states clearly that the the army act says the FG will arm soldiers adequately. The soldiers protested that they were not adequately armed. Is the army, and by extension, the FG, not culpable? During the same period, didn't the FG say it's facing difficulties buying arms to fight Boko Haram?

Fourwinds:
hear urself. What do u mean by mutiny. Is dis d first on earth dat such will be happening?? Even convicted people are fed until dey are executed. U don't starve people because dey have erred

hollandis:
Dont communicate with me,poor thing


Dont communicate with me,poor thing

Mogidi:
Muslim soldiers who refused to fight for a Christian president freed by a muslim president......recipe for disaster.