₦airaland Forum

buhariguy:
only lazy freebies idiotic pigs of Biafra.

mars2015:
apply

DabLord:
Can you swear with your soul that you're not CORRUPT.
90% of Nigerians are corrupt,so shutup.
I'm not defending APC.

DabLord:
Shut the f.uck up,always playing the victim card as usual.
Your tribe will never get the apology and there is nothing your tribe can do.Nonesense

MrHowto:
The president is constructing D bridge not for your vote rather because he was sworn to be president for those who voted for him, those who voted against him and those who did not partake in the election at all..

TonyeBarcanista:
Dead on Arrival ambition

justtoodark:
wetin una wan do if nigeria gets pissed and deceide to leave icc...??..
its not a must for every nation on earth to be in icc...

donkilluminati:
Bullcrap! Does the ICC owns Nigeria or Nigerians owns Nigeria? haha i'm laughing at some people who are jubilating on reading this crap.

saintade01:
And my people from the East will not calm down first to know which cases are against the military.

The Federal Government is worried that the International Criminal Court is unrelenting in pursuing eight cases against Nigeria, says the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubabakar Malami (SAN).

He said this on Thursday while playing host to the newly elected President of the ICC, Prof. Chile Osuji, at his office in Abuja.

Malami said the ICC had “escalated” eight potential cases against Nigeria from “the initial preliminary examination to preliminary investigation”.

Six of the cases were said to be against Boko Haram and two against the military.

He said the stepping up of the investigation against Nigeria was worrisome because the government had demonstrated its willingness and ability to arrest, investigate and prosecute anyone that committed any offence that fell within the Rome statute of the ICC.

Malami said, “Presently, the ICC has escalated the eight potential cases against Nigeria – six against the Boko Haram and two against the military – from the initial preliminary examination to preliminary investigation.

“This is worrisome, as Nigeria has demonstrated beyond doubt, and in absolute cooperation with the ICC, that it is willing and able and, as a matter of fact, it is indeed arresting, investigating and prosecuting anyone that commits any offence that falls within the Rome Statute of the ICC.

“The above being the case, Nigeria views the escalation of the eight potential cases as uncalled for in the circumstance.”

He assured the ICC president that Nigeria being “a country that believes in the operation of the rule of law, fundamental freedom and the need to fight impunity in all ramifications” the escalation of the eight potential cases “would not deter us from further expressing and demonstrating support to the ICC.”

Responding, Osuji commended Nigeria for its support to the ICC and assured that the court would continue to work against injustice and abuse of powers in its area of jurisdiction.


The ICC President described as inaccurate and erroneous the impression that Article 27 of the Rome Statute that prohibits immunity being extended to any head of state or senior government officials was targeted at African leaders.

He said the provision and the reason for that portion of the Rome Statute predated independence of African states

OkutaNla:
How is it different from this below in Anambra? Snuff places in Enugu and Ebonyi worse. Don't even get me started y'all

DonVikings:
You know you are lying.

DonVikings:
Who gives a damn about vultures? Type vultures 500 times and no one would even look your way. But once I type just a single PIG, you see some people start quoting me up and down.

Amadioha bless the memory of the late King Pig Nnamdidiot Cowmumu.