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ZeroTolerance:Just imagine, i still don't believe we have dummies who believe APC could win elections in the SS. The same APC secretariat in rivers that looks like an abandoned poultry? These APC people amaze me honestly. |
UrennaNkoli:But Easterners should allow you destroy them economically and otherwise because they didn't vote you? It will not happen. |
keally:Those old men are drawing close to their graves. When they die the agile youths in east will celebrate and keep pushing for their Biafra (if they've not gotten it yet). The oil factor that made them invade Biafra is losing it's value and becoming useless by the day. |
Saladin25:Do you really presidency will pacify the Igbo? After presidency with a shamble economy then what? Igbos hold hands with you and sing kumbaya? lmao! |
huptin:Did you say the continued existence of every region depends on yorubas? This chestbesting na die. But Biafrans protested in Alaba and environs? Lmao! |
Disaino:Saying 'one nigeria' is like saying telling my 85 year old grandma in village that she'll never die even though she look healthier than Nigeria in its 50s. She'll ofcourse know i'm deceiving myself. Quit the deceits and open your eyes to nigeria's failing health. |
Disaino:Nigeria is too bloated for numbskulls to manage. I daresay let's renegotiate it. It is not written in any holy book-bible or quoran that nigeria must be. The lives in Nigeria are more important than nigeria itself. It is not a taboo in any culture for a group of people to part ways for Godsake. Is it the oil? May it prices crumble if nigeria won't let people live peacefully on their own because of it. When the country becomes more important that the lives of citizens that actually makes it up. Then there is big trouble. It's a classical sign that the country won't live for long. Nigeria is just a 57 year old entity with all the symptoms of an 89 year old arthritic and immuno-suppressed geriatic. Where is the sign that it will live forever? |
There are still lots of undetonated civil-war bombs killing and decapitating farmers in the east till today. It just goes unreported. |
seunmsg:How did Ojukwu start a war? By seeking to protect his people away from your bloodthirsty forebears? Gowon fired the first shot. That you won a war with British and Arab military aid doesn't make you right. The future is waiting for us all. Deny all you want, we hate ourselves and there is no sign that nigeria will live forever. Even the hausas are preparing for life after nigeria and frantically search for oil and secretly mining their gold and saving in Arab banks. Only yorubas seem to believe that nigeria a stormy entity with chaotic opposing forces and interests pulling at each other everyday will magically survive a 1000 years. While the futuristic Hausa and Igbo are preparing for the post-nigeria existence. Yoruba should be wiser than this. |
livinbygrace:What was Oba of lagos preaching with his lagoon statements? peace? What was your buhari preaching with his dog and baboon statement? love? |
Where is Othman Abdulsalam by the way? Since the justice system have refused to bring this murderers to book, won't it be righful and just if one of the relatives of the deceased begins an independent hunt to find Othman Abdulsalam and Danjuma Ibrahim to serve 'quick justice' to them wherever they are found? |
An evil mod move this away from the politics section to deny it adequate viewership. One nigeria isn't it? God dey watch una |
The reason why policemen and soldiers feel bold to shoot unarmed civilians is because they are actually encouraged by the fact that THEY WILL NEVER BE RIGHTFULLY PROSECUTED, HANGED OR JAILED. Do your findings, more extrajudicial murders by police and soldiers have taken place since Apo six which even got international media attention. Many have gone either under-reported or unreported. According to the same bbc source.. The reluctance to punish police officers "emboldens" other officers to kill, says Eric Guttschuss of Human Rights Watch. |
The face of Ibrahim danjuma the murderous policeman.
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See what BBC had to say in 2009 In the fourth of a series of articles looking at policing in Nigeria, the BBC's Andrew Walker asks what happened to the "Apo Six", the most infamous case of extra-judicial killing in Nigeria's history: The pictures are truly gruesome - we cannot publish them. Lawyer Amobi Nzelu spreads the glossy prints out on his desk, covering it with horror. There is nowhere else to look except at the bodies. There is a close-up of a face, gaping exit-wound at the temple. Limbs and torsos covered in blood. Dead eyes stare upward. "This is a human being," he says. "Look what they did." The bodies belong to six young Nigerians killed by the police. Ekene Isaac Mgbe, Ifeanyin Ozor, Chinedu Meniru, Paulinus Ogbonna and Anthony and Augustina Arebu were killed on 7 and 8 June, 2005. The police tried to say they were armed robbers who had opened fire first. But a judicial panel of inquiry set up by former President Olusegun Obasanjo rejected the police's story and the government apologised on behalf of the police for their killings. But nearly four years since the night the Apo Six were killed, the trial has got nowhere. The public has almost forgotten the case is still going on. Danjuma Ibrahim, the senior police officer accused of ordering the killings, lives free on medical bail. And the families of the dead have all but given up on justice. Elvis Ozor is the younger brother of Ifeanyin Ozor. Like his brother, he works as a spare car parts merchant in the Apo mechanics' village, south of the capital, Abuja. It is a kind of shanty-town of sea crates and workshops where five of the Apo Six worked. This is a tight-knit community, mostly of ethnic Igbos from Nigeria's south-east. On 8 June 2005 the Apo mechanics found the police burying their friends in a cemetery that, by chance, was near their workshops. "My friend was going to the bush, to go to the toilet, when he saw the police digging a hole and preparing tobury some people," Elvis says. "They recognised my brother. When the police said they were armed robbers, no-one believed them - theyknew my brother was not like that." "When I arrived at work, word had spread, but I didn't know. I arrived and everyone was looking at me," hesays. The story was out, and an angry mob gathered. There was a riot in Apo and the policeshot two more people dead. Unlike any other case of suspected extra-judicial killing in Nigeria, some of the police broke ranks and turned on the senior officer involved. The other five officers accused of the murders and eight more police witnesses have testified that DanjumaIbrahim ordered the killings. During the judicial panel hearings, some Igbo police officers fed information to Mr Nzelu, who represented the families of the Apo Six. The panel heard that the six were at a nightclub in Abuja's Area 11 when Mr Ibrahim - then off duty - propositioned Augustina. She turned him down, according to the testimony of Ifeanyin Ozo's friend Mr Ibrahim went to a police checkpoint at the end of the street and told officers there were a group of armed robbers in the area. When the six young people came in their car, he drove into them, blocking their way and ordered the police officers to shoot. news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8025260.stm |
In one of the most publicised cases of extra-judicial killings in Nigeria, six traders: Ifeanyi Ozor; Chinedu Meniru; Isaac Ekene; Paulinus Ogbonna; Anthony Nwodike and Augustina Arebun, were allegedly killed by a team of police officers on patrol in 2005 while the traders and a girlfriend were driving home from a night out in Abuja. Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), [b]Ibrahim Danjuma, as well as police officers: Ezekiel Acheneje, Baba Emmanuel, Sadiq Salami, and Mr Abdulsalami, [/b]are standing trial on charges of culpable homicide for allegedly killing the victims. Dennis Asawa, a Police Constable, revealed that the DPO, Othman Abdulsalam, who is still the run made him forge two of his statements to deflect suspicion from one of the officers accused of murdering the traders. Mr. Asawa told the trial judge, Ishaq Bello, that he made a total of three statements at both the Force Criminal Investigation Department and the State Criminal Investigation Department but only his third statement was voluntary. www.nairaland.com/465778/police-admit-lying-apo-six Abuja — The FCT High Court Maitama, Abuja, yesterday fixed June 2015 as the deadline to hear all defences in the Apo Six suit. The judge, Justice Ishaq Bello, said the deadline was to avoid unnecessary adjournment of the case. The News Agency of Nigeria, NAN , recalls that the Attorney-General of the Federation in 2005 charged six police officers before the court for allegedly killing six Apo traders. At the resumed hearing on Tuesday, Bello gave all accused persons who desired to submit applications on no case submission three days to do it. The judge urged lawyers in the matter to reply all filed applications within seven days of receipt of such applications. He adjourned the case till March 17 for adoption of no case submission. The police officers standing trial are: Danjuma Ibrahim, Othman Abdulsalami , Nicholas Zakaria, Ezekiel Acheneje, Baba Emmanuel and Sadiq Salami. The were accused of killing Ifeanyi Ozo, Chinedu Meniru, Isaac Ekene, Paulinus Ogbonna, Anthony Nwokike and Tina Arebun. www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/apo-six-court-sets-june-deadline-for-hearing-of-defences/
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It's funny how people think that the Oba of lagos has the right to threaten Easterners with death but Kanu doesn't have the right to threatening those he feel are enemies who murdered 3 million of his kins and are still killing them till today. The hypocrisy stinks to hell. This is why i am beginning to see reasons with kanu. |
APCHaram:Super question! |
#CommonSenseLawyers. For those who will claim he threaten yorubas. Oba of lagos also threatened Igbos, Junaid mohammed have always threatened southerners. Even Buhari have threatened nigerians with blood. Why are these men still walking free, if you want to hold on to that straw? Easterners on the sideline are seeing reason with Kanu everyday. The unity of this country depends on the air that he breath, it's a pity Buhari made it so, with his firebrigade approach. Lalasticlala, happy saturday. |
Do you all know that the husband can still be denied a visa to go see his babies by the US embassy here in Nigeria? He can be denied a visa without explanation just because the Visa officer is having menstrual cramp or simply doesn't like his face. lol. This is not a joke. |
The Kanu guy is the most important of all. Even easterners who used to.be on the sidelines are now seeing reasons with him. 1.) He said the fulanis fought for oil not that loved the east. Buhari confirmed it just recently 2.) He said nigerians are barbaric and the country is a zoo. Buhari and his soldiers confirmed it and killed unarmed protesters while yorubas and hausas killed their conscience and celebrated the victory of the 'gallant' nigerian army over unarmed dead IPOB members. 3.) Kanu said nigeria is a cage, information has it that nigerians can only travel to few African countries, mid-east and asian countries visa free. They are not welcomed to anyother country. Small seychelloise citizens can travel to 120 countries visa-free including almost EU countries. 4.) Kanu claimed that they would use blackmail, intimidation every antic to get at Easterners for failing to vote them including anti-Eastern economic policy. The next day buhari moved NPA clearing office from lagos to kano. Farouk and kunle anti-Eastern tape surface online Kanu has been right, not on one occassion has he been proven wrong |
StOla:Unfortunately for us, AK-47 weilding fulanis believe they own the country, their brother is in power. |
adeyemik:Haba this man, these army guys go to their PRIVATE homes and shoot them. Even a small girl was shot in Aba as they went from house to house looking for them.Yorubaman, stop deadening your conscience because of crude oil and hate against the East. |
Mynd44:Mr Mynd44, I hardly comment here, but it is obvious many of you are losing your humanity because the east is at the receiving end. Time will tell how things turn out. |
adeyemik:Is this history you want to school us with. Why did you kill Igbos who couldn't pronounce 'toro' in yorubaland? Did you expect them to stay put so you can continue killing them? Biafra from independent unbiased sources became imperative because the easterners were being killed by your likes all over nigeria. The only reason obj,Buhari, ibb and you all fought to bring them back was their oil nothing more, even Buhari recently confirmed this. |
aribisala0:In life precedences are set and can be referred to either in the court of public opinion or even the court room but you have the right to object. If you believe that the Oba of Lagos has greater rights than kanu, i'm sorry you have to start preparing to have a different country from kanu and his people as you have even vindicated kanu himself. Pick the garvel and sentence him to death if you can. |
aribisala0:I also learnt that the Oba of Lagos advocated the drowning and killing if Igbos in Lagos. Why is he not in Jail yet? Does he have more rights than Kanu? Please enlighten us on this. |
Iroh88:You seem to be fasting and praying for world governments and media to classify IPOB as terrorists instead of activists that they rightfully call them. If only wishes were horses my brother. |
Don't we have ambulance-chasing lawyers in this country? Sue the bank for 40 billion. 20 billion for each leg. |
RIP |
FG should pick their fights wisely. This country is the most divided country ethnically as we speak.Former staunch Patriots are renouncing and denouncing the country nowadays. Unite your people first before picking fights against foreign governments with nuclear war-heads, fights you clearly can't win. What did nigeria have to lose if it just kept shut on sensitive international matters. You can't be a world power when some are 'born-to-rule' and to be marginalized 5%ers. |
PenSniper:They shouldn't pretend not to be jobless, Unemployment rate is 53% in Nigeria. Even busy people hold rally to make political statement. They just can't do such because clearly they are in the minority in the East. Even their families might disown them. |