kITATITA:
The typical IPOB youth has identity issues. He says he wants Biafra, yet he doesn't support the party founded by Ojukwu, the symbol of Biafran identity. He believes GEJ is his godfather and messiah, yet Ijaw people where GEJ comes from have moved on and doesn't give a hoot about Biafra. Mr IPOB dons Jewish garb and clutches the bible while singing Christian praise songs. He is dying for Donald Trump on the streets of Nigeria while Americans in America are protesting against Donald Trump. The IPOB youth belongs to PDP and hates Hausa Fulani and Buhari supporters, yet PDP has zoned 2019 Presidency to the north. Mr. IPOB supports the activities of militants and vandals who sabotage the economy, yet he complains about lack of dollars to do his import business. I can go on.

olafum1:
Sls really does make sense sometimes sha

jiinxed:
All of you cheering buhari on, encouraging him to wade deeper into the murky waters of tyranny, cheering on -while free-speech is being buried, while the opposition is being silenced, while the rule of law is being ridiculed, while things keep getting worse for the common man on the street;

Cheering on while nigeria is gradually sliding into dictatorship, just remember, "Karma has no menu, you get served what you deserve" when the light of buhari's injustice shines on you, your case would be worse than drabeyy, the mere company driver whose jalopy was impounded.

Jengem:
Buhari na bastard

Home and abroad

Born fool

The Federal Government on Thursday ruled out the possibility of releasing the detained leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, despite the court order asking it to do so.

A top Presidency official, who pleaded anonymity, told journalists that the cleric’s continued detention was in “security and public interest.”

He said since the constitutional objective of government, as stated in Section 14 (2) (b) of the nation’s constitution, was public and not individual security, there was the need for the cleric to remain in detention.

He said, “The issue of the release of El-Zakzaky is not exclusively legal. It has security and public-interest as against individual-interest undertones.

“Public interest and national security implications must be factored into consideration in line with international practices that conventionally place national security and public interest above any other individual claim of right.

“The Federal Government of Nigeria is looking into the case with the public and security interest dimensions into consideration.”

He, however, did not disclose the nature of the said “security and public interest.”

The government official also confirmed that the cleric’s wife, Zeenat, sustained bullet wounds during the encounter her husband had with security men over a year ago.

He, however, said the woman was not in detention, but only keeping her husband company.

“El-Zazaky’s wife is not under detention. If it is her wish, that of her husband or of the IMN, she will be allowed to go home in a matter of hours.

“She was picked up by officials of the Department of State Services beside her husband with bullet wounds following the IMN’s encounter with the army.

“They took her along with the husband, treated her wounds and allowed her to care for her husband.

“Upon his request on an occasion, the children joined them during Ramadan. That is what happened,” the government official explained.

A Federal High Court in Abuja had on December 2, 2016 ordered the Federal Government to release El-Zakzaky and his wife from custody into an accommodation that must be provided within 45 days.

http://punchng.com/wont-release-el-zakzaky-despite-court-order-fg-2/

ChilledPill:

What happens to you yorubas is that you pple don't know anything and will not allow those that know to teach you with facts.

Eastactivist:


See frustration... No go die untop Igbo matter... .
Yeah we survived and we are rocking life to the fullest if you don't like it sue yourself and sentence yourself to death or by firing squad..

It will be a great service to mankind.. You know

Eastactivist:


LOL... See frustration...
When we look at the past and check how far we've come, we go on our knees to thank God almighty. Bc no ethnic group in Nigeria will ever survive the onslaught not even the yorubas that's why up till today they can't challenge the north in outright fight or worse war.
Calling you guys Cowards is just understatement. You no dey shame say you are in word exchange banter with people that fought for survival in the span of 3 solid years. God have mercy on your soul bc karma is still a big dam.

Ngozi123:


I have no idea who you are...

raumdeuter:


Dendemorron my paddy of life, Hows 2017 treating you. I hear say You don carry your social security check enter Naija go marry second wife for village.

How you wan stand those 19yr old girls at 72yrs? Make you no pai like Ojuku o

Ngozi123:


They didn't kill the Northern and Western leaders immediately- even this story corroborates that. They were to be arrested and then killed. Not all of the coup plotters wanted bloodshed, many disagreed with that approach. Lieutenant Oguchi was probably hesitant as he initially didn't want to kill anyone, although, he would've had to once Ifeajuna caught wind of it. The fact that the coup in the Eastern region occurred a bit later than the other ones was a major reason why it failed there. This was due to unforeseen circumstances.