₦airaland Forum

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sarrki:
Aside Bayelsa , Pmb and atiku have you seen my comments on court cases involving political parties?

Lyon was robbed and the judgment wasn’t right

Cry me a river....robbed ko robbery ni. If you no condemn Imo rulling no condemn this one

Caught fucking at 11.....the marks from the beating by her husband is still on my body till date

chai

Thanks to Tanko the Sharia judge turned CJN and Buhari led APC

n so so n so so

Pilot no eject?

Yet his wife abi na daughter boast say them no go fit ever poor. If them no steal plenty money why dem no go boast? Tell this stupid story to fellow IDIOTS like you.....the money agreed to be hidden by the so callee group of persons why was Nigeria's name not used as account owner why the name of Abacha? Yeye

yarimo:
Mr serial Loser your advice is noted.

Pathetic if that's all you can say to the valid points he raised....SPITS

Na real "an senator"

Louisiana na Lagos abi?

There's definitely a silent war against Christians going on

Self Defence Is An International Human Right, Guaranteed By Article 51 of the UN Charter.

As a nation, our police, armed forces and paramilitary bodies have shown great gallantry, patriotism and dedication to duty. They are our first line of defence against enemies of our nation and saboteurs within our midst. I laud, value and acknowledge them, which is why I awarded scholarships and gave other support to the children of some of our fallen heroes.

Having said that, I must add that the reality on the ground in Nigeria today is that our armed and paramilitary forces are overstretched. To deny this is to put their lives at risk unpatriotically. This we must not do. They deserve better from us.

To say that we do not need the services of those who are patriotic enough to voluntarily put their lives at risk to ensure the protection of the lives and property of Nigerians is to deny the obvious.

I salute groups like the Civilian Joint Task Force in the North East, who provided and continue to provide an invaluable service to Nigeria and her people at great cost to themselves, both in human lives and in productive hours, for which they are not well remunerated. Without their selfless services, where would the war on terror be?

I also acknowledge and appreciate the work that hunters and vigilantes have done and are still doing to help boost security in states scattered across Nigeria, including in the North East and Zamfara, Jigawa and Taraba states, to mention a few. Not a few Nigerians are able to sleep with two eyes closed, because of the action of these bodies of dedicated and gallant countrymen.

Nigeria has crossed the rubicon and cannot go back. There is too much insecurity in the land and too much inefficiency from the Federal Government, leading to wanton and unnecessary loss of lives. It is easy to think that all is well when you are inside secure statehouses, but the reality is that the security situation is far from fine for the average Nigerian citizen.

In such circumstances, people have an inalienable God-given right to self-defence. This divine right, as long as it is limited to self-defence, cannot be declared illegal by man. Not by any stretch.

What I counsel is that the Executive, Legislature and Judiciary must wake up and smell the coffee. When they do, they will realise that people who have volunteered to provide the internal security that the government has not been able to provide, need encouragement, and more importantly, a legal framework and central support to make their dream of preserving the dignity of human life a reality. Internal security is not a call for secession, and we must abandon the paranoia that makes us see it as such. The might of the Nigerian state must quash all calls for secession, no exceptions!

But on the matter of internal security as a means of self-defence, I call on all and sundry to speak up. Yesterday was Martin Luther King Junior Day, and we remember that that great man said:

“The time is always right to do what is right.”

Such is the apparentness of the right to self-defence, including the right to combat terror, that it is guaranteed by international law, enshrined in Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, of which Nigeria is a signatory.

Therefore, no human power has the authority to criminalise the protection of human life, and no human ambition is worth the failure to speak in support of the people in order to remain in favour with the oppressors of the people.

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Solorrman:
Illitrates are the dump people who brag of being educated,having many engineers ,professors and scientist but they yet do not understand the better part of their life. They worship a guy Jesus Christ as God with all their brainy they agree a God can have anus and penix,they accepted that a God can visit toilet to shitt and urinate,they are more than illitrates but super schizophrenic to the core . How can a sane man dance and sing thinking it may give him the ticket to paradise,even obasanjo will not admit u to his otta farm with singing and dancing but u are always insulting God and thinking u are educated,u failed miserably to attain what is expected of u and swaeving from the truth. Just start washing ur asss with water first before u come back to call some one illitrates. A wash man in the north once told me that he can differentiate the underwear of a non Muslim from the muslim own ,he said there must be debris of dried shit and spot of sperm all around the front and crouch of their underwear because they only wipe their Egusi shitt with tissue paper instead of cleaning with clean water. This is a usual practice done by even said educated professors

Gibberish

unity004:
Na your generation together with your ancestors be illiterate

E pain this swine aboki....truth it's said is bitter, this one over bitter. Get your miserable unity beggar clan educated

Rotji:
"Most are illiterate" you said?! Please enough of this stupid stereotyping! Where have you been in the North to come to this conclusion. That was back then, and for your information even the so called BH are educated. So let's leave matter for Mathias.

When you have a Governor who is in touch with the ordinary people, you see stuff like this. And this is not to conclude that he is or will be an Angel, everyone has his own demons just that some demons no dey gree stay one place

Fact remains you find the highest level of illiteracy in the north

bigiyaro:
from ur Monica alone sef, prick is ur only problem. u b gay abi?

Maybe, but i have just 1 request....set your ugly ass and your mother's wrinkled ass, the one i dive into will tell which i am

onadana:
You are gay

Maybe, but i have just 1 request....set your ugly ass and your mother's wrinkled ass, the one i dive into will tell which i am

Kalashnikov102:
Gay dude spotted

Maybe, but i have just 1 request....set your ugly ass and your mother's wrinkled ass, the one i dive into will tell which i am

IamCookie:
Chai, and the man no go take am easy at all. Back to topic: Sincerely, Northerners are quite different from Southerners ,vis-a-vis the use of political power. When I was resident in the Northern part, we used to gist, party and hold loud discussions beside the house of the,then Governor of the state..and he'll greet us(alongside the guys) before entering his house. If it were to be SE ,SW Or SS, he would have sent MOPOLS to flush everyone. You won't even be able to go near his fence

Lol make una for kill dem for south abi? Well, the reason being the north worship their leaders and most are illiterate

i no see humility here, all i see is BIG PRICK

See Buhari shoe

Of what use is this video?

VAR kor, TV ni

This man even get time reply the hag. Anyway, in saner climes Fayose and Laureate ought to have been executed with the bullet.

Neither can i count, last count was 600+ , i have since lost count

Lol clearly he was paid for wearing the costume. Na day job