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Haha! u 4 whipe am with cane nah, y u come hit am with sledge hammer... #cough StephDamielola: |
June 12, 1993 to this moment seem just like yesterday, but it is not just another calendar day in Nigeria; because in progressive ideological circles, today is regarded as the authentic ‘Democracy Day’ as against the ‘May 29′ popularly celebrated by the federal government. Here are twelve important facts you need to know about this date. 1. The date is celebrated in honour of an annulled presidential election in June 12, 1993. Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola, often referred to as M. K. O. Abiola, ran for the presidency in 1993, and is widely regarded as the presumed winner of the inconclusive election since no official final results were announced till date. 2. The election was annulled by Ibrahim Babangida, because of alleged evidence that they were corrupt and unfair, a development that ushered in a political crisis that led to General Sani Abacha seizing power later that year. 3. In 1994, Abiola declared himself the lawful president of Nigeria in the Epetedo area of Lagos island, an area mainly dominated by Lagos Indigenes, after he returned from a trip to solicit the support of the international community for his mandate. After declaring himself president he was declared wanted and was accused of treason and arrested on the orders of military President General Sani Abacha, who sent 200 police vehicles to bring him into custody. 4. Moshood Abiola was detained for four years, largely in solitary confinement with a Bible, Qur'an, and fourteen guards as companions. 5. Nigerian Pastor T.B. Joshua is said to have predicted the annulment to Abiola and warned him against contesting. 6. Abiola's involvement in politics started at a young age. He was 19-years-old when he joined the National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC) in 1979. 7. For the June 12, 1993 presidential elections, Abiola's running mate was Baba Gana Kingibe. He overwhelmingly defeated his rival, Bashir Tofa of the National Republican Convention. 8. Abiola died on July 7, 1998 on the day he was due to be released from incarceration under suspicious circumstances shortly after the death of General Abacha. The official autopsy stated that Abiola died of natural causes, but Abacha's chief security officer, Al-Mustapha alleged he was beaten to death. 9. MKO Abiola used a ‘Hope’ campaign which President Barrack Obama also used. Many people may have paid attention to the word ‘Hope’ being used to convey a message of possibility during Obama’s 2008 election in America, but 15 years before then in Africa’s most populous nation, MKO Abiola became a rallying figure for many Nigerians with his ‘Hope’ campaign. 10. MKO Abiola died for the June 12 mandate but he was not the only June 12 casualty as General Sani Abacha also died in mysterious circumstances on June 8, 1998. 11. Chief MKO Abiola's memory is celebrated in Nigeria and internationally. June 12, remains a public holiday in all Yoruba States. MKO Abiola Stadium was named after him. 12. The election was declared Nigeria's freest and fairest presidential election by national and international observers, with Abiola even winning in his Northern opponent's home state. June 12 is thus a day to remember chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola as well as other democracy martyrs. #Chief_MKO_Abiola_Lives_On |
We haven't n will never tolerates evil. But what bringsforth "Yoruba Muslims" maynation: |
Gun shots! softwerk: |
Go n get life onitshaman: |
You almost killed me with laughter, e reach dha level? Abeg spare dz guy, ema di kun eru e.Aderola15: |
Hmmmmn! How do you identify a rappist
sllylie: |
And Aisha Buhari is ugly? Keep decieving yourself NwaAmaikpe: |
Before you will rant, Islamically it isn't even proper for a beleiver(Muslim) to pray in church because it is full of impurities(Kaafir-Non believers). A n roju j'eko obun, o tun da eko e kere doyinbaby: |
The order was contained in a statement issued
after a meeting in Kaduna state.
They asked the Igbo residing in the region to
“start making plans to leave.”
Their order was premised on the shut-down of
major towns in south-eastern part of the
country on May 30, by members of the
Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its
sponsors.
The northern youths organisations, which had
their leaders in attendance, include Arewa
citizens action for change, Arewa youth
consultative forum, Arewa youth development
foundation, Arewa students forum and
Northern emancipation network on the Igbo
persistence for recession among others.
Abdulazeez Suleiman, one of the leaders, who
read the statement on behalf of others said
the region was “tired of the marriage”, hence
the need for restructuring.
He also said the region was calling for steps to
facilitate the final dissolution of this “hopeless
union” that has never been convenient to any
of the parties.
“The persistence for the actualisation of Biafra
by the unruly Igbo of south-eastern Nigeria has
lately assumed another alarming twist which
involved the forceful lockdown of activities and
denial of other people’s right to free
movement in the south-east by the rebel
Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its
overt and covert sponsors,” the statement
read.
“This latest action and similar confrontational
conducts which amount to a brutal
encroachment on the rights of those termed as
non-indigenous people residing and doing
lawful businesses in those areas illegally
demarcated and defined as Biafra by the Igbo,
are downright unacceptable and shall no longer
be tolerated.
“As a first step, since the Igbo have clearly
abused the unreciprocated hospitality that gave
them unrestricted access to, and ownership of
landed property all over the north, our first
major move shall be to reclaim, assume and
assert sole ownership and control of these
landed resources currently owned, rented or in
any way enjoyed by the ingrate Igbo in any
part of northern Nigeria.
“Consequently, officials of the signatory groups
to this declaration, are already mandated to
commence immediate inventory of all
properties, spaces or activity in the north
currently occupied by the Igbo for forfeiture at
the expiration of the ultimatum contained in
this declaration.
“With the effective date of this declaration,
which is today, Tuesday, June 06, 2017, all
Igbos currently residing in any part of Northern
Nigeria are hereby served notice to relocate
within three months and all northerners
residing in the east are advised likewise.
“From that date, effective, peaceful and safe
mop-up of all the remnants of the stubborn
Igbo that neglect to heed this quit notice shall
commence to finally eject them from every part
of the north.
“And finally, all authorities, individuals or
groups are hereby advised against attempting
to undermine this declaration by insisting on
this union with the Igbo who have thus far
proved to be an unnecessary baggage carried
too far and for too long.”
-cable.ng |
Jazzakumullahu khayran |
No do shakara o ey! m done
sinaj: |
With inclusion of West, you lied. I've been hearing how Eastern people bears many children till I confirmed it's authenticity. When you are married 11yrs and already had 5 children and still in pregnancy. What do we call that? #TypicalIgbo Sirheny007: |
Confusion everywhere! Leaders of tomorrow are been victimize, come to our aid God Almighty. Well, it's experience |
You've said it all! God bless you DaniDani: |
Yorubas enemy, thanks to your Virgin Grandmother aswel IhateAfonjas: |
Technicallyrich! Technicallyrich!! Technicallyrich!!! How many times do I called you... Your name wanna implies you, strong Jazz dey abi? If anything happens, -lemme speak my primary school grammar- 'I don't there ooo' technicallyrich: |
Are you saying he isn't fortified well? Jazz jabs u unexpectedly |
THE LONG AWAITED CONFIRMATION OF THE
SUSPICION ABOUT DELE GIWA'S DEATH
Mohammed Buba Marwa delivered the letter
bomb that killed Dele Giwa – Dr. Taiyemiwo
Ogunade
On Sunday, Professor Taiyemiwo Ogunade gave
a bombshell interview to The NATION
newspaper in which he made startling
revelations about those who killed Dele Giwa in
1986. In a subsequent chat with
Saharareporters, he spoke specifically about the
role of former military administrator of Lagos
State Buba Marwa in the assassination of the
colourful journalist.
Dr. Ogunade disclosed that soldiers loyal to the
slain General Mamman Vatsa identified Marwa
as the person who delivered the parcel bomb
that killed Giwa, the Newswatchmagazine
founder.
He said the revelation came from a confidential
discussion he had with one of the military boys
who came to the City University of New York
(CUNY) to press the college to train Nigerian
military officials in “Peace and Conflict
Resolution”. He said that Vatsa gave a four-hour
long testimony to the military tribunal that tried
and later sentenced him to death for a
phantom coup plot against former military
dictator, Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida.
Saharareporters : Do you know who delivered
the bomb that killed Dele Giwa?
Ogunade: I believe that Buba Marwa did it.
Some Mamman Vatsa boys told the full story in
New York during a visit to my college to lobby
our college to accept to train Nigerian military
officers. Ambassador Olusola was on that
entourage. (My informant) told me Dele Giwa
was killed because he was in possession of a
tape containing Vatsa’s testimony before the
military tribunal. For four hours, Vatsa
requested to tell the full story about how the
Babangida regime was operating and his
knowledge of the workings of IBB’s mind. He
pointed out that after Halilu Akilu and Col. A.K
Togun of the military intelligence prepared the
parcel it was handed over to Buba Marwa to
deliver to Dele Giwa. Marwa is a well–known
“IBB boy”. But I was the one who gave Dele
Giwa the tape.
Saharareporters : How did you get the tape?
Ogunade: Vatsa had a copy made by his friends
in the tribunal and smuggled out to me and I
“loaned” it to Dele Giwa who got on the case
immediately. I still don’t know how Dele Giwa
found out that I had the tape till this day.
Saharareporters : Do you still have a copy?
Ogunade: Yes, but you know I left Nigeria
hurriedly after the death of Dele Giwa. I left
(the tape) with my aged mother, who did not
know the value then. I won’t say more, let the
military release that tape to the Nigerian public.
Saharareporters : Did Dele Giwa return the tape
to you?
Ogunade: Yes, he returned it after 24 hours.
Don’t forget that I loaned it to him; I think he
went and played it to Babangida’s people and
they eliminated him after they heard the tape.
Saharareporters : What about Gloria Okon? It’s
been said that Dele Giwa’s discovery of her was
the reason he was killed?
Ogunade: Gloria Okon is actually Chinyere,
that’s her real name. She married Charles “Jeff”
Chandler, the fellow who killed Nzeogwu and
was killed a day later. Chinyere, Maryam and
Princess Atta were young friends who hung out
together. They all married into the military,
because the military was a proud and
respectable profession then. Charles Chandler,
who was Tiv, married Chinyere who I think is
from Imo State. IBB married Maryam from
Asaba and Mamman Vatsa married the
princess. So Chinyere became a widow and
resorted to trading between UK and Nigeria.
And then she was caught with drugs; Mamman
Vatsa was the person who put Chinyere on the
next available flight from Kano to London – and
then claimed that she was dead by parading a
dead woman picked out of the mortuary. Dele
Giwa later found out that she was in London
having delivered a baby by another man. He
sent a French photographer to the place and
they saw Maryam Babangida at the event.
Kayode Soyinka brought back the photographs.
Dele was sitting across the table from Kayode
examining the photos taken of “Gloria
Okon” (Chinyere, Richard Chandler’s wife) at the
naming ceremony in London. Maryam
Babangida was there. And then a letter parcel
was delivered to him and he said excitedly that
it must be from “Mr. President” referring to the
discussions he had with IBB days earlier. The
bomb exploded and severed his lower
abdomen; he died a few hours later.
Saharareporters: Did you ever meet Marwa
again? And did you ask him about his
involvement?
Ogunade: Yes, Marwa was very active in the
Nigerian embassy in New York. For a long time
he was the “military attaché” to the Nigerian
mission in New York while I was a professor of
Black Studies at the City University of New York.
He came to my college to sign a $30 million
contract with the college so that members of
the Nigerian military could attend a “Peace and
Conflict Resolution program” and then be
awarded a masters degree upon completion of
the program. I fought bitterly against it, but the
chair of the department, John Muyibi Amoda,
badly wanted the money. I kept fighting and
one day the college authorities acceded to my
request. When I got home the college had
dismissed me, but also I got a fax message
saying the $30 million had been returned to
Marwa. But between Marwa and Abacha they
never returned that money to the Nigerian
treasury. They shared it. I heard between him
and Abacha, over $250 million was laundered
through an account used by the New York
mission of the Nigerian embassy. Marwa later
set up an airline with his share of the loot.
When he showed up to run for president I was
the one who petitioned the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to
investigate him. He confessed to money
laundering in handwritten statements to the
EFCC, but today he is the ambassador of Nigeria
to South Africa. The police officer that
investigated him, Ibrahim Magu, is permanently
suspended from the police force after he was
humiliated by the EFCC. It is a shameful
country.
Saharareporters : What else did you do?
Ogunade: We helped start the Obama
phenomenon in Chicago.
Saharareporters : How?
Ogunade: We fought and exposed Carol Mosley-
Braun who was Abacha’s agent in the US
Senate. She was removed from the US Senate
because she took $5 million from Abacha to
help cover his tracks in the US. We exposed her,
which was how it became possible for the
brilliant Obama to become the US president
today. We set the stage for it.
“Any evil done by man to man will be
redressed; if not now then later, if not by man
then by GOD …”
~Dele Giwa (16 March 1947 – 19 October 1986). |
Not fair of you et ol emilyone: |
That (E), how I wish you share the experience with me (coz I also wanna show skill tomorrow)... [quote author=HungerBAD post=56954757]Some deaths are Avoidable. This is one. I have seen these Okada guys a couple of times at burials display some daring stunts,and i am always amazed how they do it. A list of some avoidable deaths. A- Do not drink and drive B- Do not sleep unprotected with anybody(Only after both get tested) the let us know each other better line is a lie/disease no dey show for face. C-Do not become a politician in Rivers State. D-Run away when you hear gunshots and not stick around to try the "Bullet Juju" from your village. E-Do not try to impress that girl at the Beach when you can't swim(Personal Experience) [/quote |
First Class mumu
DollarAngel: |
You are to be hit with hot iron rod! IhateAfonjas: |
Phobia for death! This is already an update Sir He no wan die, buh 9ja no gud nah Jostico: |
Seems mockery! We all owe death. What will people say after u n I? Abeg av life NwaObinkita: |
What a country! Robbers do theirs, politicians, lecturers, students to students, security officials, herdsmen........ What worth happiness about Nigeria, please tell me |
Everything is upside down in Nigeria, we bahaves like animals. Lynching, stripping and burning fellow human being to death; its babaric... Animal kingdom |
Let's see how good looking you are, upload your pic. If you looks presentable(I doubt it), atleast he is well recignised than you. Maski87: |
Seems u didn't get it, read the content again but make sure you assimilate before you quote me back. laudate: |
Africa (Nigeria to be specific) mentality, is 3000 naira lace material not as presentable as this Up Nepa? Just wasting of Money, I no God is punishing us for inhumane act towards ourselves. |
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