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ElsonMorali:
I'm sorry, I didn't know that you are Abaribe's son.

My apologies if you feel I've insulted your parents. Not my intention.

But truth has to be told. And the truth is if the DSS has arrested Abaribe, I'm sure they have legal reasons for that.

DAURA SECRET SERVICE DONT HAVE ANY LEGAL REASON FOR ARRESTING ANYBODY ASIDE BUAHRI ORDERS. (POWER ABUSE)

NOW, FIND SOMETHING GAINFUL TO INVEST YOUR TIME ON.

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ElsonMorali:
Calm down bro. You are not making sense. I couldn't even make a head or tail of the crap you typed up there.

I gave you medicine for your disease called ignorance, you should be grateful to me.

Senator Abaribe is making millions in the red Chambers and unless he's your father (which I'm sure he isn't), I think you need to give yourself some brain and stop supporting politicians. Ok?

You know why? They don't give a crap about you. Get that?

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Abeg, dont quote me again, I dont take insult directed at my parents well.

ElsonMorali:
[s]Are you aware that ignorance is a disease? No?

Let me help you cure your disease.

Abaribe Eyinnaya was one of the sureties who posted bail for Nnamdi Kanu now a fugitive at large.

Since the fugitive is nowhere to be found what do you think should happen to the sureties?

Exactly!

You are welcome. Now you can go and cure your other brothers and sisters on this forum and beyond who are riddled with the disease of ignorance.[/s]

Keep masturbating and never stop.
U will soon masturbate yourself to death.

As u think say u wise, their are others wiser than you.
As u think say u know, those way know, know.

Nothing new here, we have heard and seen it all.
That is y at the end of the day, u will lose even this ur joke.

VERY EXPENSIVE JOKE BUHARI IS PLAYING WITH THE COUNTRY.

ElsonMorali:
Lol and so what?

Do senators have immunity from criminal or even civil prosecution?

If he's guilty even if he's the Senate President he'll be jailed. Get that clear.

The way u are jumping and drawing conclusion and trying your hardest to hang criminal round his neck depicts the desperation to jail him for his political stance.

U must think the whole country and the world is stupid.

Well, go and try.

ElsonMorali:
If he is guilty he'll be charged to court, found guilty and jailed and there's nothing all of you chest beaters can do about that.

He is still a Senator, let me remind you.

Buhari is high risk we cannot take after 2019.

Buhari is capable of burbning this country down.

Let the hanging begin...

Buhari is high risk we cannot take after 2019.

Atiku Ke?

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https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/11/07/un-commends-jonathan-for-electoral-reforms-lauds-his-role-in-promoting-peace-in-africa/
November 7, 20172500

Former President Goodluck Jonathan


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The United Nations has commended former President Goodluck Jonathan for the electoral reforms he initiated during his tenure, and for the good works he has been doing to promote peace and stability in Africa.

In extolling Jonathan’s achievements, the UN prayed that the institutions he built and the high standards he established in organising credible and peaceful elections are maintained and sustained in Nigeria. The global organisation made this known during a courtesy call onJonathan last weekend by a delegation led by Ambassador Mohamed Ibn Chambas, the United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary-General for West Africa and the Sahel, and Chairman of theCameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission (CNMC).

Speaking of the 2015 general elections, Chambas who was accompanied by the UN Resident/Humanitarian Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative Mr. Edward Kallon, commended ex-President Jonathan’s roles in stemming the tide of agitations which threatened Nigeria’s unity ahead of the elections.



He said: “What we noticed in 2015 was that there was a display of maturity in the way the elections were handled. There was hardly any major incident between the then ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the All Progressives Congress (APC). The problems were mostly internal to parties.”

According to him, the delegation came to express their appreciation to Jonathan for the good works he has been doing to promote democracy, peace, and stability in Africa, adding that the ex-President “still continues to do good with his decision to serve as the leader of one of the election observation missions to the forthcoming presidential run-off in Liberia.”

Chambas further told the former President that the UN was seeking his support to ensure the success of a scheduled all party stakeholders forum similar to the inter-party peace forum which held under the Jonathan Administration.

In his response, former President Jonathan commended Chambas and his team for the initiative and congratulated the special envoy for moving up to a higher platform, after serving as the President of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
Ex-President Jonathan also commended the UN for its support in election processes in West Africa and in all of Africa, adding that the efforts of ECOWAS leaders had ensured that West Africa had remained relatively peaceful.

He said further: “First let me welcome you and your team. I believe this is a familiar environment for you because you had been with us inmECOWAS. I am happy that you have now gone higher than the ECOWAS level. Let me also, through you and your team, commend what the UN is doing in terms of its proactive approach in sanitising election processes in Africa.”

Jonathan also noted that electoral processes in Nigeria were getting better compared to what it was in the Second Republic when widespread irregularities forced the military to topple elected civilian leaders.
The former President further made a case for credible elections in Africa stressing that tensions arising from poorly conducted elections and other leadership issues are at the heart of most crises on the continent.

“Elections must be credible. They must not just be free and fair but must be seen to be transparent and credible. That way peace will reign and sustainable development can take place”
Jonathan reiterated his belief in peace and credible election processes, saying that peaceful power transfers remain one of the main focus of the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation. He also expressed his readiness to encourage and work with the envoy to achieve its mandate in the area of peace.
Ex-President Jonathan stated further that democracy seemed to have stabilised in some African countries including Ghana, South Africa, and Nigeria.

dikeigbo2:
Dirty looking he goat in police un....iform.....can the police authorities take a drastic action against this evil man in their midst.....let him be castrated first before jailing him....

Body odour will be very serious. Dat girl suffered and went through hell.

RZArecta:
This is the kind of rubbish that imbécile Festus Keyamo was supporting during that Ese Oruru saga

Some of the so called spokes person we have in this country would have been disgraced out of public service in many countries abroad becos of the things they do.

Keyamo is only concerned with remaining relevant, and only cares about his family. Any other thing, he does not care.

ezex:
Let him be removed from service asap..

Dont be surprise he is still in service.

They will come together and sweep it under the carpet as they do.

All of them are the same and do the samething.

That is wat happens wen one group take over an entire institution.

This is beyond rape, it is attempted manslaughter.

He gave her a deep cut(ruptured) in her virgina and was going to continue despite bleeding for days.

He would have killed her.

Oluwadare:
I'm telling you. These days I don't even feel safe being around any one of them any longer. The negative news about them is one too much for me. I see why some well to do individuals are going for private security guard in the country now. I don't think I can trust any of them anymore.

The entire military in this country looks like northern owned.

It is too much abeg.

Barau Garba allegedly raped the little girl till her privates ruptured.

That girl was in serious pain and bleeding, wen he was pleasuring and enjoying himself.

He actually tore her virgina, we are not talking hymen but a serious cut.

She could have bleed to death.

A big man like that is suppose to have a wife of his age and not wearing police uniform and looking for children to rape.

bandad:

U more offended with my post than the wicked act of tearing a little girls virgina.

U are very stupid. Bring ur daughter and give him nau.

Barau Garba allegedly raped the little girl till her privates ruptured.

That man is very wicked.

I am not surprise, this is wat they do in their islamic north.

He actually gave the girl a big wound in her privates that will require stitching.

This is the samething Economist magazine is saying O

https://www.nairaland.com/4140747/economists-biafran-separatists-gaining-support

vengertime:
the report said that Buhari is a Stern wicked military dictator.

I just tire. I actually thought i was reading IPOB publication, very anti Buhari.

Has the whole world gone mad, I had to read this publication twice becos I thought it was another one of IPOB propaganda network, but hell no, this is the Economists. An Internationally renowned magazine. lalasticlala

https://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21730658-old-resentments-are-starting-simmer-once-more-biafran-separatists-are-gaining

Biafran separatists are gaining support, 50 years after the civil war

Old resentments are starting to simmer once more


Print edition | Middle East and Africa
Oct 26th 2017 | UMUAHIA
DOORS hang off their hinges. Cupboards have been emptied onto floors, walls and windows are pitted with what appear to be bullet holes. A statue of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), a Nigerian separatist group, is missing a hand and an arm. Mr Kanu’s family compound in Umuahia, the sleepy capital of Abia state in south-eastern Nigeria, was raided by soldiers on September 14th. His brother, Emmanuel, claims 28 people were killed and says he has not heard from Mr Kanu since. The army denies the raid even happened. Meanwhile Mr Kanu, who was charged with conspiracy to commit treason two years ago, failed to attend a bail hearing on October 17th.

His disappearance illustrates how the unhealed wounds of Nigeria’s brutal civil war have been reopened in recent years. That conflict, which was fought between the breakaway Republic of Biafra and the Nigerian state, resulted in the loss of almost a million lives between 1966 and 1970. Separatist sentiment, which lay largely dormant since then, has started to simmer again, as people with no memory of the war have come of age and been seduced by the idea that the region is not getting its fair share of spending.


Helping to fuel that anger is Radio Biafra (named after the original republic’s station), which was relaunched by Mr Kanu and has pumped propaganda to Nigeria from its London base since 2012.

Yet separatism has also been fuelled by the deadly response of the Nigerian army to even the slightest hint of resurgent nationalism among the Igbo, one of the country’s three main ethnic groups, who live predominantly in the south-east and formed the core of Biafran separatism. The army has shot and killed protesting IPOB supporters on several occasions. It is not clear how many supporters IPOB has, but Mr Kanu attracted huge crowds to his family residence after his release on bail in April (despite the bail conditions stipulating he should not hold rallies or be seen in a crowd of over ten people).


The government has resorted to an even firmer hand. In August Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s president and a stern former military dictator, said that “Nigeria’s unity is settled and not negotiable.” In September the government sent in the army on “Operation Python Dance II”, which sought to tackle “violent agitations by secessionist groups, among other crimes”. One of its first acts was to attack an office in Abia belonging to the Nigerian Union of Journalists and to smash reporters’ equipment. The government also declared IPOB a terrorist organisation. The group says it is not violent.

The government’s response may, however, be feeding the resentment that first led to an upsurge of support for IPOB among Nigeria’s Igbo. “It was as if the approach of the government labelled every Igbo man a member of IPOB,” says Sam Hart, an adviser to Abia’s governor (who is from the main opposition party).

The perception of the army as a northern institution, and the fact Mr Buhari is from the north (there has not been an Igbo head of state since the military government of Major-General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi in 1966), has compounded many Igbos’ feelings of alienation. Many also refer to comments made by Mr Buhari in 2015, when he said that constituencies that gave him 5% of the vote (mainly those in the south-east) cannot expect the same treatment as those that gave him 97%.

The army may have cut off the head of the Biafran separatist snake for now. But until Nigeria cleans up its public finances so that its various ethnic groups can see how much money it raises, and where it is spent, resentments will simmer and the appeal of Biafra will remain.

Not even Mandela or Thabo Mbeki, it is Zuma. Them say good dont get attention and am starting to believe it is true.

E get on of our brothers like this dat commited crime.
The detective handling his case not only traced him back to his village all the way from UK, but the day dey went to arrest him, come and see the Oyinbo was using Yoruba to tell him his entire life history.
Linus went to pick fight thinking his big empty head and size means anything. He definitely bit more than he can chew.
The lawyer did not expose 1% of his findings becos that is reserved for the courts.

That lawyer will tell Linus Idahosa about his family history and his origins if he dare meets him in court.
In dat interview, he clearly was just laughing at Linus Idahosa. Lawyers are not stupid to reveal their findings.
They are naturally secretive.

I dont see the point Linus Idahosa was trying to make with this interview to be honest.
Mind u the lawyer did not expose 1% of his findings becos that is reserved for the courts.
Linus Idahosa appeared very confused and disorientated.
At some point he looked as if he was trying to use his size to intimidate the smaller frame Ex Attorney General of the USA.

fratermathy:
More with Edo than Yoruba. But we are all one stock.

Wat do u mean?

Misplaced priority is the number one problem with this country. Ambode seem more interested in girls than gov work.
He spends more time at quilox club than he does in the office.

Buhari is a tremendous, stupendous, prodigious, phenomenal Bigot 1 of Northern Nigeria.

i can say the thing Ambode did is good, that is not y we elected him, to be chasing igbo.