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SUCH A FOOL

through zara or watever she calls herself. she most be on one of the social media. just tell her to mention your fathers name to buhari

THEIR FATHER THE DULLARD SAID THE BLOOD OF THE BABOON AND DOG WILL FLOW IF HE LOOSES ELECTION. LIKE FATHER LIKE CHILDREN

such a fool

Dullarddinho

are you people so blind. cant you see the prophecies are comming to pass

it happens wen you vote a pure ethnic apologist like buhari

ebira, igala, they are all kogi. majority of them are simply intolerent

good

no mind dem.Dele momudu wrote two days ago that journalist shuold love each other ? that is not possible. the PRESS in nigeria get as ee bee

Abimbola Akosile

A Washington Times report has criticised President Muhammadu Buhari over the current ordeal of former National Security Adviser Col.Sambo Dasuki (rtd) who had been under house arrest since November 4, despite a subsisting court order which granted him permission to embark on a medical trip abroad.


Dasuki who was former President Goodluck Jonathan’s National Security Adviser and served briefly in that capacity under the current government, is currently standing trial on a two-count charge of money laundering and illegal possession of firearms before a Federal High Court in Abuja. The court however granted the former NSA, who had been on bail, permission to embark on a medical trip abroad. Operatives of the DSS however continued to lay siege to his residence thereby frustrating his travel plans.


Penultimate week, Dasuki returned to court to report the government for refusing to allow him enforce his fundamental human rights. The Federal High Court consequently reaffirmed its order allowing him to travel abroad for medical attention and ordered the DSS to vacate his residence - an order which the department had yet to comply with, insisting that the former NSA has questions to answer about a $2billion arms deal.


The US newspaper report titled 'Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari Dupes the US', slammed the President for “uttering time-worn democracy vows” during his visit to the US, where he promised “to combat graft with procedures that would be “fair, just, and scrupulously follow due process and the rule of law, as enshrined in our constitution.”


It said, “After celebrating fairness, due process, and the rule of law last July to win the goodwill of the United States, Mr. Buhari returned to Nigeria to mock all three in a vendetta against Dasuki, the immediate past National Security Adviser.


“He placed Mr. Dasuki under house arrest. He confiscated his passport. He charged him with firearms and money laundering violations. He sought a secret trial to prevent independent scrutiny.


“He opposed Mr. Dasuki’s pretrial application to the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja for permission to receive urgent medical treatment for cancer in London, but it was nonetheless granted.


“Justice Adeniyi Ademola explained that an accused is presumed innocent before trial, and that a citizen’s health is paramount before the law. Mr. Buhari was ordered to release Mr. Dasuki’s international passport.


“Mr. Buhari defied the order. He put Mr. Dasuki’s house under siege, a microcosm of the Bosnian Serb siege of Sarajevo. Mr. Dasuki returned to court. Justice Ademola reaffirmed his order, asserting “My own orders will not be flouted.”


“Mr. Buhari has not yet budged. As a military dictator in 1985, he similarly seized the international passport of Chief Obafemi Awolowo to thwart his travel for medical treatment, which caused his death in 1987. The more things change, the more they stay the same.”


Calling Dasuki’s situation an “ongoing persecution,” the Washington Times report noted disparagingly that “Members of Nigeria’s National Assembly and Senate have been reduced to playing the roles of extras in cinematic extravaganzas.”


Recalling some of the low points of the Buhari military regime in the ‘80s, the newspaper report said the era “was earmarked by chilling human rights abuses,” which it said included, “draconian edicts, exemplified by Decree 20 under which the judicial murders of Nigerian citizens Lawal Ojuolape, Bernard Ogedengbe, and Bartholomew Owoh were authorised.”


It noted that Ogedengbe was executed for a crime that did not carry the death penalty at the time it was committed in violation of the universal revulsion of EXpost facto laws.


Quoting Nobel Prize laureate Wole Soyinka, it said “these crimes were executed in defiance of pleas from virtually every sector of Nigeria and the international community—a grisly precedent for subsequent dictator Sani Abacha’s hanging of Ogoni activist Ken Saro-Wiwa in contempt of international opinion.”


It further noted that Buhari’s brutal military dictatorship was overthrown in 1985, adding, “Mr. Dasuki played a key role. Dictators do not forget. Fast forward to today.”


Arguing that much is riding on Dasuki’s case, it said “if Mr. Buhari flouts Justice Ademola’s order with impunity, judicial independence will be fatally compromised and Nigeria’s embryonic democratic dispensation will be stillborn,” adding, “The judiciary is the only branch capable of checking limitless executive power—the bane of Africa.”


It also said such actions could work against peaceful transfer of political power on the continent as incumbents would be afraid of being persecuted by their successors.


“President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration accepted a peaceful transfer of power to President Buhari, a laudable landmark in African politics. If Mr. Buhari is permitted with impunity to destroy his political opponents like Mr. Dasuki with tyrannical methods, peaceful transfers of power everywhere on the Continent will become problematic. The incumbents’ risk of political and personal impalement at the hands of their would-be successors will be too high.”


The report called on the United States to insist on independent human rights observers to monitor Dasuki’s prosecution and trial, and a demand that President Buhari honours his vow to follow due process and the rule of law.
“The stakes are too high to remain silent,” it added.

if actually is for scarifice then you should know what you want to sacrifice for.

this bishop is funny. cant you just be silence if you dont have anything to contribute. what are there demands dat you want to negotiate.? who are they ?

i think this person did not die. you can see him collecting something like handerkerchief. i think he was adviced to lie down. any how this is very sad

am i the on not getting this ?. if you are a stay at home at home it does mean you shuld school your child at home. it ony means you will have more time for your children . i dont know what you guys are talikn about

Why,
please ban all lister generator. must you guys punish the poorpeople. have they thought of how this will affect the small scale businessess. this government so poor in reasopning

I think this Johanthan man is already a hero. at least the ability to just keep quite and not saying anythong about these accusations

Off terrorism not of terrorism

God bless you sir

I am just tired of this buhari hollier than thou attitude. i know he is the curse God gave us for rejecting johnathan

APC you see your life. you are simply not ready to rule. this alimajiri government self

osho baba see your life. after you will be accusing jihnathan. 7 years you can not make a state . you expected johnathan to make 36 states in six years. short and foolish man

such a fool you are. you should be thinking of why 90 percent of your people can not read and write. do u think asset declaration has anything to do with good governance ?. bring out only one governor in the north that can equal the worst governor in the south. I WILL EXCUSE TAMBUWAL AND EL RUFAI

such a fool...oshiomole

hahahahahah. u wan use laf finish me. I was having a bad day and time till I read your post. thanks man. I wish I can give more dan one like.
thanks you made my day

GOOD MAN. APC WILL NOT CARE. VERY SELFISH PEOPLE. THEY ARE ONLY AFTER THEIR POCKETS

NA SOOO

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0users disliked this commentAl • 1 hour 11 minutes ago Report Abuse
Instead of Goodfriend arming his army, he stuck millions in oil dollars in his and his friends pockets knowing he was safe and unreachable by Boko Haram. Now, the new president is chasing his #$%$ and millions in stolen money looking for a break. African leaders do not give a damn about their people, they are all out only for themselves, like many politicians worldwide....they are elected based on the lies they tell. Civilians who live in the outer areas of Cameroon and Nigeria don't stand a chance. Nothing is really done to help them defend themselves as their elected politicians have stolen it all.


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0users disliked this commentZayon • 3 hours ago Report Abuse
Let this denial serve as a mother of invention and self-sufficiency in arms and weapons production. Such negative promptings have always inspired countries and even some organisations with vision and pride to develop what even their "superiors" could envy and would want to come closer. But... More


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0users disliked this commentMichael Adams • 9 hours ago Report Abuse
Well, i want to differ a little. What stops Nigeria from going to another Country for the needed arms if we are serious about tackling the issue of Boko Haram.? France produces arms as well as other European Countries. If the whole of Europe refuses to sell arms to Nigeria, why not go to Eastern Europe? Russia will be willing to sell as much as weapons to us as we need so why not go to them? All must be done to see that this unwanted deaths all over the Nation.


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0users disliked this commentvernon • 8 hours ago Report Abuse
Russia nor China cares who gets their weapons.
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2users disliked this commentMr • 8 hours ago Report Abuse
I don't think our Nigerian friends want to actually pay for them
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0users disliked this commentChibu • 8 hours ago Report Abuse
Michael Adams

I agree with you. Nigeria has got to look inwards, to address its needs, Look at India today. It is a nuclear power (military power) and a developed (industrialized economy), and very wealthy. Barely, 30 years ago, India was a junior economy to Nigeria.... More
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1users disliked this commentmike • 5 hours ago Report Abuse
Where is the promise they made to deliver arms once Jonathan leaves office? Oh yes! Nigeria must accept Gay Marriage so as to get arms! Just as they treated Jonathan, Buhari is learning the hard way! No to Gay marriage; No to arms delivery! This shows then that Jonathan was not the real problem!
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0users disliked this commentOggggggggggg • 4 hours ago Report Abuse
@Chibu you are right.
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1users disliked this commentMichael O • 2 hours 43 minutes ago Report Abuse
MIke but yo ou have underage marriage , would you allow you 10 year old daughter to be married to a grown man , that is Underage SEX .RAPE and more , your government signed it into law ..... wake up there is a lot of GAYS and Lesbian in Nigeria
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0users disliked this commentOggggggggggg • 2 hours 38 minutes ago Report Abuse
Underage marriage is illegal in Nigeria. I think the legal age is 17 or 18.
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0users disliked this commentMichael O • 2 hours 35 minutes ago Report Abuse
Og its not illegal it was signed into law few months ago check again sir
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0users disliked this commentOggggggggggg • 2 hours 28 minutes ago Report Abuse
@Michael, Nigeria is a deeply Conservative country. No amount of pressure from the US will change that. I don't like the US meddling in Nigeria internal affairs. Nigeria doesn't meddle in American affairs. If the US are the champions of Gay rights, why are you not putting pressure on Saudi Arabia,... More
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0users disliked this commentMichael O • 1 hour 51 minutes ago Report Abuse
Good but still an Senate pass law for Undersage sex
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1users disliked this commentDorrell • 44 minutes ago Report Abuse
Nigeria's new president warned that the U.S. refusal to sell his country strategic weapons is "aiding and abetting" the Islamic extremist group.

Is Obama an Islamist?

Refuses to sell weapons to the Kurds; refuses to sell weapons to Buhari; withheld weapons from Egypt; refused to sell new jets to Israel; Iraq tried to get fighters from America, nope, ended up getting some from Russia. Kurds end up getting some weapons from IraN & Syria.

When we have airstrikes, a few kills, but reports like 20 airstrikes, 10 killed? Woopee do!

Pilots complain, I have enemy in sight, then is told, bills, you can not take out. Reporters report, I was with Iraqi army, ready to fight, but no air support, told to retreat.

As. Gomer Pyle would say, gol....lee!


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1users disliked this commentdeepwater • 1 hour 31 minutes ago Report Abuse
This is a typical Nigerian response to anything that might be construed as critism to their wonderful country: blame someone else. The fact that Nigeria is one of the most corrupt countries on earth has nothing to do with the fact that their army is so badly supplied, motivated, and lacks the will... More


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1users disliked this commentPeter • 48 minutes ago Report Abuse
AMERICA-UK EU = ZIONISTS SLAVE COLONIES
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A-HOLED ON A BIBLICAL SCALE... More


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1users disliked this commentOLIVER • 1 hour 36 minutes ago Report Abuse
Nigeria should look to the east for salvation before it is too late if its citizens are going to be saved from ruthless killing by idiots. Forget the Amnesty International and its pupetted home-grown human rights advocates who are out for cheap popularity and not for the salvation of the Nigerian... More


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1users disliked this commentWoodrow • 1 hour 29 minutes ago Report Abuse
I look at it this way if the west and/or the U S won't sell strategic weapons to help kill Islamic extremist, is probably do to the fact that Obama is a muslim himself. Yes, I would say indirectly he (Obama) is aiding and abetting. Nigeria needs to start buying weapons from China and/or Russia... More


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1users disliked this commentLEFTY • 5 hours ago Report Abuse
Buhari is the former military strongman who took over Nigeria in a military coup circa December 1983 . It is impossible to believe he doesn't have contacts in various other countries for a source of weaponry . This is simply another cry me a river blame game to manipulate America into helping him do what he should have the courage to do on his own . He wants free weapons - foreign aid and American "advisors" to do his dirty work for him . This game is as old as recorded history and unfortunately , the U.S. has fallen for this ploy too many times .
Word gets around .


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1users disliked this commentOggggggggggg • 5 hours ago Report Abuse
Buhari it is time to move on. Do what is best for Nigeria. Build on the relationship that have already been created. We can buy weapons from other countries. We can get training from other countries. I think Obama is miss using the Leahy Law. To my understand, the Leahy law is not a permanent arms embargo. Once the violations are addressed, the restrictions are lifted. Nigeria has taken measures to address human rights violations by soldiers. Also the Leahy law only applies to tax payers funding of military aid to other countries. It doesn't say anything about arm sales. The Nigeria government is trying to buy the military hardware. The refusal of the sale of weapons to Nigeria is a good thing. We can buy weapons from other countries without any strings attached. We maintain the sovereignty integrity of our country. President Buhari please come to your senses, do what is best for Nigeria. Stand up for Nigeria and the African continent, not for other interests.


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its is obviously the beauty of this lady that is making osho baba to be saying anything he likes.

I wish fayose the best in all his endeavour. at least he can speak his mind everybody knows whose side he is . not all these fools and gays. they go to Abuja to PDP. they come back to the north to say APC. FAYOSE, I RESPECT YOU FOR DAT