Racoon: My friend keep let us hear word. Here is a picture of Lagos before Tinubu came to fill it with agberoes and all manners of vain anti-social elements.
The only legacy Tinubu bequeathed to Lagos is the bogus pension entitlements to fund his ostentatious lifestyles, institutional corruption, personisation of government, institution of multiple strata of anti-social miscreants that have ended making the city a hellhole for it inhabitants.
I was very CLEAR in my earlier submission here.
You are obviously ranting as usual. I've been a veteran member of NL since 2005 and ever since I started noticing your moniker here on NL, it has been one form of narcissism after the other in your posts. Are you incapable of engaging in a rational convo without throwing propaganda, defamation and insults?
You know nothing about that state called Lagos. It was this same President Tinubu that increased the IGR of Lagos to the stellar heights of what it today with subsequent Governors building on the IGR.
Even the man (Dapo Apara) who out of anger had a squabble over the ownership of AlphaBeta has apologized to Tinubu for saying untrue things about him, and even campaigned for him during the run-up leading to the Presidential elections.
The judgement docketed on July 26, 1993, and certified by Thomas O. Burton, the clerk of the court, indicted Tinubu for heroin trafficking in the state of Illinois through a proxy organisation owned by Adegboyega Mueez Akande and subsequently forfeited the proceeds of the crime to the U.S. government.
The funds, which were held by First Heritage Bank and Citibank in trust for Tinubu, the presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC), were forfeited to the U.S. government for being proceeds of drug-related offences.
If you think Tinubu is not a convicted drug baron, go to court!
All the verbal gymnastics here have long been decided in the court of law. If he was indicted, then he would have been in jail but he wasn't. This should be enough to comprehend, and even during the fight against Military rule in the 1990s, Tinubu fought hard with others for democracy and he housed in his Chicago, Illinois, mansion residence a lot of those Nigerian activists who fled into exile after assassination threats were made against them by the Military killer squads led by Al-Mustapha and Sergeant Rogers.
The U.S. doesn't take nonsense when it comes to drug trafficking. The fact that an article appears in a newspaper online or offline doesn't mean the article contains specifics or facts. Many newspapers have been known to issue apologies for publishing misleading information and retracted their original publications.
Racoon: And the same Lagos is the current 4th worst unliveable city in the world?
This is due to the massive influx of people from all over Nigeria and West Africa thereby putting pressure on available land space, (which is even smaller than Anambra). Lagos is quite enervating and bursting at the seams especially with more migrants seeking protection from the insecurity situations in the North and South East.
With decentralized governance, a Delta State indigene for example doesn't need to come and hustle for employment in Lagos, PH, Abuja, etc, but can stay back in his or her state once the inefficiencies in resource allocation and utilisation are addressed.
A place like Lagos should only be for holidaying, or wrapping up business deals then driving or flying back to base in other states.
More than 95 percent of the landmass of Lagos State of today was carved out of what is now called Ogun State which was then part of Old Western Region. Ikeja, Ilupeju, Ikorodu, Epe, Ibeju Lekki, Isolo, Mushin, Agege, Ojo, Badagry, Iganmu, etc, were all towns located in the Old Western Region before being carved out and merged with Lagos Island (the former capital from 1914 to 1991) to form the new state.
Lagos State was originally created along with 11 other states on May 27, 1967 for the indigenes by General Yakubu Gowon by carving out lands from the Ijebu people and Awori people. This is why Ijebuland and Aworiland straddle both sides of the Lagos and Ogun States boundaries.
With a controlled population, Lagos State will continue to maintain the lead as the 5th largest economy in Africa since 1999 after Bola Tinubu first came on board.
Indeed... A very true and insightful video of Lagos State back in the day as of 1999. The brutal Military rule did a lot of damage to the human psyche and economic development simply got arrested due to Military corruption from the mid-1980s.
The then Governor Bola Tinubu now President Bola Tinubu had to start upgrading Lagos State again from the decayed infrastructure with the technocrats he brought into goverment (with former Governor Babatunde Fashola as his Chief-of-Staff). More certainly has to be done to transform the entire Nigerian landscape for the benefit of all.
OldBeer: Chef Prince Temitope Adebayo popularly known as Tope Maggie from Ogbomoso is warming up to cook for 140hours 20mins.. His attempt date is in November 2023 in Ibadan, watch out.
I have read the full 2008 article from Sahara Reporters weblink and the article says:
"Tinubu "MAY" have been involved in... NOT Tinubu WAS involved in..."
Excerpts below: Facts have emerged that the erstwhile Governor of Lagos state, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu MAY have been involved in a white heroin trafficking network which operated in Chicago and some parts of Indiana and led by one Adegboyega Mueez Akande between 1988 and 1993.
If you read very well the last 2 paragraphs of that 2008 article from Sahara Reporters, it confirms what I originally told you that the U.S. authorities returned over $1 million back to Bola Tinubu's accounts in 1993 because it was legit money.
If Tinubu was a drug baron like you and others have been saying here on NL and other online platforms in a criminally defamatory way, the U.S. would have long jailed him since 1993 because the U.S. has zero-tolerance for all these crazy drug traffickers and drug barons. Period!
7lives: They are all activists. When most politicians were in bed with the military, Ken Saro Wiwa, Asari, Pa Alfred Rewani, Ibru, Enahoro, and their SW brothers were slugging it out, with the military.
Ben Akabueze, Arthur Nwankwo of the Eastern mandate union, Chukwuemeka Ezeife are the visible activists from the East.
Col Umar Dangiwa, Balarabe Musa and Shehu Sanni were the visible ones from the North.
Tell Magazine, News magazine and Newswatch magazine were our guerilla publishers, na dem dey update us.
Abacha did us strong thing, but we did not give up.
Seeing all these people at the corridor of power today, is a poetic justice. You cannot effect any change until you " enter the place ". It's been a hard knock all these years, abeg make them flex small.
And may the Lord rest the souls of the departed, especially late Ken Saro Wiwa, who was hanged, and late Pa Alfred Rewane who was brutally murdered by Abacha's hitman, sgt. Rogers So many lives were needlessly lost, we've come this far, this country MUST get better. God bless Nigeria.
Everything you wrote up there is the absolute truth! The younger folks here do not realize that even Senator Shehu Sani was sent to prison as a pro-democracy activist under military rule back in the 1990s and there is a camaraderie among all of them as of today.
'Femi Falana, SAN, another true pro-democracy warrior had even gone to see President Bola Tinubu at Aso Rock to offer some advice early this month. I remember that even the Onitsha-born Olisa Agbakogba, SAN, was also in the pro-democracy trenches.
The sacrifices of Bayo Onanuga, Dele Alake, and other guerilla journalists will never be forgotten by those of us who witnessed the insidious era of military dictatorship. Bagauda Kaltho too was killed by the brutal Abacha dictatorship. The former Governor Kayode Fayemi indicated in his book that he was the first Director of Radio Kudirat which was broadcasting secretly back in the 1990s after the killing of Ken Saro-Wiwa from the headquarters of the British Broadcasting Corporation, Bush House, in London. Abacha's goons kept on looking for the location of the transmitters but could not find them.
You will be picked up soon for your relentless criminal defamation of character against 'Bola Tinubu (a US-trained accountant and former ExxonMobil technocrat) on NL and other platforms by the intelligence agencies since you have failed to receive common sense!
Even the U.S. goverment through the legal team at the U.S. Embassy has long ago (as of 2003) clarified through an official press release that the now President Tinubu is NOT a drug baron, but you and your ethnically bigoted ilk have persisted in spreading this fake news and insidious propaganda because that is what you wish to have happened.
The U.S. Federal authorities even returned most of the money in Tinubu's bank accounts to him following the conclusion of investigations in 1993 in the United States. Tinubu even visits the US every year with his private jet, so what is your problem that you have failed to comprehend with your brain cells?
OldBeer: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in a bi-lateral meeting with the President of Swiss Confederation, Alain Berset, on the sideline of the summit on A New Financing Pact in Paris, France, on Friday.
That's awesome. He's a finance professional so he should be able to navigate the world of international politics and finance.
Foufou... blood, leaves, flowers, tree barks, stones, beach sand or any other media can be used to create intense works of art, but preservation becomes an issue with this one because it will biodegrade.
A Nigerian lady has narrated how she got blocked by a guy she tried asking out.
@Pretty_Vikkii who shared the pickup line she used, concluded her tweet by stating that some “Nigerian guys deserve to be single till eternity".
She tweeted;
"Omo, I entered this guy Dm with a mad pickup line like "Guy, are you a school bus. Cause I see my children in you" The werey con block me, some of these Nigerian guys deserve to be single till eternity"
deji17: Also, there is a procedure for renouncing Nigerian citizenship of which the President must approve.
Then Hundeyin assignment is not complete until he produce the document and name of the Nigeria President that approves the renunciation. Lazy People (LP)
Indeed @deji17,
You're doing very well here on this thread.
As it stands, this David Hundeyin is just a wannabe journalist who will never achieve the stellar heights that the great Edo-born 'Dele Giwa and other folks reached back in the day... the glorious era of succinct guerilla journalism. I decoded a long time ago that this "boy" and his gang exhibit a lot of pure narcissism and nuisance in order to attract attention to themselves.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Prince Obafemi Hamzat [whose father was an Oba or king, and was also the former Lagos Commissioner of Works when the defunct Lagos Metroline project was conceived during the Lagos State Governor Abdulateef Jakande era from 1979 to 1983] will finish their final 4-year-term of office. Period.
What is dual citizenship? Dual citizenship —or dual nationality— is when you are a citizen of two different countries at the same time. In the context of the U.S., it means you’re both a U.S. citizen and a citizen of another country. Not every country allows dual citizenship, and the rules vary among those that do.
Does the United States allow dual citizenship? Yes, the U.S. allows dual citizenship by default. The government does not require naturalized U.S. citizens to give up their citizenship in their country of origin. Although the Oath of Allegiance to the United States speaks of renouncing “allegiance and fidelity” to other nations, U.S. immigration law does not explicitly address the topic of dual citizenship.
The best summarization of the U.S. government’s position on dual citizenship lies in a U.S. Supreme Court opinion, which explains that “a person may have and exercise rights of nationality in two countries and be subject to the responsibilities of both.” The U.S. Department of State also has a more technical discussion of dual citizenship.
This post from the official U.S. government website sums it all up and some headless chickens are just making fools of themselves running around and around. A lot of these young people don't read to comprehend anymore.
The level of illiteracy and semi-literacy on exhibition here on this NL thread and elsewhere online with reference to the Prince Obafemi Hamzat U.S. citizenship topic is truly disgraceful and annoying!
seunmsg: The Hamzat naturalization argument is mere distraction and empty noise. That a Nigerian whose citizenship is by birth cannot lose the rights of a citizen is a settled case. Funny enough, the precedent was even in a case involving LP.
LABOUR PARTY & ORS v. ISHOLA & ORS (2014) LPELR-24386(CA)
“… when a Nigerian by Naturalisation or Registration acquires the citizenship of another country he loses his right as a naturalized Nigeria. Such a person would not be able to contest any election into any elative office in Nigeria. However, a Nigerian by birth who thereafter acquires the citizenship of another country i.e. America as in the instant case does not lose his right to vie for any elective office in Nigeria being a citizen by birth and not by naturalization or registration.” Per, MUDASHIRU NASIRU ONIYANGI ,J.C.A ( Pp. 18-23, paras. F-A )
The leadership of Lagos state and Nigeria will never ever be allowed to slip into the hands of incompetent, hate filled and divisive characters that make up the Labour Party. Never!
Nicely put. This sums it all up!
That so-called immigration lawyer and the asshole called David Hundeyin deserve two red-hot, brain recalibrating slaps tbh.
Samantha124: This is the issue I have, I find myself being emotionally attached to my nephews and nieces.. I think them and I have this special bond to a point that most of them also feel comfortable opening up to me.
This past weekend my nephew was taken to an initiation school, I just had to travel all the way from Durban to Polokwane just to see him before he leaves... The last time I left home the relationship between me and my mom wasn't going so well, but my father managed to talk to me and asked that I forgive her even though it's not easy... I was able to put everything aside for the sake of my nephew because I wanted to see him before he leaves for the initiation school.
Those who may wonder what an initiation school is, it's a cultural school whereby kids who are about to enter puberty, or are already in puberty are taken in order to be taught cultural virtues and principles of transitioning from childhood to teenhood.
His mother brought him to the family house on Saturday afternoon, I spent the entire afternoon gisting with him and he was nervous about the whole thing of going to an initiation school... I had to calm him down.. They were already late because other kids had left with their guardians to the mountains in the morning... My mother then called the royal house to make some inquiries and she was told that they could bring the child the following morning which was Sunday.
The following morning my parents and my sister along with my nephew left for the royal house in the village, the boy's father met them there and from there, the boy and the father were taken to the mountains, where the boy will stay with the others for four weeks.
The father just wanted to drop his son in the mountains and leave afterwards, but he was told that he must be around for at least 2 days to make sure that his son is well settled.
It was so difficult seeing him leave and I couldn't hold my tears, he's just so adorable and I sometimes wonder if he'll be able cope with the living conditions in the mountains for four weeks.
I remembered of how he talked about wanting a PlayStation when he visited the family house back in December, so I bought a PlayStation 5 for him as his graduation gift from the initiation school, they'll be having a party at his home when he returns, but I won't be able to go because of the protection order I have against his father... I gave the gift to my sister for her to give it to him.
The relationship between his father and I may not be good, but I love the boy so much like he's my own.
My other brother in law has also talked of how his children look up to me...
So I'd like to know if you guys have also found yourself emotionally attached to your siblings' children.
Hi there baby lawyer! Interesting... A Sepedi initiation ceremony... Are you from a royal family?
Second, Samantha, it's quite natural... Moreover as a female, you've got maternal instincts in you. Most of all, you practically saw them grow from childbirth right up to this moment. I'm certain you'll make a great and intentional mum.
For me as a man, my younger sister's son was smart for his age and also handsome as a kid. So, I just naturally liked him like he was my own biological son as well. He also played those teenage rebellions as well from above the age of 16 years... it certainly had to do with the raging hormones in the teenage years. I had to talk to him to keep him in check... Now, he's about to leave the teenage years and move to the next phase in life.
I have reservations about this planned move because the Rivers election results are in contention and hazy.
Rotimi Amaechi will definitely move to the Labor Party... It is a sad thing though that the two prominent Ikwerre sons, Wike and Rotimi will not be able to work together within the same political party.
I wish someone who is very influencial could bring both of them together so that peace can reign. It is rather shameful that the two formerly close kinsmen do NOT see eye-to-eye especially after the killing of Rotimi Amaechi's uncle and other prominent Rivers APC supporters by suspected PDP goons during the later part of the GEJ administration. I remember reading how the Rivers PDP guys eliminated a lot of APC folks and till today, the haven't got justice!
There's something insidious about this dude's killing by the security forces though he definitely has been involved in commiting infractions prior to his neutralization yesterday.
AntiMarxist: The deeper you descend the more the weight of water bearing on you .
Say you descend down 12,000ft(3,600m) you have the equivalent weight of 3,600 meter cube volume of water . Multiply that volume by specific mass of water which is 1kg per cubic meter , then you have a force of 36,000N.
This is approximately 380 times the atmospheric pressure you feel at mean sea level.
All that force and weight will crush and shrink a human.
The largest known diving living thing is the sperm whale which have been recorded in dive depths down to 4,000ft (1,200m). Scientists don't know how Sperm whales can do this.
Now imagine you have a 30inch thick but hollow sphere with a total internal volume of 30 cubic centimeters and you send it down such a depth but allow for a very microscopic opening .
Do you know what will happen ? All that pressure will force air through that tiny opening and when you bring it to the surface quickly all that water will jet out faster than a jet engine exhaust.
Submarine diving is extremely dangerous .
There are so many things that can go wrong.
To make matters worse, this sub was not made from solid thick industrial grade steel but from carbon fibre with a thin sheet of titanium.
The sub is even welded shut at the surface after the passengers are in before diving.
Now imagine if the welder doesn't make a perfect weld and you have a 1 mm gap in the weld .
That is enough space to have water at such depths rush in and crush the sub.
That small gap can see the sub filled with water in less than a nanosecond .
Only a suicidal maniac or a fool will pay money to go along and pay good money to enter that death trap.
All these at a journey of two hours below the ocean surface.
Faithdamy: In a devastating turn of events, OceanGate Inc., the expedition company behind the ill-fated mission, announced on Thursday that the five passengers aboard the submersible attempting to explore the Titanic wreckage have lost their lives.
The company, in a somber statement, expressed their deep sorrow, referring to the victims as “true explorers who shared a distinct spirit of adventure and a deep passion for exploring and protecting the world’s oceans.”
The confirmation of the passengers’ deaths follows the discovery of a debris field near the site of the Titanic’s wreckage earlier on Thursday. Upon spotting the debris, experts swiftly commenced their evaluation, and a friend of two of the missing men claimed that the found items resembled a landing frame and the rear cover of the ill-fated vessel.
The 22-foot-long submersible, named Titan, was initially reported missing by OceanGate Expeditions, its parent company, on Sunday evening. The organization had lost communication with the deep-sea voyagers a few hours into their descent and notified authorities when the submersible failed to resurface at the scheduled time.
Since the distress call, both the U.S. Coast Guard and Canadian officials have been engaged in an extensive search and rescue operation, deploying various teams and equipment in the hopes of locating the Titan and its occupants. Among the passengers was OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, who was reported to have been piloting the submersible during this particular mission.
This tragic incident serves as a grim reminder of the inherent risks associated with deep-sea exploration and highlights the bravery and dedication of those who strive to uncover the mysteries of the ocean depths.
The loss of these adventurous souls is mourned by the expedition company, their loved ones, and the wider exploration community.
wonlasewonimi: What right has he got to carry assault weapons and even show them off online? is that criminal enough for you?
@wonlasewonimi,
I saw that video that was posted here on NL of some of Asari Dokubo's close lieutenants carrying assault weapons like you said, and further investigations show that the video is relatively old. But then, the legit security folks have to keep a steady surveillance of the movement of these weapons so they are not used to further fuel violence.
If you remember full well, Asari Dokubo was one of those who got pipeline security contracts under former President Jonathan's government towards the end of that administration (along with Tompolo, Ralph Uwazurike of Massob and the Dr. Frederick Faseun faction of OPC) in order to get more electoral votes.
These crude oil pipeline security contracts made these men to become instant Naira billionaires and it enabled Asari to even build a Uni in Benin Republic. If you observe, even the Ibo-secessionist Massob leader called Ralph Uwazurike has reduced his secessionist agitations for years now, and it is his former boys like Kanu who was grabbed by Nigerian Intel from Kenya that are still barking up a tree... Lol...
So, I'm not surprised that Asari's bodyguards wielded assault weapons because of those pipeline contracts (and they could even have been the leftovers of the weapons that should have been surrendered during the amnesty program started by former President Yar' Adua).
praxs: Jaafar Jaafar from Kano State is the Editor-in-Chief of Daily Nigerian. He spoke to FRIDAY OLOKOR on the forces against the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, among others
You recently disclosed that some people in the Presidency were working against the ambition of Bola to be President. Who are these?
You see, I only talked about the key prominent voices and the power Sabiu Tunde wields, we can say that he is the major element against Tinubu’s presidency. He is on the President’s side and has so much power in the Presidency such that he can influence so many things much more than anyone else. I believe (Governor Nasir) El-Rufai does not want to give so much importance to a ‘small boy’. That’s why he didn’t actually mention the name. Sani Zangon Daura, he’s very close to the President also as I have said in that tweet; he influences a lot of things also, but suddenly he was seen going about campaigning for Atiku Abubakar; I think he was even in Jigawa State a couple of weeks ago to campaign for Atiku. It was so open that he is not hiding his choice.
Why are these people from the same party against Tinubu?
It is very baffling. At the initial stage, Tinubu was not their preferred candidate; they planned to impose Senator Ahmed Lawan and that plan failed. So, after the plan failed, they became aggrieved even after Tinubu emerged victorious; he didn’t get much support from them. Ahmed Lawan was their preferred candidate.
Is Tinubu’s problem like the biblical case of the hands of Esau, but the voice of Jacob? In essence, is Ahmed Lawan the person behind Tinubu’s problem?
No, I can’t say Ahmed Lawan really has a hand in this; I doubt it because even in the Villa, he does not wield as much influence as Tunde. In fact, he is among those kicking against Godwin Emefiele’s naira swap policy. It was very clear because he was fuming over the failure of the Presidency to involve the National Assembly in the decision before the President approved the naira redesign. So, Ahmed Lawan is not part of it.
There are some that are still not with Tinubu; it is clear that the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice (Abubakar Malami SAN) did not involve himself in the campaign and you can also see people like Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, who is clearly not supporting the ticket. He did not come out to say it publicly, but he is clearly not supporting it. Somebody very close to him was even telling me that as a devout Catholic, he cannot support the Muslim-Muslim ticket; probably, that is his reason for not supporting Tinubu.
In essence, it’s not only the North that is against Tinubu?
You see, northern governors are the ones supporting Tinubu, especially the APC governors. For instance, Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano and El-Rufai are all clearly coming out to support their candidate. For me, I’m not saying I’m supporting Atiku, Musa Rabiu Kwankwaso, Peter Obi or Tinubu. I’m only analysing the situation based on the reality on the ground. The major problem Tinubu’s presidency will create is that the North is treacherous. Once Tinubu fails, the North will be seen as a region that does not honour agreements because there is a written agreement that after Buhari finishes, Tinubu will take over, that power will shift to the South, particularly the South-West.
So if Tinubu fails, the North will be seen as saboteurs. Other regions will be eating with the North with long spoons; they will think that any political agreement reached with the North, at the end of the day, will betray you. As a northerner, I may not like the North to be seen in that way. Tinubu should understand that it is not the entire North that is against him. At least, the northern governors have rallied around him. If the people of the North do not want him, at least, he should not see that as a northern conspiracy against the South. It is not like that.
But if you go to the ground, particularly with the introduction of this policy that created the cash squeeze at the grassroots, it is really biting hard on the APC, the North and everywhere. So for the APC, technically by the introduction of this monetary policy, the election momentum has drastically fallen. Probably, the President did not do it by design, but Emefiele was one of the contestants (for that position of the APC presidential candidate) although he did not openly come out. But reading in-between the lines, he was interested. And when he realised that the ticket might not fly, he abandoned the aspiration and went back to his seat and decided to hit back at them; that’s a payback time. That’s a big problem. He got hints that logistics had been moved to states in preparation for the election; then, he introduced this naira swap policy and squeezed the time and availability of the naira.
It is not easy on Nigerians, politicians and the economy, everybody is suffering. This is actually what is happening. It is as if is trying to get at Tinubu, and Buhari wants to also think that doing this is a legacy of anti-corruption fight and holy by half. This is the same person that refused to sign the 2018 Electoral Act because it would not have favoured him in the 2019 election and eventually the President refused to sign the law because the law made election rigging almost impossible that time.
So if he actually meant well for the nation, he should have done that; that is why it is reasonable for one to infer that the President is against Tinubu because he refused to sign the Electoral Act that would have affected his election in 2019 and now he is approving policies that may jeopardise certain chances to win elections. If we had a three-term presidency in our constitution, do you think the President would introduce these biting policies on the eve of the election? He will not do that. If Emefiele is the one contesting, will he sit and see his successor introduce a policy that may stop his chances at the election? He will not.
So, that is why you can say that it is politically motivated; it may be good in the long run, but at the moment, it is making the naira scarce; letting people suffer all in the name of political agenda is wrong. It is good to have an election that is free from vote-buying, but with the way our people are suffering, they should find new ways of stopping vote-buying.
Bump.
Insightful... Jaafar Jaafar from Kano said all these. The game of chess in politics.
wonlasewonimi: the agbado dotards do not see how wrong this is; they are interpreting it as loyalty....how silly can people be?
@wonlasewonimi,
I have a contrarian view here. There's nothing wrong in a President Tinubu bringing everybody onboard [including those who fought an unjust system back in the day that has now led to the destruction of the Niger Delta environment and the economic emasculation of the local people by the oil majors].
Nelson Mandela, Thabo Mbeki, Walter Sisulu, and the rest of the ANC, etc, were all militant freedom fighters against the insidious political system called apartheid and got hounded. Mandela came out of prison and became the first post-apartheid South African President back in the early 1990s.
The great Ogoni activists Ken Saro-Wiwa, Ledum Mitee, right up to the rise of the Ijaw, Bonny-born Asari Dokubo, and more, all became militant because of the environmental destruction of the Niger Delta lands and waters by the oil majors since the days of brutal military rule that some of us witnessed.
Besides, former President Yar' Adua gave amnesty to all the Niger Delta militants in order to bring peace, so NO need to demonize Asari Dokubo here. If he commits a serious crime from here on out, then he or anyone would have to face justice in the court of law.