Friday 29 April 2011

Niger Delta Militants Demand the arrest & Trial of Buhari, Babangida, Gusau, Others


 
        Thursday, 28 April 2011 19:39
                                                
 NOW THAT ELECTIONS ARE OVER
We suspended our armed campaign for the independence of the Niger Delta when we discovered that General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida and his co-travellers in the Northern Political Leaders Forum (NPLF)

Thursday 28 April 2011

Eye Witness Accounts on Aiks Death (Nigerian youth corper)

picture of late corper

 
 
 
 
 
on Tuesday, April 26, 2011 at 7:37am
My husband just came back from the meeting and he has briefed me what really happened since there was a witness who was with Aik.

Wednesday 27 April 2011

It is sad to think that you really can not run to the police

 
 
 
 
Gregory Chukwueme
 It is sad to think that you really can not run to the police "Your Friend" when the need arises; then who do you run to? who stands up for you? when those who have sworn oaths to defend the territorial integrity, human life and property of this nation end up as effigy's of that very statute that they swear allegiance to. My deepest condolences for the families of the Youth Corp members that were slayed in active service of a country that failed to recognize them.

Nigeria police

Anne Damisa




I commend your effort! Nigerian Police needs to be exposed! It is sad that the government is not doing anything to stop them! First they need to scrap them as a federal body and let each state form their force.

Police arrest goat accused of armed robbery





Veralyne Enyia








Police in Nigeria are holding a goat on suspicion of attempted armed robbery

POLICE IS YOUR FRIEND???????????

       veralyne Enyia 
Is it possible we speak with one voice? Maybe not as Nigerians, but as humans with morals and the fear of God almighty. I am a Christian by faith and my religion teaches to be my brother’s keeper and i can’t speak for any other faith. Do we have to wait until its our immediate family before we stand up for the youth corpers massacred like sacred cows all in the name of serving their country?
These slayed corpers were someone’s brother, sister, aunt, uncle, so, daughter, nephew or niece. Imagine they were one of yours; will you sit and shrug your shoulders like it was a chicken? Pathetic of all, one was actually burnt at a police station; imagine stumbling across this,   POLICE IS YOUR FRIEND??????????? 


I couldn’t help but take a photo. Are you kidding me, Nigerian police, what a death trap? I advice, for your safety and that of others, beware of Nigerian police and flee when you see them in their demonic black uniforms, you must be totally insane to give them any credit at all as they have only perfected their art of begging, extortion and sometimes murder of innocent victims.
It is so touching to learn that one of the slayed youth corpers actually washed dishes to put himself through school, can you imagine after going through such pains and end up DEAD in your own country?
With due respect to Mr. President, the National security adviser (NSA), Inspector General of Police (IG), State Security Service chief (SSS) and the chief National intelligence Agency (NIA)? Should be fired as they have failed the nation. We will not accept any excuses or anything less, we are sick of mushroom investigation panels that crop up with no results what so ever. This calls for action, and so be it.   

Please who is SATANIC ARE THEY FOR REAL???????


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Abby Ojo
 
Call for Buhari’s arrest satanic – CPC.. Presidential candidate of the CPC, General Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, described the call for his arrest and prosecution by Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, president, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, as satanic....
Please who is SATANIC ARE THEY FOR REAL???????..So how about those innocent youth corpers, children and adults who died????? In Jesus name may JUSTICE PREVAIL FOR THOSE INNOCENT BLOODS THAT IS FLOWING UP NORTH!

Monday 25 April 2011

 
 
 
 
Lesley Gene Agams
 
shudders to hear the Nigeria Police Force PRO saying people awaiting trial have been found to have committed a crime. Sir, they are waiting for a trial to establish if they committed a crime

Opposition kicks against massive deployment of soldiers








Abby Ojo  

"Polls: Opposition kicks against massive deployment of soldiers"... They better kick until can kick no more, selfish insensitive things! How many innocent lives are going to be lost because of some incompetent POLITICAL PARTIES'S SUPPORTERS CAUSING MAYHEM?? Infact not only soldiers should be deployed but all SECURITY AGENTS IN NIGERIA SHOULD BE ON CALL..BUNCH OF KNUCKLEHEADS!

‎"Blame Obasanjo, PDP for violence in the North"

            Abby Ojo
 
‎"Blame Obasanjo, PDP for violence in the North" — CPC...Kai!lol.. So was OBJ in the North campaigning as a presidential candidate this April 09th 2011 and started the riot why blame baba OBJ for this?..Please why can't BUHARI and CPC eat humble pie by saying SORRY to the victims families? Now please whose PICTURE IS THIS RIOTER HOLD...ING OBASANJO OR BUHARI'S PICTURE?
The Congress for Progressive Change has said a former president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, should be blamed for the post-electoral violence that has bedevilled northern Nigeria since after the presidential election.
                                                        By Ozioma Ubabukoh

ONE NIGERIA

 
 
 
 
‎"President Goodluck Jonathan Sunday declared that with his victory, Nigeria is now on the march towards greatness and urged stakeholders to join the government to rebuild Nigeria, saying that Nigeria shall be great again"....Amen in Jesus name it shall be so..Hausa,Ibo,Yoruba and other tribes shall be in peace again with one another because we are ONE NIGERIA irrespective of whether MUSLIM OR CHRISTIANS! Shikena..lol

PLEASE, if you love Nigeria, read what Sanusi has to say

Ineteresting point of view
 
Please if you write a silly book,  don’t invite Sanusi Lamido Sanusi to make a presentation. I guess Olaniwun Ajayi has learnt from this.  Sanusi faults Olaniwun Ajayi on Northern domination. The Central Bank Governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, surprised gues...ts present at the Muson Centre for the launching of the book of Sir Olaniwun Ajayi at the Muson Centre in Lagos. The book titled: ” Nigeria , Africa ‘s failed asset?” attracted many important dignitaries, intellectuals and some governors. The argument by discussants centered on whether or not the colonial masters laid the foundation for the problems Nigeria is currently facing. Many argued that the British loved the North and that was why it gave more than 50 percent of the National Assembly seats to the North at independence.
Sanusi, however, stole the show when he spoke. His speech was anchored on the plank that the British and Nigerian rulers are responsible for the state of the situation Nigeria finds itself today. 
Below is his unedited speech.   “Let me start by saying that I am Fulani (laughter). My grandfather was an

Saturday 23 April 2011

Group sues Buhari for "urging the masses to protect their votes"







Lesley Gene Agams
 
"Protect your vote" was not the problem, the people calling on voters to 'Protect' did not consider that the youth do not have skills for non violent protest. We must start teaching our young people how to protest and 'protect' non violently. During the American civil rights movement MLK and his supporters held extensive non violence training for the young protesters
If you read The Punch of today, April 23, you will find that non-natives in Kano say they may be suing Buhari and Shekarau, the Kano State governor, for inciting violence by urging “the masses to protect their votes”.   Having suffered terrible losses in ...the post-election riots up north, 

Violent reaction if the PDP wins






Lesley Gene Agams
Buhari, IBB, Atiku & several other northern leaders threatened there would be a violent reaction if the PDP which reneged on the zoning agreement won with jonathan as its candidate. This has been in the media since before the PDP primaries.... Are we surprised? After the Egypt uprising Buhari warned there could be an uprising like that here. I did not believe then he was speaking figuratively. Unfortunately, the protesters in the Egypt and Tunisia were more educated than the protesters in the north Nigeria and that is a key difference of course. No one can argue with their right to protest but they are obviously not capable of the peaceful and organized protests that succeeded. There current form of protest will lead to nothing good for the country and if there is a civil war i do not think international support will be overwhelmingly on their side. I am no fan of the PDP but do we really want to risk a war & anarchy just to get rid of them?

National interest above personal ambition




It will be recalled that in the first week of March 2011, General Buhari advised his supporters to “lynch” anybody who tries to rig the April polls. In his words: “you should never leave polling centres until votes are counted and the winner declared and you should lynch anybody  that tries to tinker with the votes.”

To leaders, election violence in north Nigeria after election an echo of bloody run-up to war

KAFANCHAN, Nigeria — Whole sections of towns are burned out, the smell of rot is in the air, and people are escaping with whatever they can carry across the rural lands that separate Nigeria's Christian south and Muslim north.
The religious rioting that swept Africa's most populous nation days after its presidential election likely killed hundreds of people, though government officials remain hesitant to offer death tolls for fear of sparking more violence.

Friday 22 April 2011

mediators Imam Mohammed Ashafa and pastor James Wuye talk about the rioting in northern Nigeria

In Kaduna, just two hours' drive to the north of Abuja, the Reverend James Wuye and Imam Muhammad Ashafa are having a conversation. Because one is a Christian, and the other Muslim, they cannot travel to meet each other in a city where military roadblocks separate the two communities and a night-time curfew has been imposed.
So the reverend and the imam are talking together on the phone, linked up in a BBC interview.
They know better than most the enormous gulf that lies between the Muslim and Christian communities in Kaduna.
In their younger days, they led opposing militia groups during the sectarian violence that engulfed the region in the 1990s.
Today they are peacemakers bridging that same divide and are more aware than anyone of the dangers posed by the latest eruption of violence across the north.

Life is not a dress rehearsal

Ibinabo Fiberesima

Life is not a dress rehearsal. We have one chance to love, one chance to truly live.One chance to write the story of our lives! I believe that all of us have one chance to make a difference.1 Corinthians 9:24 says that all the runners run, but only one gets the prize. lets use our chance to heal the world, help somebody, save a soul. hug somebody and tell him/her that u love them.lets love no chance fo hate!

Religion 'hijacked'


Christian communities have been targeted and churches burned, but Imam Ashafa says the latest violence is first and foremost political.
"Religion has been hijacked as just one of the major instruments used and abused by politicians," he says.
"Religion is a tool used by those politicians, particularly if they are losing, in order to win favour by harnessing the passion of religion so deeply felt in our society."
Mr Wuye accepts that, on different occasions, politicians on both sides of the religious divide are to blame and calls those who orchestrate the violence "conflict entrepreneurs".
Both men have striven for the past two decades to bring down the wall of mistrust between the two communities.
But has it all been in vain? Does this latest flare-up of violence not demonstrate that Muslims and Christians in Kaduna are as far apart as they ever were?
No, there is progress, says Imam Ashafa, but "the sooner we stop this negative propaganda that this is all about religion", and tackle the political causes behind it, "the sooner both sides can live in peace the better".

Wednesday 20 April 2011

Northerners in Onitsha Flee to Asaba, Army Barracks

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Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State
20 Apr 2011

Nigerians of Northern extraction resident in Onitsha and Awka, Anambra State commercial and administrative cities Tuesday fled to Asaba, the neigbhouring Delta State capital for safety as rumours of reprisal attacks following the post presidential election riots in some northern cities of Kano, Bauchi and Kaduna in which people of eastern extraction resident in these cities were feared to have fallen victims.
A great many of them also took refuge at the 302 field artillery regiment in Onitsha.
The northerners most of who are engaged in menial jobs as security guards, shoe shinners, petty street provision shop owners deserted their business Tuesday and went into hiding for fear of retaliation attack by some equally unguided elements in the state.
 Checks also showed that police men in the state also helped some of the notherners to escape to the artillery regiment barracks.  The Onitsha central mosque at Bida street near Onitsha main market was as at Tuesday evening being protected by soldiers for fear of being torched by the mostly christains dominanted residents of Onitsha.
But even as the tension mounts, the police in Anambra State said they were ready to protect the lives and property of anybody doing genuine business in the state. The State's Police command spokesman, Emeka Chuwkuemeka  who expressed the police readiness yesterday advised the people of the state to go about their businesses without fear or molestation.
In another breath however, the Movement for the Sovereign state of Biafra (MASSOB) Tuesday warned rioters in the nothern cities of Nigeria that if the killing of Ndigbo continues till the next 24 hours, they will rise to challenge the perpertrators of the evil act.
In a communique by the organisation yesterday after its emergency meeting in Okwe-Okigwe in Imo state said that they will not fold their hands and watch Ndigbo massacred in the north.
The Communique signed by the group's Director of Information, Comrade Uchenna Madu said it was condemning the riots in some northern cities over a presidential election adjudged to be free and fair, peaceful and credible by both local and international observers.
It added that the reckless killing of innocent people especially Ndigbo in the name of post presidential election violence is condemnable and unwarranted, even as it urged Ndigbo to remain calm wherever they are in Nigeria and await further instruction.

Monday 18 April 2011

Post election riots


Two major cities are engulfed in post election rioting arising from the announcement of presidential election results  by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) that favored president Goodluck Jonathan to win the elections after polling 22 million votes to defeat his closest rival, Muhammad Buhari.
Reports from Kaduna, Kano and Zaria show massive rioting as supporters of the Congress of Progressive Change began mobilizing against the outome of the elections.
There have also been reports of rioting in Zaria. The crisis started yesterday with violence  reported in the northern Nigeria states of Gombe, Sokoto and Adamawa.

Thursday 7 April 2011

Akpabio And IG Ringim Disobey Federal Court Order To Release Akpanudoedehe


 
The duo of Akwa Ibom State governor Godswill Akpabio and the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Hafiz Ringim, today brazenly disobeyed a Federal High Court order order releasing from prison custody the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) candidate, Akpanudoedehe.
Niyi Akintola (SAN) told Saharareporters today that his team served the release order on the IGP, the Comptroller of Prisons in Akwa Ibom as well as the Chief Magistrate who had ordered Akpanudoedehe's imprisonment, but that the federal officials have ignored it. Another legal team has also filed contempt proceedings against the IGP but Justice Bello Adamu's court did not sit today due to a bereavement in his family.
 
Governor Godswill Akpabio is waxing stronger in defiance of the courts of the land because he enjoys the support of Goodluck Jonathan, the president of Nigeria who has remained silent in the face of the persecution of a major opposition candidate by one of his dependable campaign allies.
"Who would have thought that tyranny would return to our national lexicon so quickly?" a political analyst said today.  "How in the world can Jonathan preside over this and yet claim be believes in the rule of law?"

By SaharaReporters, New York

Asaba N40b Airport Test-Flights Scam: How Uduaghan Is Fooling Deltans With An Uncompleted Project

Wole Soyinka Endorses Ribadu For President

"I am backing Ribadu as the only person, who can tackle corruption to be president. He did it when He was in the EFCC and the fear of Ribadu was the beginning of wisdom, He prosecuted so many Governors, IGP and corrupt people, he prosecuted people in UK and all over the world and was able to retrieve much looting, on this I support him to be the man".~ Prof wole Soyinka

Sunday 3 April 2011

Nigerian woman Charged in Texas Day Care Fire in Custody

Postponed Parliamentary Elections

Officials of the Nigerian Independent National Electoral Commission carry partly filled up ballot boxes at a voting centre in the Ketu district of Lagos. Nigeria postponed Saturday's parliamentary polls hours after they were to begin amid widespread organisational problems.
(AFP/Pius Utomi Ekpei)