akthedream: Yes its Henry Okah,one of the CHRISTAIN TERRORISTS.

. No na juju terrorist not christain.

Al d killing games in the country are set up by d zionist for selfish and political gain.

Same old cock and bull story.

zangbah: Al d killing games in the country are set up by d zionist for selfish and political gain.

says who?...you?,abeg park well.

smoothcrim2090: MEND! A group of Nigerian Barbarians who are set on making their country the mess it is! Only Ghanaian RULE can Save West Africa!!

hey!.. whats with the hard feelings?...a Nigerian wanked your Mum?

kingoflag:

And he was GEJ's henchman.

Why was GEJ so close to a Bomb throwing terrorist?

And didnt Okah already say GEJ asked him to set off the bombs to gain sympathy and alienate the North at the same time?

Hmmmnnn.........

tru talk bro GEJ definately hav a hand in dis.

Lolx so its Okah and MEND not Ali Qaqa and BH nor was it IBB, thats y i love the judgement of time it clearifys evriwi thng no wonder GEJ talk say em no the real BH. What we need do in this country is to bgn c criminals as criminals and kick sentementality out of our mind. Lets i 4get Jounalism in 9ja rili need panabiting cos na them they too couse comfussn join to we.

Billyonaire: You are wrong my friend. You cant defeat the gods, you join the order of the masters once you defeat their set of rules. You become a god. But one man cant conduct a revolution, only the populace can but with leadership. If you attempt to defeat a government alone, you end up like Okah, or at worst, MKO!

But the government is offering to negotiate with Okah
We remember all this hard talk about strong evidence Dokpesi and Oct 1 bombing

Jonathan Offers to Negotiate with Okah

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/jonathan-offers-to-negotiate-with-okah/126809/

President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed the readiness of his administration to hold talks with a leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND), Mr. Henry Okah, who is now on trial in a South African court for terrorism.

According to a report in The Guardian of London Wednesday, Niger Delta Minister, Chief Godsday Orubebe, told the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday that despite the grievous harm that the October 1, 2010, twin bombings caused to families of the victims, dialogue with members of the warring factions has proved the best strategy in restoring peace to the oil-rich Niger Delta region.

In another trial in Nigeria, a suspect in the twin bombings that rocked the 2010 independence anniversary celebration, Edmund Ewibare, told Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Federal High Court, Abuja that Okah threatened to kill him.
Continuing his testimony as a prosecution witness in Okah’s trial in South Africa, Orubebe told the court that the president was ready to hold dialogue with Okah in order to sustain the peace in the oil-rich region.

He said: “Throughout his tenure, (Jonathan) has always preached about the use of dialogue as a better way of getting to mutual consensus on contentious matters. If the accused is ready for dialogue, we would be very pleased to bring him on board.”

Upspace:
If Okah is a muslim and he still did what he did for MEND no one will label Islam as violent. Asari Dokubo being muslim didn't fight a cause for religion but for his pple and wt Boko Haram claiming they do what they do 4 Islam, right thinking pple do not label Islam as violent but Boko Haram as a violent Islam sect.

I agree with the last part
But when Christians commit crime for their religion, somehow Christians they allow their religion to wriggle out. Just check what the catholic church did in Vietnam

Billyonaire: Am sorry, no good lawyer can help Okah. His arrogance and Bleep-ups has to be treated. Dont toy with the Government and the Gods. Tinubu knows this truth, its why he holds on to Government, tread carefully with the Feds and dines with a long spoon. MKO's money couldnt save him. Watch IBB and learn from the master criminal, you dont step on certain toes that wield authority and command.

Beaf talk!

Our govment should be shame n w should greet s africa for insist dt d case goes to court and at least w have begone to kn dat must christain are behind the unrest in d country 4 evil gain.

w kn right from day one dt uncle jonat n his evil politician created n funded BH to kill as many innocent people n to move away power from d north wht a shallow minded

[/i]no dialoge with criminals who has spilled innocent blood

BetaThings:

But the government is offering to negotiate with Okah
We remember all this hard talk about strong evidence Dokpesi and Oct 1 bombing

Jonathan Offers to Negotiate with Okah

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/jonathan-offers-to-negotiate-with-okah/126809/
[i]
President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed the readiness of his administration to hold talks with a leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND), Mr. Henry Okah, who is now on trial in a South African court for terrorism.

According to a report in The Guardian of London Wednesday, Niger Delta Minister, Chief Godsday Orubebe, told the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday that despite the grievous harm that the October 1, 2010, twin bombings caused to families of the victims, dialogue with members of the warring factions has proved the best strategy in restoring peace to the oil-rich Niger Delta region.

In another trial in Nigeria, a suspect in the twin bombings that rocked the 2010 independence anniversary celebration, Edmund Ewibare, told Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Federal High Court, Abuja that Okah threatened to kill him.
Continuing his testimony as a prosecution witness in Okah’s trial in South Africa, Orubebe told the court that the president was ready to hold dialogue with Okah in order to sustain the peace in the oil-rich region.

He said: “Throughout his tenure, (Jonathan) has always preached about the use of dialogue as a better way of getting to mutual consensus on contentious matters. If the accused is ready for dialogue, we would be very pleased to bring him on board.”

no dialoge with criminal who has spilled innocent blood

BetaThings:

But the government is offering to negotiate with Okah
We remember all this hard talk about strong evidence Dokpesi and Oct 1 bombing

Jonathan Offers to Negotiate with Okah

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/jonathan-offers-to-negotiate-with-okah/126809/

President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed the readiness of his administration to hold talks with a leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND), Mr. Henry Okah, who is now on trial in a South African court for terrorism.

According to a report in The Guardian of London Wednesday, Niger Delta Minister, Chief Godsday Orubebe, told the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday that despite the grievous harm that the October 1, 2010, twin bombings caused to families of the victims, dialogue with members of the warring factions has proved the best strategy in restoring peace to the oil-rich Niger Delta region.

In another trial in Nigeria, a suspect in the twin bombings that rocked the 2010 independence anniversary celebration, Edmund Ewibare, told Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Federal High Court, Abuja that Okah threatened to kill him.
Continuing his testimony as a prosecution witness in Okah’s trial in South Africa, Orubebe told the court that the president was ready to hold dialogue with Okah in order to sustain the peace in the oil-rich region.

He said: “Throughout his tenure, (Jonathan) has always preached about the use of dialogue as a better way of getting to mutual consensus on contentious matters. If the accused is ready for dialogue, we would be very pleased to bring him on board.”

no dialoge with criminal who has spilled innocent blood

BetaThings:

But the government is offering to negotiate with Okah
We remember all this hard talk about strong evidence Dokpesi and Oct 1 bombing

Jonathan Offers to Negotiate with Okah

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/jonathan-offers-to-negotiate-with-okah/126809/

President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed the readiness of his administration to hold talks with a leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND), Mr. Henry Okah, who is now on trial in a South African court for terrorism.

According to a report in The Guardian of London Wednesday, Niger Delta Minister, Chief Godsday Orubebe, told the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday that despite the grievous harm that the October 1, 2010, twin bombings caused to families of the victims, dialogue with members of the warring factions has proved the best strategy in restoring peace to the oil-rich Niger Delta region.

In another trial in Nigeria, a suspect in the twin bombings that rocked the 2010 independence anniversary celebration, Edmund Ewibare, told Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Federal High Court, Abuja that Okah threatened to kill him.
Continuing his testimony as a prosecution witness in Okah’s trial in South Africa, Orubebe told the court that the president was ready to hold dialogue with Okah in order to sustain the peace in the oil-rich region.

He said: “Throughout his tenure, (Jonathan) has always preached about the use of dialogue as a better way of getting to mutual consensus on contentious matters. If the accused is ready for dialogue, we would be very pleased to bring him on board.”