I never trusted the man from the beginning. I've always seen him as a closet 'delirious jihadist' and he has finally confirmed my suspicion. What else do you expect from a shameless and clueless Sharia apologist?

SSorrryyy

Although I am against the suspension of the station but they should and need to be responsible in their reporting. Such a news is capable of hurting the nations economy. They should not create fear and uncertainity that can fuel panic.

It is high time our media houses learn what professional journalism is all about and what National Security entails!

Saylawchar:

It is high time our media houses learn what professional journalism is all about and what National Security entails!

well said.

this is sad bt, was kinda tired of channel"s endless news!

okayyyy, i wasn't a fan before

Good point.

The ajaokuta concessioning that was cancelled - What is the status of it now ?

The Nitel sale that was cancelled - What is the status of it now ?

The power probe and NIPP projects - What is the status of it now ?

The Tinapa problem with customs - What is the status of it now ?

The state of emergency that Yar'adua said he'll declare on the power sector - What is the status of it now ?

It is Channels tv that they are worried about

Yar'Adua's govt has its priorities totally misplaced.



This Yar'adua is obeying the rule of law according to the most useless party in the world.
PDP is the party of the theives. God will judge them all.
Yar'adua is sick in some areas. but not this. If he wants to follow the rule of law that is
original (not PDP type), he should have gone to court.

I have followed @ Afam's comments. He must be one of the PDP armed robbers.

really, lets not trade insults here on this forum ,we can be a lil bit mature otherwise we arent better than the bad guys.

The media house should not stretch their freedom of speech right too far, nigeria is a growing democratic country, we havent settled fully in democracy, lets give our govt a break all this snide comments arent going to help matters.

i really like channels hope they get their license back

Olaolufred:

This Yar'adua is obeying the rule of law according to the most useless party in the world.

We know!
At least, that's what BBC would have us believe.

BBC: Last month, he left the country for two weeks, telling ministers he was going on a pilgrimage to the Muslim holy city of Mecca, but went to a hospital in Saudi Arabia for treatment.

ANOTHER REASON I CRY OUT LOUD, ITS TIME FOR THE REVOLUTION

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-183816.0.html

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