How dem dey call this kind lawyer dat year? Ok, na charge and bail ......Abeg make una allow dat old man rest. Na so dem frustrate GEJ e don reach Baba turn, ah Nigerians! Wetin concern fowl wt tooth brush?

That's what happens when they don't have client anymore.

madness at its peak!!

The lawyer seemed to have raised valid points in the article. But the part of the armed forces act he quoted that says that except the officer had been involved in coup d'tat seems to counter what he wrote.

Intriguing also is the fact that the general will be cautious to admit his participation in a coup, giving life to this lawyer's views.

Besides how does the fact that General Olusegun Obasanjo did not use the title make it right? Perhaps overlooked because nobody ever brought that to notice.

We need lawyers like this in our growing democracy.

I'd like to follow up on this news.

This Jonathan lawyers sef

There are countless cases of pple illegaly detained because they're poor. Same goes for countless others held in remand. If this lawyer has d interest of Nigeria at heart like he claims, he shud go help such pple instead of chasing his shadow.
A lot of lawyers and journalists are becoming a nuisance this days

ednoville:
Dear President Muhammad buhari(elect),
My name is Edwin Obaje and today 19th of may, I’m a year older, I hope you wish me a happy birthday when and if this letter gets to you, it’s my heartfelt desire that you get to read it. Also, your acknowledgement of the receipt of this letter and promise to take immediate action when you get to office as it concerns the content of this letter will be a wonderful birthday gift to me which I’ll cherish for a life time.
As a child right activist, I’ve been personally monitoring events around the country as they affect the total well being of the Nigerian child but none has burdened my heart like that of the recurring sad stories of children being infected and dying from lead poisoning. First, in Zamfara state and now in Niger state. Just recently 28 children have died from lead poisoning from illegal gold mining in Rafi area of Niger state, action must be taken quickly if they are not to suffer irreversible neurological damage.
Doctors Without Borders (DWB), an international NGO has been treating children from a 2010 mass lead poisoning in Zamfara state that killed 400 kids and left many paralyzed, blind and with learning disabilities because of a three-year delay in government funding for a clean up. DWB have claimed they have cured 2,688 of 5,451 people infected and hope to complete treatment next year. They have had most success in the worst affected village of Bagega where all but 189 of 1426 people have had the lead leached from their bodies.
Mr President-elect, It will be of interest to you to know that all those newly infected in Niger State are under the age of 5 years which is the age range of children with the lowest immunity against foreign infection or invasion, 43 per cent of the 65 sickened children are dying. The new mining sites which were found to contain leaded ores are often brought home for crushing and processing and are associated with this devastating impact of this outbreak, the fact that villagers make up to ten times as much from gold than from farming is the major factor encouraging illegal mining in these states. It has been discovered that Zamfara state where the processing area was found contains over 100,000 parts per million of lead which is far above 400 parts per million which the UN considers safe
Sir, the root cause of this lead poisoning crisis has been identified as unsafe mining and ore processing. People who engage in mining and ore processing must be given access to facilities and programs to allow them safely mine and process ore without exposing themselves or others to toxic lead. I therefore, On this my birthday passionately appeal to your incoming government to provide full support to these organizations especially the Doctors without Borders that are risking their lives and investing their time and resources to help curtail this crisis as previous Governments efforts to forbid artisanal mining have failed.
I hope you’ll wish me a happy birthday, but your wish for me can only come through if you’ll sincerely regard this passionate request as a national emergency in defense of the rights of the Nigerian children as adopted by the United Nations 1989 convention of the rights of the child which Nigeria is signatory as you begin your historic journey of change.
Our leaders of tomorrow depend on you; posterity beckons on you, save the children and save our future. Congrats on your election and thank you for taking time to read this.
EDWIN OBAJE
(May 19, 2015)
On behalf of affected Children

hi edwin,na busola be ds o,happy birthday,tried reachinhg u to wish u a happy birthday,no way to get across,Nairaland found u 4 me,last week was bisola's bday,nd next week is Nosa's.u remember me now?sent u a pm already

lalasticlala:




http://dailypost.ng/2015/05/19/lawyer-threatens-to-sue-buhari-for-dropping-general-title-from-name/

na e name? busy body.

Still on the mater!. .....but come to think of it ...why baba want to stop people addressing him by his title? ..........sai baba!...still typing I day come make I chop

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That's all.

Dis Ebun guy no get work oo. Wetin concern agbero wit overload...na so. E de drag LCC then til he tire. Smh

[size=20pt]This guy nah big fool period!!![/size]

We don see u D Law

Na wetin be dis lawyer own?na by force to bear title? Sobolation dey worry am

Why do some people like taking panadol for another man's headache

See entitlements to buhari after retirement yet he wnts to scrap that of governors. What a country of deceit

ednoville:
Dear President Muhammad buhari(elect),
My name is Edwin Obaje and today 19th of may, I’m a year older, I hope you wish me a happy birthday when and if this letter gets to you, it’s my heartfelt desire that you get to read it. Also, your acknowledgement of the receipt of this letter and promise to take immediate action when you get to office as it concerns the content of this letter will be a wonderful birthday gift to me which I’ll cherish for a life time.
As a child right activist, I’ve been personally monitoring events around the country as they affect the total well being of the Nigerian child but none has burdened my heart like that of the recurring sad stories of children being infected and dying from lead poisoning. First, in Zamfara state and now in Niger state. Just recently 28 children have died from lead poisoning from illegal gold mining in Rafi area of Niger state, action must be taken quickly if they are not to suffer irreversible neurological damage.
Doctors Without Borders (DWB), an international NGO has been treating children from a 2010 mass lead poisoning in Zamfara state that killed 400 kids and left many paralyzed, blind and with learning disabilities because of a three-year delay in government funding for a clean up. DWB have claimed they have cured 2,688 of 5,451 people infected and hope to complete treatment next year. They have had most success in the worst affected village of Bagega where all but 189 of 1426 people have had the lead leached from their bodies.
Mr President-elect, It will be of interest to you to know that all those newly infected in Niger State are under the age of 5 years which is the age range of children with the lowest immunity against foreign infection or invasion, 43 per cent of the 65 sickened children are dying. The new mining sites which were found to contain leaded ores are often brought home for crushing and processing and are associated with this devastating impact of this outbreak, the fact that villagers make up to ten times as much from gold than from farming is the major factor encouraging illegal mining in these states. It has been discovered that Zamfara state where the processing area was found contains over 100,000 parts per million of lead which is far above 400 parts per million which the UN considers safe
Sir, the root cause of this lead poisoning crisis has been identified as unsafe mining and ore processing. People who engage in mining and ore processing must be given access to facilities and programs to allow them safely mine and process ore without exposing themselves or others to toxic lead. I therefore, On this my birthday passionately appeal to your incoming government to provide full support to these organizations especially the Doctors without Borders that are risking their lives and investing their time and resources to help curtail this crisis as previous Governments efforts to forbid artisanal mining have failed.
I hope you’ll wish me a happy birthday, but your wish for me can only come through if you’ll sincerely regard this passionate request as a national emergency in defense of the rights of the Nigerian children as adopted by the United Nations 1989 convention of the rights of the child which Nigeria is signatory as you begin your historic journey of change.
Our leaders of tomorrow depend on you; posterity beckons on you, save the children and save our future. Congrats on your election and thank you for taking time to read this.
EDWIN OBAJE
(May 19, 2015)
On behalf of affected Children

......walk down 2capital Fm in abuja,ask of Mr Tony.he wil help u tek d msg 2presidnt -elect,datz if u r serious wit d campaign!hapi birthday

The lawyer has the right intentions but is going about it the wrong way. We should be focused on nation building for ourselves and generations unborn, title will not put food on the table

Good day everyone

Who is this fool?

BUKOLA SARAKI MY HERO


EL-RUFAI MY ROLE MODEL



AMEACHI MY GUY

See me see wahala ooo. Lawyer you no get work again ne?

Nawa for this country o

Person say make una no call am General, una insist say him must answer the name.

Chai, Lagos lawyer.

Buhari knows he joined the army without the mandatory ssce certificate. Buhari is not the messiah, soon nigerians will see it

Since clients are no longer coming they gat no option than to look for trouble themselves!

God Bless Nigeria so that we will be busy doing something reasonable with ourselves (Ameen)

ChokolateBoss:
There are countless cases of pple illegaly detained because they're poor. Same goes for countless others held in remand. If this lawyer has d interest of Nigeria at heart like he claims, he shud go help such pple instead of chasing his shadow.
A lot of lawyers and journalists are becoming a nuisance this days

d proffesion pays meagre nw.....na hunger dey disturb d guy

Keneking:
This Jonathan lawyers sef

must u cal jonathan even in ur dream

On the face of it this all looks ridiculous but the lawyer does make some good points. As usual with Nairalanders and many Nigerians they didn't bother to read whether the case has merit or not yet they rushed to make comments. Typical.

Not be dem fault, na hunger na... Wetin u expect, Imagine make Lawyer self dey do Promo !!!

[left][/left]Small time now, another lawyer go drag Johnathan to supreme Court for conceding Defeat before INEC announce result !

Werey re o!!!

Wonders shall never end

ki02020:
LMAO wetin concern this overzealous lawyer with another man tithle......today massob treaten baba tomorrow asari dokubo next tomorrow hand shake palava....baba is trouble

to rule naija no be hear

All these hungry Yoruba lawyers sha
Y O R U B A L A W Y E R S Shiro niyen