This is a must-see for everyone . Gripping video on Babangida and
Maman Vatsa !

http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/index.php/content/view/3791/55

I saw that video already, and this is the same IBB [some] people want to rule Nigeria, a man with no compassion, emotion and just brutal. I know a man is not supposed to cry but I shed tears after seeing that tape.

Well its painful to hear the poor woman now, but all I know is that coup planing has a price, and the price must be paid by whoever thats involved, either good or bad. The issue of roping in of vatsa, is between IBB and his God if he has any, but we must be careful at making comments on this except we are very sure of what we are saying, becuase we will all give account of ALL we do, think or say while here some day. If truly Vatsa was roped then that is added to many ignoble acts of IBB while in power and I am sure he will pay dearly for it, if otherwise then no case. God is the greatest Judge and he will do justice to all withour fear or favour.

Olorun lo mo ejo da

First of all, Respect to Vatsa's family and others.

Guys, it is very very important to understand the military protocol before passing judgment on this issue. For the respect that I have for others, especially the folks that lost love ones, I will not comment on this issue. But it is fair to get the inside story and understand the risk that is associated to being part of a coup.

Coup is a serious business, not a joke.

May the dead ones rest in peace.

yes if they are guilty, but we are yet to find evidence to convict this guy your day is one dangerous and wicked man that kill his best friend, gosh it makes me sick to my stomach hear you speak, IBB should have been kill in the second coup that took the life of his ADC, what a wicked man

Why do coupists have to be killed in the first place? What happened to life imprisonment?

If you look at the ten most populous countries in the world, none of them have stood, or are standing for the crap we've been dealt. Correct me if I'm wrong:

1. China. Population of over a billion. How free are they? Not very. However, modern China was founded on Mao's Cultural Revolution, which the Chinese believe/believed in. China is changing rapidly, and the people there are effecting change.
2. India. World's largest democracy. Free.
3. USA. Democracy. Free.
4. Indonesia. General Suharto ruled fo 30 years, before being pushed out in 1998, during the Indonesian Revolution. It took 30 years but the people still did it.
5. Brazil. Democracy. Even though they had military presidents between 1969 and 1985, Brazilians still had a large say in how they were governed. In 1985, people power put pressure on the government, and the military was sent back to the barracks.
6. Pakistan. Military dictatorship. General Musharraf came to power in 2001 after the military had been out of power since 1998. Something is brewing in Pakistan. Musharraf is a pro-US, war on teror supporter. The people under him seem to be trying to undermine him, by, say, supporting the Taliban in Afghanistan
7. Bangladesh. Democracy. Free.
8. Russia. Democracy-ish. Free-ish. Putin's authoritarian streak is the complaint.
9. Nigeria. Democracy. Free, but never fought for anything. Military let Nigerians have power, and then gave them their very own civilian military president. Surprise, surprise.
10. Japan. Democracy. Free.

See my point? Most countries do something, but we're just happy to sit there and let things happen to us. How can you subdue 120 million people? You can't, unless they're Nigerian.

Culled from African Shirts.

Actually, Nigeria is doing pretty ok from my vantage point. We in the private sector are working hard.

On the less significant political front, the fight between president and VP is reaping great dividends. Bravo!

Seun? what is the percentage of people in the private sector? and please don't include the local traders in this percentage. i just don't see Nigeria advancing with the likes of IBB trying to infiltrate out government again.

Everyone should share this video to all Nigerians across the globe, we should stop IBB

Does anyone knows why IBB wont come to America? I was told its directly linked to Gloria Okon.

If trully the leaders have the citizens in mind, they wouldn't be any coup or any form of upraising from its people.

The Vatsa issue is a mysterious one. Was he really guilty?:

http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/max-siollun/the-trial-of-mamman-vatsa.html

http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/max-siollun/babangida-the-merciful-how-ibb-tried-to-save-vatsas-life-judgment-day-dat-day-na-4.html

Seun:

Actually, Nigeria is doing pretty ok from my vantage point. We in the private sector are working hard.

On the less significant political front, the fight between president and VP is reaping great dividends. Bravo!

how large and diverse is this private sector?

Only God can safe this country.