DropShot:
How does one refusing to accept defeat in an election he had earlier conceded defeat equate to not obeying an ECOWAS court whose ruling is largely advisory?

TANTUMERGO007:
Falana don see the light

Daviddson:
You see some people praising Falana now because he has said what pleases them. Were it for the other way around, they'd call him disparaging names. When Sahara Reporters exposes people from the Buhari government, they give a thumb up; when it's Patience, Maduekwe, or a PDP member, they'll say they're being paid by APC to spread "propaganda" and "media trial".

DropShot:
How does one refusing to accept defeat in an election he had earlier conceded defeat equate to not obeying an ECOWAS court whose ruling is largely advisory?

engineerboat:
This is a case of eni fe dajo fun ni tara re laakoko wo

DropShot:
How does one refusing to accept defeat in an election he had earlier conceded defeat equate to not obeying an ECOWAS court whose ruling is largely advisory?

DropShot:
How does one refusing to accept defeat in an election he had earlier conceded defeat equate to not obeying an ECOWAS court whose ruling is largely advisory?

Daviddson:
You see some people praising Falana now because he has said what pleases them. Were it for the other way around, they'd call him disparaging names. When Sahara Reporters exposes people from the Buhari government, they give a thumb up; when it's Patience, Maduekwe, or a PDP member, they'll say they're being paid by APC to spread "propaganda" and "media trial".

Guyman02:
Buhari has become the definition of hypocrisy.
He refused to comment on the massacre of citizens in Southern Kaduna where over 800 were killed but is always quick to condole western nations when small acts of terror occur.
The Supreme Court of Gambia should be allowed to decide the outcome of the petition by Jammeh. Hillary Clinton contested the results of the US elections and went to court like Jammeh seeking for a recount which was conducted this is after she had declared like Jammeh initially that she would accept whatever is the outcome of the results.
Why is it that when events like these occur in Africa the West starts thinking of military solution, see Ivory Coast where Soldiers took the Defense Minister hostage and took over some cities last week, this is after effects of the civil war sponsored by France there which Jonathan stupidly supported?

Even the UK is already thinking about how to discard the BREXIT referndum vote by manipulation through the UK parliament and the EU or UN is not threatening them with military action.

TANTUMERGO007:
Falana don see the light

boneyard:
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Let ECOWAS just advice Gambia the way they advised Nigeria and Ghana and not try to use force on Gambia, because since they did not enforce their decisions on Nigeria and Ghana, they should equally just as advice.

DropShot:
How does one refusing to accept defeat in an election he had earlier conceded defeat equate to not obeying an ECOWAS court whose ruling is largely advisory?

seguno2:
This is a low blow for the lawless, illiterate dictator who is renting Aso Rock from us.

boneyard:
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Let ECOWAS just advice Gambia the way they advised Nigeria and Ghana and not try to use force on Gambia, because since they did not enforce their decisions on Nigeria and Ghana, they should equally just as advice.

seguno2:


You forgot Obasanjo and Mbaka.

comshots:
How can they put rent of aso Rock in a budget?Who is the landlord?

DropShot:
How does one refusing to accept defeat in an election he had earlier conceded defeat equate to not obeying an ECOWAS court whose ruling is largely advisory?

Misterone:
i taya o! Buhari don refuse to handover power before?

jumpandpas:
Let me ask sarrki Omenka APCmyheart psalmsjob NgeneUkwenu
Pls do you agree with Falana on this?

psalmsjob:


I disagree with him because:

The cases in Nigeria and Ghana which were referred to are criminal cases whereas that of Gambia is an electoral case or issue.

I can't adequately speak for Ghana but in the case of Nigeria, releasing the criminal Dasuki will jeopardise the case because he could jump bail, interfere with evidence, intimidate witnesses and being a former NSA makes him a security risk as well if released.

Sentiments apart only a clueless man like GEJ will release such a criminal who has more or less admitted guilt.

If Buhari contest elections and lost but refuses to hand over then you can say he lack moral grounds to tell someone else to do so which is not the case here.

Guyman02:
Buhari has become the definition of hypocrisy.
He refused to comment on the massacre of citizens in Southern Kaduna where over 800 were killed but is always quick to condole western nations when small acts of terror occur.
The Supreme Court of Gambia should be allowed to decide the outcome of the petition by Jammeh. Hillary Clinton contested the results of the US elections and went to court like Jammeh seeking for a recount which was conducted this is after she had declared like Jammeh initially that she would accept whatever is the outcome of the results.
Why is it that when events like these occur in Africa the West starts thinking of military solution, see Ivory Coast where Soldiers took the Defense Minister hostage and took over some cities last week, this is after effects of the civil war sponsored by France there which Jonathan stupidly supported?

Even the UK is already thinking about how to discard the BREXIT referndum vote by manipulation through the UK parliament and the EU or UN is not threatening them with military action.

seguno2:


Buhari don ever concede im loss and electoral failure?

Daviddson:
You see some people praising Falana now because he has said what pleases them. Were it for the other way around, they'd call him disparaging names. When Sahara Reporters exposes people from the Buhari government, they give a thumb up; when it's Patience, Maduekwe, or a PDP member, they'll say they're being paid by APC to spread "propaganda" and "media trial".

DropShot:
How does one refusing to accept defeat in an election he had earlier conceded defeat equate to not obeying an ECOWAS court whose ruling is largely advisory?