Nchenches:


The UK Parliament needs to include in the debate why the UK left independence for three regions of Nigeria, but from 1067-1996, northern regions military dictators created 20 states in the northern region but created only an average of 8.5 new states in the two southern regions.

The roguish political structure that consigned absolute political and economic advantages to the northern region is what the armed forces mount roadblocks to protect through brutality to civilians.

President Buhari’s recent reply to a retired military general from southern Nigeria who insinuated that the military political structure must be restructured by either democratically or by forceful means, was that Nigeria’s armed forces have so far protected the country’s democracy.

make we see

Golan007:
I see the matter is not about the fabled Lekki massacre.

Not at all.

At least it appears so for headline addicts.

Believe UK at your own peril

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We were concerned by violence during recent protests and await the outcome of Nigerian investigations into reports of police brutality. We do not publicly speculate on future sanctions designations.

The UK Government is deeply concerned by violence during recent protests in Nigeria, which tragically claimed lives. Our thoughts are with the families of all those affected.

The Foreign Secretary issued a statement on 21 October calling for an end to the violence and for the Nigerian Government to urgently investigate reports of brutality by its security forces and hold those responsible to account. The Minister for Africa tweeted on 16 October, noting the Nigerian people’s democratic and peaceful calls for reforms, and again on 21 October, encouraging the Nigerian authorities to restore peace and address concerns over brutality towards civilians. He reiterated these messages when he spoke to Foreign Minister Onyeama on 23 October. The British High Commissioner in Abuja has also raised the protests with representatives of the Nigerian Government and will continue to do so.

We welcome President Buhari’s decision to disband the Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad (FSARS) and the establishment of judicial panels of inquiry to investigate alleged incidents of brutality by the security services. They must investigate all incidents, including in Lagos, fully. The Minister for Africa tweeted on 29 October stressing the importance of the police and military’s cooperation with the panels. He raised this, and the need for the panels to urgently start investigations, when he spoke to the Governor of Lagos on 11 November.

The UK Government will continue to work with the Nigerian Government and international and civil society partners to support justice, accountability and a more responsive policing model in Nigeria. We will continue to push for the Nigerian security services to uphold human rights and the rule of law, investigate all incidents of brutality, illegal detentions and use of excessive force, and hold those responsible to account.

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That up there was the responce I got from them

Why do some Nigerians feel they can report their country to other countries expecting something to happen like they'll report a pupil to his headmaster?
So what would UK do?

Readers are leaders.



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BabaOwen:
Buhari and his family with his ministers and close aide, Sanwo olu and his family with his commissioners and close aides should all be sanction

we need to take sanwo olu to ogun shrine and behead him without any hesitation......he look we lagosians in the lie.....i can never forgive him....

NaMeAboki:
Why do some Nigerians feel they can report their country to other countries expecting something to happen like they'll report a pupil to his headmaster?
So what would UK do?

sanction thats what they will do....if uk , usa and other european countries sanction nigeria ....you go know say khaki no be leather

Golan007:


How can I, when I can read and evidently you find it painful?

Oga Sharap, the news pain you. But no one cares

UK AND USA- THAT CANT HELP US TO DEFEAT BOKO HARAN
NATIONAL PROBLEMS,NATIONAL SOLUTIONS

Okay

Gabkosh:
Oga Sharap, the news pain you. But no one cares

Go school.

[quote author=sigiyaya post=96040158]Nothing will come out of it.
Nigeria is a British business conglomerate and the Hausa/Fulani are their business manger
There is nothing happening in Nigeria today that is strange to the British.
Nigeria was design to fail from 1914 amalgamation.




The Brit created this whole system to still maintain dormination over the black race, like musashi said "always leave an escape route for your foe " at your own terms
this is actually the shit in play in Africa, colonization has ended yet it remains .
Until African can give solutions to African problem, the white would continue to exploit our land in guise of offering help.

People forget so quick that both nations are independent nations and have their sovereignty. Lots of killings have been taking place in democratic republic of Congo, women, children are been killed, enslaved in their own country, but people think it is someone miles away that can help them. Only us can help ourselves!!!

It's very good.... Sanctions should include UK travel ban

Jostoman:
The international community are the only people who can give justice to those people kill at lekki tollgate. The Nigerian government now believe that nobody can challenge them.

who are the people killed? how many are they?? what were they doing obstructing free flow of traffic in the name of peaceful protest??

Austin4Jesus:
UK is even part of the problem we have, they dont mean well for us, we will fix our country by ourselves come 2023.

In the 1800s France, uk, Portugal and co were on a colonisation race to see who gets the most part of Africa..Nigeria is owned by a group of uk companies under her majesty’s orders..you think anything happens that means something without them knowing?

See how these idiots are surreptitiously colonising us. I don't blame them but the mentally enslaved people who always rush to them for issues which can be resolved locally.
UK deliberately made a marriage that will keep us divided and be pretending in many ways. When UK and her allied set Libya on fire what happened?
The same people are adamant to pay Africans compensation for slave trade!

nigerian youths are dumb sha, so you all think uk will come and arrest the army and the president here? lolzzzz smh.

Colonial mentality.

No matter how bad,Nigeria remains a sovereign country.

Golan007:


Go school.

Sorry o, sir Isaac Newton. Olodo. Ho and stop UK. Evil slave.

UK has numerous domestic issues to deal with, Nigeria is least among the issues.
Belarus is in Europe theyre protesting.
Azerbaijan and Armenia conflicts over control of Nagorno- Karabakh i wonder how the UK intervened.
For some guys shouting uk will deal with Buhari, relax nothing dey happen.

Hypocrites! They are one of the problem we have. They provide training to this same SARS officials.

Fahdiga:
The whole world needs to rise up and defend humanity. Nigerian government cannot kill their citizens and go Scot free. justice must be served

They want to debate fairy tales and fake news, so UK parliament as redundant as Nigerian Parliament.

AnanseK:


They want to debate fairy tales and fake news, so UK parliament as redundant as Nigerian Parliament.

This is a working parliament unlike the rubber Stamp we have in Nigeria

Fahdiga:
The whole world needs to rise up and defend humanity. Nigerian government cannot kill their citizens and go Scot free. justice must be served

The world has a serious virus reshaping humanity, more important than Nigeria Internal affairs, colonialism is over, we will take sanctions against the United Kingdom, also, useless homosexual people, why did they not inquire into the killing of Ahmodu Diallo, & George Floyd in the United States?America killed 236 black minorities last year, Animals want to inquire about justice?, Israel is killing Palestines everyday, it is Nigeria they are debating about debating? Hail, Fire & Brimstone fall on Sodom.

Fahdiga:
This is a working parliament unlike the rubber Stamp we have in Nigeria

Whose fault you were not born in the United Kingdom, I am sure as usual, it is because of General Buhari you were conceived in Nigeria?

Gabkosh:
You are pained about this news.

Very pained.

Clueless soul

Evenif you give me UK visa free i won't go there. UK is our biggest problem.

The only way they can help this country is by breaking It up

NAIJAilliterate:


Nigerians are one of the most stupidest people in the world. You can see their stupidity here they will never vote for white people but they want Britain to help them. After kicking all the British companies out of Nigeria now they want British government to come outside and support them what a bunch of illiterate. I have no people in my life which are so stupid as Nigeria. In Nigeria when he wants medical treatment he runs out of the country. When do you want School they run out of the country. When do you want jobs they run out of the country. But when it is time to vote that is when they become stupid and go and vote for a Nigerian criminal which will be killing them on a daily basis even in developed countries this is how Nigerians are once it's time to put stupodity takes place. After the vote for the idiot they start complaining that the Nigerian idiot is killing them. I have see Nigerians in UK Europe and America with this same stupidity any small thing they were supporting Nigerians then they start complaining after that the Nigerian can do nothing for them . all over the world Nigerians cannot vote for a white man they will never vote for a foreigner but any small think they run to a foreigners country they run white mens country illiteracy and stupidity is there problem. 95% of Nigerians know that a Nigerian will do nothing for them they will still go and vote for the Nigerian

What do you expect from a nation established on tribalism, & religious bigotry? First class hypocrites.