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Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by Lakeshizu(m): 8:43pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
berrystunn:When General Muhammadu Buhari came to power, there was wide corruption in the Second Republic. A decree was passed that nobody take out or bring in foreign currency into the country. Offenders are liable to 10years in Jail. This decree was to curb money laundering by politicians and corrupt businessmen. sourxe barcanista FELA KUTI Fela had performed abroad, he was paid in foreign currency in cash and had it on him on his return to Lagos. He was subsequently arrested for breaking the law and was prosecuted, found guilty and jailed. PLEA: There was a plea by human right groups to Head of State Buhari to "pardon" Fela, he refused because he believe that the law be served to the letter. THE OFFENSE, GMB AND FELA: First, there was an existing law/decree. Secondly, Fela bringing in cash means it contradicts the law/decree, however, the money is from hard work. Morally, he's justified! Legally, he is not. Buhari had refused to grant pardon, because the law was broken. If he grants pardon, some section of politicians will accuse him of preferential treatment. He didn't because he believes in absolute discipline. By law, he is justified. Morally, he is not, considering that it was Fela's sweat(my opinion). The law does not work with emotion unfortunately. MY OPINION: GMB should have pardoned Fela. The law should have made for exception. Buhari should have tampered justice with mercy 3 Likes |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by babadee1(m): 8:46pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
49cents: The elections we have in Nigeria are not much better than those ones. |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by notoriousbabe: 8:47pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
DeCritique:I be pro good government free of corruption 2 Likes |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 8:47pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Seun: Any coup against GEJ re election will be the final straw that breaks the camel's back We the SS SE and MB people, promise the SW people supporting the treasonable felony of coup, that we will secede from Nigeria So every Yoruba supporting coup should get ready to rule themselves by military coup in Odua republic. 1 Like |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by spankyflex(m): 8:50pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
u so unstable madam@safarigal |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by MansaMoussa: 8:51pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Why do we act and speak as if Democracy solves all the Problems of a Country? What do we really want as People? An all round improvement in Standard of Living or just an Avenue to bicker? The Chinese have transcended beyond US Democracy to mould a Unique system of Govt that suits her people and has successfully used this model to move from a 3rd world Country to an Advanced Country!!! A Country's Military is her 4th Tier of Govt and the ultimate Protector of the State (not Regime please)! In a Situation where the Regime turns on its people, who comes to their Rescue? (Romania under Ceausescu, Egypt under Mubarak/Morsi, etc) indeed this role has been abused severally and lost its appeal over the years, it is still a viable option for Liberation of the Citizenry, if not, they will resolve to take Arms against the Regime themselves and Chaos will prevail (eg Libya, Yemen, Syria etc) So YES! Massive Corruption and Govt Apathy towards her Citizen justifies an Intervention! Afterall, Foreign Govts today are planning to occupy our territory on the premise that our govt cannot protect its people, how much more the Army whose statutory role it is to protect the State and all within it! 2 Likes |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by bakila: 8:52pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
@Seun. The coup was justified some how. I just realised your were not born then, but then impunity has started. The emergency contractors of those days have began to flaunt their ill-gotten wealth. The election was flawed and Nigerians were thinking which way. It is also on record that in most countries of the world there were coup d etat and most Nigerians agree st that time that the coup was timely. We need to start from somewhere, we couldn't in 83, 16 years of pdp is not enough, we need a strong democracy based on discipline, order and the rule of law. It is painful when if the light in the house of a poor man in Cameroun goes off, he says this I'd not Nigeria, there is stench immediately you come off the plane unto MMIA, NAI airport has no properly functional toilet of its status. A soldier/police personnel collects money from motorist and has the audacity to give them change or balance. The things are so many that we cannot list here. A coup in 1983 cannot be a reason to hold unto gej and the pdp, for you commercial reason is an excuse. |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by RZQ3: 8:52pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
yes |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by evesdon4u: 8:52pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
akinlex: No be Seun post am? It must make fp... |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by safarigal: 8:53pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
spankyflex:kindly elaborate, I fail to grasp your meaning |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by bakila: 8:54pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Lakeshizu:Oga adjust this your story small oyibo no dey pay cash anyhow. |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by stanech: 8:55pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
buhari is not corrupt free. if obj and tinubu can endorse him then he is as corrupt as they are. he is also sick can't remember his phone number and a religious bigot considering the way Islam is destroying everything they touch I will not vote an extremist as a president. so it is gej all d way |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by 49cents(m): 8:57pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Kolade354: LIKE ALL BUHARIST...........VIOLENCE IS YOUR WAY |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 8:57pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
MansaMoussa: Thank God you SW are revealing to the world you guys secret plan to seize power through a coup d'etat We the people of SS SE and MB will crush that coup and wipe out the coup plotters their families and punish their ethnic groups. Mark my words. Any coup against GEJ will be violently resisted. This country will cease to exist |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by Mrbigman1(m): 8:58pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
fkaz: Hope u ve an idea that buhari contested for 199 primaries under pdp which Obj eventually won. Now ask ur self, what was he going to rescue den? D money him and is co-hunters abacha made away with abi d one dey allowed abdulsami to ship with impunity? He'll no, buhari is only so hungry for power like his the only one born to be dia. In 1984, he detained underage children and kept dem in custody to be persecuted at 18, and that's d way to fight corruption? It's a shame that we re just driven by sentiment and hatred without finding real course to hold on to. I dnt support any of them but buhari can't just be to trust in 1 Like |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by 4stylz: 9:01pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
I can see blood and pains in these man eyes! Can you copy the body language when asked if he has forgiven his jailers?? It seems the memory is still fresh and he is ready to pay them back...Mandela was in prison for so long and came out with LOVE.. |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by mikolo80: 9:02pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Seun:Dude agreed I have a military background but its like saying xy want to challenge hitler with democracy(he won elections fair and square) sometimes you have to take the bulk by the horns and take drastic measures look at Korea Singapore have been ruled by yew for almost 6 0years don't allow oyinbo to deceive you wit sweet sounding quotes some dictatorships are better than most democracies (highly unlikely but still...) |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by BlackTechnology: 9:02pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Do you notice that most people celebrating and calling for coup are SW APC members US prediction will come to past this year Mrbigman1: |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by datribune: 9:03pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
ichidodo: I feel ur pain. Ur hero's campaign is in shambles & u need to cling to any straw no matter how delusional it maybe. U can keep cancelling posts & throwing tantrums on d forum but facts will not cease to be facts. Wit little or no achievement to point to, GEJ's strategy of using tribe & religion to divide Nigerians is no longer working. Sorry d decision has bcom very easy 4 Nigerians because they hav decided to make dis election a referendum on d performance of both men while in public office. GEJ - tried, tested & proven to be d weakest, most corrupt & clueless leader in Nigerian history. GMB - tried, tested & proven to be one of d greatest Nigerian leaders of all time. Enjoy ur sycophancy while it lasts. d clueless one is on d homestrech of his inept presidency. SAI BUHARI |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by 4stylz: 9:04pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
imag5: I can see blood and pains in these man eyes! Can you copy the body language when asked if he has forgiven his jailers?? It seems the memory is still fresh and he is ready to pay them back...Mandela was in prison for so long and came out with LOVE.. |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by spankyflex(m): 9:06pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
safarigal:buhari n seun should not be used in the same sentence |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by dannjo(m): 9:07pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
GreatSoul: Gentleman I will advise u to carryout extensive research on nigeria-britain relationship during Buhari regime...the britain hated him becos he refuse to dance to their music due to his economic method which involve trade by barter(crude oil for goods from other countries) General Buhari used to revive the economic, thereby affecting d interest of Britain...the Britain didn't want to extradite Dikko becos he was seriously hitting on d govt from UK, so the only way was to bring him back thru any means.. P.S in world politics states like Britain and U.S.A wud have done d same thing and other states will look d other way, dat a fact... |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by patrickmuf(m): 9:11pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
OgologoDimkpa:As a formal head of state, Buhari is entitled to allowances which runs into a couple of millions, money which can take care of his children and see them school overseas... With regards to Tinubu, if memory serves me right he is no longer the governor of Lagos state thus he no form of immunity protecting him from due investigation... Failure to bring him to book if he's really corrupt as your lots will have us believe, points to the failure of the present administration to willfully arrest the scourge that's corruption... Concerning your fear about Buhari unending desire to lead our great (we really should be great if things were done right but it's not too late) Nation, let me take back to history, Americans were once scared of a certain Abraham Lincoln, Brazilians were once scared of a certain Lulu Da Silva etc Thus determination to lead maybe due to what he thinks he can offer to better our collective plight as a nation and that's "CHANGE" from the norm that has made nations/individuals/organizations etc question our greatness... #ChangeSomebody |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by ichidodo: 9:13pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
datribune:**yawn** You bore us with your empty diatribe so let us agree to disagree pending when you pack your bags to Somalia after GEJ's swearin in come May 29 2015.. |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by Nobody: 9:27pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
BlackTechnology:That is what I have been saying. How Yoruba resort to violence when they lose.out politically 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by duni04(m): 9:27pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
[left][/left] datribune:The 1999, 2003, 2007 and 2011 elections were also disputed. That in no way gives any soldier the leeway to trample on the rights of millions of Nigerians by staging a coup and ursurping democratic institutions. The question as to whether the NPN was corrupt or not would have been answered at the polls and not decided by Buhari. Buhari wakes up and decides for millions of Nigerians that an administration is corrupt, and stages a coup to "rescue" them from the corrupt politicians? We shouldn't defend that kind of behaviour in the 21st century, and if he wants to be a democratically elected President of Nigeria, he should apologise for thwarting the very institution he maligned and insulted by staging the coup of '83. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by Nobody: 9:27pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
emiye: I need examples for the part in bold. 1 Like |
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