@chris34887@SankaraDispatch Unlike you , do you want them to cry for their oppressor? Is like asking Biafrans to cry when UGM take out Enemies of Biafra, idiot
@chris34887@SankaraDispatch Idiot, My DNA is Biafra. Open the Facebook link, that is me, it was this your Jews who labeled a Biafra terrorist https://t.co/IMYomKZHKf
⚡️ ⭕️ Heroic Palestinian self defense operation this morning in the West Bank after a Palestinian native seized the weapon of the head of the security department in the "Havat Gilad" settlement and killed him:
This morning, foreign Jewish invading settlers raided private Palestinian lands in the town of Tal in Nablus as part of their daily terror raids on Palestinians to chase them out.
Palestinian locals clashed with them, and one of them seized the weapon of the head of the security department in the "Havat Gilad" settlement and killed him.
4 Palestinians were massacred during the clash
@IfeomaIgbotic This is wrong, Igbo women have their own attire. Everything is well balanced in Igboland. If you love Igbo culture don't promote cross dressing
FYI: Mazi Nnamdi Kanu must be protected from anybody who traduces him or wishes him harm, including those that give aid & comfort to his enemies. If you’re one of them, just quit that thing you’re doing or plotting; it won’t work, because #MNK has sentinels on the qui vive, 24/7.
@CdrSalamander1@nypost I support Biafra. Am under attack because of Biafran Identity and academic ambitions, I attend the useless God forsaken CUNY and SUNY.
MY INTERNATIONAL LEGAL INTERVENTION ON THE CASES OF NNAMDI KANU AND SIMON EKPA
My good international legal intervention in both the Finnish and Nigerian cases involving Nnamdi Kanu and Simon Ekpa is to put one fundamental question to President Alexander Stubb of Finland and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria:
If a former Attorney-General of Nigeria, Abubakar Malami, who was involved in the Nigerian Government’s counter-terrorism policy and the prosecution of terrorism-related cases, was himself later accused of offences relating to terrorism financing or failure to prosecute suspected financiers, then this raises legitimate questions about consistency, accountability, equal application of the law and the principles of justice.
How can the same laws be applied to individuals in such circumstances, particularly when one person, Nnamdi Kanu, was brought to Nigeria under highly controversial circumstances, while another, Simon Ekpa, was arrested and prosecuted in Finland?
My intervention is not to prejudge the guilt or innocence of anyone. It is to ask whether international law, due process, fairness and equal justice are being applied consistently to all persons, regardless of their political status or the government involved.
Justice must be blind. The law must be applied equally.
— Dr. David Nyekorach-Matsanga
Peace Advocate & International Legal Affairs Commentator