International Law

In my opinion, I don't think that the Supreme Court decision today will be different from that of the PEPT.

There is a relationship between the falling of our Naira and legitimacy deficit.

Nigerian politicians don't think about the welfare and well-being of the masses.

What is going on between Hamas and Israel is a religious war. It is therefore very wrong to advise President Tinubu to support Hamas. First, Nigeria is a multi- religious state. Nigerian should reject the advice but maintain a non-alignment posture. The issue here is neutrality. We must not take side. All those calling on Nigeria to support Hamas don't know the implications in both international law and international relations. As it is today, it is very dangerous to declare support for any of the belligerent parties in the Middle East. In this regard, Nigeria taking a neutral position is in consonance with our foreign policy thrust. Nigeria cannot afford the consequences of taking side in this conflict.
Finally, President Tinubu should disregard that dangerous advice.

All those saying that Israelites are not Christians are liars from the pit of hell.

Now that both Israel and Palestine have breached humanitarian and international laws, who will try them?

If God'swill Akpabio is passing important bills posthaste, Senators should do the needful.

The only day our politician will stop thieving public money is when he leaves office.

Anybody who imports cars from abroad into Nigeria, is an economic saboteur.

Why is it that all the combatants in the Middle East are disrespecting both Law of war and humanitarian Law?

Nobody should believe INEC Chairman. On that day, he will tell us that he had technical glitch, inconclusive election.

Why is it that all the parties to the war in the Middle East breach both humanitarian and international laws?