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Are u people telling me this Nigerian people really cares if he jump or not, they are only pretending this drama is been recorded. Reply
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http://www.africompnigeria.blogspot.com/ Reply
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MUMU MAN Reply
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Zaccaeus.... pls come down frm the tree because 2day is ur day... Reply![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Shebi person when mean to die na Public e de come commit suicide? Reply![]() ![]() ![]()
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aboki wan kill e sef Reply
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Na Nigeria situation make him won commit suicide now....i no blame him faaaa Reply![]()
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Quote from: Bachelorette on 13-03-2012 04:20 PM Panic gripped Maitama District of Abuja on Tuesday as a man, Mallam Musa Dalhatu, climbed a telecoms mast beside the Federal High Court and threatened to commit suicide. He climbed the mast around noon and ignored appeals for him to come down. Security agents had a hectic time trying to control the crowd that gathered to watch the spectacle. CLICK HERE TO VIEW PHOTOS OF THE MAN - HE WAS BEGGED TO COME DOWN Initially, there were speculations that he climbed the mast with a bomb. But a witness at the scene said Dalhatu threw a note down, claiming he climbed the mast because he wanted people to intervene in a dispute between him and a prominent Nigerian. The spokesperson for the National Emergency Management Agency, Yushau Shuaibu, confirmed the development, saying an official of the agency had been trying to persuade Dalhatu to come down from the mast. The drama was still on as at 3.30p.m Wednesday, March 14, 2012Man Attempts Suicide To Compel Atiku To Pay N15m Debt …He Is Mental, Says Atiku's Aide ABUJA – There was pandemonium at the Federal High Court in Abuja, yesterday, as a man who gave his name as Musa Inuah Dalhatu, climbed a telecom mast located within the court, saying he would commit suicide unless the Chief Judge invoked his powers and compels former Vice President Atiku Abubakar to pay him a N15 million debt. Inuah, a middle aged man, alleged that he had executed a project for the former Vice President while he was in power to the tune of N15m, saying efforts to recover the money had proved abortive. Hanging precariously at the zenith of the mast which is equivalent of a 15-storey building, the protester said he would not come down until either Atiku was produced in court or the Inspector General of Police agrees to investigate the veracity of his allegation with a view to recovering his money. All entreaties for Inuah who was sighted on top of the mast around 12:15 yesterday, fell on deaf ears till around 4pm when a rescue team comprising of officers from the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA; Nigeria Federal Fire Service and a team of Police officers led by an Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sunday Odukoya and the FCT Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Mr Moshood Jimoh, finally persuaded him to come down around 4:25pm yesterday. Investigations by Vanguard revealed that the man had earlier approached the High Court registry with a copy of his petition against Atiku, demanding to see the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice Ibrahim Auta. Upon perusing the documents he tendered, the court clerk advised him to go and engage the services of a legal practitioner, stressing that he could not see the CJ unless he was in the company of his lawyer. The court clerk equally urged Inuah to take the case before a High Court in Adamawa state, stressing that the High Court in Abuja was without the requisite jurisdiction to entertain the case. Dissatisfied with the treatment meted out to him by the court officials, Inuah started creating a scene at the registry located at the 3rd floor of the court complex , an action that forced security men to order him out of the court premises. Immediately he stepped outside the court, Inua quickly ran to the back of the building and climbed the telecom mast. A source at the court said Inua had told a security man that accosted him when he was going to the back of the building that he was going to ease himself. Armed with a copy of his protest letter entitled “I will not come down until the Federal Government and Nigerians come into this matter”, the man started shouting, thereby drawing attention. The said letter was copied to the IGP, the National Human Right Commission, NHRC, Public Complaint Commission, Brigadier Commander Nigerian Army Yola, Adamawa state governor, the Director of SSS Adamawa state, and the Adamawa state Emirate Council. Shortly after he came down yesterday, the man was whisked away by the police and taken to the Police Headquarters in Abuja. Meantime, media aide to the former Vice President, Mr Garba Shehu, yesterday, dismissed Inua’s allegation, saying he is mentally deranged. According to Shehu, “We honestly suspect that this man is mental, if there is one Nigerian who pays all his bills that one is Atiku Abubakar. If the idea of this pole climber is to get N15million from the Turaki, this certainly is not the best way to go about it. “Were it left to me, I will say that the man should simply be ignored. He will climb down when he gets tired of staying up there.” [/size][/font][/color][/i][/b] P.S DON'T HATE ME BCOZ OF WHAT COMES OUT OF MY MOUTH, I DON'T GIVE A SHIT ABOUT MYSELF, SO phyukOFF..
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012Man Attempts Suicide To Compel Atiku To Pay N15m Debt …He Is Mental, Says Atiku's Aide ABUJA – There was pandemonium at the Federal High Court in Abuja, yesterday, as a man who gave his name as Musa Inuah Dalhatu, climbed a telecom mast located within the court, saying he would commit suicide unless the Chief Judge invoked his powers and compels former Vice President Atiku Abubakar to pay him a N15 million debt. Inuah, a middle aged man, alleged that he had executed a project for the former Vice President while he was in power to the tune of N15m, saying efforts to recover the money had proved abortive. Hanging precariously at the zenith of the mast which is equivalent of a 15-storey building, the protester said he would not come down until either Atiku was produced in court or the Inspector General of Police agrees to investigate the veracity of his allegation with a view to recovering his money. All entreaties for Inuah who was sighted on top of the mast around 12:15 yesterday, fell on deaf ears till around 4pm when a rescue team comprising of officers from the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA; Nigeria Federal Fire Service and a team of Police officers led by an Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sunday Odukoya and the FCT Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Mr Moshood Jimoh, finally persuaded him to come down around 4:25pm yesterday. Investigations by Vanguard revealed that the man had earlier approached the High Court registry with a copy of his petition against Atiku, demanding to see the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice Ibrahim Auta. Former Nigerian Vice President Atiku Abubakar Upon perusing the documents he tendered, the court clerk advised him to go and engage the services of a legal practitioner, stressing that he could not see the CJ unless he was in the company of his lawyer. The court clerk equally urged Inuah to take the case before a High Court in Adamawa state, stressing that the High Court in Abuja was without the requisite jurisdiction to entertain the case. Dissatisfied with the treatment meted out to him by the court officials, Inuah started creating a scene at the registry located at the 3rd floor of the court complex , an action that forced security men to order him out of the court premises. Immediately he stepped outside the court, Inua quickly ran to the back of the building and climbed the telecom mast. A source at the court said Inua had told a security man that accosted him when he was going to the back of the building that he was going to ease himself. Armed with a copy of his protest letter entitled “I will not come down until the Federal Government and Nigerians come into this matter”, the man started shouting, thereby drawing attention. The said letter was copied to the IGP, the National Human Right Commission, NHRC, Public Complaint Commission, Brigadier Commander Nigerian Army Yola, Adamawa state governor, the Director of SSS Adamawa state, and the Adamawa state Emirate Council. Shortly after he came down yesterday, the man was whisked away by the police and taken to the Police Headquarters in Abuja. Meantime, media aide to the former Vice President, Mr Garba Shehu, yesterday, dismissed Inua’s allegation, saying he is mentally deranged. According to Shehu, “We honestly suspect that this man is mental, if there is one Nigerian who pays all his bills that one is Atiku Abubakar. If the idea of this pole climber is to get N15million from the Turaki, this certainly is not the best way to go about it. “Were it left to me, I will say that the man should simply be ignored. He will climb down when he gets tired of staying up there.” [/size][/font][/color][/i][/b] P.S DON'T HATE ME BCOZ OF WHAT COMES OUT OF MY MOUTH, I DON'T GIVE A SHIT ABOUT MYSELF, SO phyukOFF..
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IDIOT WHY DID HE COME DOWN? ABOKI YOU FALL MA HAND Reply
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hahahahaahahaha, naija. the country don tired the man, very funny, wel the man is popular nw. Reply
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RIGHT TO DIE,IT IS ALLOWED Reply
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Quote from: kebella on 14-03-2012 03:02 PM this mallam no fit kil me wit laff..........why must he commit suicide in public so pple go see him n' get help.............stupid mallam............he don mis 75 virgins ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() "Those who will say nothing in the face of tyranny must endure the rule of idiots . All that you need for evil to triumph is for the good people to keep quiet and do nothing".
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Dont blame the man, Nigeria is so baD that only the rich hears the rich, the poor is neglected, our judicial system is ineffective, the government and the politicians are busy nourishing their evil desires on the money meant for meaningful development. If justice is finally given to the man, he has atleast been heard. Reply
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The Aboki for go join his brothers for Airport to change Dolla when they never work. Reply
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hahahahahhaha Reply
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Quote from: ohis07 on 14-03-2012 05:15 PM Shebi person when mean to die na Public e de come commit suicide? ![]() ![]() ![]() HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 100% CORRECT. KINDLY IGNORE ANY TYPING ERROR, IT'S CALLED SLIP OF FINGER. ![]() ![]()
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Please!!naijapals management i call your attention with high voice please take note of some of your posters,are posting nothing but insulting others religion and prophet.is this place purposely for that?please block the person they continue,if not we will retaliate,the person has her or his own religion.from there we will understand this place is purposely insulting others religion.and it will turn to religion battle field,and we are not praying for that.thanks naijapals management. Reply
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