Never Again to Babangida!

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Monitoring the Evil Genius

Lies Of The Con Artist

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Given the way he almost ran the country aground and his demystification in 2007 when he wanted to run for the highest office but failed, not a few people were shocked or felt insulted that one-time Nigerian leader, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, IBB and Maradona for style, signified his intention to become president again in 2011. To be accepted by the people, IBB has been weaving a tapestry of lies, all of which cannot stand the test of logic. Of course, critics have been intercepting such falsehoods mid-air, smashing them into smithereens.

 

Perhaps, the Impossible Can Happen?

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Pius OkigboThe government has promised to revisit the care-free wastage and theft of public funds by former military dictator, Ibrahim Babangida. Attorney General , Mohammed Bello Adoke, acknowledges receiving a requested signed copy of the Pius Okigbo Report, which is known to have implicated Babangida.

The Okigbo document had been hidden by successive administrations, but with a petition from the human rights coalition, Social-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, requesting the Ministry of Justice to prosecute the Evil Genius, the road may have been cleared for the most important trial of this generation.

 

Youths Warn IBB Against Lagos Campaign

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The group of Nigerian youths, True Face of Lagos, has warned the Evil Genius, General Ibrahim Babangida, to avoid Lagos at all costs in his presidential  campaign, except he wants trouble. The group berated Babangida for nursing the ambition to become Nigeria’s democratically elected president in 2011 after annuling the fairest and freest election ever held in the history of the country and causing the death of the acclaimed winner of the election, Basorun M.K.O. Abiola.

 

Abeokuta Residents Tear IBB's Posters

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Residents of Abeokuta, the capital city of Ogun State, woke up to posters promoting the presidential ambitions of Ibrahim Babangida, on the morning of Thursday May 6, 2010. Angry, they began to remove the posters, whose sponsors are still hiding. “If those behind and responsible for the pasting of the posters are sure of what they were doing, why should they be hiding under the cover of midnight and odd hours to carry out the assignment? It is conscience that is worrying them,” said a man who gave him name as Baba Sule.

 

Bishops: IBB Not Fit To Rule!

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Methodist Bishops in Nigeria have faulted the bid of former military dicator, General Ibrahim Babangida, to contest the presidential election in 2011, describing Babangida's attempt at having another shot at the nation’s presidency as an insult to Nigerians.

In a communique issued at the end of their meeting in Kaduna, signged by the Prelate of the Church in Nigeria, Dr. Sunday Makinde, and the Conference Secretary, Rt. Rev. Raphael Opoko, the Church concluded that Babangida’s action was an insult to Nigerians.

 

How Babangida Was Disgraced in Benin

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We now have details of how the Evil Genius, General Ibrahim Babangida, crash-landed in his flight to use the “One Man One Vote” rally in Benin to bolster his 2011 presidential aspiration. Babangida was shocked by deep-seated anger against him and promptly aborted his planned campaign stops by lying that he had pains in his leg. 

Sunday Tribune reports that the plot by his supporters failed because of hostile reception by the civil society in the inside rooms of the Governor's house and on the floor of the event.

 

Clerics Spreading Anti-IBB Messages

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The Presiding Bishop of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission, Bishop Mike Okonkwo, has urged Nigerians not to support the presidential ambition of the former military dictator, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida. Okonkwo's call follows the path laid by Pastor Tunde Bakare of the Save Nigeria Group.

He advised IBB to forget the ambition. According to him, IBB ruled the nation for about eight years and played some unsavoury roles, especially in the annulment of June 12, 1993 election won by the late Chief MKO Abiola.

 

Don't contest for President, Obasanjo tells IBB

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The hope of Ibrahim Babangida, former Nigerian military ruler, or any other military general, to get the support of former president Olusegun Obasanjo for the 2011 presidential elections was dashed in far away United States of America last Thursday, April 29th in Washington DC.

The salvo was fired by Mr. Obasanjo himself at the ‘Dialogue on Nigeria' forum hosted by the Leon H. Sullivan Foundation' where he declared that it is now time for the younger generation to take charge of the leadership of the country."The generation before mine fought for and got independence for Nigeria. My own generation fought for unity and stability to keep Nigeria one. It is now left for generation after ours to move the country forward.

 

Pocketed by IBB, Oshiomhole Betrays Friends

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Sleeky former labor leader and Governor of Edo State almost completely deceived progressives and politicians, including Professor Wole Soyinka, who made a quick U-turn at the Benin Airport on learning that the seminar Adams Oshiomhole invited them to attend was, in fact, staged to aid the presidential bid of Master manipulator, General Ibrahim Babangida. Deeply disappointed invitees fled, but were shocked by Oshiomhole's deception.

 

Babangida's Sunday Spin Continues

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In his now regular Sunday sermon at the Lagos airport, Evil Genius, General Ibrahim Babangida, has made a somewhat cautious admission the annulment of the June 12, 1993, presidential election was his mistake, even as he stubbornly failed to apologize. Apparently realizing that the June 12 election was a clog in the wheel of his presidential rerun, Alhaji Babangida decided to talk about it, as well as the $12.4 billion theft by his regime, which he grossly undervalued by more than 90%.

Babangida now claims, the amount realized and reported stolen is  $1.4 billion, not $12.4billion, and hopes Nigerians would buy his spin.

 
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  • Drug Dealer

  • Murderer

  • Anti-Democrat

  • Corrupt to the Bone

Let's face it - we have all always suspected Ibrahim Babangida of being a drug dealer. The story of Gloria Okon, Dele Giwa's death, the burning of the Ministry of Defence and other stories are all allegedly tied to an official drug ring during IBB's regime. We researched the rumors, and this is what we found.

In an authoritative report still posted on the web site of the Canadian Parliament on the drug trade in Africa, Labrouse marks out Ibrahim Babangida, Nigeria's former self-appointed president, as one of the drug-dealing dictators in Africa. Read more

dele giwa

Dele Giwa, a journalist, was allegedly murdered on the 26 of October 1986 by the former military dictator Ibrahim Babaginda - following damning publications. Close observers of the Nigerian media feared then it was the beginning of harsh military dictatorship in the country. It was a true assessment.

Babangida refused to appear before the duly constituted Oputa panel, giving assorted reasons for his refusal. Ray Ekpu, Giwa's colleague, said: Well, the government may say that the killers have not been found but the killers are known. ...Many Nigerians agree that it was a state sponsored terrorism and that he was assassinated by the state. Read More

Nigeria's military dictatorship, led by General Ibrahim Babangida, annulled the Jun 12 presidential election and canceled plans to return the nation to civilian rule. Britain, the United States and France condemned the latest military takeover and threatened to toughen sanctions against NigeriaAbacha urged all Nigerians to forget the June 12 election.

Lagos lawyer, Gani Fawehinmi, however, said: "June 12 is a symbol of our democracy. It was a day Nigeria and Nigerians without any discrimination whatsoever united in voting Chief MKO Abiola in the freest election in the history of election in Nigeria. ... Read More

Most Nigerian leaders have been corrupt, but Ibrahim Babangida added new, historic elements to corruption. One prime example is what he did with the defunct BCCI Bank. BCCI's activities in Nigeria were so profoundly, overwhelmingly corrupt as to suggest a very significant level of corruption in Nigerian officialdom generally.

Whereas BCCI's activities in most countries merely involved corrupting a few, key people, in Nigeria the corruption was systemic and endemic, and touched nearly every operation of the bank in Nigeria. The bank was operated by Babangida and his friends, including a deposed powerful ruler in northern Nigeria. Read More