The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Ogun State axis, has described the continual siege on the residence of the Senator-elect of Ogun East senatorial district, Prince Buruji Kashamu by the officers of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies (NDLEA) as political display and gross misconduct against the laws of Nigeria.
In a statement issued yesterday and signed by NANS national public relations officer, Paul Ogunkoya and Ogun State NANS chairman, Olasunkanmi Ahmed, the body said NDLEA, as an agency of government should not lay a bad precedence of disregard to a court of competent jurisdiction.
A Federal High Court in Lagos had mandated the operatives of the agency to vacate Kashamu's residence on Ladipo Omotosho Street, Lekki and also restrained the NDLEA and other security agencies in Nigeria from unlawfully arresting the senator-elect and extraditing him to the United States over drug-related offences.
NANS said: "We have applauded the action of the NDLEA in the past for being one of the dutiful agency in Nigeria of today.
"It saddened the mind of majority of we students leaders that after a competent court of law order them to vacate the premise of the senator-elect as at Tuesday and Wednesday.
"We are highly convinced that the activities of the NDLEA has being politicised, it has involve personal aggrandizement and catekerous attitude for turning a deaf ear to the verdict of the court."
While urging students to stand for peace and justice, the body threatened to mobilise students for protests at NDLEA headquarters in Abuja.
"We hereby appeal to official of NDLEA to save the future of our dear country, by obeying the law. The younger generation are watching with keen interest.
"We also seized the medium to disclose that failure of NDLEA officials to respect the law within 24-hours might lead to a massive protest at a sooner date to the NDLEA headquarter in Abuja," the student body vowed.
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ReplyDeleteSee this ones.. The oyinbo sef get as he be but he use grammar cover up
DeleteNa fem sabi. Lindaobserve
ReplyDeleteMake them no go read their books...
ReplyDeleteStupid Children....Wahala dey sweet them now till them go see correct gbege.
They will start Aluta now & spend 8 years in school for a course of 4 years.
Idiots.....Rubbish .com
You are obviously a very daft person going by this comment.
DeleteMake them no go read their books...
ReplyDeleteStupid Children....Wahala dey sweet them now till them go see correct gbege.
They will start Aluta now & spend 8 years in school for a course of 4 years.
Idiots.....Rubbish .com
Idiots.how much ?thieves!you didn't protest this crazy fuel and phcn wahala.
ReplyDeleteWho are this people just releasing press statements anyhow biko? Smh!
ReplyDeleteU won't understand boy! It's not ur level
DeleteThis hungry NANS have come again, always running to were their stomach is.
ReplyDeleteDey should go ahead
ReplyDeleteThey should go and read for their exams joor!
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Terrible written English..and they are students? Or traders,
ReplyDeleteHow does siege of buruji kasamu's home directly affect their student life?
ReplyDeleteThe NDLEA operatives have vacated the area... can confirm this as at 10 minutes ago.
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Gud one.
ReplyDeleteYou want to protest abi? Seems u feel like wasting away your own future by fighting for the wrong cause.
ReplyDeleteIn the first place, why didn't you guys protest when Kashamu was declared the winner of a primary he didn't win?
Now you want to protest over his house arrest? Why can't he go and face the law if he's so confident of doing no wrong in the US? He can't run away from his sins but can only hide.
He made the greatest mistake by coming out to vie for a Senatorial post when he knows he's wanted!
What a country we live in.....people celebrating bad people as heroes! #smh
Did u say a wrong cause? Shame on you! Have u ever imagined how this country will be if everyone decides to disobey court orders? We will be headed for a failed state. People should try and read and understand before commenting.
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What is NANS business?????
ReplyDeleteMoye says so via BB Passport...Courtesy LIB......
It's for publicity jare stupid association based on fraud in students .. NANS that's as corrupt as hell... was a member while in school so I know nans well enough to think this ain't for publicity reasons and favour especially to their public representatives like the president of the socalled association
ReplyDeletethis children should go and read book not protesting for drug peddlers and politicians. how does it affect them.
ReplyDeleteStudy and leave politics.
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NANS and co, how much did you guys collected from kashamus? No lies o.....lol
ReplyDeleteMisplaced priorities! don't go and read your books..useless students..you will end up selling drugs like Kashamu your idol!
ReplyDeleteNANS and co, how much did you guys collected from kashamu? No lies o.....lol
ReplyDeleteIf the man has done nothing wrong he should go and face the law. Stupid young people protesting to support thieves. God bless the days of Bashir Abdullahi, true hero of the Nigerian youth.
ReplyDeleteRetarded Bunches.
ReplyDeleteThis shameless display just strengthen the latent belief that our generation is as corrupt as the ones we r used to condemning.
dat Shutng u call moudatmouthw is dis issue related 2 NANS, wen was on strivoices weAiurre not heard now uvheard want to fight onbehalf of drug barron. pls keep d reputation of dis association and dont doubkeepdoublendard. Ab say so.
ReplyDeleteDs NANS guys hv being bitches all along...remember my says at AOCOED, d NANS was filled wiv all sorts of cultists so it shud b emphasized dt dz mofos don't represent d Nigerian students
ReplyDeleteThey should go and sleep joor, we re talking about drug baron there and they re talking nonsense, u riraf making noise Mtchew!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDrug baron? Guess he was convicted by you? Keep dwelling on hear say. Useless talkative.
DeleteHian! Please can we get to some time off dis Buruji saga??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteHian! Please can we get to some time off dis Buruji saga??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteNANS has no doubt become a purposeless and meaningless organization guided srictly by what they can "eat". It has obviously become a tool to be purchased by whoever is willing to put some "change " in the hands of thugs who claim to represent students.
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NDLEA is breaking the law if a court truly said they should bounce
ReplyDeleteIf the statement, credited to the NANS, was actually authored by its leadership, then I can now understand why many developed countries will not want to touch anyone currently educated in a Nigerian university even with a long pole. I now know why many people believe that education in Nigeria is finished! The Statement contains incomplete sentences. Every line of the Statement contains either bad grammar, bad punctuations or wrong spellings. And they are Nigerian university students. I don't believe this!
ReplyDeleteThugs blandishing themselves as students...What does NANS has to do with Buruji Kashamu being held house rest by NDLEA...Hmmmmm joblessness and lacking focus out of greed, is a big disease and that is what the so called NANS Ogun chapter is suffering...Meanwhile NDLEA should do the needful and obey court other...However, if finally Buruji Kashamu is found guilty and indicted after following due process and rule of law, then he should face the music...gbam !
ReplyDeleteWait please, can any tribe apart from Igbo be found culpable of indulging in any money related offense(s) ? Keeping fingers crossed.....
NANS ke? Useless and hungry touts that call themselves students....This man must face the music. USA never forgets, it's just a matter of time.
ReplyDeleteAre these the future leaders of tomorrow? I doubt that very much. And here I was thinking NANS would support the course of justice. That a court asked NDLEA to vacate his premises doesn't make him not guilty. In this time when we are grappling with corrupt politicians,he should surrender,be cleared and then be sworn in as senator elect.
ReplyDeleteThen why not follow due process? Why are they going tru the back door? It's obvious that there is something more to the arrest than we know.
DeleteSomebody should be charged for contempt of court and human rights violation.
ReplyDeleteam not even concerned about the man. What i find anoying is the absolute disregard for the rule and a court of competence jurisdiction by this agencies in this country. Acting as if they are above the law
ReplyDeleteNANS did not protest when oil marketers were holding the country to ransome...na protest for politician na him dem carry for head...what a show of shame......
ReplyDeleteNans already exchange der future with drug money. If Kasamu didnt commit, let him go to Us and face d court. Is a big shame for Nans. Well i cant blame them, the ontological specimen of an identical plumage invariably congregated in close proximity.
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm, u guys re crazy. See na comment if u too see d opportunity of carring drugs, shey na no go carry am? Na all of u dey talk rubbish as if u na dey right. Useless person. Idiot. Abeg go sit joor.
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