Comments on: CELEBRATING DELE GIWA AND UNVEILING THE IDENTITY OF HIS KILLERS http://nzesylva.wordpress.com/2008/10/09/celebrating-dele-giwa-and-unveiling-the-identity-of-his-killers/ Just another WordPress.com weblog Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:13:50 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: jaybee http://nzesylva.wordpress.com/2008/10/09/celebrating-dele-giwa-and-unveiling-the-identity-of-his-killers/#comment-131 jaybee Mon, 23 Feb 2009 14:12:55 +0000 http://nzesylva.wordpress.com/?p=95#comment-131 It is such a pity that in this century, we still cannot locate the killers of D G despite having the handprints of the killers. The blood of the Innocents are crying for a revenge, it is not palatable that some people are still allowed to have their say in the affairs of this country. people who are not meant for the top due to their barbaric actions are those who are powerfully manovering the affair of this great country. it is so disgracing that after 22 years of the first and only letter bomb blast on an editor for speaking the truth and sounding as a megaphone of truth to the populace of helpless nigerians, the killers were yet not revealed. How then can we get the best of achievements?, how then can this country be free of debt (both in monetary and blood spilling terms)?, how then can the current 7-point agenda and the MDGs be reached?, many others have been killed with(out) traces from a visible hands but invisible paper proofs while poor ones who stole as little as a 30 naira bundle of salt are sent to prison. Nigeria is free but not free from causes of known and unknown innocent bloods that have been shed all in the name of speaking the truth and giving their own view of how things are meant to be done. 'LET THE KINGS BE CAREFUL LEST THEY FALL' Someone is silent indeed and looking at those who are called GODFATHERS and have no hiuman feelings It is such a pity that in this century, we still cannot locate the killers of D G despite having the handprints of the killers. The blood of the Innocents are crying for a revenge, it is not palatable that some people are still allowed to have their say in the affairs of this country. people who are not meant for the top due to their barbaric actions are those who are powerfully manovering the affair of this great country.
it is so disgracing that after 22 years of the first and only letter bomb blast on an editor for speaking the truth and sounding as a megaphone of truth to the populace of helpless nigerians, the killers were yet not revealed.
How then can we get the best of achievements?, how then can this country be free of debt (both in monetary and blood spilling terms)?, how then can the current 7-point agenda and the MDGs be reached?, many others have been killed with(out) traces from a visible hands but invisible paper proofs while poor ones who stole as little as a 30 naira bundle of salt are sent to prison.
Nigeria is free but not free from causes of known and unknown innocent bloods that have been shed all in the name of speaking the truth and giving their own view of how things are meant to be done.
‘LET THE KINGS BE CAREFUL LEST THEY FALL’ Someone is silent indeed and looking at those who are called GODFATHERS and have no hiuman feelings

]]> By: feathersproject http://nzesylva.wordpress.com/2008/10/09/celebrating-dele-giwa-and-unveiling-the-identity-of-his-killers/#comment-84 feathersproject Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:38:48 +0000 http://nzesylva.wordpress.com/?p=95#comment-84 Nice one on Dele Giwa, I read it on The Nigerian Village Square. Am glad that there are still Nigerians who are really in search for models, runs contray to what on gets to listen to these days. Thanks for keeping DG's memory alive. As I had once written on "S.T Bajah's Immortal Legacy", the quality of a man's life depends on the material (and if very smart, the supernatural) immortality he/she attains after death. No ideal is worth living for, if that ideal dies at death. Well done, Mr Ifedigbo. Nwachukwu Egbunike, Feathers Project Nice one on Dele Giwa, I read it on The Nigerian Village Square. Am glad that there are still Nigerians who are really in search for models, runs contray to what on gets to listen to these days. Thanks for keeping DG’s memory alive. As I had once written on “S.T Bajah’s Immortal Legacy”, the quality of a man’s life depends on the material (and if very smart, the supernatural) immortality he/she attains after death. No ideal is worth living for, if that ideal dies at death. Well done, Mr Ifedigbo.

Nwachukwu Egbunike, Feathers Project

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