Law & Crime
TINUBU AND THE BOY WHO KILLED HIS DAD
BY EMMANUEL NNADOZIE ONWUBIKO
I was just a very innocent boy of about 10 and had just stubbornly followed my immediate elder sister Francisca to enrol into a secondary school known as KAFANCHAN TEACHERS COLLEGE.
My Dad gave his unqualified approval that I jumped to form one from my primary 5 at the Aduwan 1 primary school since I was such in a hurry to be in secondary school.
I met a lot of school mates and given the huge size of the students, I was assigned to Class 1 P. There were some three thousand students in my form but the school was considerably massive in terms of structures and infrastructure.
The school was a neat one with teachers and a principal who were clearly no-nonsense disciplinarians. The Vice principal was such a fine gentleman who also played the role of an informal counsellor. He was instrumental to my becoming fascinated about becoming a journalist. Together with my Father Mazi Osonduagwuike Okorieocha ONWUBIKO who often sent me to buy copies of Champion Newspapers and Imo Statesman from the newsstand near the main market in Kafanchan, these legends pushed into journalism.
Our class teachers were very friendly but disciplined so we were made to know the boundary between friendship and falling in line in the area of strict compliance to the rules and regulations of the school.
One of those abominable sins was coming late to school. Lateness to school was strictly forbidden just as offenders are made to face corporal punishments and caning which were regimented and very awkward but these disciplinary actions moulded us into respecters of authority and order.
Discipline and order were virtues that most of us were already used to from our homes. Dad made sure we do not stray into the arena of rascality and malfeasance. My Dad did not mind flogging anyone who derailed.
And so, it was an anathema to hear that one of us in the school by the name of Godwin was such a very stubborn chap to an extent that rumours swirled around the ears of students that he occasionally fought his Dad. His Dad was disabled in one leg but all the same was a highly educated Nurse who was highly placed in his place of work in the only publicly funded hospital in Kafanchan.
The man was so diligent in his tasks as a Nurse but there is something we suspected made it possible for Godwin to deviate from the societal norms and to have had the effrontery to physically confront his Dad. This was the existential fact that his mother deals on local brews of alcohol known as burukutu and this line of business attracted all kinds of bad characters into their living environment whereby the mother does her business. Godwin was uniquely badly behaved and indulged in all kinds of misbehaviour including smoking and drinking of alcoholic beverages. We hus contemporaries failed to correct Godwin.
It was strange to know that a son could fight his Dad but to Godwin, engaging in fisticuffs with his biological Dad was just one of those normal things. The news wasn’t palatable to our ears because it was a huge anathema to contemplate that a son could even engage his Dad in the exchange of words talk more of physically battling the man who co-created him and brought him to life.
This bad habit escalated. Then all of a sudden, Godwin fought his Dad with a knife and succeeded in stabbing him to death. This was the kind of news that as kids of just 10, it was traumatic to hear.
The entire school and thousands of students received this shocking news with considerable amount of disappointment that the boy Godwin could kill the man who brought him to the world. Godwin was picked up by the police and that ended his education as he was taken straight into detention and then prosecuted for murder.
But given his tender age, he was not subjected to the death penalty which was the legal sanction for such a heinous crime but he was consigned to the borstal home which was a prison yard for juveniles for decades. The killing of his Dad by Godwin thus ended his normal life. He lost all his friends and hung the stigma of a killer of his Dad.
But if you are reading this story, you might be asking yourself why i remembered a story that took place almost 40 years ago.
Yes, the memory of this incident flashed into my thinking faculty when I busied myself over a cup of coffee in reflecting about the political scenarios been created by the current Nigerian president known as Bola Ahmed Tinubu and precisely the angle that the president is actively working to kill off constitutional democracy and multiparty democracy. Everyone who works for sustainable development, would naturally work to nurture constitutional and multiparty democracy which is our best system of government as it were.
President Tinubu once said, he was so happy that the opposition political parties that gave him the toughest challenges during the year 2023 poll were in internal turmoils. These internal infighting were promoted and funded by the supporters of the second term ambition of president Tinubu who seems mortally afraid of strong opponents who may torpedo him in 2027 given the poor records he has built in the field of economy, insecurity and general wellbeing of the citizens.
The truth is that the President and his political party the All Progressives Congress, are actively engaged in the deliberate demolition of peoples Democratic Party and the Labour party and has also extended his tentacles into the newly registered African Democratic Congress which obviously is one opposition party whereby the fiercest rivals of Bola Ahmed Tinubu have congregated including Atiku Abubakar, Aminu Tambuwal, Nasir Elrufai and Peter Obi. Tinubu is allegedly using Economic and Financial Crimes Commission as his foot soldiers to threaten serving governors belonging to PDP most of whom have soiled their hands and they are jumping into APC like frogs running away from a consuming fire and because Adams Oshiomhole a former National Chairman of APC said anybody joining APC wouldn’t be haunted by the EFCC and ICPC because their ‘sins’ are forgiven, these fearful politicians of the opposition parties are lining up into APC for protection from the troubles of EFCC.
What the president and the APC are collectively doing by forcing elected office holders of the other political parties to cross over illegally into the APC so as to weaken the opposition parties to soften the ground for the incumbent president to re-contest for the second and the last constitutionally permitted tenure in less than a year from now, is just the same as the actions of the boy who killed his father in my high school days in KAFANCHAN.
Democracy is obviously the result of struggles and agitation by people who stake their lives to wrestle power from the military coupists who drove away civilians in 1982 and held on to power up until 1999. One of those agitators who struggled for civilian led constitutional democracy to take roots in Nigeria is the man who is president today who obviously took over power through a contentious general election in the year 2023. He is attempting by all means to muzzle political opposition by allegedly funding internal schism and because most politicians in Nigeria are not ideological but are ready to be bought over, the All Progressives Congress has used public funds as slush funds to sponsor infighting in political opposition including the appointment of a PDP member as minister whose duty is to destroy the once harmonious PDP. The courts in Nigeria are as corrupt as the Supreme Court of Venezuela so the president is also using them to destroy the opposition parties.
So if this leading agitator who contributed to the arrival of constitutional multiparty democracy is now misusing his presidential powers to whittle down political opposition parties with the aim of creating a one party state, it won’t be wrong to remember the boy Godwin who killed his Dad and to draw a parallel with the incumbent Nigerian President as the boy who is killing multiparty democracy if he is not resisted.
But like Godwin the boy in KAFANCHAN of the 1980s who made sure he ended the life of his boisterous and joyous Senior Nurse and father and then ended his life, if Tinubu’s programme to exterminate multiparty democracy sails through, then Tinubu’s legacy as a warrior of democracy would come to a scratching end.
But since unlike during my childhood days that I and my contemporaries failed to correct Godwin and to compel him to desists from fighting his Dad, a negligence that dovetailed into the eventual killing of his Dad by Godwin, since we are aware that Tinubu intends to kill multiparty democracy, we owe our consciences the debts to speak out and mobilise active resistance to this political anathema and suicide that is about to happen in Nigeria.
The history of multiparty democracy is illustrious and we may do well to look at what political scholars gave us as the historicity and etymology of multiparty democracy.
Ancient Democracy:
Political groupings in ancient Greek democracies and in the Roman Republic were typically formed around leaders whose wealth, oratorical skills or achievements could sway the citizenry around issues of war, trade, property and public services.
Factions often formed around two main societal interests — the wealthy aristocracy and common property holders, traders and artisans. These groups held different views of democracy somewhat in the manner political parties do today. The most famous Athenian politician, Pericles, won enduring majorities of the citizens’ assembly in part through his success at extending political participation to the less wealthy and in part through his adept management ─ for a time ─ of Athens’ foreign policy.
Unlike Athens, Rome was governed through layers of representative institutions and officials according to class and wealth. The dominant law-making institution was the Senate, which represented patricians, or the elite landowning class. The Plebeian Council represented the rest of the citizenry, including smaller landowners and merchants. In this setting, there were no political parties but rather supporters or opponents of individual politicians based on personal interests or on their views regarding the balance of Senatorial privilege and the power and rights of plebeians.
British Political Parties
The first modern political parties arose in Great Britain out of the English Civil Wars and became defined in the Exclusion Crisis of 1679-81. Those known as Tories defended absolutist prerogatives and hereditary succession. Whigs favored greater constitutional limits on the monarchy. Their history offers an example of political party development.
The Exclusion Crisis occurred when Whigs sought to bar the brother of the restored king, Charles II, from succession to the monarchy due to his adoption of Roman Catholicism and fears that he would again try to assert absolute powers over parliament — the cause of the English Civil Wars earlier that century. In the minority at that time, the Whigs’ effort failed. James II assumed the throne in 1685 on his brother’s death. But the Whigs’ fears were soon realized as James II sought to transgress parliament’s authority. Acting now in the majority after a new election, the faction acted to depose James II in the Glorious Revolution of 1688. They invited his Protestant daughter, Mary, and her Protestant husband, William of Orange and King of the Netherlands, to assume the throne, uniting the two kingdoms for a brief period. Whigs then passed bills asserting power over monarchical succession, parliamentary authority and citizens’ rights (known as the English Bill of Rights).
Whigs and Tories vied for power thereafter as political parties. Whigs were dominant for much of the 18th century and Tories in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. In John Stuart Mill’s categories, Whigs were the “change” party, supporting parliamentary supremacy, expanding the franchise and free trade. The Tories were the “stability” party protecting rural, aristocratic and Church interests as well as the prerogatives of the monarchy. There were also independent members. They would be central to ending the slave trade and abolition of slavery, gaining support from leaders of both Whigs and, at times, Tories.
Nigeria borrowed our political system mainly from Great Britain. So why does Tinubu intend on killing multiparty democracy in the Country? Why must all the opposition party governors and legislators be conscripted into the All Progressives Congress of Tinubu?
*EMMANUEL NNADOZIE ONWUBIKO is the founder of HUMAN RIGHTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA and a former COMMISSIONER OF THE NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION OF NIGERIA.
By Our Correspondent
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Dr James Ogwu Onoja has warned social media commentators and bloggers to stop dishing out false narratives in a $2.1 million civil suit instituted against Barrister Jordan Nyesom Wike by one Safwan Garba in respect of Abuja land matter.
The lawyer warned that any commentator and blogger who continued the false narration in respect of court proceedings in the matter, would be susceptible to both criminal and civil actions for malicious falsehood, cyberbullying, slander and libel.
The reaction of Onoja SAN, lead counsel to Jordan Nyesom Wike was provoked by an interview granted by I. G Wuru, a lawyer to Safwan Garba, where he reportedly insinuated that Jordan Nyesom Wike admitted receiving the disputed $2.1 million from the plaintiff.
Social media commentators, especially Martins Vincent Otse known as Very Darkman (VDM) and bloggers were said to have been feasting on the falsehood, spreading it to unsuspecting members of the public.
In a statement on Friday in Abuja, Ogwu Onoja SAN, in setting the record straight, explained that his client (Jordan Nyesom Wike) never at any time admitted receiving any money from Safwan Garba as alleged by lawyer Wuru.
He warned that those who have made publications, conclusions, insinuations and casted aspersions that have drawn attention subject of the court case should take down that such publications, statements and conclusions as same are palpably unfounded
The statement read: “Our attention has been drawn to stories on series of blogs, comments and conclusions on social media by mischief makers and promoters of falsehood, attributed to the media briefing and interview granted by I.G. Waru, Esq., the lawyer to Safwan Garba, in respect of the suit he instituted against Jordan Wike presently pending at the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja in Suit No: FCT/HC/CV/008/2026 and the court proceedings in relation thereto.
‘In the unverified reports, blog posts and commentaries as stated above, it was aired most maliciously that Jordan Wike admitted receiving $2.1 million for Abuja property. This particular story circulated by Sahara Reporters and Very Darkman (VDM) is most reprehensible.
“It is also sad that other media platforms such as Port Harcourt Specials, The Cable, Ogoni Times, Magic FM Aba, Information Nigeria, Kalabari TV, Sorosoye Gossip, Edo Updates and many more, on a daily basis continue to peddle this falsehood thereby tarnishing the reputation and image of Jordan Wike.
“This haze of lies and malicious fabrication appears to be an orchestrated media campaign intended to whip up sentiments, compromise the mind of the public and intimidate the judge.
“For the records, Jordan Wike in his defence before the court stated in an unequivocal terms that he has never met Safwan Garba G.Y. or any of his agents at any time. He maintained this line of defence while giving evidence in court on the 28th and 30th September, 2026.
“One therefore wonders why a lawyer would grant interviews to misrepresent what transpired in stop false narrative weeks after the court proceedings.
“It is baffling that this interview by I.G. Waru was granted this week at the Federal High Court, Abuja close to a month of the court proceedings at the FCT High Court and is clearly the source of defamatory comments, unfounded claims and unproven conclusions being made on social media by ignorant members of the public.
“As lawyers to Mr. Jordan Wike, we hitherto refrained from making any statement since the matter is subjudice. However, after taking a critical look at the daily name calling of this young man and the barrage of lies and misrepresentation by gullible people who believe anything without verifying the facts, it therefore becomes most cogent and imperative to clear the air on these poignant issues.
“Safwan Garba G.Y, instituted this action in court but it appears he is not contented with letting the court determine the matter. It is our opinion that in view of the pending proceedings in court, it behoves the lawyers representing both parties to maintain proper professional posture rather than resort to underhand measures using the media to craft false narratives intended to paint a different picture from what has so far transpired in court in order to mislead the public.
“One key point to note is that, contrary to the news making the rounds regarding the petition to the EFCC, we as lawyers to Jordan Nyesom-Wike exhibited the said letter to unearth the inconsistencies in the stories and claims of Safwan Garba G.Y and his lawyers.
“This is because Safwan Garba G.Y kept that vital documents away from the court by not referring to same in his pleadings. He also failed to follow up with the EFCC having realized that the lies he told in the said letter were too conspicuous even for the blind to see.
“In view of the above, we urge the general public to disregard the vicious and barefaced lies of Safwan Garba G.Y. and flagrant misrepresentation of his lawyer, I.G. Waru, Esq. whose conduct is apart from being contemptuous is copiously unethical.
“Any member of the public, bloggers or media houses who continue to propagate this blatant falsehood against the person of Jordan Nyesom-Wike will be susceptible to both criminal and civil actions for malicious falsehood, cyberbullying, slander and libel.
“Those who have made publications, conclusions, insinuations and casted aspersions that have drawn attention subject of this piece should take down with alacrity such publications, statements and conclusions as same are palpably unfounded.
“The general public is to take note and be guided accordingly.”
Law & Crime
Panel on death of 37dead illegal Miners: Commissioner alleges NSCDC goes beyond its official role of engagement
By Uthman Baba -Naseer,Minna
The Commissioner for Homeland Security in Niger State Mr. Maurice Bello Magaji has alleged that the operatives of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) are going beyond their official responsibility in their role of engagement.
He told the Justice Mohammed Mohammed Judicial Commission of Inquiry investigating the death of 37 suspected illegal miners in the custody of NSCDC that their mode of official conduct is uncivil and they should be more professional in the discharge of their duty.
According to the Commissioner, the men of the NSCDC needed more orientation in their mode of operation as security outfit stating that the revelations from the survivors of the NSCDC causality to “ our committee is so embarrassing and they needed more orientations in their official conducts”
“ My Lord. The information we received from the survivors in our committee as regards to the manner and the way the NSCDC carried out their operations could best be described as unprofessional and they need to be called to order” Maurice Magaji told the Commission.
He told the Commission that the excess of the NSCDC in their operational conduct does not portray the operatives of the NSCDC as security outfit warning that they should operate within the ambit of the law that established them.
“ The NSCDC was established under an enabling Act. But they operate outside the Act and the law establishing them. They should operate in accordance with the Act that established them. Their excesses in their operational conduct is unprofessional” he added.
Maurice Magaji who testified as the Commissioner for Home Security and the secretary Niger State committee of Investigation on the matter informed the commission the response of their committee to the incident and the stage of their investigation, challenging the mode of arrest and operation of the civil defence corps in the state.
He confirmed that on the 17th,of September,2026 he received a phone call from the suspended Commandant of the NSCDC in Niger State,Siayaka Zubeiru Aniriviye on the death of the 37 suspected illegal miners in the custody of the Command.
He stated that upon the receipt of the report,” I put a call to my boss,the governor, on the report I got from the suspended Commandant of the NSCDC.
“ The governor then directed that their bodies should be evacuated to the hospital,the suspended Commandant then told me that he needed some logistics to transport them to the hospital.
“ I then contacted my permanent secretary and raised some funds for transporting them to the hospital, “ the Commissioner told the Commission.
Head of civil defence operations Deputy Commander of Corps John Abraham narrated to Justice Mohammed Mohammed nine member commission of inquiry how they carried out the operation which led to the arrest of the 69 miners on the directives of the suspended commandant of the Corp Siaka Subairu Aniviye.
He maintained that after the arrest they handed over the suspects to the department of intelligence and investigation for further action.
Area Commander Mokwa Assistant commander of Corp Adebayo Tajuddeen and ASC Mamman Ibrahim testified in relation to the arrest, investigation and detention of Emmanuel Emeka who was detained six days and died alongside the suspected illegal miners.
They testified how they illegally arrested the boy, collected money for his detention and court warrant and as well clarified on the whereabouts of 1.4 Million Naira allegedly recovered from the 12 Million Naira in question.
However Wilfred Ugwu, the employer of late Emmanuel who reported him to the civil defence also
testified on their relationship with Emmanuel and how he accused Emmanuel of siphoning his business money to the tune of 12 Million Naira.
By Our Correspondent
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Dr James Ogwu Onoja has warned social media commentators and bloggers to stop dishing out false narratives in a $2.1 million civil suit instituted against Barrister Jordan Nyesom Wike by one Safwan Garba in respect of Abuja land matter.
The lawyer warned that any commentator and blogger who continued the false narration in respect of court proceedings in the matter, would be susceptible to both criminal and civil actions for malicious falsehood, cyberbullying, slander and libel.
The reaction of Onoja SAN, lead counsel to Jordan Nyesom Wike was provoked by an interview granted by I. G Wuru, a lawyer to Safwan Garba, where he reportedly insinuated that Jordan Nyesom Wike admitted receiving the disputed $2.1 million from the plaintiff.
Social media commentators, especially Martins Vincent Otse known as Very Darkman (VDM) and bloggers were said to have been feasting on the falsehood, spreading it to unsuspecting members of the public.
In a statement on Friday in Abuja, Ogwu Onoja SAN, in setting the record straight, explained that his client (Jordan Nyesom Wike) never at any time admitted receiving any money from Safwan Garba as alleged by lawyer Wuru.
He warned that those who have made publications, conclusions, insinuations and casted aspersions that have drawn attention subject of the court case should take down that such publications, statements and conclusions as same are palpably unfounded
The statement read: “Our attention has been drawn to stories on series of blogs, comments and conclusions on social media by mischief makers and promoters of falsehood, attributed to the media briefing and interview granted by I.G. Waru, Esq., the lawyer to Safwan Garba, in respect of the suit he instituted against Jordan Wike presently pending at the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja in Suit No: FCT/HC/CV/008/2026 and the court proceedings in relation thereto.
‘In the unverified reports, blog posts and commentaries as stated above, it was aired most maliciously that Jordan Wike admitted receiving $2.1 million for Abuja property. This particular story circulated by Sahara Reporters and Very Darkman (VDM) is most reprehensible.
“It is also sad that other media platforms such as Port Harcourt Specials, The Cable, Ogoni Times, Magic FM Aba, Information Nigeria, Kalabari TV, Sorosoye Gossip, Edo Updates and many more, on a daily basis continue to peddle this falsehood thereby tarnishing the reputation and image of Jordan Wike.
“This haze of lies and malicious fabrication appears to be an orchestrated media campaign intended to whip up sentiments, compromise the mind of the public and intimidate the judge.
“For the records, Jordan Wike in his defence before the court stated in an unequivocal terms that he has never met Safwan Garba G.Y. or any of his agents at any time. He maintained this line of defence while giving evidence in court on the 28th and 30th September, 2026.
“One therefore wonders why a lawyer would grant interviews to misrepresent what transpired in stop false narrative weeks after the court proceedings.
“It is baffling that this interview by I.G. Waru was granted this week at the Federal High Court, Abuja close to a month of the court proceedings at the FCT High Court and is clearly the source of defamatory comments, unfounded claims and unproven conclusions being made on social media by ignorant members of the public.
“As lawyers to Mr. Jordan Wike, we hitherto refrained from making any statement since the matter is subjudice. However, after taking a critical look at the daily name calling of this young man and the barrage of lies and misrepresentation by gullible people who believe anything without verifying the facts, it therefore becomes most cogent and imperative to clear the air on these poignant issues.
“Safwan Garba G.Y, instituted this action in court but it appears he is not contented with letting the court determine the matter. It is our opinion that in view of the pending proceedings in court, it behoves the lawyers representing both parties to maintain proper professional posture rather than resort to underhand measures using the media to craft false narratives intended to paint a different picture from what has so far transpired in court in order to mislead the public.
“One key point to note is that, contrary to the news making the rounds regarding the petition to the EFCC, we as lawyers to Jordan Nyesom-Wike exhibited the said letter to unearth the inconsistencies in the stories and claims of Safwan Garba G.Y and his lawyers.
“This is because Safwan Garba G.Y kept that vital documents away from the court by not referring to same in his pleadings. He also failed to follow up with the EFCC having realized that the lies he told in the said letter were too conspicuous even for the blind to see.
“In view of the above, we urge the general public to disregard the vicious and barefaced lies of Safwan Garba G.Y. and flagrant misrepresentation of his lawyer, I.G. Waru, Esq. whose conduct is apart from being contemptuous is copiously unethical.
“Any member of the public, bloggers or media houses who continue to propagate this blatant falsehood against the person of Jordan Nyesom-Wike will be susceptible to both criminal and civil actions for malicious falsehood, cyberbullying, slander and libel.
“Those who have made publications, conclusions, insinuations and casted aspersions that have drawn attention subject of this piece should take down with alacrity such publications, statements and conclusions as same are palpably unfounded.
“The general public is to take note and be guided accordingly.”
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