Release Jonathan Elendu

His Excellency Musa Yaradua, the President of Federal Republic of NigeriaSen. David Mark, the Senate PresidentHon. Oladimeji Sabur Bankole, Speaker of the House of RepresentativesMichael Kaase Aondoak... continue reading »

100 signatures Goal: 100
All Signatures (100 total)
76.
Uche O 11 April 2010

"Freedom of Speech is a fundamental right enshrined in our constitution. And the Rule of Law presupposes that every citizen is entitled to equal protection of the law. If Mr. Elendu has committed an offence, he should be charged before a court of law. Peri"

77.
Chukwuma Sa 18 March 2010
78.
Emmanuel Franklyneo 17 March 2010

"Freedom of speech is not Yar Adua's gift to Nigerians. It is a fundamental freedom; sacred and inalienable. Tramping human rights underfoot is the hallmark of incompetent tyrannies. Elendu's arrest is testament to the visionlessness of this government. Hi"

79.
Dr Lekea 8 March 2010
80.
Paul O 19 December 2009

"The rule of law is not a luxury and Nigeria is not the personal fiefdom of office holders. Those who have committed this outrage on our guaranteed rights deserve to be brought before the law and held to account only in this way can their misguided loyalty"

81.
Human Rightsjusticeandpeacef 3 December 2009

"His continued detention is irresponsible and unwarranted and therefore smacks of intolerance by the fascist Yar'adua led government of Nigeria. He should therefore be released immediately and unconditionally."

82.
Joseph S 19 November 2009

"В"

83.
Innocent U 10 November 2009

"If Elendu has broken any law, he should be tried in open court. If his only "crime" is criticism of the government or president, then under the universal human right provisions, he must be set free. Now!"

84.
Dinma O 31 October 2009

"You are innocent till proven guilty"

85.
Afamefuna A 22 October 2009

"Charge him to court, if his actions call for that, however if he has not broken any of the laws of the land, I hereby join my brethren in demanding the immediate release of Jonathan Elendu!!!"

86.
Okpareke M 30 September 2009

"By this and other actions, this govt. is shwoing that its learned nothing from our past mistakes. SS should focus on investigating those responsible for our people impoverishment and not those who through untold hardship present the truth about our dire s"

87.
Ekpa S 2 September 2009

"its very sad that this type of act still excist in this 21st century"

88.
Anthony A 22 August 2009

"Charge him to court or release him without further delay"

89.
Vincent O 6 July 2009

"We are not in the Military era; we are in a democratic dispensation. Arbitrary arrest and detention of citizen without due process is contrary to every norm of civil rule. Bring charges against Mr. Elendu or release him."

90.
Dipo E 7 June 2009

"An important ingredient needed for a successful democracy is the right of the citizens to be able to express their views without constant harassment by those who control all the instruments of coercion. Thus, a government can not claim to be in favor of t"

91.
Nkiru O 11 April 2009

"В"

92.
Chike Arinzechukwui 10 April 2009
93.
Chukwukadibia Jo 4 March 2009

"Freedom for all people. Give us the people, freedom of speach."

94.
Ikenna A 3 March 2009
95.
Dr Osadebeoa 26 February 2009

"Please Release Joe, unless the FG has something to hide."

96.
Paul O 16 February 2009

"united we stand .... lets get Jonathan Elendu released"

97.
Obi E 29 October 2008

"The government should not act as if we are still under the military junters!!"

98.
Chief Mikea 19 September 2008

"Please follow the due process."

99.
Emeka I 28 August 2008
100.
Ejikeme O 21 August 2008

"I do not agree with some of the wording in the letter, but I do support the appeal for Mr Elendu's release."

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