General Ibrahim Babangida (R), Nigeria's former military ruler and head of the ECOWAS delegation, is welcomed by Guinean Foreign Minister Mamady Conde as he arrives at the international airport in Conakry February 22, 2007. General Ibrahim Babangida arrived in Conakry with West African bloc ECOWAS Executive Secretary Mohamed Ibn Chambas to meet Guinean authorities and syndicates. REUTERS/Luc Gnago (GUINEA)

General Ibrahim Babangida (R), Nigeria's former military ruler and head of the ECOWAS delegation, shakes hands with Guinean officers upon his arrival at the international airport in Conakry February 22, 2007. General Ibrahim Babangida arrived in Conakry with West African bloc ECOWAS Executive Secretary Mohamed Ibn Chambas to meet Guinean authorities and syndicates. REUTERS/Luc Gnago (GUINEA)

Robot  Villager

# 1 ...Read the full article. Posted by Robot| 22.02.2007 16:16

Afeni  Villager

# 2 I hope he dies there. If I were one of those soldiers near-by, I would unload a round of machine gun fire into that pig. Death to IBB. ******* from Minna. Posted by Afeni| 22.02.2007 20:38

Unregistre  Villager

# 3 =Afeni;157047>I hope he dies there. If I were one of those soldiers near-by, I would unload a round of machine gun fire into that pig. Death to IBB. ******* from Minna. IBB has lived with you at Minna 365 days a year for the last 60 years or so, you could not shoot him with a catapult, talk more of a gun; now you want some body from another country to help you do the job; what does that make you? Posted by Unregistre| 23.02.2007 00:25

britroyal1  Villager

# 4 As far as I am concerned, he can travel to the deepest abyss in Dante's inferno. My only issue is that he is using a presidential jet which is at considerable cost to public coffers. Only the presidency (serving officials) should have access to this jet unless the passenger is acting on behalf of the Nation which I doubt IBB was doing Posted by britroyal1| 23.02.2007 00:33

calist  Villager

# 5 =Afeni;157047>I hope he dies there. If I were one of those soldiers near-by, I would unload a round of machine gun fire into that pig. Death to IBB. ******* from Minna. Na wah 4 u oh, abeg kool down.:lol: Save the energy for better fight. Posted by calist| 23.02.2007 03:24

Uche Nworah  Villager

# 6 Is it just me but why do i think that the airplane in the background needs some paint job, the Nigeria Airforce inscription does look like what was hastily painted by an Ojuelegba roadside artist. Posted by Uche Nworah| 23.02.2007 07:24

wharfsnake  JJC

# 7 =Uche Nworah;157106>Is it just me but why do i think that the airplane in the background needs some paint job, the Nigeria Airforce inscription does look like what was hastily painted by an Ojuelegba roadside artist. hey, watch your language! Ojuelegba painters are professionals. The paint job was done by an expatriate staff at a highly inflated cost. Of course, the government official who signed off on the contract kept 99% of the budget for him or herself. WS Posted by wharfsnake| 23.02.2007 10:14

udokaamah  Villager

# 8 Can someone please correct the inscription on the Air Force official jet. It says "NIGERIAN AIR FORCE". Should it not be "NIGERIA AIR FORCE" ? I hope Frank Nweke takes a break from attacking CNN to correcting these obvious misquotes. Posted by udokaamah| 23.02.2007 10:15

Ajanlekoko  Villager

# 9 IBB is simply cooling off from the painful defeat. To the extent that he doesn't aspire to rule Nigeria anymore, I really don't care what happens to him. Posted by Ajanlekoko| 23.02.2007 10:40

Kevin obosi  Villager

# 10 BUSY? Who's keeping the psyco busy? someone should launch a missile and blast him DEAD in his minna hell-hole, maybe then we'll have some sanity in our country. How could a man live in a house like that while millions of his people can hardly afford a rest place? DIE MAN, DIE!!! Posted by Kevin obosi| 23.02.2007 11:28

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