Just heard that Toyin of Ligali was arrested..today - Page 2

lilthuggy · (#26 (**permalink**))

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Absolutely brilliant.

I was watching the 'spectacle' on TV and I was so angry with all the fakeness that I switched it off, hence I missed Toyin.

Well done to him. The truth was spoken.

Prince Hakeem · (#27 (**permalink**))

Kunjufu wrote:

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Can I suggest that people log on to Ligali and make any monetary offers for bail if this is required direct to his organisation... I'm sure they would appreciate the support...

Agreed.

Kunjufu · (#28 (**permalink**))

Ps..just to add that I think it is really important for people to also air their support of Toyin's actions not only on Ligali but also on European media ie radio, Net or newspaper so that everyone can see he respresent the views of many...

Mokele Mbembe · (#29 (**permalink**))

Judge J · (#30 (**permalink**))

They also interviewed Michael Eboda from the New Nation about what took place. I didn't catch all of what he said but from what I heard he sided with Toyin. There was another guy next to him who pretty much couldn't give a clear indication of where he stood. Also in the backgroundI saw Rashid from the Fahjr Show on Genesis fm.

I swear I also saw Henry Bonsu leading out Toyin as well...say it aint so.

Im sure the evening news will try to make it seem as if Toyins actions were minor.

Big up Toyin

Judge J · (#31 (**permalink**))

Someone here asked how come he was on his own. The reason is that he actually had a ticket for thge event and was sitting down amongst the crowd before he made the protest

Miss LegZ · (#32 (**permalink**))

wow, i just saw it on channel 1, he told one of the black people man handeling him let go of me or ill punch u out. wow!!

did u see tony blairs face. wow that was really serious boy, he has guts ill give him that!!

Precious Stone · (#33 (**permalink**))

Good idea, and well done to him.

Dada · (#34 (**permalink**))

Now that is pure foolishness to give him a ticket.

Right Protest Wrong Place Wrong Time.

If he is detained most probably at Paddington. After all Mr Haw was banned from Protesting outside the Parliement so Toyin will must probably be on the same wrap. Protesting without a permitsmoking-devil.

jesla38 · (#35 (**permalink**))

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Excellent, full respect to the brother... It must have taken a lot of courage. to come out and address the queen publicly like that. I hope its the start of more positive dialogue.

Incognito · (#36 (**permalink**))

judge j - i was wondering that, i thought he smuggled himself in and slept in overnight. Still, he must love england

, hope when the time comes people will fight for africa with as much gusto. Admire anybody who doesn't lick arse and knows when the crunch comes if they want something done better be prepared to do it yourself. Repect anyone who can lay what they truly believe in on the line. That came from the heart.

Kunjufu - don't think they want my money

Incognito · (#37 (**permalink**))

lol to all this talk about bail money...more like get yourself arrested and ask to be put in the same cell as him

Soulstarr · (#38 (**permalink**))

Dada wrote:

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Now that is pure foolishness to give him a ticket.

Right Protest Wrong Place Wrong Time.

If he is detained most probably at Paddington. After all Mr Haw was banned from Protesting outside the Parliement so Toyin will must probably be on the same wrap. Protesting without a permitsmoking-devil.

I don't understand. What would have been the right place and right time?