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by SOLARLIFE | September 21, 2008 at 12:45 am

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84 years old, 84 wives, Mallam Bello wants to marry more...

A man picking up women from the street, making them a home. Most of them suffered somehow, or have been sick. A clanish world of "survival of the strongest", reborn? Or just covered prostituton with a ring on the finger, the children going in the streets begging for money for the "Clan leader Mallam Bello Abubakar Masaba". The octogenarian may be celebrating the Ramadan festival in prison custody.

Womens at war:
"We want our husband, we need him; we did not take money from government. He is not a thief and we don’t beg. Everybody should fear God’’. Our husband comes from God and he is going to marry more. He was sent by God to help people . Reality, the children are begging in the streets to finance the clan ?

Is this still healthy, one man puts at risk 86 women ?
Nigeria says to much is to much, men has to go to prison.
Imagine you have dinner tonight with 86 women,
even good old Bill would say "I am not here".

Wives and children of the detained Bida based Islamic cleric, Mallam Bello Abubakar Masaba, yesterday, stormed the Niger State Ministry of Justice opposite the State House of Assembly, demanding the immediate release of their bread winner.

This is as the embattled Masaba has sought solace and refuge in the Federal High Court, Abuja for an order nullifying the death sentence passed on him by the Jamatu Nasril Islam (JNI).

They arrived the scene yesterday at 11 a.m in a 32-seater Asia bus registered Lagos: AP 990LND, a Mazda bus marked Niger: XB 195BDB, and a Pony car marked Kano AG 194MB.

Activities at the secretariat were disrupted for over four hours, as people abandoned their duty posts to catch a glimpse of the women and their children.

Armed with different placards, they called on the state government to set their husband free.