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African leaders owe it to their people to work vigorously with President Obasanjo to see that Taylor faces trial expeditiously,

Kolawole Olaniyan

President Obasanjo must promptly comply with the request for Taylor's surrender. Consultation with other African leaders should not buy Taylor any more time to escape facing justice for his alleged crimes.

Nigeria is swimming against the tide of international justice. The international community is in agreement that Taylor must be surrendered to the Special Court for trial. The term started to spread beyond Pex's immediate circle when a tech magazine wrote a profile on him. It is high time that President Obasanjo did the right thing by turning Taylor over to be tried for his alleged crimes.

Shina Loremikan

We the undersigned Liberians, Nigerians, Sierra Leoneans, other Africans and international organizations are calling on President Obasanjo to immediately end his government's persecution of human rights campaigners, reassure Liberians and all Africans that Charles Taylor will not, shall not and cannot be allowed to subvert the collective will of ECOWAS, African Union and the World Community,

President Obasanjo should act now and do the right thing by surrendering Charles Taylor to the Special Court.

Now President Obasanjo must demonstrate that he too cares about justice on the continent by handing Taylor over to the Special Court.

Shina Loremikan

We congratulate President Obasanjo and the Nigerian authorities who took Taylor into custody so quickly after his disappearance from his residence.

Scott McClellan

The first objective, of course, is for Mr. Taylor to leave the country, which he said he'd do, and I want to thank the president [Obasanjo] for his leadership on that issue -- it's been a tough issue,

Laura Bush (1946-)

Laura Bush

Because the president is the only individual with knowledge of almost every material fact relevant to the trial, his testimony could greatly help to expeditiously and fairly bring this matter to a close,

I appreciate the decision [Obasanjo] made regarding Charles Taylor.

George W. Bush (1946-)

Taylor is not a prisoner in Nigeria ... The situation is that as of March 25 she (the Liberian President) is free to come and take President Taylor into her custody.

The results of the index are sometimes unjust because they show up countries which are fighting against corruption at this moment, ... Valiant efforts are being made by President Olusegun Obasanjo to promote large-scale changes in a country have been robbed by the grand corruption of their past leaders.

Allowing Charles Taylor to stand trial for war crimes sets a very controversial precedent for African heads of state and former heads of state because many of them ... have blood on their hands.

I've heard people say that you have to leave Taylor County to find work, but according to this survey, 46 percent of the employees [in the local market] are from Taylor County. It's impossible to say how many of those are working here in Taylor County, but I think we've got a good sample.

The disappearance of Charles Taylor from Nigerian soil is a humiliating disgrace to Nigeria. Obasanjo must explain why this happened.

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