Well done Sudan! Sudan has no lessons of "human rights" or "good governance" to receive from corrupted Nigerian political leaders who are unable to provide basic commodities such as water and electricity to their people.

The ICC is a legal mechanism established by some Western countries to control African nations who are rich in mineral resources. It is therefore not a surprise that a "client state" such as Nigeria is among the signatories to the Rome Statute.

The ICC indictment against the Sudanese Leader was based on the idea that a "genocide" was taking place in Darfur.

What's unfortunate is that many Africans including many Nigerians have swallowed this hoax.

A very interesting article debunking the above assertion was published on the web in 2007.

Check it out at: http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7594

Unity and Cooperation for All Africans, not divisiveness and destruction. ICC has being and is still bais and racist to Africa future and development. Sudan wants to develop and help her people; so, why won't the ICC give them the chances to do so ???? If other African countries aren't waking up to reality concerning ICC conspiracies, thanks to Almighty Lord and Allah, Sudan have done so. Sudan, I think you were perfectly right to stop Senetor Mark for entering your space; Africa should and must know how to work things among themselves without outside intervention. Dlear leadership part from Sudan. One major question, do you think Europe will allow any Africa country to put pressure on ICC to topple any Europe Leaders for their wrong doing. If that so, we are waiting to see that day??