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Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Pattey(m): 9:18am On Sep 13, 2013 |
Donalð Genes: can i say something here,# GEJ reminded "Dear GEJ, please don't forget that this is how ur mentors(Sadam Hussein & Gardafi) started their waka o.. PLEASE ! PLEASE ! PLEASE ! Do not ever compare GEJ to Gaddafi! Never! 1, GEJ supported the int'l alliance that got Gaddafi assassinated publicly and has now left Lybia in irreparable damage. If in doubt; google to see if anything good has happened since his demise. 2, A thousand GEJs can NEVER be up to half the man Muammar Muhammad Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi was. His leadership style might have had its snags, BUT research on his immeasurable accomplishments for Lybia. Before we get carried away and wish away Gaddafi's achievements cos he was a 'tyrant', note that Nigerians will probably not be complaining now IF GEJ was a tyrant BUT doing good for Nigeria; things we can see and benefit from. It is an insult to compare GEJ with great men 2 Likes |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by desgiezd(m): 9:21am On Sep 13, 2013 |
There was a drama in Port Harcourt, Rivers State on Thursday as policemen stopped Governor Rotimi Amaechi from gaining entrance into the Government House. Amaechi was in company with 102 former Speakers of state Houses of Assembly when a team of policemen, allegedly drafted by the State Police Commissioner, Mr. Joseph Mbu, blocked the Forces Avenue which leads to Amaechi’s residence in the Government House. After about 30 minutes of heated argument between Amaechi, his aides and the policemen, the governor’s convoy had to turn back and take another route. The state Commissioner for Information and Communications, Mrs. Ibim Semenitari, who confirmed the incident, told The PUNCH that even when the governor personally came down from his vehicle to introduce himself to the leader of the police team, he and his guests were still not allowed passage. The leader of the team, according to her, said, “ I do not take orders from civilians.’ The incident, it was learnt, lasted for more than 30 minutes before the governor decided to take another way. Semenitari said, “The State Commissioner of Police ordered his men to barricade the road. Indeed, they (policemen) knew that it was the governor. “The governor came down from his vehicle and introduced himself to the leader of the police team that blocked the road. But the leader said he does not take orders from civilians. “The governor, who was with some visitors, later turned back and took a longer route to his residence inside the Government House.” Also, the Chief of Staff, Government House, Chief Tony Okocha, told our correspondent that Amaechi was with 102 former speakers that came from different parts of the country when the incident happened. Okocha added that the incident happened in the full glare of the visitors and described it as unfortunate. He added that it was planned to embarrass the governor. He said there was a heated argument between the governor’s entourage and the policemen that blocked the road before he (Amaechi) decided to leave the scene. He pointed out that the thinking earlier was that the policemen were only guiding the sealed New PDP secretariat located on the same road. The Chief of Staff said, “It is good that this happened in the full glare of the visitors. We have said it on several occasions that Rivers State is under siege. Mbu ordered his men to stop the governor from entering the Government House. “We did not bother to call the Commissioner of Police because some of the policemen there said they were acting on his (Mbu) order.” Reacting, the state Police Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Angela Agabe, dismissed the claim that police blocked the governor and his guests. Agabe said security operatives were not at the Government House, but only mounted a guard at the New PDP Secretariat that was sealed off on Thursday. She claimed that some hoodlums with PDP flags took over the property before the policemen were sent to disperse them when they (hoodlums) started fighting. A former Speaker of Lagos State House of Assembly, Senator Olorunimbe Mamora, and Simon Lalong of Plateau State, were said to be among the 102 former speakers. The former speakers, who belong to a national association, were in Port Harcourt for a meeting before paying the governor a courtesy visit.They later joined him on an inspection tour of some of his projects. Amaechi had earlier met with President Goodluck Jonathan at the Port Harcourt International Airport during the President’s trip to Bayelsa State. Before Thursday’s incident, there had been no love lost between Amaechi and Mbu since he (Mbu) assumed duty as the state commissioner of police. The disagreement between them started with the takeover of the Obio/Akpor Local Government Area secretariat by policemen after the suspension of the chairman, Timothy Nsirim, by the state House of Assembly. Before then, Mbu had during his maiden interaction with newsmen warned that gone were the days policemen would be used like errand boys. The police commissioner later withdrew security aides to the Speaker of the state House of Assembly, Mr. Otelemaba Amachree, and some local government chairmen. Security operatives in the Government House were also withdrawn, a development that worsened the already strained relationship between Amaechi and Mbu as the governor believed that Mbu’s actions were against his (Amaechi) perceived supporters. The governor had on several occasions called for Mbu’s redeployment to no avail as the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar, insisted that he had carried out his job in a professional manner. While the National Assembly had directed that Mbu be redeployed, such a directive had not been executed. http://www.punchng.com/news/naabba-turaki-others-may-replace-sacked-ministers/ 1 Like
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Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Isiterere(m): 9:55am On Sep 13, 2013 |
Rossikk: u no well at all? Did you know how Government Houses was planned and lay-out across the country ? What is right will always be right and what is wrong will always be wrong. Imagine if a your neighbor or tenant bar you from entering your building (place of abode). I wonder the reason behind this show of shame from CP MBU and his Oga @ the top . This is impunity of the highest order and it is barbaric . ALL IZZ WELL 2 Likes |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by PStacks(m): 10:10am On Sep 13, 2013 |
Nawa ooo! This is Serious and it can't be True.. If its True GEJ is loosing popularity by the day and being more Dictatorial, its high time Dictators kuku Take over.. Army has always been better but we'v refused to see it. Soldiers won't even go this extent. Nawa ooo. 1 Like |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by abacus(m): 10:12am On Sep 13, 2013 |
Lushgreen: An opinion on this incident. Bolded! .. Yes, FG is oppressing him. FG also have superior, GEJ should know. I know one day monkey go go market and will not return. |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by notinmege: 10:20am On Sep 13, 2013 |
cosmatika: ;DIf he has been barred frm entering d govt haus, he can come to my haus. He ll b highly welcomed Yeye. Thank God that u're laughing. |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by ddeola: 10:31am On Sep 13, 2013 |
The "people" behind this are jokers and they will know who owns the power come 2015. Guns have never won the people and Nigerians will surely show them the way out of Aso when the time comes. As for Amaechi, the young man is becoming a hero everyday and gaining popularity and the solidarity of the electorates. Congrats to Amaechi and booooo to the "jokers" 1 Like |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Joyfullyme: 10:42am On Sep 13, 2013 |
We know our man..... He told us how they attacked Chidi Lloyd and now how they stopped him from entering the Government House. 5 Likes
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Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by peruso: 10:49am On Sep 13, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: The police authorities are not fools. No one is above the law. If Gov Amaechi engages in acts that infringes on the laws, it is the constitutional responsibility of the police to call the governor to order. No sentiments. However, if the police acted unlawfully in this instance, then the president should sanction whoever was responsible. IT IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU THAT WILL HAVE A PERFECTLY RATIONAL REASON WHY A 1 year old child should be raped!. YOU ARE SO BLINDED TO TRUTHS THAT EVEN YOUR Conscience IS AFRAID OF YOU . Only GOD CAN HELP YOUR LIKEs(or is that even possible?) 3 Likes |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by omogidi234(m): 10:53am On Sep 13, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: @ sincere 9gerian, most times when I read your post, I have had to ask myself " does this guy read his post before submission?" I am not a fan of either of these guys but a Nigerian who believes the law must take its due course. From your post above, you are invariably saying if the President was approaching 3 arms zone with the intent of entering Aso Rock, he could be prevented by the Commissioner of Police FCT Command on the grounds of avoiding breakdown of law and order. Taaa my friend, I disagree. 5 Likes |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by peruso: 10:57am On Sep 13, 2013 |
ujoinme: I've many things to say to you But....... |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Nobody: 10:57am On Sep 13, 2013 |
Joyfullyme: Bro, can you please run a brief analysis of this map for the ignorant ones to understand. This map simply shows there are alternative routes our man, Amaechi could have taken. The Demi-god of confusion is out to do what he does best - confusion and distortion of facts. |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by vanunu: 10:59am On Sep 13, 2013 |
Surely it won't end well for GEJ administration, Nigeria has never had it so bad! This impunity is just too much. [/quote] You are an idiot, so if a road is closed by police for security reasons, they will allow the governor to pass because he has two heads. |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Eledan: 11:00am On Sep 13, 2013 |
From ever known precedent...Nigerians always side with the oppressed. GEJ too once was once oppressed and Nigerians sided with him... GEJ has gotten enough shoes now and can now oppress others...Nigerians won't dissapoint him in 2015 when siding with the oppressed. 1 Like |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Joyfullyme: 11:13am On Sep 13, 2013 |
tokunboh:Uncle no vex oo but anybody that cannot read this map by himself falls into the cursing squad of Nairaland and me i dey fear and avoid those guys oo!! |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by enigmang: 11:14am On Sep 13, 2013 |
Joyfullyme: God bless you for this... It is obvious Amaechi was just looking for attention: besides that is not his normal route he takes: those saying the CP should ensure any route he decides to pass is clear are the once that will still cry foul if there was a problem at the New PDP sec because i can bet a whole lot that Amaechi was actually going to the new sec |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by adanny01(m): 11:21am On Sep 13, 2013 |
tokunboh: We are so backward to the extent that we always think it is right for rules to be bent for some people because they are highly placed. The New PDP secretariat that Amaechi opened illegally happens to be on the road that leads to the Government house. This secretariat was sealed with the road barricaded so as to prevent illegality and the breakdown of law and order. This is in line with the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Amaechi is not in anyway different from other thousands of people that were barred from taking that road. He was even advised to take another route to the Govt House. Amaechi knew the road has been barricaded, yet he decided to take that route hoping that the police will allow him pass because he is the Governor. The law is above any man, and as such Amaechi should respect the laws and constitution of the land he has be falsely claiming he is defending. Let him stop making issues out of nothing, he could have used another road instead of the one that was barricaded. The press also needs to toe the line of decorum, why would they report that Amaechi was barred from the Govt house when he was only prevented from using one of the numerous roads that leads there. I stopped taking our tabloids seriously because I know 90% of their reportage can never be fair/balanced cos most of the news they report are sponsored and paid for. Yeye na virus oo, it spreads Do you expect a convoy transporting more than a hundred people including the governor to make a u-turn? Do you know the term called leverage? The president is using police the only leverage available to the Governor is the media. If the governor paid the media to report this, who paid the police to barricade the road? The police can only be right if they refuse him access to the new PDP premises but not that road, whether its his usual or not. Do you know what it means to be the chief security officer of a state? It is the duty of the police to advice and its the govenors right to reject their advise which they have to obey whatever choice he makes even if it endangers his life. 1 Like |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Ajengogo(m): 11:27am On Sep 13, 2013 |
A very big revolution is imminent or a military coup! Mark my words people. |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by omogidi234(m): 11:30am On Sep 13, 2013 |
vanunu: Surely it won't end well for GEJ administration, Nigeria has never had it so bad! This impunity is just too much. Please state your opinion without having to insult people. Now to the point under discussion, Section 176 (2) of the 1999 Constitution as amended, provides that a Governor is the Chief Executive of his/her State. Please Google the meaning of CEO. One definition says the CEO is responsible for the overall performance of his organisation, another one says he is the highest executive etc. By the provision of the same constitution, Section 215(4), the Governor or a Commissioner as directed by the Governor can issue directive to the CP subject to verification from the President. The implication is that there cannot be any security issue that the Governor should not know about. If there was actually a security situation, he should have been informed and he would have gone through the alternative routes, not when he got to the spot, which is the main entrance. Please Ameachi may be bad but let us no condone what is bad. CP Mbu is acting ultra vires. 1 Like |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Nobody: 11:40am On Sep 13, 2013 |
adanny01:Amaechi came up with a parallel secretariat which is illegal in the first place and he already knew that road has been cordoned off. Why find trouble where there is none? You may want to lecture me on what it means to be a Chief Security Officer but Amaechi's actions does not portray him to be one. NB: The police does not report to the Governor and they do not have to obey whatever the Governor says - Read more about separation of powers. Thank you |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by texaco1: 11:45am On Sep 13, 2013 |
enigmang:to be honest I think I will blame Gej for all this rubbish and nonsense going on.he is not acting like a President and neither as the Leader of PDP.he has been too soft and too dull in dealing with people like amaechi and co and now they seem to have grown wings. No PDP gov would have dared all this trash with obj or even the late yaradua of blessed memory. |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by rolchi(m): 12:04pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
texaco1: to be honest I think I will blame Gej for all this rubbish and nonsense going on.he is not acting like a President and neither as the Leader of PDP.he has been too soft and too dull in dealing with people like amaechi and co and now they seem to have grown wings. No PDP gov would have dared all this trash with obj or even the late yaradua of blessed memory. I understand your feelings bro....the truth is that, he is a better democrat! 1 Like |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Nobody: 12:06pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
porka:jamb question |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by fabodeibukun(m): 12:13pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
we need d full story |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Godsblessing(m): 12:24pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
Kanwulia: IZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ A LIE!!!!!seemz dz guy az got a loosed bolt in d head..smh |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by penny01502: 12:28pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
Policewoman: I thought the CP Mbu had been redployed??woman talk |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by agbameta: 12:33pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by omogidi234(m): 12:43pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
tokunboh: Separation of power is a term used to denote the powers of the legislature, executive and judiciary arm of government as distinct from one another. The three arms both act as a check to one another. It has nothing to do with the Nigerian Police, please read the Constitution very well. The Police takes Orders from the President while the Police can take Orders from the Governor subject to verifying the Order from the President. In this matter there are two authorities, The Constitution and The Police Act but the Constitution supercedes the Police Act. I would rather go with the provisions of the Constitution. NB: Please ensure you arm yourself very well before you dabble into discussion, this is secondary school government subject and some 100L legal method. Thanks. 2 Likes |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Ikiriye(m): 1:05pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
[quote author=abokinside]Let Gej try this with Kwankwanso or Babangida Aliyu, why harras only Ameachi, try the other renegades too nah! 10 years of Gej govt is a disaster to any nation, he has spent 4 years already with a absolutely nothing tangible to show, so he needs to weep up ethnic and religious setiments cos thats the only way Gej can win an election in Nigeria. [/quote these fools you mentioned what have they done for their state.let them cough and same fate will await them you are just a loud mouth thats all.when abacha was in govt bastards like you were no where to be found because you have access to social media you sit in that your mud hut to post rubbish. |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by Nobody: 1:38pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
omogidi234: I guessed you did not take time to think these through before you type plus you may not have gone through the discussion trail. The boldest part of your statement actually tells you about the powers of the president and the limitations of the Governor when it comes to police matters - that's one of the simple explanation of separation of powers. The earlier post from your friend (or is it you with a different moniker) says the police should always obey whatever the governor says - they are not answerable to him. Any governor that tries to dictate to the police is usurping powers of the president regarding police matters. I hope you've been able to pick one or two points from here. PS: we should always endeavour to research topics not just on the surface but deeply so we can have a proper understanding of it. You just got owned by an engineer that has never sat in a government class in secondary school |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by softwareman(m): 2:00pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
tokunboh:So what if there was? From the available facts, what is the compelling reason here that merits ordering the governor of a state to take another route? Is not as if PEJ was in town! Ridiculous. You restrict a governor's movement when madame is in town and also when you want to seal up a building? The real demi-god of confusion here is Jonathan. 1 Like |
Re: Ameachi Denied Access To Govt House by ujoinme: 2:09pm On Sep 13, 2013 |
Joyfullyme: Thanks for shedding light on the issue. |
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