FULANI WANTS TO OVER RUN NIGERIA

daddytime:
Don't be surprised this same Army in search of the owners or importers of these vehicles are the real owners, but due to zero cohesion and information dissemination within their ranks, they'd first embarrass themselves before the entire world.

So true!

@OP what does Amosun have to do in this matter? I remember clearly when Amosun said he bought those weapons to help the police battle crimes in the state when he was governor. The police took some and other were stored in the government house under police protection. The IG and Commissioners of police were fully aware of the existence of such weapons. When he was leaving office he called on them to get the left over to prevent them being pilfered and used for criminal activities. Why didn't you report and challenge him then?

Funny how we have Nigerians who are enemies of the state, what happened to the all of the customs officers manning our borders?

Don't be surprised to hear another news tomorrow that, boko haram attach the custom base where these machines are kept, then cart them away.
May God protect us in this country.

Mutemenot:
I don't believe any right thinking person would invest in such.. the vehicle must have bn purchased by the military or state government

Or The terrorist

daddytime:
Don't be surprised this same Army in search of the owners or importers of these vehicles are the real owners, but due to zero cohesion and information dissemination within their ranks, they'd first embarrass themselves before the entire world.

I are so correct. I am 100% certain that those vehicles belong to them. But due to stupidity and lack of cohesion, they will first thoroughly embarrass themselves before they realise it. And why do they hey need a public ceremony to hand over the vehicles?

This are the ones they see, what about the ones they didn't or haven't? That was how Amosun kept his own and nobody knows until he decide to handover to the police.



Nigeria is sitting on a time bomb.

Why hand it over to customs, people that did not see this thing when it crossed our border.

The destination of these heavy military machines is Niger republic.
After all Niger uses Nigeria sea ports to transport goods to and from their landlocked country.

I too know how to spin a story.

candelanetworks:
@OP what does Amosun have to do in this matter? I remember clearly when Amosun said he bought those weapons to help the police battle crimes in the state when he was governor. The police took some and other were stored in the government house under police protection. The IG and Commissioners of police were fully aware of the existence of such weapons. When he was leaving office he called on them to get the left over to prevent them being pilfered and used for criminal activities. Why didn't you report and challenge him then?

Sentiment apart, no governor has the permit to buy weapons in Nigeria. Let alone automatic weapons. Amosun is not being sincere. Even you know it.

They’re handing it over to NCS who in turn will hand it back to the originally intended receivers! If na foreign rice or turkey now, customs go dey smart upandan dey point gun! How did this sort of sensitive & large shipment enter the country? None of them will bother to thoroughly investigate!

daddytime:
Don't be surprised this same Army in search of the owners or importers of these vehicles are the real owners, but due to zero cohesion and information dissemination within their ranks, they'd first embarrass themselves before the entire world.

or it could be that of boko haram

Mutemenot:
I don't believe any right thinking person would invest in such.. the vehicle must have bn purchased by the military or state government

or sponsors of bokoharam

This is seriously serious

Our porous boarders

I think proper investigation should be carried out, how can this huge equipment come in without the consent of D agency in charge, they must have go through importation procedure before shipment, I comment my reserve.

Auxtin85:
It’s funny how these heavy war equipments finds their way into Nigeria without being intercepted at the boarders or seaports.

There are enemies of the state within the rank and file of our security architecture

it is d ones taken by boko haram from d so called military

Oh Nigeria, my country.

Moles in the military are members of Boko Haram.
Fish out the moles,Boko is defeated.
The case of Wadume recently come to mind with his criminal activities backed by a top man in authority.

It may be from someone who just lost election trying all means to unsettle Nigeria

Only two groups have the liver to import MRAPS into the country , Nigerian Army or Fulani Militia

daddytime:
Don't be surprised this same Army in search of the owners or importers of these vehicles are the real owners, but due to zero cohesion and information dissemination within their ranks, they'd first embarrass themselves before the entire world.

The Nigeria Army is not the real owner. I was among those that arrested it. Is in Maiha LGA of Adamawa State that the arrest was made and not in Fufore LGA. And it was arrested more than 3weeks. All those while we tried to confirm the real owner, but couldn't that why it was handed over to the Custom

PatrickOkunima:


Sentiment apart, no governor has the permit to buy weapons in Nigeria. Let alone automatic weapons. Amosun is not being sincere. Even you know it.

My question still remains, why wasn't the legality of the action challenged then? We all know the poor funding security agencies recieve and the mismanagement of the funds they do receive. So it is not totally out of place that a governor procures weapons, besides all that'll be needed is clearance from the ONSA. The IG then was aware and came for official hand over, while the remaining was kept in the state, for the state's use. I'm not arguing for Amosun, Nigerian politicians are dubious at best, but why now? They've had all the while to raise the alarm, they kept mute ever since.

daddytime:
Don't be surprised this same Army in search of the owners or importers of these vehicles are the real owners, but due to zero cohesion and information dissemination within their ranks, they'd first embarrass themselves before the entire world.

I Dont Think So. Nigeria Army Will Not Take Their Equipment Without Spraying NA Colour Paint. Will NA Move Heavy Equipment Out Without Soldiers Escorting It?

Auxtin85:
It’s funny how these heavy war equipments finds their way into Nigeria without being intercepted at the boarders or seaports.

There are enemies of the state within the rank and file of our security architecture

It was intercepted at border in a town called Belel, Maiha LGA of Adamawa State and not in Fufore LGA as reported.

Sundaygeorge:
Imagine Boko Haram now have more weapons than Nigerian army

Better quality sef... See the quality of the utility vehicle compared to the one Nigerian government is buying... Na wa o... God help Nigeria

Mutemenot:
I don't believe any right thinking person would invest in such.. the vehicle must have bn purchased by the military or state government

It was not purchased by the military or State government. It was purchased by another Africa Country. And we waited for them to laid claim to it.

aolawale025:
How did they clear customs?

They didn't clear the custom.