i equally head abt d nacent developmt concernin natforce frm dose in Kanu State command as dey was jubilation in deir command last week. bt let's still keep calm cos if it's true, it will certainly b thrown 2d open very soon. bt my fear remains dat an hausa man may take over as d head.
and politicians may equally hijack d recruitment process. hmmmmmm! God will fight 4his children n we shall hld our peace.


No, if I may ask you, do I portray myself in any way as their official ? Or is it because of the information, or do I paste my number so that you can call me ? '' A weak student will always have an excuse and will not ready learn'' that is what I can say to you. And I advice you to direct your obnoxious questions to direct channel. I will not entertain any of your questions again since I'm not accountable to you.[/quote]

http://nigeriahornnewspapers.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1305:4-arrested-for-oil-bunkering-in-imo&catid=50:state-news pls read d above link. natforce may b recognized soon. let's keep praying

http://nigeriahornnewspapers.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1305:4-arrested-for-oil-bunkering-in-imo&catid=50:state-news pls read d above link. natforce may b recognized soon. let's keep prayer

Ajumite: When will this thing come true for God sake? It's too slow. Is there possibility of commencing this year since all the states are yet to do the training?

dnt xpect much frm natforce dis yr cos dey r a lot of forces fighting against d org. jst do wot u hv 2do n leave d rest 4God okay?

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ex-ipac-chairman-alleges-illegal-abduction/158340/

bigger temptations come when d best is about to happen. All their political plots will fail and natforce will stand IJN amen

hmmmm! O God, may your will alone be done concerning natforce. Amen

Task Force Intercepts Explosives-laden
Boat Chief Osita Okereke By Ernest Chinwo The National Taskforce on combating illegal importation and smuggling of goods, small arms, ammunition and light weapons, has said it intercepted a boat loaded with devices suspected to be explosives along the Andoni River in Rivers State. Director General of the taskforce, Chief Osita Okereke, told journalists in Port Harcourt that the explosives, believed to have been smuggled into the country, were handed over to the State Police Command last Monday. Okereke stated that the smugglers saw the members of the task force from afar and decided to off-load the dynamite into the river and took-off, adding that the taskforce divers immediately got into the river and brought out some of the explosives. He said the explosives had already been bargained for by an undisclosed buyer for N8 million before the arrival of members of the task
force, saying that the smugglers ran into the task force while transporting the explosives to the unknown buyer. Okereke, who is also the President of Importers Association of Nigeria (IAN), used the forum to call on security agency to join hands with the taskforce to tackle the issue of illegal importation and smuggling of goods and weapons in the country. He, however, frowned at the attitude of the Rivers State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Mbu Joseph Mbu, who refused to see him for over one hour after he came with representatives of various media organisations, to officially hand over the intercepted explosives to the Police. From Thisday Live Newspaper of Saturday June 8th,2013.

bubykay: http://natforce-ng.org/recruitment.htm

it's a good thing dat d site has been updated, bt 4d recruitment, it's on just 2start up in some state. I knw of a close frd who got dier offer last month without giving any1 cash 2influence it.

it'll b over soon. i mean when dey'r done with d presidency.

Daxeycul: Pls where is natforce office in ekiti and are they still recruiting now

sales of natforce recruitment form is on currently in Ekiti State

Follypop: ( but how much is their salary per month).

after d seven-man commity set up by d president come up with their recommendations, u'll knw abt d salary. Bt it promises ab very attractive according 2speculations.

patient is d answer. Jst a little while, natforce will explode. A very close friend jst got natforce appointment in delta state n ondo applicants should b xpectin txt mssgs soon. Mayb nxt week.

@ify: short ur tramp cos u dnt hv anytin 2offer. Jst a bunch of deceit.

Gentletwits: Upon EFCC has arrested d acclaimed DG (& former presidential candidate of one unserious political party) of NATForce & about 7- 8 so called zonal coordinator abi directors & prosecuting them& u people are still here either arguing abt nothing,making mountain out of a mole hill or building a white elephant project!
I asked u ifyalways to give me ur number so we can help save unsuspecting public from criminals&unteachable ignorant public & u thought its doing me a favour.Dts y u wud continue wid them in furious nonbeneficial & fallacious argument.Gudluck!
As for anybody who thinks there is anything like NATForce & Peace Corps in Nigeria, just give me time & venue of ur gathering any day,& u wud b in DSS & EFCC custody,& b prosecuted for criminal related offences!There is no ignorance in law.Ask d next lawyer?
Again Igbo adage said,' a fly dt does not take heed follows a corpse to grave!'
I have also told Obinoscopy but he seems not to listen!I'l try again!
Oh!,My people perish 4 lack of knowledge!

By Joe Nwankwo Assistant Editor, Abuja An Abuja Federal High Court on Tuesday blamed the Federal Government for the
increase in the proliferation of arms across the
country, just as it declared the disbandment of
the National Task Force against Illegal
Importation and Smuggling of Small Arms and
Light Weapons (NATFORCE) illegal and unconstitutional. In a judgment he delivered in the suit brought
by the Importers Association of Nigeria (IMAN),
challenging the prescription of NATFORCE,
which is a Public Private Partnership between
the government and IMAN, Justice Elvis
Chukwu, equally set aside a directive that was issued by Nigerian Customs in 2011,
disbanding the task force, stressing that such
action was not only inimical to national security,
but also breached the rules of natural justice. Besides, the court dismissed the preliminary
objections filed by the Federal Ministry of
Finance and National Security Adviser (NSA),
challenging the competence of the suit on
grounds that the applicants, led by its National
Coordinator and National President of IMAN, Osita Okereke, failed to declare any reasonable
cause of action. The applicants had approached the court and
prayed it to determine whether the action of the
NSA in disbanding the national task force, which
was inaugurated by the Federal Government
on July 16, 2010, following allegation levelled
against it by Customs authorities, without granting the Task Force fair hearing, was not
illegal, unconstitutional and null and void. Specifically, Customs had alleged that the Task
Force attempted to usurp its duties by trailing
and seizing several containers containing arms
that were illegally imported into Nigeria. It was further alleged that the task force
operated illegally considering that it was not
duly registered with the Corporate Affairs
Commission (CAC). However, in his judgment, Justice Chukwu,
maintained that the respondents failed to prove
that the task force usurped duties of any
government agency. According to the judge, “the respondents had
claimed that the inauguration of the task force
was carried out in error. “However, the court will want to know at what
point this error occurred. From the totality of
evidence before the court, it is obvious that
there had been a reasonable communication
between the applicant and the respondents. “It is my considered view that there was a
breach of the rules of natural justice as the
applicants were disbanded without being
accorded opportunity to defend themselves. “They ought to have been given a hearing
before the task force was disbanded. “Court has the jurisdiction to exercise judicial
review of such decisions whenever there is
denial of fair hearing in any proceeding, be it
administrative or ministerial. The court has the
powers to declare it a nullity”, he added.

By Joe Nwankwo Assistant Editor, Abuja An Abuja Federal High Court on Tuesday blamed the Federal Government for the
increase in the proliferation of arms across the
country, just as it declared the disbandment of
the National Task Force against Illegal
Importation and Smuggling of Small Arms and
Light Weapons (NATFORCE) illegal and unconstitutional. In a judgment he delivered in the suit brought
by the Importers Association of Nigeria (IMAN),
challenging the prescription of NATFORCE,
which is a Public Private Partnership between
the government and IMAN, Justice Elvis
Chukwu, equally set aside a directive that was issued by Nigerian Customs in 2011,
disbanding the task force, stressing that such
action was not only inimical to national security,
but also breached the rules of natural justice. Besides, the court dismissed the preliminary
objections filed by the Federal Ministry of
Finance and National Security Adviser (NSA),
challenging the competence of the suit on
grounds that the applicants, led by its National
Coordinator and National President of IMAN, Osita Okereke, failed to declare any reasonable
cause of action. The applicants had approached the court and
prayed it to determine whether the action of the
NSA in disbanding the national task force, which
was inaugurated by the Federal Government
on July 16, 2010, following allegation levelled
against it by Customs authorities, without granting the Task Force fair hearing, was not
illegal, unconstitutional and null and void. Specifically, Customs had alleged that the Task
Force attempted to usurp its duties by trailing
and seizing several containers containing arms
that were illegally imported into Nigeria. It was further alleged that the task force
operated illegally considering that it was not
duly registered with the Corporate Affairs
Commission (CAC). However, in his judgment, Justice Chukwu,
maintained that the respondents failed to prove
that the task force usurped duties of any
government agency. According to the judge, “the respondents had
claimed that the inauguration of the task force
was carried out in error. “However, the court will want to know at what
point this error occurred. From the totality of
evidence before the court, it is obvious that
there had been a reasonable communication
between the applicant and the respondents. “It is my considered view that there was a
breach of the rules of natural justice as the
applicants were disbanded without being
accorded opportunity to defend themselves. “They ought to have been given a hearing
before the task force was disbanded. “Court has the jurisdiction to exercise judicial
review of such decisions whenever there is
denial of fair hearing in any proceeding, be it
administrative or ministerial. The court has the
powers to declare it a nullity”, he added.

seniorklop: http://dailyindependentnig.com/2013/05/court-declares-sack-of-task-force-unconstitutional/

check the link above...

By Joe Nwankwo Assistant Editor, Abuja An Abuja Federal High Court on Tuesday blamed the Federal Government for the
increase in the proliferation of arms across the
country, just as it declared the disbandment of
the National Task Force against Illegal
Importation and Smuggling of Small Arms and
Light Weapons (NATFORCE) illegal and unconstitutional. In a judgment he delivered in the suit brought
by the Importers Association of Nigeria (IMAN),
challenging the prescription of NATFORCE,
which is a Public Private Partnership between
the government and IMAN, Justice Elvis
Chukwu, equally set aside a directive that was issued by Nigerian Customs in 2011,
disbanding the task force, stressing that such
action was not only inimical to national security,
but also breached the rules of natural justice. Besides, the court dismissed the preliminary
objections filed by the Federal Ministry of
Finance and National Security Adviser (NSA),
challenging the competence of the suit on
grounds that the applicants, led by its National
Coordinator and National President of IMAN, Osita Okereke, failed to declare any reasonable
cause of action. The applicants had approached the court and
prayed it to determine whether the action of the
NSA in disbanding the national task force, which
was inaugurated by the Federal Government
on July 16, 2010, following allegation levelled
against it by Customs authorities, without granting the Task Force fair hearing, was not
illegal, unconstitutional and null and void. Specifically, Customs had alleged that the Task
Force attempted to usurp its duties by trailing
and seizing several containers containing arms
that were illegally imported into Nigeria. It was further alleged that the task force
operated illegally considering that it was not
duly registered with the Corporate Affairs
Commission (CAC). However, in his judgment, Justice Chukwu,
maintained that the respondents failed to prove
that the task force usurped duties of any
government agency. According to the judge, “the respondents had
claimed that the inauguration of the task force
was carried out in error. “However, the court will want to know at what
point this error occurred. From the totality of
evidence before the court, it is obvious that
there had been a reasonable communication
between the applicant and the respondents. “It is my considered view that there was a
breach of the rules of natural justice as the
applicants were disbanded without being
accorded opportunity to defend themselves. “They ought to have been given a hearing
before the task force was disbanded. “Court has the jurisdiction to exercise judicial
review of such decisions whenever there is
denial of fair hearing in any proceeding, be it
administrative or ministerial. The court has the
powers to declare it a nullity”, he added.

By Joe Nwankwo Assistant Editor, Abuja An Abuja Federal High Court on Tuesday blamed the Federal Government for the
increase in the proliferation of arms across the
country, just as it declared the disbandment of
the National Task Force against Illegal
Importation and Smuggling of Small Arms and
Light Weapons (NATFORCE) illegal and unconstitutional. In a judgment he delivered in the suit brought
by the Importers Association of Nigeria (IMAN),
challenging the prescription of NATFORCE,
which is a Public Private Partnership between
the government and IMAN, Justice Elvis
Chukwu, equally set aside a directive that was issued by Nigerian Customs in 2011,
disbanding the task force, stressing that such
action was not only inimical to national security,
but also breached the rules of natural justice. Besides, the court dismissed the preliminary
objections filed by the Federal Ministry of
Finance and National Security Adviser (NSA),
challenging the competence of the suit on
grounds that the applicants, led by its National
Coordinator and National President of IMAN, Osita Okereke, failed to declare any reasonable
cause of action. The applicants had approached the court and
prayed it to determine whether the action of the
NSA in disbanding the national task force, which
was inaugurated by the Federal Government
on July 16, 2010, following allegation levelled
against it by Customs authorities, without granting the Task Force fair hearing, was not
illegal, unconstitutional and null and void. Specifically, Customs had alleged that the Task
Force attempted to usurp its duties by trailing
and seizing several containers containing arms
that were illegally imported into Nigeria. It was further alleged that the task force
operated illegally considering that it was not
duly registered with the Corporate Affairs
Commission (CAC). However, in his judgment, Justice Chukwu,
maintained that the respondents failed to prove
that the task force usurped duties of any
government agency. According to the judge, “the respondents had
claimed that the inauguration of the task force
was carried out in error. “However, the court will want to know at what
point this error occurred. From the totality of
evidence before the court, it is obvious that
there had been a reasonable communication
between the applicant and the respondents. “It is my considered view that there was a
breach of the rules of natural justice as the
applicants were disbanded without being
accorded opportunity to defend themselves. “They ought to have been given a hearing
before the task force was disbanded. “Court has the jurisdiction to exercise judicial
review of such decisions whenever there is
denial of fair hearing in any proceeding, be it
administrative or ministerial. The court has the
powers to declare it a nullity”, he added.

Natforce have won d case and they can now operate freely without any hitch.

kreamy28: Eyin oni suru ni olorun wa @ ify nw who is dancing azonto? Its us gal!

@iffy: he who dance azonto last dance best

some time ago, i told iffyalways to drop her contact so dat i'll personally break d good news 2her @ d appointed time bt she refused. My only pain is dat she n her cohots hv succeded in deceiving so many dat would've been blessed 2ru natforce. Bt will not completeely blame her bt dose that can't take any good risk in life. GBELOKOTO! Wch means; shine ur eyez

victory at last! Thank God for God. He's no man dat he should lie. D expectations of d rigtheous shall never b cut short. Congratulations NATFORCE. D sky is our starting point. Oh God, take all d glory.

@Gentletwits: dey were arrested Ώ granted administrative bail after making some useful statements.Nobody sees danger Ώ delibrately jump in2 it. Sm of us dat are involve are still making our findings why pursueing oda things.if τ̲̅ђe body gets τ̲̅ђe needed approval in τ̲̅ђe near future, dose available dat feel dey hv strng passion 4it can pick it up if dey'r lucky. But if not, life goes on.Let's not take dis issue too personal or if U̶̲̥̅̊ r so bold provide τ̲̅ђe house wif ♈ōϋя full details Ώ give us ♈ōϋя source of information so dat we can @least confide in it. But if NATFORCE turned out †☺ be real.......

Pls any1 dat wants †☺ conferm shud do so Ώ let's stp dis unnecessary criticism. If NATFORCE come †☺ limelight, it's for τ̲̅ђe good of 9ja. It will help reduce unemploymt Ώ close-up some of τ̲̅ђe loop holes in custom activities.But if actually NATFORCE is not real, how come it's on air? Ђơ̴̴̴̴̴̴͡ω come dey conduct trainings in states without any hitch? Ђơ̴̴̴̴̴̴͡ω cm τ̲̅ђe present governor of Ondo state made mention of if during his last campaign dat landed him a second tenure? Pls Ώ pls, I knw every1 is entitled †☺ his or her opinion, let's learn †☺ be fair wen criticising. Even wen we r paid †☺ blackmail others, let's do it convincingly. Some women reason 2ru their anus while some hempeged men follow τ̲̅ђe wrapper of women.@Ify Ώ her cohorts: get us concrete Ώ resent evidence †☺ ♈ōϋя claim Ώ stp displayin ♈ōϋя weak women prowells

Ireceived same txt mssg too. Bt wen exactly are they starting. Any1 with concrete info shoul communicate it †☺ us please.

ifyalways: Please stop trying! You come out looking pathetic after each try. Are you not the same guy that quoted wiki as source? Lol

Bros, I didn't bother clicking on your link. An unrecognised mumbo jumbo blog. That's what it is. Anyone can start a blog and write whatever nonsense they want.

Give me a link from a credible website. I gave you one ie ships and ports. Org and not some bullshit blog.
Thank you.

. Ify, I think some sort of positive value re-orientation will make some sense †☺ U̶̲̥̅̊.

@Ifyalways: check out dis link;http://173.193.92.173-static.reverse.softlayer.com/index.php/other-sections/law-pages/166250-fg-others-restrained-from-disbanding-natforce. After reading pls coment on it. Just about a court hearing of tuesday, 15th March 2011 where τ̲̅ђe FG, others were restrained frm disbanding Natforce.I wonder what U̶̲̥̅̊ r out for. What will it profit U̶̲̥̅̊ if U̶̲̥̅̊ succeed in discouraging alot of job seekers frm partaking in dis pursuit †☺ secure a better future 4demsef, their family Ώ τ̲̅ђe entire country? Hmmmmm. Na wao!

@Alamutatalo: NATFORCE has never been an NGO Ώ will never be.IT was conceived as a Public Private Partnership (PPP) and was approved by τ̲̅ђe Fed Govt in 2010 †☺ help fight illicit trade especially in τ̲̅ђe areas of illegal arms importation.

I haven't received any txt mssg. I hope I will soon as I have not heard frm my pals in Delta if they've gotten theirs