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Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by tshtsh: 11:20pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Lagos state government should come out clearly and take a position on this rubbish residents have turned many neighborhoods into. Where I live in Lekki 1 I woke up one day and saw them constructing/mounting gates all over the place sometime in 2020. Then one day came I was headed home and was stopped by some men in blue who asked me where I was going to and the access code. I got annoyed and told them I knew nothing about this rubbish of a thing as this is even a public road and it was wrong to mount a gate on it. The man asked me to call a number if I was truly a resident and I told them if they didnt open the gate I'll leave the car there and walk away. Cars began to queue up due to my insistence and they let me in after insulting me and calling me names. I called the so-called association and they told me I had to pay 15k monthly for a sticker and they'll be sending access code weekly via sms. I told them that will never happen as I was never informed or a party to this non-sense. I and other residents of the rock drive became known for causing chaos at the gate thus they have been reluctantly letting me in. Many may argue that the CP was overzealous but I feel its about time the government takes a position on this nonsense where a few residents mount gates on public roads and begin to harass innocent citizens. On the rock drive there is a hospital (olive hospital) and you need access code to get into the street to get to the hospital. I have never seen a society like this. 8 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by lexy2014: 11:20pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Krismas: Why was it wrong to have prevented the CP from entering the estate? What law justifies the actions of the CP? How does the secrecy of the DSS exempt from the rights of the police? What are those rights? |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by Sarmiz24(m): 11:21pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
iokpebholo:The estate is a private property not a public office oga use ur head |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by Krismas(m): 11:22pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
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Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by gergy07(m): 11:22pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
The whole case has been faulted by the CP for not informing the nearest DPO of his coming,who is going to alert the estate security guards and Accord him the necessary respects. |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by joefelin2345: 11:23pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Ajeyo:You seem to have time by responding to the slowpoke. You could have just ignore him/her. |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by Krismas(m): 11:24pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
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Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by davinci2: 11:24pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Another Useless Policeman spotted otional and even hypocritical over this issue because a police officer is involved. 1. The Commissioner of Police Odumosu didn't need to give advance information of his coming to the Estate security men because it would be stupid to for him state his movement. Of course, giving such information would require the CP's security details to secure the Estate gate security until he arrives. 2. On arrival at the Estate gate and having PROPERLY identified himself as CP of Lagos State, he ought to have been allowed in immediately. Keeping him at the gate is unnecessarily exposing him to possible attack by criminals. Even a military formation would know better than keep a properly identified CP exposed to danger at its entry point. 3. CP Odumosu didn't need to tell the Estate security men the exact house he was going to before being allowed in. That's a classified information until his details secures the house for his safety. 4. Deliberately tagging the CP's visit as social to denigrate him is pure IGNORANCE because even a 'common' DPO is always listening to his radio equipment and giving directives anywhere he is. The fact is that when not on official leave, a CP is at work everywhere and every time. 5. I doubt if the police singled out that widow for arrest for nothing. She may have jumped into the matter and said unsavoury things. Being a resident in an Estate, I am familiar with some 'radical' busybody residents that would jump into issues without complete knowledge. 6. The truth is this incident was avoidable if only the Estate security was more professional and less power-conscious. Their unprofessional attitude activated power-tussle mode in the OFFICIAL state police force to show their constitutional superiority. The irony in this drama is that when armed criminals show up at the Estate, it is the official state police men that are called in to risk their lives. 7. By the way, is an estate which has individually-owned houses a private property or a community? If Magodo Brooks is NOT owned and rented out by one person as its private owner, is there any difference between this Estate and for example Ajegunle in the eyes of the law? 8. Yes, Nigeria police has many outright criminals as members but it is still the only one we have to enforce law and order and maintain security.[/quote] |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by joefelin2345: 11:24pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
gergy07:God bless you my brother. Don't mind all the useless defenders of pure injustice meted on innocent people. |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by lexy2014: 11:25pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
IAMBOSS1990: How do all this justify the action of d CP? |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by festacman(m): 11:26pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
joefelin2345: Get thee behind me, Satan! 1 Like |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by lexy2014: 11:27pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Krismas: Can u quote the law in Nigerias statute books that gives the police blanket right to "enter the estate at anytime of the day without let or hindrance"? |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by Sarmiz24(m): 11:28pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Krismas:Try to Know your right bruh, with that said have a blessed evening |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by Nobody: 11:29pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
tshtsh: Apartheid has no better meaning than a group of Nigerians building walls and gates to segregate those of low social status by preventing them from passing through residential roads. Let's face it, that was the practice in pre-1995 South Africa where a native South African needed a special invitation or permission of a Dutch or English South African to access certain parts of their own communities. There are so many similarities between the Southern and Western African apartheid systems because those who segregate have uninterrupted power supply, constant water supply and other basics of life that are luxury for those they segregate. Excuses may be made for the defunct South African constitution which omitted details of free movement but enshrined in the Constitution of Nigeria 1999, the grundnorm of our democracy, is the fundamental right to freedom of movement anywhere in Nigeria. Distinction must be made between a private property and a public property. No matter the unanimous decision and decree of all real property owners living in a location to foster security of their lives and properties, a pathway for driving or pedestrian use is not a private property and is free for use by everyone by virtue of their citizenship or residency in Nigeria. That Nigerians, most of whom live below the global poverty line ![]() Thank you for standing up for justice! 4 Likes |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by tshtsh: 11:30pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
festacman: Thank you. Even if he wasn't a police commissioner nobody has the right to deny anyone access the use of a public road. It is wrong. Even in private estates where a developer buys the land and gates it certain essential service providers like the police, fire services responders , ambulance/medics , PHCN workers... have every right to access without being questioned. People just believe living in a gated community is a form of status symbol and are now inconveniencing the public to satisfy their motives. LASG should come out clearly and take a position on this issue. The main roads in lekki phase 1 have become a traffic spot because the inner roads have all been converted to gated communities where only residents of the street can access meanwhile they are public roads 2 Likes |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by Krismas(m): 11:32pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
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Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by getemail: 11:35pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
JohnBullMySon: Who decides when it's official and non official... he was in his official car, official escorts yet you say he is not on official. Again who decides that? The cp is always on duty 24/7. Again, an estate is a public property and not a government property... the estate property is owned by a small section of the public..., therefore its a public property and not government. All roads, street light, street, either in an estate or not belongs to the government. And in this case the cp was on a road, and no stupid guard has the right to stop and question him for he is the number one guard. Cc: Daboomb 1 Like |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by Krismas(m): 11:36pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
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Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by oodua1stson: 11:36pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
festacman:and all that you said warrants their arrest? Oloriburuku ni e |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by Warriorprince(m): 11:38pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
festacman: I could pick up to 6 fallacy from your listed points.......All this lies just to protect the police��� |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by lexy2014: 11:39pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Krismas: U haven't answered my question: Can u quote the law in Nigerias statute books that gives the police blanket right to "enter the estate at anytime of the day without let or hindrance"? |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by getemail: 11:39pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Daboomb: Lol you make me laugh � Did they buy the property in the name of Associatio of residents? Very soon LCDA landlord will also form association and claim silly right. The roads in the estate, street, street light all belongs to the government. Again, the cp is always on official duty even at owambe... He was with his official car, official escorts yet its you who want to decide if he is on official visit or not. The guard was just very silly to delay and put the chief security officer of the state in potential danger So that I won't repeat what I have said before I will tag you to my comment on this issue 1 Like |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by WillyDave: 11:41pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
festacman: God Bless u Bros. You took the words off my mouth with this ur concise analysis. Some of these private security guards can be very stupid, annoying and over zealous. If not, how can one keep a CP of the state with his entourage waiting for even a second because u want to ascertain where he was going to in an estate. You dey mad!! ![]() ![]() ![]() If na me, they for hearam hotter. As soon as some of these private security men wear their iniform, they will begin to equate themselves and rub shoulder with the police. They even call themselves uniform personnel. Am sure that they must have known that every uniform get level. As for that woman, she go don dey run mouth for matter wey no concern her without knowing she was talking to the most powerful CP in Nigeria. She go don learn her lesson too. I am not a Policeman nor am I related to a policeman, but I hate it when people are sheer stupid in their dealings. 1 Like |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by lexy2014: 11:42pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Krismas: U haven't answered my questions: 1. Why was it wrong to have prevented the CP from entering the estate? 2. What law justifies the actions of the CP? 3. How does the secrecy of the DSS exempt it from the rights of the police? What are those rights? 4. When is "working hours" for the police? At what time did the CP attempt to enter the estate? 5. Can u quote verbatim the law that says that "the CP is empowered by law to enter that estate at working hours"? |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by tshtsh: 11:43pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
oodua1stson:If you disrupt the police you can be arrested. A police officer is on duty 24/7. Even if he is having lunch with his family and sees an ongoing violation of law and order he has every right to intervene. |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by lexy2014: 11:43pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
WillyDave: How does all this justify the actions of d CP? |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by frugal(m): 11:45pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
DelTel: Story. He did not come to investigate yahoo boys or kidnappers. He came to enjoy himself at a party, and then refused to disclose whose house he was going to, hence the slight delay. But you know how Nigerians with power behave. He couldn't stand being questioned by 'mere' security guards, and had to abuse his power. Simple! |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by Krismas(m): 11:45pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
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Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by lexy2014: 11:47pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
tshtsh: Can u quote the exact law that says that if u disrupt a police, u can be arrested? What violation of law did the CP see that was ongoing in the estate that he wanted to go inside the estate to intervene? |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by lexy2014: 11:48pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Krismas: I haven't made any claim. U are d one making claims. Based on your claims, Can u quote the law in Nigerias statute books that gives the police blanket right to "enter the estate at anytime of the day without let or hindrance"? |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by WillyDave: 11:50pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
[quote author=kingdenny post=109057457] Typical show of power by the Nigeria police, why were the second sect of security guard that replaced the former also arrested? You must have close ties with a police officer cos obviously your points raised are not well balanced [/quote The second sect of security men was posted to show the CP that there are enough security on ground. They were doing odeshii for the CP. In return the CP arrested them to so as to let them knowing that he is the CP. I love the CP jare. |
Re: Detained Security Guards, Widow Didn’t Deny CP Entry,Lagos Estate Tackles Police by Daboomb: 11:52pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Krismas: Maybe you are the same person above, because the ignorance is infectious! ![]() So, Police can FORCEFULLY enter any PRIVATE property, at anytime but need a search warrant only when they want to search the property! ![]() ![]() The above then raises a simple question (assuming what you said was right) : What will be the purpose of such forceful entry (without Warrant) into a private property? Perhaps to view the beauty inside? ![]() FORCEFUL ENTRY into a private property only presupposes two things: to Search or to make an Arrest ...... and both things Need a WARRANT. I dont know how to explain to you guys anymore, l guess it has to do with your mindset of "once it is the Police, they are above the law" ![]() All those statement about C/O shows you have no idea of what it looks like. Go and get one and read it! ![]() Infact, when it comes to Land, it is a valid "Proof of Ownership". BTW, Land use Charge is a form of tax, it does not take away from the Rights of a Land Owner |
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