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Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by AutoConsult: 2:41pm On Apr 22 |
Strongly disagree |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by yeshuasfootstep(m): 2:44pm On Apr 22 |
Just say you're too lazy or too greedy to work it out. If actually we know what service means in this clime, you're the one that will map out the template and make sure it works. It'll even make your job easier. But you'll support it when you're no longer on sit. Same way Ex presidents are supporting restructuring now that they're no longer in power. Most Blackmen think only of themselves. Zero sacrificial spirit. That's our bane. 2 Likes |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Metrofox(m): 2:45pm On Apr 22 |
and who is this one to dictate what is ripe for Nigerians or not? 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by JohnBullMySon: 2:47pm On Apr 22 |
nairalanda1: Funding is not a problem. Simply reduce the 45% allocation going to FG and give more money to states. Case closed. 5 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by nairalanda1(m): 2:50pm On Apr 22 |
JohnBullMySon: No, better that states raise.the money via taxes and investment and more taxes. Plus reducing federal government 45 percent is going to leave a lot of ministries unable to function.. millions of Nigerians rely on such ministries working The money has to come from the states. 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Sapasenator: 2:51pm On Apr 22 |
No police IG will ever like the concept of state policing as it takes away for their power. This dude does not care about insecurities in Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Tiiitoo: 2:54pm On Apr 22 |
I wont be surprised if he becomes proponent of state police when he retires from the police, they are mostly like that. President Tinubu was once a proponent of the retention of fuel subsidy when he was an opposition but now that he's the president he suddenly sees the need to do away with it. Well, surprise! suprise! Mr. Egbetokun, Nigerians take every info coming from you lots with 'a grain of salt'. It is surprising you guys dont get the memo, nobody trust y'all...there's a huge disconnect between the Government and the Governed. So it's only the presidency that is mature enough to call the shots. Continueeeee. I see this as colonialism. Well, it is not for you to decide, we Nigerians will decide when the times comes. |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by garfield1: 2:54pm On Apr 22 |
mrvitalis: What is the difference between what you suggested to what I suggested? Is it not limiting the state and fg from controlling the police like in the USA? APC has liberalized and opened the polity,expanded government.more Nigerians have benefited from APC than in any other govt.apc has almost destroyed Boko Haram,carried out more infrastructural projects than any civilian govt.apc introduced a new electoral system,decentralized and reduced the exclusive list,encouraged massive local content |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Lovit(m): 2:55pm On Apr 22 |
This one na Fullanis dey use am to frustrate the state police thing The Fulanis don't want it to work so they can be controlling policing from Abuja |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by erospecial: 2:55pm On Apr 22 |
He would soon retire to become an ordinary citizen and when faced with insecurity then, he'll start singing community police is needed! 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by DeepSight(m): 2:57pm On Apr 22 |
nairalanda1: Private. I am a lawyer. |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by gabicon: 2:57pm On Apr 22 |
fergie001: In a way I agree with him, our state governments have not matured enough and hence cannot find and manage a police system. We need to change laws like the land use act in such a way that it brings prosperity to individual, then the state can tax those individuals. Our state and local governments are weak. |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by MrUchenna1(m): 2:58pm On Apr 22 |
Make it ripe pls |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Freestar: 3:02pm On Apr 22 |
garfield1: So what is the difference between what you described and state police? |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Charly68: 3:03pm On Apr 22 |
it wont be ripe in thy sight as long as you are the IG..OUR problem in this country is insincerity and lack of objectivity.. everyone seems to be subjective in opinion.. |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Tiiitoo: 3:03pm On Apr 22 |
Moroccoguy: I believe this is same excuse the IG is giving the he failed to enumerate. I will call it Horseshit...create modalities, limits of state Government power, consequences for breaches for the rules it was first established like political witchhunt and all... Look if we want to get it right, we would. 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Gandrova: 3:04pm On Apr 22 |
I am not surprised with his response, because it will look like competition against police Force. but, he goofed big time. State police would help to reduce crime and criminality to the bearest minimum level. Those that would be recruited are locals of the state that knows the criminals in each State. 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by garfield1: 3:04pm On Apr 22 |
Freestar: The state police being advocated here in Nigeria is where the state will have one single police for that state being controlled by the governor.itvis better each settlement get theirs to suit their own peculiarities |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by JohnBullMySon: 3:05pm On Apr 22 |
nairalanda1: Good points. But I'll argue that the Federal must thin down at all levels. There is a lot of redundancy in Abuja. The legislators need to grow some balls and clamp down that bloody deep state and give more to the state governments. Nigerians tend to be more patriotic to their states than to the country. If we do the right thing, this will translate to better efficiency at state levels, and we won't need many of those high maintenance federal agencies anymore. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by wink2015(m): 3:08pm On Apr 22 |
CONTINUE TO BE A FULANI SLAVES. |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by nairalanda1(m): 3:13pm On Apr 22 |
DeepSight: Good. Have a good day. |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Emyogalanya: 3:19pm On Apr 22 |
Racoon:And yet they want the leaders of okuama community to help fish out people that killed those soldiers? so what the hell is community police if not to help fight crime from the grassRoots 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by gloryman91: 3:22pm On Apr 22 |
Merger being expected of FRSC and Civil Defense with NPF. |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Tiiitoo: 3:22pm On Apr 22 |
They are scared of letting go the legacy system bequeathed on them by the former colonialist. The Nigeria security system is a relic left by the former colonial masters to serve their interest only. The only difference then and now is that the elite has taken over the legacy system and is scared of letting go because it serves their interest just fine. Lol Then they make these silly excuses why they can't let it go to Nigerians, their supporters swallows it hook line and sinker and propagate same. It is brutal out here. 2 Likes |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Eteka1(m): 3:23pm On Apr 22 |
I agree with him totally |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by bellosulaiman(m): 3:24pm On Apr 22 |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Tiiitoo: 3:27pm On Apr 22 |
Eteka1: Pls enumerate why agree with him? |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Bimpe29: 3:27pm On Apr 22 |
Really 🥺 |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Iamanoited: 3:29pm On Apr 22 |
EGBETOKUN IS NOT RIPE TO BE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE.. |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by omohayek: 3:31pm On Apr 22 |
nairalanda1:I think your previous comment gets at a more fundamental issue, which is that Nigeria has too many "feeding-bottle" states which would have no business existing if they had to rely on their own internally raised revenue for even half their expenditures. Providing security is the core function of government at any level, and if a governing body cannot raise the funds to fulfill this primary mandate, of what use is it? Nigeria's "federalism" is a mostly phony and empty exercise, which functions mostly to funnel oil revenues to "states" whose primary purpose is to dole out welfare under the pretence of public sector "jobs", while allowing various tribal elites the chance to gorge themselves on the fruits of stealing FG funds handed to them in the name of their "kinsmen". This ridiculous state of affairs will persist as long as there is "free" oil money to dish out from the center, and as long as most Nigerians believe they are owed an expansive state without needing to pay for it through taxes - even if this big state can't perform a function as basic as keeping law and order. 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Nigeria, not yet ripe For State Police - IGP Egbetokun by Iamanoited: 3:32pm On Apr 22 |
EGBETOKUN IS NOT RIPE TO BE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE.. NO WONDER THE MILITARY ARE BEING KILLED ANYHOW EVERYWHERE AND IN EVERY STATE OF NIGERIA. |
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