goaldynboy:
Avoidable death of three policemen!

In other climes police and army work collaboratively and can share intelligence!!

But here in Nigeria there is suspicion between them; especially when the Nigerian Army has been infiltrated by boko haram terrorist!!

there is no surspicion, they delibratly came 2 recue d supect, d story is a bunch of lies, 3 police killed nd d suspect escape. Every nigerian can't be dump.

SoNature:


Why are you getting him involved?
The highest ranking soldier at the checkpoint should be made to face the music.

After reading certain news coming from Nigeria, person go dey vex unnecessary...look how these soldiers killed three policemen and freed the kidnapper.

The army is telling us half-truths!

The COAS should be held responsible by the president for the conduct of his troops and he sure know who to hold responsible so as to bring in a swift result. Else, his head should roll for others to learn from.

BIXYBABE:
They killed 3 police, and d suspect escape witout been shoot.

Bollywood script if I ask me

WildChild00:



If I may have to counter your explanation a little bit, yes under cover corps do not necessarily need to wear uniform, I agree with you, but in a dicy security challenge that the country is undergoing, where every potential human being is a criminal, you have to identify yourself, the army from their own point of view stopped them on three different occasions, but they refuse to obey, rather they choose to open fire back @ them, tell me, is this how a trained undercover police office is meant to act?

I may not be in the best position to explained what actually transpire..it a very unfortunate incident.. but why did cuffed suspect escape unhurt..

henshaw99:
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Udopasa:
The president must get involved in this by giving the COAS a matching order to capture the Hamisu guy alive within Seven days or face harsh disciplinary measure.

I smell a huge conspiracy here to free the alleged kidnapper by all means necessary.

Do you have a president?

Yes, I do.

VivaDeAngelo:
I smell rat, some things didn't add up. Are you thinking what am thinking?

So there is even a certain northerner that has amassed over 100 million naira from kidnapping?

I thought kidnapping is only peculiar to the easterners?

The police men on a covert mission never opened fire on the military, I can bet on that with my left scrotum.
Then, the suspect escaped; WONDERFUL!!!

When did you stop thinking all kidnappings is carried out by Fulani herdsmen....... Yeye

Jabioro:
I may not be in the best position to explained what actually transpire..it a very unfortunate incident.. but why did cuffed suspect escape unhurt..

I think that is where both security agencies have come in and explain.

And u believe them����

elganzar:
They did wrong by not stopping

But most of those kidnappers are often seen on camos...probably the police felt something was wrong, or just simply didn’t want to take chances

Either way, a trained soldier is not your mate

Mk12:
you can continue killing yourself. untrained animals

Origin for you

Jabioro:
I may not be in the best position to explained what actually transpire..it a very unfortunate incident.. but why did cuffed suspect escape unhurt..

Just a quick one, as an undercover police officer or military police, you are still expected to identify yourself if need be, but I have seen an undercover police officer without any trace of identification, but just with a gun, to understand better what I am saying, ask most of the sars officials, for identification, most do not have any.

Elsucre042:
Common "ID card" identification card abi that their slang Aspirin Za cal ... would have save the lives of these bunch of idiots who choose to leave their families n loved ones in perpetual sorrow now...

You wicked ooo

VivaDeAngelo:
I smell rat, some things didn't add up. Are you thinking what am thinking?

So there is even a certain northerner that has amassed over 100 million naira from kidnapping?

I thought kidnapping is only peculiar to the easterners?

The police men on a covert mission never opened fire on the military, I can bet on that with my left scrotum.
Then, the suspect escaped; WONDERFUL!!!

I feel you , a lot of lies , if 10 armed policemen opened fire on them no matter their superior knowledge or weapons some of d soldiers must get bullet injures , secondly if u know how soldiers road blocks or checkpoints in d north are u will understand that there is no how u can pass it with out authorization talkless of passing 3 check points ,except you overpower them to pass ,thirdly if they were with d man and d army opened fire as they said , why is it that no bullet touched d man , he did not even sustained any injury ,fourthly the soldiers said it was after shooting them they identified themselves ,fine then how did d man escape because by then d soldiers have known that d policemen were in legal duties, if u know how lonely those northern roads are and d distance he must cover before he gets to next town and if d man in question called for a car , will the car not still pass those 3 check points which will stop them knowing fully well that things are not normal ,a northern kidnapper that made 100million in one deal is not a push over ,he has influence and connections ,he is not Evan's, Evans had money but no connections that was why he was easily caught ,if u cannot arrest a poor fulani na a millionaire northerner or fulani u go arrest?

Maniagist1:
The Nigerian Army on Wednesday offered explanation for the killing of three policemen on covert duties in Taraba State by its personnel.

The explanation was offered in a statement by the spokesman of the Nigerian Army, Colonel Sagir Musa.

The Force Public Relations Officer, Deputy Commissioner of Police Frank Mba, had earlier in the day said three operatives in the Inspector General of Police Intelligence Response Team, headed by DCP Abba Kyari, were killed by the soldiers in Taraba State despite identifying themselves as being on covert operation to arrest one Alhaji Hamisu, a suspected kidnapper.
Hamisu was said to have been involved in several crimes, collecting N100 million as ransom during one of such operations.

However, Mba said as Hamisu was being driven to the Police Command Headquarters in Jalingo, they were engaged in fierce shooting by soldiers, resulting in the death of three policemen, a civilian and the escape of the suspect.

But Musa countered Mba, saying the IRT operatives refused to stop at three military checkpoints and then engaged the soldiers in a shootout.

He said some villagers had raised the alarm that the operatives were in an unmarked bus and refused to stop at the checkpoints, which resulted in the soldiers giving them a hot chase.

On the unfortunate incident that occurred on the 6th of August 2019 in which troops of 93 Battalion Nigerian Army Takum pursued and exchanged fire with some suspected Kidnappers who indeed turned out to be an Intelligence Response Team from the Police Force Headquarters Abuja on a covert assignment from Abuja resulting in the death and injury of some members of the Team.

On the 6th of August 2019, the said Nigerian Army troops, while responding to a distress call to rescue a kidnapped victim exchanged fire with the suspected kidnappers along Ibi-Wukari Road in Taraba State.

The suspected kidnappers numbering about ten (10) and driving in a white bus with Reg No LAGOS MUS 564 EU refused to stop when they were halted by troops at three consecutive check points.

The flagrant refusal of the suspected kidnappers to stop at the three checkpoints prompted a hot pursuit of the fleeing suspects by the troops.

It was in this process that the suspected kidnappers who were obviously armed opened fire at the troops sporadically thus prompting them to return fire.

In the resultant fire fight, four (4) suspects were shot and died on the spot while four (4) others sustained various degrees of gunshot wounds and 2 others reportedly missing.

It was only after this avoidable outcome that one of the wounded suspects disclosed the fact that they were indeed Policemen dispatched from Nigerian Police, Force Headquarters, Abuja for a covert assignment.



Source; https://maniagist.com/2019/08/08/why-we-killed-three-policemen-on-covert-duty-nigerians-army-revealed-photos/

And no statement about the kidnap kingpin that escaped? We go all carry gun lass lass I swear! Unable still think say omoyele sowore dey craze abi? You better all be ready & prepared. Zoo of a country

EnEnPeecee:
thiS naTION

THE USELESS ARRMY OFFICER IN THE PRESS RELEASE KEEP REPEATING HIMSELF AS HE DESCRIBES THE DEATH OFFICERS AS KIDNAPPERS.

USELESS ARMY
USELESS CUNTRY
USELESS LEADERS.

R.I.P OFFICERS

Repeating himself is just a way to search for lies to tell.

Until buhari dies

maestroferdi:
What a country!


When will the eternal beef/envy/suspicion between the army and police end in Nigeria?

The Force Public Relations Officer, Deputy Commissioner of Police Frank Mba, had earlier in the day said three operatives in the Inspector General of Police Intelligence Response Team, headed by DCP Abba Kyari, were killed by the soldiers in Taraba State despite identifying themselves as being on covert operation to arrest one Alhaji Hamisu, a suspected kidnapper.

you mean these hyper-tech officers is getting the comebacks medicine?

well, me i don't believe in reincarnation so i am not a serial killer. i believe in the resurrection from the dead through water baptism, and it's only happen once. may the good lord have mercy upon your soul

I think Hamish must have paid to kill the police for his escape. Sagir, you did not flow at all.

WildChild00:




Just a quick one, as an undercover police officer or military police, you are still expected to identify yourself if need be, but I have seen an undercover police officer without any trace of identification, but just with a gun, to understand better what I am saying, ask most of the sars officials, for identification, most do not have any.

This circumstances baffled me my dear..the dead can not speak for himself..the living would like to exonerate himself from any cause that lead the demise..

SO many things not adding up. The army may have one or two questions to answer.

Good for the NPF. If this explanation by the Army spokesman is true then the police officers were obviously at fault. How will police officers dress like kidnappers and be operating with private vehicles and still refused to stop at checkpoint. Who una be?This is sweet karma dealing with them. That is how we all complained about SARS operatives dressing like touts and kidnappers and operating with unmarked vehicles harassing people on the streets yet the police leadership did nothing about this.

Yes, I stand with the Nigerian Army on this one. They were treated squarely as kidnap suspects for their refusal to stop at the army check points, three for that matter. And moreover, the dead policemen and those alive were not on uniform, mounting the suspects talk to high levels.
It is well with my country Nigeria.

Picture this: a man in handcuffs escaped and couldn't be caught by the army.
Yet 3 well armed police men were shot dead.
How fast can a handcuffed man run please?
The joke is on the army officers. Dumb ass, silly and unprofessional jokers. Smh

The dead don't speak. Who is to be believed? Army or police? The victim escaped, isn't this a covert job by these dubious soldiers to aid his escape?

Oh God why did you bring me to this useless country........

Lagbaja01:
Something is fishy

Very fishy jare.... ND let me add pls I don't seem to believe this story by d military they are to professional to say this

Maniagist1:
The Nigerian Army on Wednesday offered explanation for the killing of three policemen on covert duties in Taraba State by its personnel.

The explanation was offered in a statement by the spokesman of the Nigerian Army, Colonel Sagir Musa.

The Force Public Relations Officer, Deputy Commissioner of Police Frank Mba, had earlier in the day said three operatives in the Inspector General of Police Intelligence Response Team, headed by DCP Abba Kyari, were killed by the soldiers in Taraba State despite identifying themselves as being on covert operation to arrest one Alhaji Hamisu, a suspected kidnapper.
Hamisu was said to have been involved in several crimes, collecting N100 million as ransom during one of such operations.

However, Mba said as Hamisu was being driven to the Police Command Headquarters in Jalingo, they were engaged in fierce shooting by soldiers, resulting in the death of three policemen, a civilian and the escape of the suspect.

But Musa countered Mba, saying the IRT operatives refused to stop at three military checkpoints and then engaged the soldiers in a shootout.

He said some villagers had raised the alarm that the operatives were in an unmarked bus and refused to stop at the checkpoints, which resulted in the soldiers giving them a hot chase.

On the unfortunate incident that occurred on the 6th of August 2019 in which troops of 93 Battalion Nigerian Army Takum pursued and exchanged fire with some suspected Kidnappers who indeed turned out to be an Intelligence Response Team from the Police Force Headquarters Abuja on a covert assignment from Abuja resulting in the death and injury of some members of the Team.

On the 6th of August 2019, the said Nigerian Army troops, while responding to a distress call to rescue a kidnapped victim exchanged fire with the suspected kidnappers along Ibi-Wukari Road in Taraba State.

The suspected kidnappers numbering about ten (10) and driving in a white bus with Reg No LAGOS MUS 564 EU refused to stop when they were halted by troops at three consecutive check points.

The flagrant refusal of the suspected kidnappers to stop at the three checkpoints prompted a hot pursuit of the fleeing suspects by the troops.

It was in this process that the suspected kidnappers who were obviously armed opened fire at the troops sporadically thus prompting them to return fire.

In the resultant fire fight, four (4) suspects were shot and died on the spot while four (4) others sustained various degrees of gunshot wounds and 2 others reportedly missing.

It was only after this avoidable outcome that one of the wounded suspects disclosed the fact that they were indeed Policemen dispatched from Nigerian Police, Force Headquarters, Abuja for a covert assignment.



Source; https://maniagist.com/2019/08/08/why-we-killed-three-policemen-on-covert-duty-nigerians-army-revealed-photos/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0INBl9edUnQ

stankezzy:
I feel you , a lot of lies , if 10 armed policemen opened fire on them no matter their superior knowledge or weapons some of d soldiers must get bullet injures , secondly if u know how soldiers road blocks or checkpoints in d north are u will understand that there is no how u can pass it with out authorization talkless of passing 3 check points ,except you overpower them to pass ,thirdly if they were with d man and d army opened fire as they said , why is it that no bullet touched d man , he did not even sustained any injury ,fourthly the soldiers said it was after shooting them they identified themselves ,fine then how did d man escape because by then d soldiers have known that d policemen were in legal duties, if u know how lonely those northern roads are and d distance he must cover before he gets to next town and if d man in question called for a car , will the car not still pass those 3 check points which will stop them knowing fully well that things are not normal ,a northern kidnapper that made 100million in one deal is not a push over ,he has influence and connections ,he is not Evan's, Evans had money but no connections that was why he was easily caught ,if u cannot arrest a poor fulani na a millionaire northerner or fulani u go arrest?

Wow! Your assertion is quite profound bro! This people must really think we are gullible.

one by one dem don dey die

wicked people die, wicked people bury dem kikikikiki

how i wish, army,navy,sars,airforce,JTF,police etc go jux start to dey fight against demselves and majority of army men cum die in d process ,d tin go sweet me eh

inshort all d forces in Nigeria are jux sets of confused humans

You can believe anything

WildChild00:



If I may have to counter your explanation a little bit, yes under cover corps do not necessarily need to wear uniform, I agree with you, but in a dicy security challenge that the country is undergoing, where every potential human being is a criminal, you have to identify yourself, the army from their own point of view stopped them on three different occasions, but they refuse to obey, rather they choose to open fire back @ them, tell me, is this how a trained undercover police office is meant to act?