BlackBaron:
Nigeria may yet fall foul of Leahy Law if going by current happenings! Lack of trigger discipline amongst armed personnel, unchecked powers and mouth service by heads of some security services.

The Leahy Act is when Military AID is being given
Not when something is bought.
Can We please stop the panicky writing.
I know quite a few people believe all this Leahy bullshit all the time.
The Dems are not in power
The Republicans are and the Americans have a lot on their plate right especially dealing with their own Police Brutality Issues.
President Trump is the one who okayed the deal not
Sen Leahy.
Nigeria spent $490M
On that deal.
By the time the first 2 Birds arrive in 2021
Nigeria would of spent a LOT more than that.
The Bulk of Nigeria’s weapon purchase come from OUTSIDE the USA.
Next month the JF17 will likely be here
10UCAVs will be here
And as we speak I believe Nigeria is unloading Tanks from China , Tank Destroyers and GPS guided Artillery systems.
I am sure these systems work just fine at killing .

bidexiii:
Major military procurement high-lights till 2024

You have a good reputation here. Don't post stuffs made up by that dude.

bidexiii:
Major military procurement high-lights till 2024

Did you miss all the posts exposing this simulated nonsense for what it is?

Lurker4Long:


Since when are shopping lists for video and simulation games used in the real world?

https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalPowers/comments/ghr7ci/summary_nigeria_military_procurement_end_of_2024/

Xbee007:

You have a good reputation here. Don't post stuffs made up by that dude.

He probably missed it.

iboboyswag:


Oga calmdown... If you don't know what is happening, ask questions.

Just be patient and in time you'll realise that I’m better informed on this topic than you.

Litmus:


Just be patient and in time you'll realise that I’m better informed on this topic than you.

Share your info on another thread and surprise me

Blind patriotism is not different from religious fanaticism, they won't make you think well.

Whether is your military or paramilitary forces, once the US can prove your security forces are violating human right, then the Hammer will fall on you, it does not matter if you use your money in buying the weapons or whether is giving to you free by the USA.

Iran paid the USA for weapons, the USA didn't deliver the weapons and they withhold the money.

So far the weapons will be coming from the USA, the leahy amendment can fall on you.

The leahy law was not existing when the USA seized the Iranians money for arms, but I am just trying to prove the hammer won't fall on people that depends on military aids from the USA alone. And it has to do with all security personnel, not just the armed forces alone.

If it's proven any security personnel of a country is violating human rights, the hammer will fall on you.

And we can still remember what happened during the GEJ administration when the harmer was knack on his administration... Even South Africa was not ready to sell arms to us

GMB wey promise to reform know Wetin e dey do even though his Government has been reforming and disbanding SARS since 2015

If we're saying the bulk of Nigerians weapons are bought outside the USA, then maybe it does not matter if the hammer falls or not... Then how much does all the weapons we buy from other nations cost compared to that of the USA

How important is the Super Tucano compared to VT4 tanks from China in the North East

With the kind low moral wey dey Nigerian military infantry body, we need the Super Tucano than any other weapons right now. Without the Super Tucano, is just going to be a matter of time before we see ISWAP posing with the tanks

With the Nigerian Airforce in support, ISWAP is controling most part of Borno North, you don't want to imagine how is going to be without the airforce

Please grown ups are talking this is something you don’t know anything about including Iran.
Just for your feeble mind , before the Hostages were released , The USA would pay the same Iranian Govt millions of dollars to the Algerians who acted as go between.
Now run along and go play with your toys

OPERATION Fireball
Is on progress, our troops need prayers- From a soilder in the field

[quote author=LTGEN post=94887956][/quote]your daddy told you guys to stop quoting me

Toju200:
OPERATION Fireball
Is on progress, our troops need prayers- From a soilder in the field

Hope the Airforce is been carried along? Best of luck to them.

BabaOwen:


And we can still remember what happened during the GEJ administration when the harmer was knack on his administration... Even South Africa was not ready to sell arms to us

Enough with this canard! Middlemen showing up at an airport with a planeload of cash to meet with other middlemen is NOT how a government buys weapons. Not a single South African defence company reported being in negotiations with the Nigerian government at the time.
That's why the cash was seized and later returned to the Nigerian government.

LTGEN:
Please grown ups are talking this is something you don’t know anything about including Iran.
Just for your feeble mind , before the Hostages were released , The USA would pay the same Iranian Govt millions of dollars to the Algerians who acted as go between.
Now run along and go play with your toys

E get reason I write wetin i write, carry all dz your useless shalaye comot my front jawe

demolition:

Watch someone who commanded a tactical unit talk on live TV.
Mehn.

https://twitter.com/debo_bobor/status/1315596197957193730?s=19

You see that retired commander, the guy I saying absolute nonsense...no law permits any officer to search a citizen without warrant, except in few circumstances.
And none apply to even the mode the sars do it..

On yesterday's NDA documentary, we saw lots for student evicted from the academy.... Some for exam malpractice... NDA rules are strict fa.

Toju200:
OPERATION Fireball
Is on progress, our troops need prayers- From a soilder in the field

Yes oh some major roads blocked. But it is looking more like a Southern Borno operation

BabaOwen:
E get reason I write wetin i write, carry all dz your useless shalaye comot my front jawe

For a childish imp like you who hates Nigeria so much what concerns you with Nigerian affairs?
We offered you first class ticket to North Korea, Libya, Chad ,Somalia, Chad you know gree go.
Grown Folks are talking you wey no sabi dey put nose.
In 2015 according to WSJ the Obama administration wired $400M to the Iranians which constitutes part of the $1.7B settlement.
If you think Education is expensive try ignorance.

LTGEN:

For a childish imp like you who hates Nigeria so much what concerns you with Nigerian affairs?
We offered you first class ticket to North Korea, Libya, Chad ,Somalia, Chad you know gree go.
Grown Folks are talking you wey no sabi dey put nose.
In 2015 according to WSJ the Obama administration wired $400M to the Iranians which constitutes part of the $1.7B settlement.
If you think Education is expensive try ignorance.

you ended up replying that coconut head..

His ear is blocked, what he knows is spew gibberish and bullshits from.his weed infested brain

LTGEN:

For a childish imp like you who hates Nigeria so much what concerns you with Nigerian affairs?
We offered you first class ticket to North Korea, Libya, Chad ,Somalia, Chad you know gree go.
Grown Folks are talking you wey no sabi dey put nose.
In 2015 according to WSJ the Obama administration wired $400M to the Iranians which constitutes part of the $1.7B settlement.
If you think Education is expensive try ignorance.

All this explanation you keep on giving me you this boy... I don't need it

Did the USA seized Iran money or not Yes... What did Iran do about it Nothing. If the USA hold on to our money without supplying any weapons base on the leahy law, what will Nigeria do about it? Nothing. Then they will refund the money in 2050

E get Wetin I address for your statement. All what you're writing about the Obama Government returning the $400m and the interest on the money through the Swiss is what almost everybody knows about

If you're smart, you won't keep on flogging this issue, cause I won't read not to talk of replying your unnecessary jargons.

#Endpolicebrutality

BabaOwen:
See the ugly thing wey go open him mouth dey abuse person

The day I go get your time... I sabi person working with the EFCC, you go dey part of the people e go use collect rank ugly p!g

If not the ashawo girls u dey see Bleep, you 4 still be a virgin by now... No girl will wanna Bleep a ugly fraudster like you

are you sure you're not SARS cuz only them label pple criminals based on how they look or a pic

BabaOwen:
See the ugly thing wey go open him mouth dey abuse person

The day I go get your time... I sabi person working with the EFCC, you go dey part of the people e go use collect rank ugly p!g

If not the ashawo girls u dey see Bleep, you 4 still be a virgin by now... No girl will wanna Bleep a ugly fraudster like you

stfu

BabaOwen:
See the ugly thing wey go open him mouth dey abuse person

The day I go get your time... I sabi person working with the EFCC, you go dey part of the people e go use collect rank ugly p!g

If not the ashawo girls u dey see Bleep, you 4 still be a virgin by now... No girl will wanna Bleep a ugly fraudster like you

can't you see that everyone here hates you.. why are you trying so hard to be savage..

Savage ain't you boy.. just quit it and take a chill pill already..
You need to take a break from the internet honestly.. just consider it and give it a thought

seankafor:
can't you see that everyone here hates you.. why are you trying so hard to be savage..

Savage ain't you boy.. just quit it and take a chill pill already..
You need to take a break from the internet honestly.. just consider it and give it a thought

Who gives a Bleep about been savage you ugly fraudster

demolition:


The fact that most of our security high ranks don't know the meaning of basic human rights amaze me.
Like WTF
Even in hell there's guidelines on modus operandi .

This last part is something else
I wonder sometimes what they teach at Police academy

Texman21:
are you sure you're not SARS cuz only them label pple criminals based on how they look or a pic

Lol

Almost everybody on nairaland knows who the fraudster is

He is even proud of been a fraudster

BabaOwen, stop posting people personal info in here. If you don't remove it, I'll report you to the mods.

BabaOwen:
Lol

Almost everybody on nairaland knows who the fraudster is

He is even proud of been a fraudster

defamation won't work without concrete evidence so...

Following directives by President Muhammadu Buhari on dissolution of Special Anti-Robbery Squad and immediate response to yearnings of citizens, the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, convened a meeting with stakeholders, agreeing to meet demands, which include halting use of force against protesters and unconditional release of arrested citizens.

The meeting, organized by the Office of the Inspector General of Police and National Human Rights Commission, was a multi-stakeholders’ forum attended by leaders and representatives of civil society organisations in Nigeria, activists from the entertainment industry and the ENDSARS movement and development partners.

The Ministry of Police Affairs and Police Service Commission were also present at the meeting that affirmed that the five-point demands of the protesters and the ENDSARS movement are genuine concerns and will be addressed by the Government.

A communiqué of Stakeholders’ Meeting on the Implementation of the Recommendations of the Presidential Panel on the Reform of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) said:

“Following the public protests regarding various forms of human rights violations by the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) and the consequent disbandment of the unit by the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, there arose the need for stakeholder engagement to build trust and restore public confidence in law enforcement.

“The agitations also brought to the fore, the need to implement the recommendations of the Presidential Panel on the Reform of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).

“The Forum was addressed by the Inspector General of Police and the Executive Secretary of the National Human Rights Commission.

“The Forum collectively: welcomed the dissolution of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) by the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu; Reaffirmed the constitutional rights of Nigerians to peaceful assembly and protest; Further affirmed the sanctity of life of every Nigerian and the role of the Police in protecting this right; Affirms that the five-point demands of the protesters and the ENDSARS movement are genuine concerns and will be addressed by the Government.’’

According to the communiqué signed by the Inspector General of Police and Executive Secretary of the National Human Rights Commission, Tony Ojukwu, Esq, the Forum noted that the dissolution of SARS presents an opportunity to embark on comprehensive reforms aimed at repositioning the Nigerian Police Force as a modern, responsive and citizens-centred law enforcement organisation.

“The Forum further notes that the proposed reforms should be anchored under the basis of the White Paper on the Report of the Presidential Panel on the Reform of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad which was jointly authored by the National Human Rights Commission, the Federal Ministry of Justice, and the Nigeria Police Force.

“The Forum affirms that reform proposals for the Nigerian Police Force will be based on Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and existing legislations such as the Nigeria Police Act, 2020, the Nigeria Police Trust Fund Act, 2019, the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, 2015 the Anti-Torture Act, 2017, and the National Human Rights Commission Act, 2010 amongst others.

“Following the dissolution of SARS, the Forum calls for the following immediate steps to be taken in restoring public confidence and trust in the Police: An order by the Inspector General of Police to all State Commands to halt the use of force against protesters; Unconditional release of arrested protesters and citizens; Open communication and outreach to citizens to establish trust and confidence and a roadmap for the implementation of the White Paper of the Presidential Panel on the Reform of the SARS.

“The Forum welcomed the proposal to set up an Independent Investigation Panel to look into the violations of human rights by the defunct SARS and other segments of the Nigerian Police. The Forum agrees to the setting up of this Independent Panel by the National Human Rights Commission within the next one week. An open call for Memoranda from members of the public whose rights have been violated by the defunct SARS and other segments of the Police will be released by the Commission within one week.

“The Forum recommends the psychological evaluation, training and retraining of disbanded SARS officials prior to re-deployment. The Forum resolves to set up the following Technical Sub-Committees to design an implementation roadmap and work plan for the implementation of the White Paper: Training, Capacity and Re-orientation; Logistics: Infrastructure, Communications and Technology; Arrest, Detention, and Investigations; Regulations, Oversight and Accountability and Financing and Partnerships.’’

The communiqué stated that sub-Committees will be supported by the National Human Rights Commission and other civil society organisations.

Those who attended the meeting are: Dr Kole Shettima- MAC Arthur Foundation; Innocent Chukwuma - Ford Foundation; Jude Ilo- of OSIWA; Segun Awosanya(segalinks) - End Sars Movement; Yemi Adamolekun- Enough is Enough; Clément Nwankwo- PLAC; Rafsanjani- CISLAC; Kemi Okonyedo- PWAN; YZ – CITAD; Folarin Falana Falz; Prof Deji Adekunle –NIALS; Chris Ngwodo, SSA to President Research & Policy; Dr Fatima Waziri – Rule of Law Adviser OVP and Abdulrahman Yakubu - NHRC Secretariat.

Others are: Hilary Ogbonna- NHRC secretariat; Halilu Adamu - NHRC Secretariat; Ben Aguh - NHRC secretariat; Dr Uju Agomuoh – PRAWA and Onyinye Ndubuisi – UNDP.

Femi Adesina
Special Adviser to the President
(Media & Publicity)
October 13, 2020