phr0nesis:

Do you mean Jack Ryan?

Yes

Good evening everyone....

Please where can I download Tom Clancy season 1

Ejebleje:
This is a civil matter. I no see why police go they involve to this extent o

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They came with warrant of arrest from High court...

It must have gotten to an extent Portable turned it into a criminal case....

Just look at the Video self...

That guy na clown

ChristCee:
The military won't flex muscle here cuz' it's the north. They only remember they can shoot when there killed in the south or assaulted by civilians. Shame on all corrupt military leaders in Nigeria. Lazy weaklings only good with assaulting helpless civilians.
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Randomly pic 100 soldiers from Nigeria and bring them to the creeks in Lagos, Benin, Warri, etc and make them go one on one in boxing with boys in the ring. The soldiers will lose every time.
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Their poor training shows in their judgements and inability to deal with terrorists.
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They are fast turning Nigeria into an animal farm and I hope they won't end up waking the sleeping giants in Nigerians.
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As powerful as the Egyptian Military is, when the Egyptians decided they've had enough the military was totally helpless...and the population of Egypt is nothing compared to that of Nigerians.
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People are kidnapping and killing Nigerians in the north but these organized criminals in uniforms are dancing python and assaulting people in the south. No transparency...even the governor was saying 'some of those things cannot be revealed publicly' if soldiers were killed and civilians are now being assaulted why can't the whole processes be totally open and transparent?
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Nigerian soldiers can whip and beat 80 years olds, pastors, imams on their asses and even frog jump them. It's what we have all seen before. No respect for Nigerians... And in Russia with all the trainings and rogedness of their soldiers they treat civilians and foreigners like me with care and admiration.
Imagine a 7ft muscular bald tough-looking Russian soldier in uniform telling a black 5'9 man like me "Sir, did you also arrive on the same flight UTair With me?" -Yes. "Then you are standing at the wrong place. Our baggages will come from that second roller" (point of view. He noticed as a foreigner I had problem reading the instructions in Russian and thus stood at the wrong place for my baggage)
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I will be honest. No one has ever respected me that much in Nigeria. And I can bet that No Nigerian soldier nor police could be this gentle even with their own citizens.
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I have always maintained that the rot in the military and the police force is the biggest problem of Nigeria from assault on junior officers and ridiculing of civilians, flouting of court orders and torture, bribery, extortion, manipulation of court proceedings, intimidation and implicating people you need to step out of Nigeria once to realize the level of backwardness we have in so many sectors.

Be calming down please......

Niger Republic not Nigeria.

How much is the plasma going for?

Gadafii:
Fvck Grammy
Fvck afcon
Fvck tilinbu
Fvck apc
Fvck nepa
Fvck the fvckin heat
Fvck shetima
Fvck iwobi
Fvck the next person to comment after me
Fvk inflation
Fvck naira
Fvck helicopter that killed wigwe
Fvck my ex governor
Fvck y’all

Drops mic

You for add one tiny details.....


Fvck you

Fvck me

Botragelad:
You have to hand it to Israel when it comes to intelligence. They've been able to infiltrate Hamas and weaken their power.

Israel carried out some airstrike on Hamas position in rafah even when Egypt said it would cause some tension. Most people were against operation in rafah because of the civilians there. No surprise, it's just another terrorist nest. And look how they rescued these hostages.

This is a lesson to all Israel bashers. Your views and moaning don't matter. Israel will do whatever it takes to defend itself from Invaders. All Hamas members will be wiped out to the last man. Enjoy the show!`

After How many days?

Bro , they failed woefully

I dey look for Gerard roofing sheet


Omo....

Traffic congestion still dey dere oo

Naina which way,.

Little wonder Lagos was ranked No. 1 in traffic congestion in d world

safejo:


Before the grouping a survey was carried out on how people pay their bills over time, so community and area who obvious pay bills and those on 33kv lines where automatically place on band A because it is believed they won't owe them when given supply

Areas that hardly pays where place on band E which is the lowest in hours of supply and tariff charge so if they dont pay the losses to the company won't be much.

Wow, very educative....

Now I understand why those in 33kwa has more steady supply, and more so, why it didn't go across so many areas

Daniel7543:
baba i disagree with you. It can happen anywhere in the world. Didn’t you see what Liverpool fans did to Real Madrid bus in 2022 in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 when dey arrived to play champions league.

Didn’t you see what Brazilians 🇧🇷 fans did to their own bus when I got knocked out of World Cup

Nigeria is really a good country 🇳🇬.
We can’t do this to our super eagles no matter how woeful dey perform
We can only throw tantrums at dem on the internet but we can’t attack dem like this.

Are you sure about this your last statement?
What happened when we failed to qualify for the last world cup?

safejo:
I will start by saying electricity distribution has been split into bands
Band A = 20 to 24hrs
Band B = 16 to 20hrs
Band C = 12 to 16hrs
Band D = 8 to 12hrs
Band E = 4 to 8hrs daily
So the tariff on each of this bands varies

If you are on band E your tariff per kilowatts is about 48naira

While on band B is 96 naira

So your consumption and the band you fall into determine how fast your unit is consumed

To manage your unit always unplug any gadget not in use and always switch off you bulb during the day and avoid ppl coming to charge their gadget in your shop.

Don't ask me I work there.

How are customers grouped based on this band?

SIXFEETUNDER:
I'd give my life in exchange for that girl in red

May she was the one killed?

Can you go and join her?

Akuruoulo:

If their conflict didn't start Oct 7 , why then are there outcries everywhere ?
U folks were celebrating Yemen actions but are now crying.
We told u resident TERRORISTS that u will cry soon the same way u are crying for PALESTINE

Wetin dis one dey type na?

Abeg gather your thoughts and write again, maybe then I can understand you better...

[quote author=Alfred74 post=127917666]

Definitely YES!

If hamas had their way,they would have killed everyone in Israel when they were rvping,killing and burning innocent civilians along the border on the seventh.[/quote

Do you know Israel doesn't have evidence to back the Rape allegations(no rape victims or witness has come forward)? Do you know the Video of Hamas beheading babies were said to be fabricated?
Read and research. Their conflict doesn't start in Oct 7, and it won't definitely end any time soon , at least till they find lasting two state Solution, when you are pushed to the wall, you won't have option than to face the oppressor.

Anguldi:

Their actions is affecting supply chain (economic war) which is disrupt medical, food, industrial line etc

Their mind go dey, abi u no know

And food Crisis is more Important than stopping Genocide that is going on in Gaza..

Houthis only demanded a ceasefire in Gaza and they'll stop the siege in Red Sea. All the Houthis attack haven't claimed a single live beside theirs an alternate route to Red sea

Alfred74:



Yeye talk!

Did they condem the attack on Israel by the hamas terrorists on the seventh? I bet NO!

They should have only attacked the ships that belongs to Israel if they are fighting to defend their terrorists brother.


They stupidly attacked every ship,and expect the world to pat their heads like puppies.

Play stupid games, win stupid prices!

Now they have learned the hard way.

So Israel should continue until they annihilate every living soul in Gaza abi?


SMH

Alfred74:


But he close mouth when Houthis were attacking ships. Normally na terrorists dey back terrorists

And how many lives have been taking by the attacks on ships by Houthis?
None so far.....

They are simply trying to stop the genocide going in Gaza in their own way....

What they want is simple, stop the wat in Gaza, or no ship will be allowed to pass through the red sea.

They haven't killed a soul till now, but UK and US already killed with their airstrike in Yemen.

Double faced sword

Yes ...

I ffg up a recruitment in 2016...


I've been employed since then...

How much?

Why dem no go pilot am, na only Land dem get..

Dem steal Land from all Neighboring states during Military regime.

GanagiBitrus:
Not with the likes of Francis Uzoho, Sadiq Umar & Ahmed Musa.

As in ehn...

Wetin Ahmed Musa dey give them....

That guy should be close to 50

Iseoluwani:


Low budget Mou better

THIS ONE NAH LOW BUDGET STEPHEN KESHI

Put Respect to that Name,

Asin this man was a legend and he's late!!!

PinkNature:


You can actually get a pharmacy certificate within 3 years even in Nigeria.

Enlighten me please

I've always had reservation about anything coming out of Benin Republic....

I had a friend that got Pharmacy Certificate within 3 yrs....

She was good in other aspects, but in Pharmacy, hmmm

11doubledee:

Well i respect everyone's opinion but we have to be rational and reasonable at times.
Let's look at it this way, isreal says HAMAS has fired more than 15,000 rockets at isreal since the way began on October 7.
My question is were those missiles designed to identify isreali children,schools,women,elderly,worship center,hospital, etc
They had a plan to desolate isreal on October 7 which failed because of isreal strong defence mechanisms and superior military might.
If they had succeded today ,they would have been mocking isreal and celebrating like they did on Oct 7 today.
Never fall for the pretence and lies of a terrorist or their sympathisers.
You can't go and attack a mosque for no tangible reason and expect me to support you because you are a Christian.

Nobody is supporting Hamas for Oct 7 attacks, I doubt any sensible country, not even Iran or other Islamic Nation will come out openly and glorify them for going into someone else's territory, kidnap and kill people.
What we are simply saying is, Israel has to throw caution in the wind. How many women and Children have been killed so far, how many Hamas have they killed? Not a single known Hamas Leadership has been killed, yet they've killed over 10 thousands civilians including their own hostages.

Besides, people need to read and know the genesis of this crisis as it didn't start on Oct 7, it's been on for decades and Hamas Condemable act of the Oct 7 is for negotiation for the release of tens of thousands of Palestinian held in Israelis prisons most without charges.
Theirs a need for peaceful 2 state solutions.

oluwaseyi0:
All fault goes to hamas terrorists that kidnapped those innocent souls and put them in line of dangers

Deaths to all Islamic terrorists and their sympathizers

Just hear yourself out...

SMH....

IDF keep shooting anything that moves, bombing indiscriminately and you keep defending them?!

The Israeli military have said they "mistakenly" killed three Israeli hostages after mistakenly identifying them as a threat.

An IDF spokesperson said: "During combat in Shejaiya, the IDF mistakenly identified three Israeli hostages as a threat. As a result, the troops fired toward them and they were killed.

"During searches and checks in the area in which the incident occurred, a suspicion arose over the identities of the deceased.

"Their bodies were transferred to Israeli territory for examination, after which it was confirmed that they were three Israeli hostages."

Two of the hostages have been identified as:

Yotam Haim, who was kidnapped from Kibbutz Kfar Aza on 7 October;
Samer Talalka, who was kidnapped from Kibbutz Nir Am also on 7 October.
The family of the third hostage have been notified and requested his name not be broadcast, the IDF statement said.

"The IDF expresses deep remorse over the tragic incident and sends the families its heartfelt condolences.

"Our national mission is to locate the missing and return all the hostages home."

It emphasised that the area is an "active combat zone" and fighting has been ongoing over the last few days.

"Immediate lessons from the event have been learned, which have been passed on to all IDF troops in the field," the statement said.


Source: https://news.sky.com/story/israel-gaza-latest-hamas-war-updates-sky-news-blog-12978800

CNN
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The release of Palestinian prisoners by Israel, as part of a deal with Hamas to free hostages held in Gaza, has put a spotlight on a controversial practice that allows Palestinians to be detained for indefinite periods without trial or charge.

As of Wednesday, Israel had released 180 Palestinian prisoners and detainees and Hamas had released 81 hostages.

The majority of Palestinians released so far – 128 of the 180, according to information published online by the Israeli Ministry of Justice – were detained and hadn’t been charged, put on trial or given an opportunity to defend themselves. Some say they weren’t even told why they were being detained.

The Israel Prison Service told CNN that the prisoners who were released as part of the deal “were serving time for serious crimes, such as attempted murder, assault, and throwing explosives.” But information provided by the Israeli authorities reveals that most hadn’t been charged or convicted.

Israel has been operating two distinct justice systems in the West Bank since it captured the area in 1967. Palestinians living there fall under the jurisdiction of Israel’s military court system, where judges and prosecutors are uniformed Israeli soldiers. Meanwhile, Jewish settlers there are subject to civilian courts.

A legal adviser at the Israel Defense Forces’ International Law Department told CNN on Wednesday that the different systems were in place because under international law, Israel is not allowed to “export” its own legal system to the West Bank.

B’Tselem, The Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, a non-governmental organization, says the courts “serve as one of the central systems maintaining Israel’s control over the Palestinian people.”



Fatima Shahin, a 33-year-old from the West Bank city of Bethlehem, was one of the 39 Palestinians released on Friday. Authorities accused her of attempted murder of an Israeli in the occupied West Bank, which she denies.

At the time of her release, she says she was unaware that a formal indictment had been drawn up in her case.

Shahin said that while in detention, she was denied access to a lawyer and was barred from speaking to her family, as she recovered from life-changing injuries that she suffered during her arrest.

“They accused me of carrying out a stabbing. It’s not true. They opened fire (at) me. I was hit in the spine with two bullets… I have partial paralysis. I cannot feel my legs or stand up,” she told CNN.



Administrative detention

Before the truce came into effect last week, the Israeli Ministry of Justice published online a list of 300 Palestinian prisoners and detainees eligible for release under the exchange agreement. The document listed the crime of which the individuals were accused and information on whether they were sentenced or charged.
According to the list, a majority hadn’t been charged or sentenced for any crime.
Instead, according to the document, some were either detained or held under administrative detention, a controversial procedure that allows Israeli authorities to hold people indefinitely on security grounds without trial or charge, sometimes based on evidence that isn’t made public. Shahin was listed in the document as “detained.” The document is no longer online.
The practice is also used by Israel as a preventative measure: people are detained not for what they have done, but for future offenses they allegedly planned to commit.

Many of the detainees held under the policy have no idea why they are being imprisoned, because evidence against them is classified.

“This leaves the detainees helpless – facing unknown allegations with no way to disprove them, not knowing when they will be released, and without being charged, tried or convicted,” according to B’Tselem.

Under Israeli law, people can be held in administrative detention for up to six months, but the term can be renewed indefinitely.

According to data obtained from the Israel Prison Service (IPS) by B’Tselem, of the more than 1,300 Palestinians that were held in administrative detention as of September, about half had been detained for more than six months.
The IDF legal adviser said that the administrative detention law is in line with international law frameworks and complies with the Geneva Convention. However, asked by CNN about the widespread international criticism of the way Israel uses the administrative detention law, the official, who was speaking in general terms and is not involved with the implementation of the law, admitted it was possible that in some cases it was used in a “heavy-handed” way.

Israel has been widely criticized for its use of the policy. When prominent Palestinian activist and former Islamic Jihad spokesperson Khader Adnan died in Israeli prison after an 87-day hunger strike in May, UN experts called on Israel to end the practice, calling it “cruel” and “inhumane.”

Adnan became a symbol of Palestinian resistance to Israeli detention policies after spending a total of eight years in Israeli jails, mostly under administrative detention. He was never sentenced.

Despite the criticism, the number of administrative detainees held in Israeli facilities has been rising steadily.

As of September, the number was at its highest in more than three decades, surpassing the previous record set at the height of the Second Palestinian Intifada (uprising) in 2003, according to data obtained by B’Tselem and HaMoked, an Israeli NGO that focuses on human rights law and provides free legal aid to Palestinians.


Children in detention
The events of recent days have also put the spotlight on another issue that Israel has been criticized for: the detention of children aged 18 or younger.

According to B’Tselem, the Israel Prison Service was holding 146 Palestinian minors on what it defined as security grounds as of September.

Under Israeli law, children as young as 12 can be imprisoned for up to six months. Minors are sent to military prisons alongside adults.

A majority of those released so far through the exchange deal are teenagers between the ages of 16 and 18, but Israel’s list of people eligible for release also includes five 14-year-olds and seven 15-year-olds.

Malak Salman was 16 when she was arrested in 2016 for an alleged attempted stabbing of an Israeli police officer in Jerusalem. Israeli authorities said no one was injured, but she was convicted of attempted murder and sentenced to 10 years in a military prison. After an appeal, the sentence was reduced to nine years.

Salman was one of the prisoners released on Friday, after serving almost eight of those nine years. She was finally reunited with her family in Jerusalem, but her family wasn’t allowed to celebrate.

“The Israeli authorities were with us from 2 p.m. They surrounded the house and ripped down the decorations of any display of celebration. They stole the joy of my daughter’s release,” Fatima Salman, Malak’s mother, told CNN.

Israeli authorities have banned celebrations surrounding the releases of the Palestinian prisoners after Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir said that “expressions of joy are a support for terrorism” and that “celebrations of victory give strength to those same human scum.” Ben Gvir was previously convicted of inciting racism against Arabs and supporting a terrorist organization.

Since the deadly October 7 terror attacks by Hamas on Israel, Israel Police have used the Counter Terrorism Law to widen a crackdown on Palestinians.

Article 24 of this legislation states that anyone who does anything to “empathize with a terror group” whether that is by “publishing praises, support or encouraging, waving a flag, showing or publishing a symbol” can be arrested and jailed for up to three years.
After the Hamas attacks last month, Palestinians have been arrested after expressing solidarity with civilians in Gaza and sharing verses from Quran on social media, among other reasons.

Responding to a question from CNN on the increase in arrests over social media posts, Israel Police said last month that while it “firmly upholds the fundamental right to freedom of speech, it is imperative to address those who exploit this right to perilously incite violence.”

Referring to celebrations by the families of freed detainees, Ben Gvir said on Thursday that “the policy here is very, very, very clear – not to allow these expressions of joy, and resolutely strive to make contact and stop any support for these Nazis.”

Like the rest of the Palestinians held by Israel, children are put through the Israeli military court system, which means their rights are limited and not in line with international juvenile justice system standards.

According to a report by Save the Children earlier this year, between an estimated 500 and 1,000 children are held in Israeli military detention each year.

Many of the children are held for stone throwing, it said, an offense that carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison under Israeli law.
Earlier this year, the organization said that its survey of Palestinian children detained by the Israeli military showed that 86% reported being beaten, 70% said they were threatened with harm and 69% reported being strip searched during interrogation.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story stated that Fatima Shahin was held without charge, based on information supplied by the Israeli Ministry of Justice. That information was incorrect. The story has been updated to note that Shahin was indicted, a fact she says she was unaware of at the time of her release.


Source:

https://edition.cnn.com/2023/11/29/middleeast/palestinian-prisoners-israeli-judicial-system-west-bank-mime-intl/index.html

Biglittlelois:



Are you serious? You expect us to support hamas as the victim knowing they started this war? There are so many videos and pictures online of journalists associating with hamas leaders, encouraging the complete annihilation of jews/Israelis, chanting in Islam, yet you expect us to support them because

Hamas Kidnapped Israelis to bargain for the release of thousands of Palestinian that were locked up mostly for no reason...

Check the list of Palestinians released by Israel and their offence, the whole world knows what's going on now, most of those release by Israel either committed no offence or they were never charged for a minor offences they committed, yet they spend years in prison...


An Occupier that become a landlord and now dictates how you do live your life in your house/land.


Yesterdays UN resolution speaks alot, 13 1 1, even the UK is stylishly backing down. Time will tell.

redgem:


What's actually the standard? How many blocks will a bag of cement lay?

I think 35 for 9inches and 45 for 4inches....

I stand to be corrected...

jconsulting:
Yes.... Israel might have committed war crime in their campaign, but anyone on the side of Hamas is nothing less that the devil.

How do you build km of tunnels under hospital, Hamas are dumb.

Chaiii....

Please do research, don't limit yourself to just one or two western media....


Alot of Things we see or read online are just pure lies and propaganda....

IDF gave Al-shifa hospital one hour to vacate, the forcefully entered claiming theirs a Hamas command center there, spent close to 24hrs destroying the hospital and came out fabricating evidence they saw few Assault riffles that isn't even even to complete successful robberies here in Nigeria, fews hours later they claimed theirs an underground tunnel in the hospital they don't know where it leads, experts came out and says both claims of tunnels and weapons were fabricated....

What I do mostly is not limit myself to the likes of Aljazeera ( pro Arabs), BBC SKY CNN (pro Western) but also do a little research, then digest what I found