What is really wrong with overtaking a governor's convoy, if done in the right condition?
Why should elected public officials see those they are supposed to serve as a threat to them?

Indispensable85:
Nothing can redeem Nigeria police.
Just forget about it

The rot and decay there is beyond redemption

Lightway:
The problem of this country is not the government but the greedy poor people in the country.

They gave you 20 percent pay rise and you're not happy

Useless fools. You want them to double your salary abi.. where is that done.

These fools don't know that success happens step by step

There is a lot of ignorance in your post. Considering inflationary trends in the past one year, that 20% is hardly a pay rise and thats why some are asking that health care, education, transportation and several other bills first be addressed else even a 100% rise will not make any impact

If they present stats of innocent Nigerians tha have been setup or even killed today by the same police institution you will quickly realize how much of a charade these sort of gestures are. Most people who don't grasp the institutional decay of the force will praise such sham moves

Nten:
".....His spirit will stand sentry over the future of our nation". That's a punchline there by president Cyril Ramaphosa.
Can that quote be said of some of our leaders in the event of their demise?

Powerful quote there

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So there are no expiry date stamped on tyres which is why you have yet to post a picture as someone earlier challenged you to, but resorted to these explanations which are tenable. Tires have shelf life within which they are in best condition, even if not in use. As such tyres cannot be stored or used indefinitely because it does not show serious wear.

HardMirror:
touch and follow are all stories sir. you would be surprised how many girls would remove their pants if only you ask them with confidence. girls also want sex. i had guys when i was in akure that toast girls for fun and you would almost think they were using juju, cos i could not believe how many girls were so willing to have sex with them right from the start. before i knew it i was also catching fun with this guys until i outgrew it as it was just a waste of time and focus. sex is extremely easy to get.

as for the "do as i say" charm, lol. bro, forget it, confidence is very key in human psychology. same thing pastors use. this is why Scammers are called "CONFIDENCE MAN", which was a term used to describe scammers. juju gives scammers here in nigeria a lot of confidence and this in turn helps them get a lot of result not the juju

Well said

erico2k2:

I agree with you on that one however me and you do not know what happened to thier clothes though

Whatever it was he should allow them the dignity of wearing clothes if he wants them to enjoy the Christmas spirit

emezuo17:
. What if they are waiting to be charged to court? He should just release them? Let's appreciate him for this, some of them are still human and humane, I have met a policeman who is a very strong born again Christian, always praying and never indulged in anything untoward.

That one individual you claim to have met is statistically insignificant compared to the whole police population. The reality for the upright police man out on the street is that he is perceived as a threat by his colleagues. Its that bad a system

erico2k2:

Well done to the DPO for this small gesture of upholding human right and a bit of dignity to the persecuted!

Human right and dignity you say? And he would not allow them wear clothes like descent human being?
This is pure charade. No law denies anyone rights of wearing clothes because they are in police detention

This attempt at damage control by the palace is laughable, haba! Someone has not reported that their account has been hacked yet you are investigating a hacking of their account

This attempt at damage control by the palace is laughable, haba!

Turbantheigbos:
It is an abomination for a woman married to a king come out in public to announce her divorcing the king. The evils of 21st century civilization has eroded the standards of the old traditions.
A king is the mouth piece of the gods and their representative on earth. He alone has the authority to have as many harem as he possibly can. Much as he can abandon as he will.
Divorce among the kings was not common back in the day. Kings do not divorce, they abandoned any woman with whom they fell apart. She's either offered to the gods if considered to have committed a grave offense or sent on an exile.
No queen born of a woman has the audacity to announce her divorce to the king. The king does that. This woman must be made to face the consequences of her sacrilege under the laws of custom and traditions.
Al-turbani speaks!

Prehistoric mindset that dates back to the time dinosaurs roamed the earth before they were wiped out!
Wake up and see how far the world has moved on leaving your kind behind

Very dismal attempt at damage control. There is nothing to investigate about any hacked account, the woman has read all that is out there and has not said her account is hacked. Nothing to investigate, just ask her.

Very dismal attempt at damage control. There is nothing to investigate about any hacked account, the woman has read all that is out there and has not said her account is hacked

The issue of unpaid death benefits and others are actually caused by the police itself, and no amount thrown at the problem will cure it until people see that there are consequences for actions

Good move. Now let all who played roles in the illegality answer to their names, including the current IGP who was police force secretary back then, and conveyed the signal of the illegal extension

He should have preempted them by tendering his resignation letter immediately, knowing fully well there would be consequences for criticising the man at the helm

Asour:


No BB9ja prize winner was given 90m
Cash.
Even of they were, then that's what the show promoters thought the winner should get. A university education is not in competition with BBN.

My point ?

They are only so many (few) BBN winners with even a fewer set doing well over the years. We can't all become BBN acts.

But education still remains the MOST GUARANTEED platform for ushering the majority out of poverty.
Many Engineers would be gainfully employed THIS YEAR alone than all potential BBN winners for ever.


Anyone (undergraduate) who still doesn't understand my point in statistical significance should drop out an keep applying for BBN.
Perharps he'll cash out 90m one day.

You completely misunderstood the point made there.
Regardless of what you wrote there, many naive young minds will be wondering and comparing the obvious gains of both endeavors.
This is definitely not a sure way to promote education as a ticket to better life in a poor illiterate society

The fact that the tallest building in Nigeria today was completed more than fourty years ago is a subtle pointer to the state of economic and developmental stagnation of this nation.

thebosstrevor1:


No you are very wrong.

Every depositor in commercial banks are insured by the NDIC to the tune of 500k.

People who have more than 500k in their bank account are not insured by the NDIC because it passes their insurance threshold. About 0.6% of account holders fall into that category.

For instance, if you have 600k in a bank account, you are not covered by the ndic insurance policy. In situations like that, you create another bank account, whereby you keep 500k in one and 100k in another, that way you get insured on the 2 account by the ndic when the bank goes bankrupt

He clearly put out the correct thing there, but you deliberately decided to confuse your self, even while agreeing with him.
Your sense of comprehension is debilitating

oluseyiforjesus:
Dis visit is not official........
Is either d news is fake or Nigeria system is sick

I was wondering how the naval chief will brief his C-in-C in mufti, when its not an emergency situation. Something seems amiss here

BuddhaPalm:
That article is from The Wall Street Journal, they don't report nonsense.

Even when the source is pretty clear, notice how the NAF conveniently ignored mentioning the world street journal in its refutal.
The problem is not about the media or what people choose to believe, but the image of NAF

stepaside2:

Pls share why you think so. I stated what I thought was happening and the best way forward. Having different rates gives room for arbitrage which is the key problem. Most people buy forex at the black market price not at the official exchange. Think about that for a sec

The fact that you actually believe in the delusional position of the cbn that an informational platform is responsible for the naira's slide is worrisome. Since abokifx was taken down why has naira not gained?

Tzar:
NCAA is a REGULATORY & not an ENFORCEMENT agency na!
To enforce the consequences of the debt NCAA needs to go to court to recover its loot … erm debt!
Abi, what kind of lawless country is this na?!

Enforcement is actually a key component of regulatory activities, and notice that hazard to air navigation is also part of the issues raised, just that I honestly can't comprehend how paying up the debt will mitigate the hazard

Bluffly:
Which one is renewal of height clearance again. Once it is cleared initially, that ahould be it, why renewal again. All these multiple charges here and there is kiling business.

Seems like the mask 'grows' such that the new height has to be cleared again

BBQZ:
How does paying this levy eliminate the said risks to airplanes ?

My thoughts exactly. They mumbled up too many things in the letter. Illegal construction, non-renewals of license, air navigational hazard, and debt. Globacom paying up the debt does not in anyway mitigate the hazard the illegal towers pose to air navigation.

PrudencyFeats:


What about those the FG is indebted to?

Maybe they should consider demolishing government structures too. What is good for the 'greek' is also good for 'uganda'.

stepaside2:
I see it differently. When abokifx was shut down, parallel market rate was N570-580 to the dollar. Since then, the slide has halted and gradually being reversed as parallel market rate is about N565 to the dollar today. The exchange rate at the NAFEX window is what is weakening and rightly so. It is as VP Osinbajo suggested - the official and parallel rates should collapse and meet in the middle somewhere, determined by market forces and the supply of forex to the economy will greatly improve. Patience guys, it is a matter of time

You my friend are out of touch with reality

Angelfrost:


That's exactly why there might be no hope for this nation...

Most politicians itching for presidency just want their share of the cake, and to further enrich their households... Most of them know deep down that there is next to nothing they can do to redeem the disaster Buhari has brought upon this nation!

Anything other than complete debt forgiveness and massive industrialization with diminished importation, just forget it!!!

I mean, how hard is this to figure out? Except those delusional enough to still believe in the mirage of Nigeria's unity and redemption

moshino:


No, he was sitting there in court when the judge sentenced him, but the judge is blind and did not see him. Because " Justice is blind".

The answer he seeks is right there in the right up, but he had to raise it here out of sheer laziness to read excerpts of the judgment

Kieldgreat:


Let’s do a swap extradiction with the US nah. We give them Abba Kyari, they give us Maina’s son.

Brilliant!
Let the legal luminaries and eggheads take note of this apt suggestion