HiddenShadow:



if your state don't have the cash, Enugu state has

Karm16:


Another Yoruba man with sense. Only our people know how to talk.
Others are telling their people to cry and fast on national TV.

chuose:


Oga no be ur people the Fulani ur people dey Kidnapp so?

Quakertellicus1:


And for now....only Lagos and Anambra can fund themselves.

Plus state police is not some guys with baton.This means buying surveillance equipment like helicopters and (weaponless) drones, proper arms (not AK's....), as well as proper training facilities.

Plus....how do you deploy policemen? To their Local governments? or not?

And funding is still a big issue. We may be talking trillions of naira.

State police is not just like that.

HiddenShadow:


How much does a pump action cost ?

How much does a rifle cost.?

How much does an helicopter cost?

Until you answer these questions, pls don't mention trillions

Quakertellicus1:


If you can fund it....and if you can deal with the tribalism in multi-tribal states.

And dealing with this herdsmen problem...is going to require state of the art tech and equipment.Which means billions of naira.Which most states do not have.

For now...the Nigeria Police and the Army would have to sort things out.

HiddenShadow:
We want state police.

Ezenwammadu:

Nigerian Senators on Thursday argued about the nationality of menacing herdsmen allegedly killing in many states, with many lawmakers dismissing claims that they are from neighbouring countries and are not Nigerians.
The senators were considering a motion on the recent attack on a community in Enugu where dozens were killed.
The Chief Whip of the Nigerian Senate, Olusola Adeyeye, has called for a restructuring of the country’s federalism to allow decentralised police system as a way of tackling the ongoing herdsmen violence.
Mr. Adeyeye, an All Progressives Congress Senator from Osun State, said local and state governments should have police force independent of the federally controlled force “issuing orders from Abuja”.
This was part of the Senator’s contribution to debate that followed a motion by Chukwuka Utazi (PDP-Enugu North) on recent killings by suspected herdsmen.
Parts of Mr. Utazi’s constituency was attacked on Monday allegedly by Fulani herdsmen, resulting in deaths of citizens and destruction of properties.
Mr. Adedeye said local governments need to become “actual government in its own rights and not appendages of state government to do its local work”.
Also speaking, Isa Misau (APC-Bauchi State) said the rampaging herdsmen were not Fulani as they came from neighbouring countries “to attack soft targets”.
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But the Senate Leader, Ali Ndume, said he could not believe the herdsmen were from Mali, adding that the Nigerian Government has a responsibility to ensure security and welfare of citizens.
He said the country had to take “serious and major” steps towards solving these “senseless killings”.
Adding to the debate, Ben Bruce, from Bayelsa State, expressed fear that there could be reprisals, warning against a time when things could go “awry and out of control”.
As a panacea to the herdsmen-famers clash, Emmanuel Paulker, from Delta State, encouraged the creation of ranches.
“Those who own cattle should have their own ranches,” Mr. Paulker said.
The Minority Leader, Godswill Akpabio, representing Akwa Ibom, disputed the claim the rampaging herdsmen are from neighbouring countries, such as Mali and Niger.
Dismissing the claim as “political statement,” [size=20pt]Mr. Akpabio said “95 per cent of them are Nigerians”.
Harping on Mr. Adeyeye’s point, he called for empowerment local vigilante groups.[/size]
In its resolutions, the Senate condoled with Enugu State and observed one-minute silence in honour of citizens killed.
The Senate resolved to send a delegation to be led by Mr. Ndume to console with the people and make on-the-spot assessment.
It also asked the Police to take urgent step to bring the culprits to book.
Additionally, it said its relevant Committees would meet to find lasting solutions to the crisis
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/202608-senators-disagree-nationality-killer-herdsmen.html?utm_

oduastates:
Nonsense.
What difference does their nationality make.
People are being murdered and rendered destitute.
They are a mix of Nigerians and their cousins from other western countries

Quakertellicus1:


If you can fund it....and if you can deal with the tribalism in multi-tribal states.

And dealing with this herdsmen problem...is going to require state of the art tech and equipment.Which means billions of naira.Which most states do not have.

For now...the Nigeria Police and the Army would have to sort things out.

Buhari4dullard:
WAIT OH!

So these Northerners say that those doing the killings are foreigners.

IF they are foreigners, why are they wasting time in dealing with them?

My people this is a well planned Jihad

Buhari has long decided to Islamatize Nigeria



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QIu_HnKuTw

Vveni:
There's someone in power right now that if I come face to face with him we will both rot in hell together.... I'm that pained!!

BeeBeeOoh:


No Regards For Human Lives Anymore Since APC & Buhari Came Into Power.



No need because things are already outta control & Buhari is looking the other way. Buhari has proven his critics right that he is a religious fanatic, tribalistic bigot & a tyrant.



God Bless Godswill Akpabio, somebody please tell him that “5 Per Cent” are solidly behind him..

LAST BULLET: Buhari & his kins men are propelling & gearing the disintegration of Nigeria. As i've heard someone say, “Buhari Came To Divide Nigeria Not To Rule Her”.

Akalia:
Most of this senators have all horns(money, authority and class) and no brains. I thought they should be brainstorming strategy to confirm the identity of this marauders committing this heinous crimes across the country.
If I may suggest, our intelligence outfits should go gather sufficient Intel. On who this killers truly are and no more speculating blindly. By the way this country has a very poor intelligence gathering practice.