nextstep:


Assuming they are even able to get to him, and successfully neutralize his security detail:

1. What's the mobile number/sim used to call for ransom? Who owns it? If it's fake/stolen, then:
2. Who has that number been calling?
3. Which cell tower is closest to that phone when it calls?
4. Which cell towers has it contacted in the past few days/hours?
5. Does background noise reveal anything about the location? Market, generator, music, traffic, stream/river, birdcalls?
5. What sites does it contact (if it's a smart phone)? Facebook? Wassap? Banking? Google?
6. Who's the account that tends to use these services using this MAC address?
7. And if the criminals are quite foolish and don't turn it off: what's the GPS location of this phone?
8. If any pictures are sent, what's their GPS signature?

These are already part of company records (you only need to ask 4 phone companies, 4 social media sites, 1 search engine, 4 or so banks), which would only need a warrant or slight diplomatic pressure to obtain. Then you build from there and locate your targets. Seize phones, root/crack them, then widen your search to include friends and family. If a government really wanted to send a message, they could go further. They won't even need help from Nigerian security/police forces, really.

so Ireland will just enter nigeria and b going to MTN and Nigerian banks carrying out investigation and according 2u "they wont even need d help of Nigerian security/police? then after doing all this they will now "wipe out" d kidnappers, their generation & families? pls in which country have Ireland done this kind of thing b4?

Kalashnikov102:




Help me tell the ozwor

If he should be Kidnapped, we are the ones that will pay for the ransom because all visa application will be denied till the ransom money is complete lol. Nigeria my country

Lagos is surrounded by water, it is only sensible that water becomes the primary means of transportation. you don't need a university degree to figure that out. it's just the way African leaders carry out administration and leadership.
they don't think of the simplest of solutions to complex problems.

Chibuzor11:
Even this man knows that PDP is responsible for Africa's woes.

Wetin concern PDP concern traffic?? Tufiakwa!!
spits* at ur brain

Kalashnikov102:



Oga if you no keep quiet ehn The amount of ogun thunder I go send ehn! You don forget say lagos was once a capital?

All this 1990/2000yr kids wee be raising voice with their elder brothers ad sisters on Nairaland

the simple question u should ask yourself. Where was dubai in 1990? If such transformation can occur in less than 20yrs. Bro ask your governors and your GEJ what they truely did with your oil money and the 13% derivative + allocation.
Lagos then and now don't compare.cuz alot has happened.
1. Eko atlantic city
2.lekki free trade zone
3.lagos blue rail line.
4.standard brt buses
5.New skycrappers

are these f.g projects?

6.DANGOTE REFINERY.why dnt u ask yourself why dangote located the refinery in lekki. Guy u need to learn alot with your sisters born in the 60's or 70's

lexy2014:


so Ireland will just enter nigeria and b going to MTN and Nigerian banks carrying out investigation and according 2u "they wont even need d help of Nigerian security/police? then after doing all this they will now "wipe out" d kidnappers, their generation & families? pls in which country have Ireland done this kind of thing b4?

No... hence why I used the words "warrant" (from a Nigerian judge, which should be quick to get since it's such a high-profile case), and "slight diplomatic pressure", suggesting that they will not just enter Nigeria anyhow. However, our police forces will really be a hindrance to their investigation efforts, let's be honest.

There hasn't been a recent case of ambassadors kidnapped (the more publicized ones are the US Ambassador to Brazil in 1969, and the US Ambassador in Kabul, 1978), but you can bet that if one theirs (US, Ireland, UK, Israel, China) is taken on Nigerian soil, the repercussions will be swift. The ones we know were by powerful, well-connected rebel factions with a political agenda. Simple criminals will be wiped out, and our government will not shed one tear.

Nigeria (and most of Africa) is really a puppet state, in spite of our gra-gra and claim to independence or sovereignty. Our security services, equipment, arms, are procured from other countries, who monitor all we plan to do, and with their embedded agents (mostly Nigerians of course) influence policy. Our leaders are beholden to them in one way or another, and cannot be said to "think freely". You think foreign governments haven't been covertly/clandestinely entering and departing our porous borders unannounced, neutralizing threats and situations, while, pressuring individuals and companies to provide information as needed?

nextstep:


No... hence why I used the words "warrant" (from a Nigerian judge, which should be quick to get since it's such a high-profile case), and "slight diplomatic pressure", suggesting that they will not just enter Nigeria anyhow. However, our police forces will really be a hindrance to their investigation efforts, let's be honest.

There hasn't been a recent case of ambassadors kidnapped (the more publicized ones are the US Ambassador to Brazil in 1969, and the US Ambassador in Kabul, 1978), but you can bet that if one theirs (US, Ireland, UK, Israel, China) is taken on Nigerian soil, the repercussions will be swift. The ones we know were by powerful, well-connected rebel factions with a political agenda. Simple criminals will be wiped out, and our government will not shed one tear.

Nigeria (and most of Africa) is really a puppet state, in spite of our gra-gra and claim to independence or sovereignty. Our security services, equipment, arms, are procured from other countries, who monitor all we plan to do, and with their embedded agents (mostly Nigerians of course) influence policy. Our leaders are beholden to them in one way or another, and cannot be said to "think freely". You think foreign governments haven't been covertly/clandestinely entering and departing our porous borders unannounced, neutralizing threats and situations, while, pressuring individuals and companies to provide information as needed?

According 2u, "they (Ireland) wont even need d help of Nigerian security/police". So how are they are going 2get a warrant? So they will land in a Nigerian airport, stroll into a court, get a warrant without d help of any Nigerian security agancy, right? Am sure d warrant will also cover "wiping out" d kidnappers, their generation & families?

We are talking about Ireland & u are talking China, Israel, US& co. When did these countries u mentioned wipe out kidnappers, their families & their generation because their ambassadors were kidnapped?

Let me repeat d question I asked earlier. where on d planet has Ireland wiped out kidnappers, their families& their generation cos their ambassador was kidnapped?

Pls which weapons did Nigeria buy from Ireland and how does Ireland influence Nigeria's policy?

Once again, u said this:

"You think foreign governments haven't been covertly/clandestinely entering and departing our porous borders unannounced, neutralizing threats and situations, while, pressuring individuals and companies to provide information as needed?"

Pls provide instances were &when this happened in Nigeria. Give instances of d "threats&situations" they have neutralized in Nigeria. Who are d individuals & companies they have pressurised into providing info& for what purpose? Pls provide specifics.