Oga fix the economy and stop talking off point

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The bandits that attacked Igangan are still at large,.. when see they goings the bring them to book

Mr President said 2 things today that Nigerians should take seriously.

1. His first cousins are from Niger. D Fulani's, Kanuri's and Hausa's are found in other neighbouring countries and so building a rail to Niger is justified.

2. The herdsmen killing farmers are from Mauritania, Mali and Chad, not Nigerians.

It appears that Nigeria has been over-taken by foreigners and this isn't a joke.

Okay

nairavsdollars:
How many Fulani herdsmen carrying AK-47 has been shot since the directive was given

Abii ooo... He avoids Fulani Herdsmen-related questions?

Man with balls

presidency:
President Buhari’s Speech at the Handing Over of Security Equipment By Governor of Lagos State to Lagos State Police Command

Protocols:

I am very pleased to be here today to witness the handing over of newly-acquired security equipment and assets to the Lagos State Police Command, by His Excellency the Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on behalf of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund.

There is no doubt that these new equipment being handed over today will go a long way in boosting the morale of the Police, and further enhance their capacity to fight crime and combat criminality. This is even more touching in the light of the unwarranted violence that ensued in the wake of the ENDSARS protests last October, which saw the security architecture in Lagos state being severely damaged.

It is commendable that Lagos State, the Centre of Excellence, has shown a truly resilient spirit, in the face of the massive destruction it suffered last October. You did not allow yourselves to be deterred by the severe setback; instead you have bounced back and are now boldly rebuilding the confidence of residents and investors in the State.


I acknowledge the initiative taken to kick-start the rebuilding process, through the establishment of the Lagos State Rebuild Trust Fund, and through this very laudable effort by the Lagos State Security Trust Fund. I enjoin other State Governments to emulate your bold, proactive and resourceful initiative.

The Federal Government takes very seriously our constitutional oath to secure the lives and properties of the Nigerian people. We are well aware of the fact that lasting security is a necessary foundation for business, investment and true prosperity.

This is why we have demonstrated, and continue to demonstrate, our commitment to comprehensive Police reform in Nigeria. Indeed, no Federal Government since 1999 has been as committed as our administration, to reforming and repositioning the Nigeria Police Force and national policing architecture.

In 2019, I signed into law the Act establishing the Nigeria Police Trust Fund, the first in the history of the Force, to provide guaranteed funding to support Police welfare, logistics and equipment.

In September 2020, I assented to the Bill amending the Nigeria Police Act, which was originally enacted in 1943. This new Act, a vast improvement over the old one, among other things spells out the modalities for the implementation of a National Community Policing Scheme in Nigeria. This new scheme will build confidence within our local communities and make them active stakeholders in the safety and security of their environs.

We are currently recruiting 10,000 new Police officers to reinforce our personnel capacity across the country. In addition to this, I have directed the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission to carry out an upward review of Police Salaries and Benefits. Let me also use this opportunity to commend the leadership of the Force for the reforms being implemented in the area of Police Pensions.

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen; even as we strive to improve Police welfare and capacity, we equally have our expectations of them. First let me commend the Inspector-General of Police and the entire Force for the recent efforts to restore peace to troubled parts of the country.

I have charged the Inspector-General to leave no stone unturned in rebuilding the morale of his officers and men, especially in the aftermath of the mindless violence associated with the EndSARS protests, as well as the recent spate of attacks on Police Stations in some parts of the country.

A nation that turns its Police personnel and infrastructure into targets of violence and destruction is a nation on the path of self-destruction. We will act firmly and decisively against any and all persons fomenting or carrying out attacks on our Police Force and other security personnel.

Let me also use this opportunity to reiterate that my directive to security agencies, to shoot any person or persons found illegally wielding AK-47s and other assault weapons, remains in place.

As Commander-in-chief, my primary responsibility remains the security of the country and the safety of all citizens. Despite the many challenges we are facing, I want Nigerians to rest assured that we will secure this country. We will secure our infrastructure, our highways, our communities, and our forests, and we will secure the lives of our people.

To effectively accomplish this goal, however, we require the support of all stakeholders, including the other tiers of government, and non-government actors like traditional, community and religious leaders, the private sector, civil society organisations, and citizens themselves.

Security is a collective effort, and credible intelligence, which is a necessary ingredient for preventing and fighting crime, cannot be obtained without the full cooperation of citizens and communities.

Once again, let me commend Lagos State for what you are doing in the areas of reinforcement and support for the security agencies in the State.

Let me also commend all of the private sector partners who have risen up to the challenge and partnered wonderfully with the State Government in its ongoing battle to quell the upsurge of crime and insecurity in the state.

It is my hope that this public/private sector partnership will be an example to others to demonstrate similar acts of generosity and responsibility.

Let me now again express my gratitude to the Lagos State Government for extending an invitation to me to join you at this handing-over ceremony.

Thank you, God bless Lagos State, and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Baba kó ló kó Elé yí ���

"Let me also use this opportunity to reiterate that my directive to security agencies, to shoot any person or persons found illegally wielding AK-47s and other assault weapons, remains in place."

Bye bye, bad guys, terrorists, hired thugs, communal clashers, and armed robbers.

This your directive is it applicable to herdsmen and jihadist

Enough of Buhari and his nonsense speech

We day look

Cow

triple996:
Baba don talk him mind
A man with balls.
D first president dat made Twitter wet their pants and call 4 meeting to beg. Now other countries don de follow destroy them.
Oya make waillers come wail as usual, bitter jobless online warriors

Only a "vegetable" repeatedly explains his orders to his subordinates.

What about Fulani herdsmen terrorists with AK47?

ecolime:

Ego just give buhari slap like macron

liketerm:
Best decision ever taken by any Nigeria President, We Dont negotiate with terrorist and their sympathizers.

Are you sure? Or you exempt Northern terrorists?

presidency:
President Buhari’s Speech at the Handing Over of Security Equipment By Governor of Lagos State to Lagos State Police Command

Protocols:

I am very pleased to be here today to witness the handing over of newly-acquired security equipment and assets to the Lagos State Police Command, by His Excellency the Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on behalf of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund.

There is no doubt that these new equipment being handed over today will go a long way in boosting the morale of the Police, and further enhance their capacity to fight crime and combat criminality. This is even more touching in the light of the unwarranted violence that ensued in the wake of the ENDSARS protests last October, which saw the security architecture in Lagos state being severely damaged.

It is commendable that Lagos State, the Centre of Excellence, has shown a truly resilient spirit, in the face of the massive destruction it suffered last October. You did not allow yourselves to be deterred by the severe setback; instead you have bounced back and are now boldly rebuilding the confidence of residents and investors in the State.


I acknowledge the initiative taken to kick-start the rebuilding process, through the establishment of the Lagos State Rebuild Trust Fund, and through this very laudable effort by the Lagos State Security Trust Fund. I enjoin other State Governments to emulate your bold, proactive and resourceful initiative.

The Federal Government takes very seriously our constitutional oath to secure the lives and properties of the Nigerian people. We are well aware of the fact that lasting security is a necessary foundation for business, investment and true prosperity.

This is why we have demonstrated, and continue to demonstrate, our commitment to comprehensive Police reform in Nigeria. Indeed, no Federal Government since 1999 has been as committed as our administration, to reforming and repositioning the Nigeria Police Force and national policing architecture.

In 2019, I signed into law the Act establishing the Nigeria Police Trust Fund, the first in the history of the Force, to provide guaranteed funding to support Police welfare, logistics and equipment.

In September 2020, I assented to the Bill amending the Nigeria Police Act, which was originally enacted in 1943. This new Act, a vast improvement over the old one, among other things spells out the modalities for the implementation of a National Community Policing Scheme in Nigeria. This new scheme will build confidence within our local communities and make them active stakeholders in the safety and security of their environs.

We are currently recruiting 10,000 new Police officers to reinforce our personnel capacity across the country. In addition to this, I have directed the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission to carry out an upward review of Police Salaries and Benefits. Let me also use this opportunity to commend the leadership of the Force for the reforms being implemented in the area of Police Pensions.

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen; even as we strive to improve Police welfare and capacity, we equally have our expectations of them. First let me commend the Inspector-General of Police and the entire Force for the recent efforts to restore peace to troubled parts of the country.

I have charged the Inspector-General to leave no stone unturned in rebuilding the morale of his officers and men, especially in the aftermath of the mindless violence associated with the EndSARS protests, as well as the recent spate of attacks on Police Stations in some parts of the country.

A nation that turns its Police personnel and infrastructure into targets of violence and destruction is a nation on the path of self-destruction. We will act firmly and decisively against any and all persons fomenting or carrying out attacks on our Police Force and other security personnel.

Let me also use this opportunity to reiterate that my directive to security agencies, to shoot any person or persons found illegally wielding AK-47s and other assault weapons, remains in place.

As Commander-in-chief, my primary responsibility remains the security of the country and the safety of all citizens. Despite the many challenges we are facing, I want Nigerians to rest assured that we will secure this country. We will secure our infrastructure, our highways, our communities, and our forests, and we will secure the lives of our people.

To effectively accomplish this goal, however, we require the support of all stakeholders, including the other tiers of government, and non-government actors like traditional, community and religious leaders, the private sector, civil society organisations, and citizens themselves.

Security is a collective effort, and credible intelligence, which is a necessary ingredient for preventing and fighting crime, cannot be obtained without the full cooperation of citizens and communities.

Once again, let me commend Lagos State for what you are doing in the areas of reinforcement and support for the security agencies in the State.

Let me also commend all of the private sector partners who have risen up to the challenge and partnered wonderfully with the State Government in its ongoing battle to quell the upsurge of crime and insecurity in the state.

It is my hope that this public/private sector partnership will be an example to others to demonstrate similar acts of generosity and responsibility.

Let me now again express my gratitude to the Lagos State Government for extending an invitation to me to join you at this handing-over ceremony.

Thank you, God bless Lagos State, and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

i have been watching this video of buhari in lagos and listening to the interview

please do anybody notice that this is not buhari

this one is younger with thick neck

speak very good english to buhari who struggle with english @

liketerm:
Best decision ever taken by any Nigeria President, We Dont negotiate with terrorist and their sympathizers.

Hmm. Don't know why some people black will be staring dem in the face they will do all to convince themselves that is white.

APC govt negotiators of terrorist

I know his intentions for attending to the Arise TV interview. His tenure is winding � & they want APC to retain it's power come 2023 election.

Some can fall for his interview but I won't

nairavsdollars:
How many Fulani herdsmen carrying AK-47 has been shot since the directive was given

not for everybody fulani no follow
Make I give una sweet benue yam jor 07068444039

Commentor:


See Nairaland.

Me I don't understand this one o. Never knew u can advertise things like these. It's like advertising contract-killer for hire. Or maybe it's a government sting

donnie:
What about Fulani herdsmen terrorists with AK47?

Our governors have been given the green light to use their powers to help rid the land of the scum.

All 36 of dem.

Herdsmen: Buhari To Governors 'Don’t Sit Idly Expecting Me To Do Everything'

https://www.nairaland.com/6596371/herdsmen-buhari-governors-dont-sit

To southerners alone bah,but the fulanis are covered

We are currently recruiting 10,000 new Police officers to reinforce our personnel capacity across the country. In addition to this, I have directed the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission to carry out an upward review of Police Salaries and Benefits

Unprecedented in the history of our darling nation.
All ANIMALS disturbing the peace of the country, in whatever region they are from, MUST DIE.
If it takes the heart of the animalistic bastards to cleanse this nation, so shall it.
From the evil Boko haram, evil ones among the herdsmen, ipob terrorist organization, known and unknown bush animals, as long as you have killed innocent citizens in this country, terrible deaths will be your portion in life.

KingOfAmebo:
You may not like him or his policies but I have come to realize that he meant well for Nigeria...

He banned twitter (a US Company), same US who have not been vocal in our security challenges and refused to sell us weapons to fight terrorists suddenly found their voice when our oga at the top banned twitter (an app)... what an irony?

Twitter can go to hell, we have been existing before twitter and will continue to exist as a nation after their exit.

IPOB miscreants can continue to rant and cry, nothing will change.

Even if they succeed in having their own country, someone should please remind them that they already look like an island surrounded in Nigeria, just look at the map below....crushing them and their existence won't last more than a year.

Study South Africa map

KingOfAmebo:
You may not like him or his policies but I have come to realize that he meant well for Nigeria...

He banned twitter (a US Company), same US who have not been vocal in our security challenges and refused to sell us weapons to fight terrorists suddenly found their voice when our oga at the top banned twitter (an app)... what an irony?

Twitter can go to hell, we have been existing before twitter and will continue to exist as a nation after their exit.

IPOB miscreants can continue to rant and cry, nothing will change.

Even if they succeed in having their own country, someone should please remind the senseless biafrans that they already look like an island surrounded in Nigeria, just look at the map below....crushing them and their existence won't last more than a year.

You sound so unbelievable foolish. Do well for yourself and gulp a glass of sniper. It will do the whole world a lot of good. Be useful!

Good

Nice one