kingoflag: At least they waited for him In their own backyard before offing him. Normally, they'd have murked him on away soil then blamed other tribes, I guess his killers ain't have time to waste to start making any politically correct killings. All is well, at least his own brothers clearly carried out this act. Ehn, oya make police start investigation now, abi is that not part of their job any more? In saner climes, the way wey Federal Govt go take swoop enter that area, you sef go fear. No need for tanks or guns o, the kin investigation wey for start to dey happen... Ehn, but it's Naija now, Fresh Air, no ballistics or forensic investigators, just pray to God that the killers will confess or that karma will cath up to them. Lmaooooooo

Who wants to bet you won't hear any condemnation from the Retardeen on this dastardly act?

Since you already knew those that did this evil, can you also tell us those that killed Bola Ige, pa Alfred Rewane, kudirat abiola, funso Williams, dele Giwa, etc in south west Nigeria? Ethnic bigotry.

kingoflag: At least they waited for him In their own backyard before offing him. Normally, they'd have murked him on away soil then blamed other tribes, I guess his killers ain't have time to waste to start making any politically correct killings. All is well, at least his own brothers clearly carried out this act. Ehn, oya make police start investigation now, abi is that not part of their job any more? In saner climes, the way wey Federal Govt go take swoop enter that area, you sef go fear. No need for tanks or guns o, the kin investigation wey for start to dey happen... Ehn, but it's Naija now, Fresh Air, no ballistics or forensic investigators, just pray to God that the killers will confess or that karma will cath up to them. Lmaooooooo

Who wants to bet you won't hear any condemnation from the Retardeen on this dastardly act?

Since you already knew those that did this evil, can you also tell us those that killed Bola Ige, pa Alfred Rewane, kudirat abiola, funso Williams, dele Giwa, etc in south west Nigeria? Ethnic bigotry.

phildon: Sorry, are u one?

dan daudu kawai

lacasa: Massob, Bakassi boys annd their affiliates should bbe rounded Up ASAP

Leave MASSOB and BAKASSI Boys out of this.

this really smacks of an in-house deal.

idupaul: .

The fatal mistake .. Sha CP didn't want fanfare when going to drop his babe off

you are a decoder! Now I know why the name of the visitor was not mentioned.

This is a big bow to nigeria police senior offices..Crime rant in nigeria is getting out of hand...may his soul rest in peace n b wit his family

ckkris:

dan daudu kawai

Is that a 'yes'? Well, hell awaits u!

ckkris:

JONA must win 2015, or divide this geography expression.

Division is the answer with the ethnic hatred we read online especially on nairaland.com

kingoflag: : Whatever you want to call me, call me. One thing u can't take away from me is that I speak my mind and the truth as I know it. Besides, the good folk of NL can easily peruse mine and your past posts and come to a conclusion as to who deserves the title which you've falsely ascribed to me .

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The other guy, I know not, but you I know
On behalf of the folks of NL, you not only hold the title of bigot, but also its staff of office

You are hundred percent correct, but to add to your well and on point post, bigotry runs in his blood.

okpara ugo:

Why would you say his brodas killed him? Issnt that stu.p1d of you. He is occupying a very sensitive office and the best bet is his job killed him.

Wasnt it in his village that Bola Ige was killed? They look out for for when the victim is most relaxed.

Never mind that subhuman, he is informing us from his dementia status that it was yorubas that killed kudirat abiola, Pa alfred rewane, bola ige etc.

SimonAndal:
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I'm a Buddhist.

I now understand! I know there must be a fire behind the smoke.

Ha! Ise de dahun lara e.

berem: ......Even a commissioner of police is not safe from dare devil assasins. So what are ordinary citizens expected to do then? Lord! our lives are in your hands o!

No one in the world is safe... Anyone can be assassinated...anyone!

ckkris:

dan daudu kawai

U na no go kill person today. Ha ha ha.

It was a sad day for us to learn of your death and in such a manner.u were a very humble man who did not like much fanfare.people can make a lot of wicked comments because they did not know you.U were a wonderful person. Just last week we spoke and u talked about how you will be retiring very soon.But it was not to be ! May u rest in the bossom of our lord. bye uncle .

Biafra on Ibo crime

So tell me, who did fashola blame for this?

confusion247:
Never mind that subhuman, he is informing us from his dementia status that it was yorubas that killed kudirat abiola, Pa alfred rewane, bola ige etc.

Well, Mumu, we all know now that those killings had less to do with tribe than to do with a desire to stay in power. Abacha was gonna do away with anyone that tried him regardless of tribe or religion. My point still remains: while his death was unfortunate, it is a 'good' thing it happened in his own backyard if not people like you (as ure even still trying to do now) woulda been quick to blame other tribes, thereby throwing the country into more unnecessary confusion.

May the soul of the CP through the mercy of Christ rest in peace. Investigation should start from his family, friends and business partners. Hope there is no family land battle or business deal?

Seun.A.Plonker:
I don't pity the Nigerian police. Nobody will wake up one morning lay an anbush just to see you dead for nothing. What they are good at is extorting innocent Nigerians. Their neglect has caught up with the commissioner.

gud talk, but don't 4get it might be ur turn tomoro.

kingoflag: Well, Mumu, we all know now that those killings had less to do with tribe than to do with a desire to stay in power. Abacha was gonna do away with anyone that tried him regardless of tribe or religion. My point still remains: while his death was unfortunate, it is a 'good' thing it happened in his own backyard if not people like you (as ure even still trying to do now) woulda been quick to blame other tribes, thereby throwing the country into more unnecessary confusion.

Another evidence to show that bigotry runs in your blood.

LeJeun3: So sad! May the family be consoled.

However, from the story, they noticed they were being trailed, did they call for backup? When the shots were fired the official convoy were sleeping? I find it so hard to believe that after catchin up to him 100m from his house they still escaped.

Merde, je m'enfou!

It wasn't his convoy, it was his personal car. He left his retinue of guards and went with his orderly and driver. They were double crossed very close to his house. Means somebody gave away some info about his movements. Such a shocking death from a fine man, very nice and peaceful... Lost a nice inlaw today... RIP SIR

Jesuspikin87: You noticed a bus trailing ur car and what u cud do was drive into ur own street.
How did u become a commissioner? I mean, He should know better.

How did you get to learn how to type? Was it the commissioner driving or his driver? who do you think told the story? It was his driver! The driver could be blamed for being slow but the time between noticing the bus trailing them and the attack was too short.

You should learn to question objectively and not like a motor-park tout.

Dis is ɑ̤̥̈̊ man dat is retiring next month A̶̲̥̅̊₪d̶̲̥̅̊ A̶̲̥̅̊₪d̶̲̥̅̊ as been given ɑ̤̥̈̊ title in is Village after retirring A̶̲̥̅̊₪d̶̲̅ very diligent in couse of his duties. is death is internal all I can say is may his soul rest in peace

Kgdavid:

dey wer almost home wer he knew he had security waiting so that was the smartest move based on the available information.

1. who knew he was in town?
2. who would have a good reason for wanting him dead?
3. who would have access to that kind of firepower?
4. who knew he was unguarded at that moment?
5. who would know where he lived?

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1. Everybody would have known he was in town because I am almost dead certain he rode into town with an escort and sirens blaring.

2. By virtue of his status as a Police commissioner automatically makes him a politician. He prolly was also into village politics as well. A lot of folks would want him dead.

3. In Nigeria, you can buy an AK-47 from the streets for as little as 50 - 100 thousand Naira.

4. He was prolly being followed and monitored. A reflection of poor training. Nigerias answer to insecurity is brute force in numbers which really isn't all that wise. If he had an unmarked vehicle in his convoy that was trailing him, they would have spotted those guys faster. Every time I see a convoy go past me, I laugh because it's so easy to attack them and get the upper hand especially with those AK 47s which are not very effective in close quarter combat. If his orderly had a pistol, he would have been able to manuever inside that vehicle and return fire easier than he would with a big rifle inside that confined space.

5. Everybody in his community would know where he lives. That's a no brainier.


In summary, the Nigerian Police needs to be retrained. Those AK-47s should only be carried by a special unit (e.g our SWAT unit). Inside a car, an AK-47 is not easy to manuever. A pistol in the hands of a well trained officer is deadlier than an AK47 in the hands of a thug. Moving in a convoy with flashing lights dosent necessarily mean that ou are safe. A special team of officers in an unmarked vehicle following a distance behind would be more effective as they would spot a trailing vehicle faster and move to intercept. Our entire security structure needs to be revisited. It rather sad. He was killed in front of his gate. He had a unit of heavily armed officers inside his house who didn't respond, despite hearing what I am sure would have sporadic gun shots just outside the gate. By the time they responded, the assailants had enough time to kill the commissioner, shoot up his orderly, ransack the vehicle and take the orderlies weapon and then get into their vehicle and drive away. That shows gross incompetence. It's a sad case, but I am not surprised. I have always said that a well coordinated unit of armed robbers would be able to enter the central bank and get away easily.

This is indeed a sad sad case. We really are at the mercies of men of the underworld in this nation.
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confusion247:
Another evidence to show that bigotry runs in your blood.

Whateva u wanna call it. All I'm saying is press your govt for answers to this murder and don't look for where to place blame, unfoundedly.


P.S:Mr.Fair minded Nigerian, I went through your posts o..... Let's just say I ain't surprised.

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delishpot: So tell me, who did fashola blame for this?

Toyota Motor Co. Japan for manufacturing and selling Hiace line of mini buses.

delishpot: So tell me, who did fashola blame for this?

Danfo Drivers...

Gwazah: gud talk, but don't 4get it might be ur turn tomoro.

Of course, it might be anyone's turn. The insecurity in the country is alarming. If a commissioner can be assassinated, only God can save a commoner.