Whyem15:
Who can Identify the vehicle in the background? The one in camouflage.

Seems like one of those contraptions NA manufactured from scraps.

youghs:

bidexiii:
#Throw Back
#CION

bidexiii:


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EricBraven:

Who dey roast,them no reach.
If your skin no full,no put body.
[/b]Oke Ile pe pe, dorime[b]

bidexiii:

komekn:


When it comes to integrity one thing is clear THE POLICE OVERWHELMINGLY HAVE NONE

Why would you believe the story of the police has more credibility than every day citizens.

GabrielYulaw:


Only a confirmed m0ron will believe whatever the Nigerian police or any of our security agencies has to say. They lie, fabricate and dissemble as a matter of course, and this even when there's absolutely no need. Truth means nothing to them and they can look the almighty in the face and blandly lie even if he's waving solid and incontrovertible evidence in their face that shows they are talking rubbish.

What perpetually amuses me is how they always trumpet their professionalism and respect for the rule of law even when it's clear to a village idi0t that this is not the case. [b]It's no accident the Nigerian police is rated the worst in the world [/b]and our security agencies have an unpalatable reputation locally and internationally.

homerac7:
Where's @Joscofelix ? I miss that guy

DubaiLandLord1:
Amnesty International has alleged that no fewer than 115 persons have been killed in the South-East by security operatives between March and June.

Amnesty International, in its recent report, said relatives of the victims denied the deceased were part of the ‘unknown gunmen’ that were attacking security agents.

In the report entitled, ‘Nigeria: At least 115 people killed by security forces in four months in country’s Southeast,’ the organisation further claimed that many of the victims were deposited at government hospitals in Imo and Abia states.

Furthermore, the human rights watch organisation quoted some hospital sources as saying that all the victims deposited by the police had bullet injuries, adding that at least 21 security personnel were also murdered within three months in Imo.

According to AI’s report, more than 500 were arrested after police and military raids.

Amnesty International, through its Country Director, Osai Ojigho said there are evidence which painted a damning picture of ruthless excessive force by security operatives in Imo, Anambra and Abia states.

“The evidence gathered by Amnesty International paints a damning picture of ruthless excessive force by Nigerian security forces in Imo, Anambra and Abia states,” it noted.

The report added that security agencies in Nigeria have committed a catalogue of human rights violations and crimes under international law ranging from mass arrests, torture, excessive unlawful force among others, in the South East.

The report noted, “Nigeria’s government has responded with a heavy hand to killings and violence widely attributed to the armed group calling itself Eastern Security Network, the armed wing of the Indigenous People of Biafra, a pro-Biafra movement.

“According to government officials, the ESN killed dozens of security operatives and attacked at least ten public buildings, including prisons and police stations, from January to June. In response, security forces comprising military, police, and Department of State Services have killed dozens of gunmen, as well as civilians, where attacks have been committed.”

Eyewitnesses told AI that the security forces engaged in excessive use of force, physical abuse, secret detentions, extortion, burning of houses, theft, and extrajudicial executions of suspects.

The human rights groups estimated that the death toll from violence between January and June 2021 in Anambra, Imo, Abia, and Ebonyi states might run into the hundreds, adding that the police said ESN fighters killed 21 of its personnel in Imo State alone.

The Eastern Security Network, ESN, the security wing of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, was accused by the Nigerian government and its security agencies of carrying out series of attacks most notably on Imo Police headquarters and Imo Correctional Centre, where many prisoners were set free.

https://dailypost.ng/2021/08/05/ipob-amnesty-international-reveals-number-of-people-killed-by-security-forces-in-south-east/

Nostradamus1:
Can we get a link on the number of Security forces killed by ESN/IPOB terrorist

Nostradamus1:
Can we get a link on the number of Security forces killed by ESN/IPOB terrorist

DubaiLandLord1:
Security operatives who visited the scene of the attack by suspected Fulani herdsmen at Miango Community in Plateau State retreated and scampered for safety, some residents have told SaharaReporters.

A source in the community told SaharaReporters that the attackers, who came in their hundreds, overpowered the police and the military during a gun battle.

The Fulani herdsmen overpowered the police operatives and continued terrorising Jebbu-Miango and Kpachudu communities.

The source, who confided in SaharaReporters, explained that the community was invaded on Monday and continued on Tuesday night.

“During the attack, 50 persons were killed, while about 2000 houses in total were burnt to ashes. There is increased tension in the communities as everyone had deserted the areas.

“Thousands of our people have become homeless,” he said.

Nuhu Bitus Nga, another witness, also confirmed that “in the continuous attacks, the gunmen stormed Jebbu-Miango and Kpachudu communities again after the security men withdrew. The herdsmen burnt to ashes more than 500 houses, carted away properties and domestic animals. They killed four aged parents in our community. Amongst the mansions destroyed were four churches – all burnt to ashes.”

http://saharareporters.com/2021/08/04/how-fulani-herdsmen-overpowered-policemen-soldiers-plateau-%E2%80%93-victims

DubaiLandLord1:
An alfa was shot dead, even though he has no guns and was not resisting arrest, and Igboho friend was killed in a brutal manner, on the night the DSS went for the raid at Sunday Igboho house. it seems no one will be held responsible for this unnecessary killing of two innocent lives by the DSS.

DubaiLandLord1:
I'm not here to spoonfeed you. If you can't search for it yourself, is your headache, not mine.

Nostradamus1:
2 innocent lives?

Can u vouch they are innocent or u just love being silly

Nostradamus1:
2 innocent lives?

Can u vouch they are innocent or u just love being silly

Nostradamus1:
You have been force feeding us garbage reportage without proof so I will like to see a more balanced "garbage" to feed on



67 Security Officials( accepted for some far) killed and 25 police stations burnt leading to billions in loss for government ( After, IPOB will be complaining that industries are not being built in SE when the money is been used to replace what u destroyed and cover Security Employee turnover. Moreover who will want to build a top notch industry in SE when the youths will willingly burn it down for KANU)

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/04/67-security-agents-killed-in-southeast-south-south-in-3-months/

DubaiLandLord1:
It seems I will stop reading your dumb replies from now.

I no go dey read your senseless reply, not to talk of replying.

The DSS found all those arms they said they found in Sunday Igboho house, and they can't prosecute them in weeks, now a judge don say make the DSS release them, yet, you dey here dey ask me senseless questions.

EricBraven:

I hope you know what release on bail means ?abi you are just simply not thinking

Nostradamus1:


Emotive prejudice

We are not rated worst in the world( Dont mention 2016 ranking which is literally 5 years old). An average Nigerian who hates the Country is a worse liar than Lai Mohammed

Nostradamus1:
Because the everyday crimes committed by citizens superseds that committed by the NPF .

Nigerian is horrible not because of police but because of the Everyday Nigerian who neither pays his tax or toll or cheats his workers or steals from the government coffers or request bribe( for lower civil servant) .

Nigerians generally don't deserve any credibility as these policemen were once everyday citizen and future policemen are today 's common citizen.


Credibility is not a Nigerian value .Therefore, trust neither the activist ready to bring his family out of poverty by igniting violence nor the simple Okada man who will hand u over to kidnappers to gain school fees money for his kids nor the policemen who need to fulfill Oga's monetary requirement unless they want to be sacked.

Carry out due research always

GabrielYulaw:


I don't hate the country. I'm just disgusted, angry and disappointed with the way things are. Nigeria could be so much better than it is and it pains me that we are where we are at the moment with no visible hope that things go be better anytime soon and that we go take our rightful place in the world.

We have the potential to be the first superpower African country and we are currently focusing on so many irrelevances that it's mind boggling.

sizzorchan:
How do you know? Me, i sleep peacefully at night

Light those bastar/ds up