State Police for States that are finding it hard to pay salaries? wanna add extra to their recurrent expenditure

Omoakinsuyi:
Falana, like Oby is still pained because they were rejected as ministers. Continue

This is disappointing!

Plain truth. Just the danger of having state police on governors hands. Imagine what those agitating for Biafra could have done.

He spoke the truth all through, except on the issue of state police. Nigeria cannot institute state policing yet because virtually all the the state governors are criminals, con-artists and unscrupulous people.

prettysolid:
Hi Landers would like to have a chat with anyone staying in Boston,Darthmouth or Lowell, MA or any part of Florida .

I stay in Tampa Florida

They are so good @ making points but give them opportunity to rule and see em backtrack on their earler statements.

The biggest disappointment is tinubu not being able to become president, that's the real shame here.

If you not resident in lagos, you won't understand.

Everybody want state police......but my questn who will pay them.....will they b under full control of d state and FG still pay them or the various that is owing salaries will now pay them......though I see d good side wen I remember Mr MBU( ex rivers commissioner) but what if the state governor now use them for thier own advantage cos I still remember what happened in abia state in 2011 election during TA ORJI tenure

prettysolid:
Hi Landers would like to have a chat with anyone staying in Boston,Darthmouth or Lowell, MA or any part of Florida .

Hey!

ziddy:
He spoke the truth all through, except on the issue of state police. Nigeria cannot institute state policing yet because virtually all the the state governors are criminals, con-artists and unscrupulous people.

That'ld be a recipe 4 chaos... you can't. Train and give someone a gun then owe him 3months salary.

My humble question is:
How do we ensure the killings won't happen again?

Or better still:
What has the federal and state governments done so as the definite preventive measure forestalling future recurrence of the massacre?

Except that is done, I am not seeing hope from the government and yet still, "civilians should not carry ams without license"

What are fammers expected to do?

Omoakinsuyi:
Falana, like Oby is still pained because they were rejected as ministers. Continue

ok pained, yet speaks d truth!

SleekAboki:
So Nigeria still have humans capable of saying truth? let's hope Efcc and Dss doesn't media parade falana for receiving alert.

Yes, a few still exist that stand for the truth against all odds. More truth at http://judefejokwu..com

State police is a No No for Nigeria at this time



Politicians and governors would use it to oppress opposition

Omo- Ale jatijati

Omoakinsuyi:
Falana, like Oby is still pained because they were rejected as ministers. Continue

Inspectahdeck:
Ex-commissioner of police, Enugu, Nwodibo Ekechukwu deserves some punishment: He said that the transfer of the ex-police boss in the state is not enough as the community had alerted the governor who then alerted the commissioner of police but failed to take actions. He further said that all heads of security agencies- commissioner of police, Director of state security service and Army commander in Enugu were guilty of security negligence and should be dealt with accordingly.

Is Nigeria ripe for state police, With the mentality of our governors?

We have to consider Nigerian fact when discussing policies.

Just imagine giving wike State Police.

prettysolid:
Hi Landers would like to have a chat with anyone staying in Boston,Darthmouth or Lowell, MA or any part of Florida .

Hey. I stay in Lowell Massachusetts. How are u

Larryfly:

Just imagine giving wike State Police.

Omoakinsuyi:
Falana, like Oby is still pained because they were rejected as ministers. Continue

what is this one saying?

obailala:


The problem with Nigerians like @Omoakinsuyi is that their minds have been so abused by the crudity of the kind of politicians they revere, they do not believe anyone could just speak objective on national issues without having some political/ethnic/religious ulterior motives.

yes oooo. brother... i wonder why ...

You are asking for mayhem. State government that cannot pay salaries? Police being owed 4months salary, he will rob like Robb, and extort money like hell on earth. Those that drive cars with their mouth don't have car accidents.

DesChyko:
It's a good thing they are understaffed then. The extortion for no be here.

Hahahahahahahahaha.These nairaland guys will kill me with laugh.Anyway you are right.

prettysolid:
Hi Landers would like to have a chat with anyone staying in Boston,Darthmouth or Lowell, MA or any part of Florida .

st petersburg......what's d problem?

prettysolid:
Hi Landers would like to have a chat with anyone staying in Boston,Darthmouth or Lowell, MA or any part of Florida .

wetin happen no tell me say u wan leave me here oo

I came here just to read comments from those ones whose brains have been replaced with daura jollof rice.

Dats falz the bahd guys's father!

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Falana is on point. How can a governor wear the apparel of the chief security officer of a state when the police commissioner is answerable to the IG? State policing is the right approach unless governors are stripped of their security responsibilities. Hence, any security breach should be blamed on the IG.

Omoakinsuyi:
Falana, like Oby is still pained because they were rejected as ministers. Continue

you talk like a fool

Police job is a terrible job in Nigeria..only few of them enjoy their lives in retirement they either die mysteriously or live like slowpoke later in life...all because of their wickedness during their service days ..Too corrupt and very merciless ..

shevchenko:
Useless Yoruba baboon who will also say half truths

Which of your useful ipob chimpanzees has ever even attempted to say full truths?

Well said sir. Thanks for speaking out. That's more like it.

Omoakinsuyi:
Falana, like Oby is still pained because they were rejected as ministers. Continue

Maybe, but he is right on point.