MajorOvakporaye:
Skull miners at work in Kwara

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright

Baby girl......make una dey read

palsenator:




Honestly we are backward... By now they should have run a test of every phone on the same mast with his own in Tanke and the Lafiaji.

Tech has advanced but we chose to be behind

iwaeda:

Police said the phone was found with a small boy.
Please if you live in Lafiaji help us to follow up.

Musty112:
Seeing detective series only makes me aware of how much we are behind in crime solving. By now a solid lead should have been established but then......May he be found alive and in peace

KosiGee:
Police shouldn’t have disclosed this news.

The kidnappers are playing mind games. They will be nearby watching and monitoring the child to see how detectives deal with him. They know he wouldn’t be harmed. The phone might have been planted for the boy to pick it up and play as toy. He might not be able to give a credible lead or say who gave it to him.

If the detective team were more professional, they would’ve had the kidnappers by now.

iwaeda:
Earlier thread https://www.nairaland.com/6607293/raphael-babatunde-adeniyi-missing-unilorin


Missing Unilorin Professor’s Phone Found At Lafiagi, Kwara



https://dailypost.ng/2021/06/18/missing-unilorin-professors-phone-found-at-lafiagi-kwara/

Beancounter93:


You should not watch detective series to get an idea of how crimes are solved...especially detective series from the USA...

Detective series give an idealized and sometimes unrealistic version of crime solving. In real life, crimes can SOMETIMES take decades to solve...even in developed countries. Also preliminary investigations can take weeks...not days or hours as the series shows.

If you want an idea of how crimes are realistically solved...watch the channels ID and CBS justice if you have DSTV.

In Nigeria, because most of us don't pay taxes...due to most of us being in the informal sector...police forces get poorly funded. The Nigeria police force gets one fifth of what the NYPD gets to police 211 million people compared to the NYPD's 26 million people. Corruption worsens the matter. Let's not even get started on state forensic labs...

Finally some crimes don't get solved on time because people lie. No one is going to tell police forces anything about a crime he or she knows something about, especially if he or she had anything to do with the crime...that's jail time. So, they lie.(One famous case of a missing child in Nigeria was not solved on time because one of the prime suspects withheld information from the police for years.)

Beancounter93:


They probably have...but using phone mast records only shows where the phone was...it does not indicate whether the owner of the phone was with the phone, or whether the phone was used by the owner at that time.

It is possible he dropped the phone at the ATM when he was kidnapped, and someone picked it up and used it..and dashed his bro in Lafiaji as a gift. Or someone in the area who was visiting Illorin from Lafiaji picked the phone and played finders keepers. Either scenairo, if it happened, renders the phone mast evidence useless.

shegzhkn:


Few of your submission are right.

But the crimes that takes long to crack are mostly committed by an adversary with lot of resources or an highly skilled individual that allows him stay ten steps ahead of the law enforcement.

I also get the issue of funding but c'mon look at the quality of the personnel who do this work for the Nigeria Police they are not trained for this kind of situation i mean at this stage and time they can barely extract dna samples from a crime scene if they manage not to contaminate the scene first and let not talk about the system that will run it.

In Nigeria, because most of us don't pay taxes...due to most of us being in the informal sector...police forces get poorly funded