DivideUs:

ilike mend claimed 1st oct bombin?  am guessing this donkey voted pdp

Just like your father- a monkey, also voted CPC!

Nigeria police force is a failure.they have failed the nation already.if they cant protect themselves , i doubt how they re going to protect Nigerians.the president is also getting it wrong.he is too soft.it is not proper for a country to negotiate with a terrorist group.their demand cant be met.they will see it as a sign of weakness on the government side.the vice president is also sentimental becos he is a muslim, he is directly encouraging terrorism as means of making intention known to the govt by suggesting dialogue between govt and terror group.the islamic leaders re really biased by lauding the proposed dialogue btw govt and gboko haram.the true is that their demand can never be met.it is better for the govt to begin war on terrorism in the country before it is too late.i believe we can improve the skills of our intelligent officers to fight this war.our president should be courageous to face this people becos he is the chief security officer.i am also advising the police to fire the inspector general of police becos he is not compotent.he has not really achieved any thing he assumed the office of ig in acting capacity.pls get this message to mr president.dont dialogue with gboko haram.it is a sign of weakness

Abuja bombing: Investigators suspect ‘internal connivance’
By Adelani Adepegba, Abuja
Tuesday, 21 Jun 2011

Investigators, probing last Thursday’s bomb blast at the Force Headquarters, Abuja, may have beamed their searchlight on senior police officers whom they suspect might have connived with Boko Haram sect to carry out the act.

The manner and ease with which the bomber gained entrance into the police premises, was said to have aroused the suspicion of investigators and strengthened the belief that it was an “insiders job.”

Also, 59 sect members were arrested at an unidentified locations in Bauchi and Maiduguri and brought to Abuja on Sunday.

The suspects, who were a mix of Somalis, Sudanese and Nigeriens, were being detained at the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, Garki, Abuja.

One of the suspects was said to be cooperating with detectives and he had been taken back to Maiduguri to help investigators track down the leader of the radical sect.

A source informed our correspondent on Monday that investigators were convinced that the bombing could not have been carried out at the police headquarters without the support of very senior police officers who probably had an axe to grind with the leadership.

The source said, “Investigations have fully commenced and there is a strong suspicion that the perpetrators could not have succeeded without some form of support and sympathy from senior police officers. In the next few weeks, I believe that definite proof of their (senior officer’s) involvement would be discovered by investigators.”

The spokesman of the Islamic extremists, Usman Al-Zawhiri, had reportedly claimed that his group had members and sympathisers within all the nation’s security agencies, a theory that investigators might have found plausible.

Meanwhile, the Inspector-General of Police, Hafiz Ringim, will hold a crucial meeting on Tuesday (today) with police commissioners from the 36 states of the federation and the FCT to discuss the threat posed by Boko Haram.

The meeting, which would also be attended by other senior officers, would discuss strategies on how to curb the increasingly audacious attacks of the group, the Deputy Force Public Relations Officer, Yemi Ajayi said.

Source: http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201106213512025

If any Police Officer is found culpable, he or she should be hanged.