Rest in peace veteran

Kudo to NDLEA..... Abi na only ndlea dey work for Nigeria ni marwa and Femi babafemi is a blessing to this agency

RIP MY GOVERNOR

I will never be poor!

Omooba77:
What Are your prayers God have answered in year 2023?

Got a federal Job last year, and I prayed to God that the pay is not okay for me, then I still have another federal job

ibidokun65w:
FreedomFreedom...

this year with good paying.

Ozommadu:
NDLEA operatives and others armed forces in Nigeria are also hoodlums

They torment and harass innocent youths down south.

If you don't know what to say, just close your mouth instead of you Opening your dirty gutter and talk.

TMSMedia:
Nigerian singer, Davido announces the disbursement of N237m to 424 orphanages across Nigeria through his foundation, IGBERETV reports.

He made the announcement on his Instagram handle with a statement from his foundation which was captioned;



https://www.instagram.com/p/Cu7FKRFrz9T/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Dude wan trend again 😂😂

Come be like 2go room 😁

murphybo:
Even me dey see double oo I think say na my phone dey do colour mixture

BadRadio:
Is it possible to use spiritual methods through voodoo, black magic or native charms to make someone love you?

If it is real and true, how is it possible? If it is true then it is easy for any woman to make seun or Lalasticlala or wizkid or Davido fall in love with her.

. It can't work for
those people you don't have contact with like phone calls , social media messages and others

Make dem scrap to your generation stupid fellow

Edoreborn:
Scrap dem all..

Una no dey read before commenting. Oga o na to just read topic. Nairalanders my fifu

I laugh

Amaka go just pretend as if she no open the pot .

Badguy77:
Interesting..I can imagine the look on amaka's face when she saw the note

Dey pray make price of commodities come down before you Born that pikin . Gas no dey smile o...and na gas una go dey use to warm herbs for baby .




My girlfriend last saw her menstration last month, its been 30 days and 4 day since she last saw it.. So i was wondering why, and i had to visit a chemist who gave me a pregnancy test tools called 'accuracy'..
he told me how to use it, and what the various line display means.
so i called my girl and told her to urinate small on a small cup, followed the instructions and two thick red line showed..
and the chemist said two line is positive..
i'm still schooling i don't kno what to do now.

everything i have worked for, how i have planned my future is now trying to fade away.
i cant even hold my tears[/quote]

Thanks you king � of kings ✌️

it's not being easy bro. A graduate with strong 2.1 still unemployed. I barely eat once daily

As for data subscription, some friends do help me with #200 airtime once in a while just to search online and apply for any opening

I'm always on free mode on nairaland through opera mini. Life has not been fair with me that i know

To cap it all, I'm just stuck in the house. No money to move around (Transportation) in search of job

I wish God could change my story for good. I'm getting depressed seriously



If it's government job you're looking for, better change your way� the earlier the better

Okay

Before nko

Good for them .

Man u ref. Can't forget when he turned Chelsea 3: 0 to 3:3 when facing manchester united. Good. for him and man u fans.

I have been seeing a positive tramendous changes in NDLEA ever since marwa and femi babafemi came on board. What a perfect match. Kudo to you guys.

You guys should stop this nonsense and increase it to 250-300 we already know that is where you folks are heading.

Which one is today 180, tomorrow 185, next tomorrow 190...


1000 is ok and let us increasing towards that. Increase in advance. Lol

Star boy all the way�

Passing by

But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret. And your Father who sees in secret will reward you. Mathew 6:1-4.

Osun state. Just finished my nysc there.

Racoon:

http://saharareporters.com/2020/10/20/endsars-ex-lagos-governor-tinubu-justifies-use-force-peaceful-protesters-president

...And this is the one of the reasona why yorubaland has been experiencing set back ever since. Mayetti Allah accused you of trying to overthrown bubu base on your ambition, and you tinubu started saying rubbish to your people. Coward .

madridguy:
No election till we have our party and register it.

Youth Democratic Party ( YDP )

Hello everyone in this house, Please if you live in Nigeria especially, read and follow the instructions..

PLEASE CHECK ON YOUR PHONE TO KNOW IF YOUR LINE IS BEEN MONITORED.. THE STEPS ARE VERY SIMPLE.

This is very informative!!
They can be monitoring your calls, data and texts.

Please dial *#61# on your phone to know if your phone number(s)/line(s) is(are) being monitored!

When you dial the code (*#61#), it will show whether your calls or fax or data are been forwarded / monitored or not.

If it shows "Call/data/fax Forwarded" that confirms that your phone number/line is being monitored!.

If it shows "Not forwarded" it means u are safe.
If it is forwarded pls dial ##002# to remove the _"monitoring device" from that phone number/line!

Then, no Secret security agent can ever monitor your line again. We are not under military government or in a police state.
Please do this for ALL your phone numbers/
lines

PLEASE SHARE SO OTHERS CAN GET INFORMED
DO IT NOW.

You help a soul

[quote author=Nemere2020 post=95128049]REMARKS BY THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, REP. FEMI GBAJABIAMILA ON THE NATIONWIDE #ENDSARS PROTESTS AND THE RESPONSE OF THE HOUSE TO THE CALLS FOR WHOLESALE REFORMS OF THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE (NPF). TUESDAY, 20TH OCTOBER 2020.

Protocols:
1. Good morning Honourable colleagues, thank you for being here this morning.

2.​ About two weeks ago, I spoke to this honourable House about the need for urgent, substantive, and wholesale reforms of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) and an overhaul of our nation’s internal security and policing framework.

3.​This honourable House debated the failures of policing that have caused our nation’s youth to take to the streets in their numbers, demanding that Government live up to our primary obligation to ensure the security and welfare of our people.

4.​The nationwide protests that gave impetus to our deliberations that day have not abated. They have gotten more serious, with many reported instances of violence between state actors and protesters, between protesters and armed thugs who seek to hijack the passion and idealism of these protests for other nefarious purposes.

5.​The Federal Government of Nigeria has acted to dissolve the Special Anti- Robbery Squad (SARS), whose gross abuses of power are the proximate cause of this present unrest. The Government has moved to set up, through the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), a national judicial panel of inquiry, in addition to similar panels set up by the federating state governments.

6.​The House of Representatives has committed to a programme of reforms. We resolved to collaborate with the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) and the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) in this effort and to ensure that draft legislation is ready for consideration within thirty days.

7.​ None of these actions have sufficed to convince the ever-growing numbers of protesters to withdraw from continued agitation. From Lagos to Awkuzu, from Port-Harcourt to Kano, Abuja and Enugu, the protests have continued relentlessly, with good cause. Whatever else may be driving this moment, our people expect more than commitments. They expect action, and we must deliver.

8.​This House will live up to the commitments we have already made, whilst we continue to seek avenues to do better and achieve more. Even as we act to establish systems for police accountability to ensure that the abuses of the past never happen again, we must seek the full measure of justice for what came before.

9.​We owe this to Tiyamu Kazeem and Tina Ezekwe, Tony Zitta and Anita Akapson, to Chijioke Iloanya and Jimoh Isiaq, Kolade Johnson, Modebayo Awosika and far too many others.

10.​ We owe it to the families they left behind, to those who even now do not know if their missing son, their long lost sister, their father, is buried somewhere in a shallow, unmarked grave, put there by those whose duty it was to protect them.

11.​ We owe this much to the young people who have such high hopes and lofty aspirations for this nation that they are willing to risk their lives, brave the sun and rain, through night and day, to demand that all of us, one nation under God, live up to the better angels of our nature, and be better than what we are now.

12.​ On Wednesday last week, the leadership of the House met with the President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA). This meeting was in furtherance of the House’ resolution to partner with the Association to develop legislation that implements a new framework for holding police officers accountable when they fail in the performance of their duties under the law.

13.​ Following from that meeting, the President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Olumide Akpata constituted a Committee, led by the eminent Professor Deji Adekunle, SAN to work with the House of Representatives to develop a Bill for the House within the timeline we have pledged. The Committee has resumed its assignment. I thank Olumide Akpata and the leadership of the NBA for their support. I also thank Professor Adekunle, SAN and members of the Committee, all of whom volunteered for this assignment, for recognising the urgency of the moment and acting with dedication and in good conscience, in service of our beloved nation.

14.​Two weeks from now, the House will receive and immediately begin to consider legislation that seeks to establish a system of independent, responsive accountability that:

a. Holds erring members of the Police Force to account for their conduct in the performance of their duties;

b. Imposes civil and criminal liability for violations of the law and the Police regulations;

c. Ensures that officers found who engage in unauthorised, unlawful use of force are expelled from office and subject to the full penalty of the law; and

d. Prohibits with severe penalties the practice of using illegal incarceration as a cudgel to extort law-abiding citizens of their hard-earned resources.

15.​ We will establish a system of citizen-led accountability for the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) because in the democracy we have set out to build, the police are not above the citizenry, they are servants of the people. The police are not above the law; they are its guardians.

16.​ As we endeavour to hold our nation’s police to higher standards of personal and professional conduct, we must also make sure that we provide for the welfare of the men and women to whom we assign such significant responsibilities in our collective interest. From minimum police recruitment requirements, through to training, everything must change, if we are to have a police force that meets our nation’s needs and upholds the law of the land with integrity and professionalism.

17.​ Honourable colleagues, independence for any nation is not a function of a singular declaration; it doesn’t happen one time. Freedom is earned through generations, over and over again, by the sacrifice of patriots who band together to achieve for themselves and leave to their descendants, the inheritance of a more perfect union.

18.​ Sixty years ago, our country gained its independence from the British who until then had charted our course and devised our fate. Twenty years ago, when we set off the shackles of the military dictatorship, to commit once more to this grand experiment in civil governance, we gained independence again.

19.​Today, we are witnessing across Nigeria, a call for a fundamental rethinking of our nationhood. As we sit here in this hallowed chamber, a new independence movement is roiling our nation. A generation of young people, who came of age in the years of our democracy have looked upon what we have built and decided that we can do better.

20.​ We will do well to heed this call and what it portends for Nigeria. Let us take the opportunity of this moment to do the hard things, make the right choices and pursue those objectives that drive progress and put us in good stead for generations to come.

As Speaker of this House of Representatives, let me say now for the records to reflect, and in the expectation that I would be held to account:
• I will not sign off on a 2021 Budget that does not include adequate provisions to compensate those who have suffered violence and brutality at the hands of the police in Nigeria in the last two decades.
• I will not sign off on a budget that does not meet the reasonable demands of the ASUU, to which Government has already acceded. There is no better time to rethink the system of funding for higher education in Nigeria. The current system does a great disservice to our children and our country, and we must commit to changing it so that we can free our institutions of higher learning to be citadels where innovation thrives, and excellence is a given.
• With my colleagues in the House of Representatives, I will visit over the next week, some of the families of those who have lost loved ones to police brutality and when we come back, we will work together to honour the memory of those we have lost.
• The House of Representatives will pass an Electoral Reform Bill in time for the next general elections so that we may continue to improve the process of electing our political representatives at all levels.
• I will support the amendment of the constitution to ensure that the provisions on fundamental human rights have teeth, resource control is dealt with equitably and that the next generation of Nigerians does not inherit evident dysfunctions of our current system.

21.​This is my commitment, and I ask the support of the House of Representatives for this and more. Let us through the grace of God and with humility work together to bring peace, security, justice and prosperity for all our nation’s people.

22.​To the young people across Nigeria who have led these protests, whose call for change has brought about this historical moment, you are the midwives of national rebirth. You have moved a nation to action, and now you must join in doing the hard work of making real the vision of a more just, more prosperous, and more resilient nation.

23.​ We see your true cause. Please do not allow your righteous cause to be hijacked by those with base motives, who see in this moment an opportunity to pursue vendettas, to spread division, exploit the many existing fissures that exist in our society and bring our nation to its knees.

24.​You have raised your voices and marched to demand a better Nigeria. From Abuja to Washington, to Calgary and London, your voices have been heard.

[/code][color=#990000][/color]Do not allow anybody to convince you that to withdraw from the streets now is to concede defeat.[code]

25.​This is the time to move your agitation from the chaos of the streets to the painstaking deliberations and strategic partnerships that birth policy and produce legislation. It is time to mobilise your voices in support of specific policy interventions that will deliver on our shared objectives of national renewal and a country that reflects the best of us. I thank you, your country thanks you, and history will be kind to you.

26.​ God bless you all, and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Overthrown kill you there

This government are just planning everything. Very soon they will setting everything up .burning station and attached it to this peaceful protest