₦airaland Forum

There's something about that name Egenti... it appears that self proclaimed Eze indigbo doesn't listen to advice.

Ofcourse the red capped slammers and their sympathizers acted like bandits and terrorists by threatening judicial officers of the election petition tribunal.

Anyways the judge's statement were synonymous and not directly calling them bandits and terrorists....if they can't comprehend English language that's their business.

Ok


Bad advise dhan dabaru diswan political future....I wonder where the advisers are now..

Long overdue....very dirty set of traders

If the Nigerian state does not do something drastic about the Nigerian security agencies...they'll eventually destroy this country.

Those motorcycle operators pay them that's the only reason they're still operating.

Nonybb:
This essential buffoon with a frog voice will soon ruin this government if care is not taken. He failed to plan Port Harcourt; one of the most unplanned and disorganized ghetto I have ever seen in my life. You gave revocation for what? When you demolish those structures what do you tend to replace them with? Just because you want to appear relevant and fight few enemies...

Diswan from an erosion and unknown gun men ravaged, red soil republic is calling port harcourt an unplanned ghetto.

What a comment coming from a wasted semen that turned out a pseudo jew.

BiafranPatriot:
HE WANTs to revoke lands of foriegn embassies also?

THIS WIkE na "drowning dundee" RIVERs STATE is not ABUJA.


NIGERIANs will SHOW the PUNK real actions soon...

Yoruba supporters of TINUBU, see UNA guy....so worthless

Wike will continue haunting your kind both in reality and in your dreams....The shege he unleashed on your presidential hopeful is like an open wound continually festering..

Rising sun people.....Oluwa forbid badt thing.

we released part of cash for suspects treatment – Police

…We need IGP’s intervention – Joe

The petitioner noted that on the 14th of September that police invaded the home of Mr Davison at Peace Avenue Road, Egbelu, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area, searched the house and saw over N100 million, which was meant for payment of men securing pipeline facilities in Niger Delta.

He claimed that Mr Davison is a Chairman of one of the units securing pipeline facilities in the pipeline surveillance contract and that the sum recovered from his Port Harcourt home was for the payment of the workers.

Joe said the police that stormed Davidson’s home also took away two cars and a gold chain necklace valued 4 million naira, and arrested four persons in Mr Davison house including a female.

In a further telephone chat, Mr Joe narrated: “I met with the Assistant Commissioner(AC) State CIID and asked him what are you investigating the man for, the AC told me that it is an alleged kidnap case that he doesn’t know if somebody will come and report that his money is missing or it is a ransom money. He said that all they need to do is to see how they can manage the situation that the money is about N100 million.

“He said major part of the money is in dollars.I told the AC they should charge him (Davison) to court if the man committed any offence. When they saw that calls were coming from different angles, they called the father that they were going to release the two cars for him and any amount they release to him (Davison) he should manage it, that they are going to send 30 million naira to the IGP, N16 Million to the CP.

“At the end of the day, they (Police) released the two cars, they released the Chevrolet and Toyota Camry car to him. They released only N12 million naira to him and took away whopping sum of over N80 million along with his gold chain valued about N4 million, the two plasma Television, shoes and clothes they carried from his house .

“The IPO even told us to leave Port Harcourt that criminals may come for us.That we should leave Rivers State. I know the CP called him (AC) and he confirmed that they took away almost N100 million from the man’s house? They released only N12 million for the man.

“We are calling for proper investigation the money they have collected should be returned. If the money they have collected from these boys is not returned, the surveillance workers will not be paid.”

However, the State Police Command had dismissed the claims as false, adding that the suspect was arrested on the grounds of cybercrime and ritualistic activities.


The Command in a statement by its spokesperson, Grace Iringe-Koko, noted that money huge sum of money was recovered from the home of Davidson and that he was arrested following his inability of defend the source of the cash.

He said: “The initial grounds for Mr. John’s arrest was rooted in allegations of involvement in cybercrime and ritualistic activities.

“Subsequent to a comprehensive search of his residence at No. 6 Peace Avenue, Ogbelu, Rivers State, Police Operatives discovered substantial sums of money in both domestic and foreign currencies concealed in his premises, notably atop the ceiling.

“Mr. John’s inability to provide a satisfactory account for the origin of this money led to his transfer to the SCID for further investigation.”

Iringe-Koko, a Superintendent of Police, said the police had released part of the confiscated money to the suspect to enable him get health attention, adding that the suspect was sick.


PPRO said: “However, it came to light that the suspect had a urinary catheter in his stomach, necessitating a medical assessment.

“Upon consultation with a medical professional, it was determined that his health condition could not endure excessive stress, prompting a decision to release him into the custody of a reliable surety while investigations continued.

Mr. John’s father acted as his surety and requested financial assistance for his son’s medical needs. The Deputy Commissioner of Police granted a partial release of funds on compassionate grounds for the suspect’s healthcare, while the remaining amount was meticulously documented and entrusted to the exhibit keeper.

“Additionally, a gold necklace, reportedly obtained from an undisclosed woman, was also registered with the exhibit keeper.”

“The Rivers State Police Command emphatically reaffirms that the entirety of the money is securely registered and under the custody of the exhibit keeper, thus refuting any insinuations to the contrary made by the suspect, as it is vital to get proper understanding of the reason behind concealing such huge amount of money in cash in his house, as well as not being able to give full account of the monies.”


Operatives of the Rivers State Police Command are worried over an exposed alleged extortion of over N100 million from a suspect arrested for cybercrime.

Operatives of the state police command had based on information of alleged cybercrime arrested Mr Atubi Davison, in Port Harcourt and recovered over N100,000,000 from his ceiling.

It was learned that the larger part of the money recovered was in dollar, while the remaining was naira.

It was gathered that the suspect, Davidson was arrested on suspicion of being an internet fraudster, but source had claimed that the suspect was one of the major contractors in the pipeline surveillance contract.

It was learned that based on the development and the resultant exposition of the act that there is panic and disagreement among the police hierarchy in the state.

A Police source, who did not want his name mentioned said the senior officers of the command, the Assistant Commissioner of Police in Charge of the State Criminal Investigation Department and Commissioner of Police in the state have been in rounds of meeting on how to well tackle the development from festering the more.

A Rights Advocate, Israel Joe, had petitioned the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, demanding for proper investigation into the development.

The petitioner noted that on the 14th of September that police invaded the home of Mr Davison at Peace Avenue Road, Egbelu, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area, searched the house and saw over N100 million, which was meant for payment of men securing pipeline facilities in Niger Delta.

He claimed that Mr Davison is a Chairman of one of the units securing pipeline facilities in the pipeline surveillance contract and that the sum recovered from his Port Harcourt home was for the payment of the workers.

Joe said the police that stormed Davidson’s home also took away two cars and a gold chain necklace valued 4 million naira, and arrested four persons in Mr Davison house including a female.

In a further telephone chat, Mr Joe narrated: “I met with the Assistant Commissioner(AC) State CIID and asked him what are you investigating the man for, the AC told me that it is an alleged kidnap case that he doesn’t know if somebody will come and report that his money is missing or it is a ransom money. He said that all they need to do is to see how they can manage the situation that the money is about N100 million.

“He said major part of the money is in dollars.I told the AC they should charge him (Davison) to court if the man committed any offence. When they saw that calls were coming from different angles, they called the father that they were going to release the two cars for him and any amount they release to him (Davison) he should manage it, that they are going to send 30 million naira to the IGP, N16 Million to the CP.

“At the end of the day, they (Police) released the two cars, they released the Chevrolet and Toyota Camry car to him. They released only N12 million naira to him and took away whopping sum of over N80 million along with his gold chain valued about N4 million, the two plasma Television, shoes and clothes they carried from his house .

“The IPO even told us to leave Port Harcourt that criminals may come for us.That we should leave Rivers State. I know the CP called him (AC) and he confirmed that they took away almost N100 million from the man’s house? They released only N12 million for the man.

“We are calling for proper investigation the money they have collected should be returned. If the money they have collected from these boys is not returned, the surveillance workers will not be paid.”

However, the State Police Command had dismissed the claims as false, adding that the suspect was arrested on the grounds of cybercrime and ritualistic activities.


The Command in a statement by its spokesperson, Grace Iringe-Koko, noted that money huge sum of money was recovered from the home of Davidson and that he was arrested following his inability of defend the source of the cash.

He said: “The initial grounds for Mr. John’s arrest was rooted in allegations of involvement in cybercrime and ritualistic activities.

“Subsequent to a comprehensive search of his residence at No. 6 Peace Avenue, Ogbelu, Rivers State, Police Operatives discovered substantial sums of money in both domestic and foreign currencies concealed in his premises, notably atop the ceiling.

“Mr. John’s inability to provide a satisfactory account for the origin of this money led to his transfer to the SCID for further investigation.”

Iringe-Koko, a Superintendent of Police, said the police had released part of the confiscated money to the suspect to enable him get health attention, adding that the suspect was sick.


PPRO said: “However, it came to light that the suspect had a urinary catheter in his stomach, necessitating a medical assessment.

“Upon consultation with a medical professional, it was determined that his health condition could not endure excessive stress, prompting a decision to release him into the custody of a reliable surety while investigations continued.

Mr. John’s father acted as his surety and requested financial assistance for his son’s medical needs. The Deputy Commissioner of Police granted a partial release of funds on compassionate grounds for the suspect’s healthcare, while the remaining amount was meticulously documented and entrusted to the exhibit keeper.

“Additionally, a gold necklace, reportedly obtained from an undisclosed woman, was also registered with the exhibit keeper.”

“The Rivers State Police Command emphatically reaffirms that the entirety of the money is securely registered and under the custody of the exhibit keeper, thus refuting any insinuations to the contrary made by the suspect, as it is vital to get proper understanding of the reason behind concealing such huge amount of money in cash in his house, as well as not being able to give full account of the monies.”

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/09/ripples-in-rivers-police-over-alleged-n100m-extortion-from-alleged-ritualist/#google_vignette

Ok, I'm guessing the price of water will soon increase.

Melezenawii:
Pastor Okezie J. Atañi @ONsogbu

You're such an ungrateful humanoid, that road has been in a pathetic state only heavens knows how long until it was worked on ...is there any part of the world that don't experience flooding.

Very wicked and repugnant people that never see anything good in others always there to criticise and disgustingly exhibit their cynicism at every turn.

Puah I spit.

"They were still complaining. I just kept quiet, I went to the Army Engineers, I think Ihejerika was in charge of the Army Engineers, I told them I want that place cleared for the road in 24 hours. I told them that they should clear everything on the path of the bridge on the weekend, so that they cannot go to court and stop us. Fadayomi was my Commissioner of Justice and Baba (Teslim) Elias was with us, I also went to Rotimi Williams, they said start the operation by Friday and before they can go to court on Monday, you have completed your operation. I loved that idea."

Cartel M.O has been in governance longtime....even lawyers aid in exploiting the loopholes and circumventing the system....see advice straight from hell nau

Moral of this story is that atimes it takes strongmen with sprinkling of inner evil to get things done.

NaMe4:
Moreover, most of these lands are allocated plots which have to be developed within a given timeframe or risk revocation and reallocation to others with true intention for development and investment, in the spirit of fairness and equity.
But over time in Abuja with the influx of various characters, a dirty practice by very greedy individuals would be to receive multiple allocations, refuse to develop, then place these lands for sale at ridiculous prices.

Anyone who wants to hoard lands should go to his or her village to do so.

Great, Positive development by the Minister.

You're the real deal baba...you couldn't have put it any better.

Wailers can wail from now to thy kingdom come.

SpecialAdviser:
All I hear is riot ACT. Don't get me wrong, I can't judge Umahi this early but almost all FG roads are in a big mess. You begin dey wonder the outcome of these riot acts.

Ninth Mile Opi, Obollo Otukpa roads is an eyesore. Driving from Lagos to East same and many others. Is anybody seeing the positive outcome of all these media noise?

Are you expecting outcomes in about a 100 days in office.....don't make me seize that China phone from you for posting rubbish..

I have a very wonderful mother. She's caring, sweet, compassionate, name all the good characteristics of a good woman, she's got all but there's this problem I'm still having with her. SHE NEVER APPRECIATES ME, NO MATTER HOW HARD I TRY. My mom will never appreciate me for anything I do, even if she does, she does it nonchalantly like it doesn't matter. She compares me with friends at every slight opportunity she gets.

The quoted is a whole body of paradox, Op you can do better than this, the qualities you highlighted are in conflict with your latter statements.

Lagosians are terrible people oo....see how they're emptying their refuse inside the canals.

The very few better buildings in Ekiti state that is what diswan went to seal up....oh I forgot he sealed up buildings of people that can pay.

Ok


Very impressive

Wow! This is massive.

If these good for nothing drivers to spoil this newly constructed road don't won't rest.

But thought the Super tucano that the king of Lies The Legendary Lai Mohammed puffed and bragged about days unending would have silenced boko haram. ISWAP and the rampaging bandits..

No one hears about Super tucano anymore now it is ATAK, DA 62, CASA 295 etc we are hearing..

Anyways good luck to them....they sha make sure they deploy the most brutal of those new platforms to the south east, Ipob miscreants parading as UGM and ESN need to be wiped out.

If they can even target some of them on this platform better and more importantly they shouldn't forget that Bushmeat Simeon Ekpa.

meum:
Hahaha. I may not be a SAN, but isn’t this clear enough to understand?

“(a) all the legislative powers, the executive powers and the judicial powers vested in the House of Assembly, the governor of a state and in the courts of a state shall, respectively, vest in the National Assembly, the President of the Federation and in the courts which by virtue of the foregoing provisions are courts established for the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.”

Where is the Senator wrong? The same way a state governor seeks legislative approval is what is expected of the President in the case of Abuja. The constitution didn’t recognize any other person so appointed by the president (in this particular section hence the focus on the president). Wike is just a minister who should report to both the president and the National Assembly like any other minister.

It’s true the president might not have the time to administer Abuja so the Minister should represent the president with respect to Abuja & carry the National Assembly along.

The fact that the NASS has oversight responsibilities on the the FCT is not in doubt and in specific term the NASS has a dedicated oversight committee on the FCT that had at one time paid the FCT minister a visit.

For the senator to say that the FCT minister which is an appendage of the executive arm doesn't have executive powers is laughable....Will the national assembly make laws and execute it themselves...isn't that tantamount to usurping the power of the president who is constitutionally recognised as the chief executor In the FCT..

Going by your logic the judges of the Federal High courts in the FCT should also surrender their judicial powers to the NASS which by all intent and purposes will be nothing short of anathema. The Constitution recognizes checks and balances amongst the arms of government but more importantly there are clear boundaries...NASS makes law, the Presidency execute while the judiciary interprets.

famology:
Wike saw the gap and filled it. Very smart guy. He's the leader of both APC and PDP in Rivers State today. Lol

Chairman be calming down...which one is leader of both APC abd PDP.....abi you meant to say PDAPC ...

NuCypher:
The AIU needs to leave this lady to move on with her career. At this point, it's becoming almost a witch-hunt. If the court has seen earlier that she didn't do anything wrong, why not move on? She has proven again while the allegations simmered that she is the fastest hurdler on earth, yet the AIU does not want to bury the hatchet. This is where a country's athletics federation will usually step in and use its influence to sway the situation. But trust Naija athletics chief to do nothing besides resting with their big stomach in an hotel room and having a smallie rub it for them.

Always playing the victim, same mentality is what has kept Nigeria in its current state...Youngman the Law is the Law and the rule will apply to the fullest.

It is for Tobi's interest that she goes through the full process to exonerate herself.

The same way you lot wailed and pressured the the NFA to challenge the finding that Kalu Nwankwo had a hole on his heart when he went through the medical screening in the process
of signing with inter milan. That discovery was to later save Kanu's life.

You guys should learn to respect process.

Chai developers ehh....Miscreants from that side will soon start heaping blames on Tinubu..

skaramanga:
Ok
But their communities are a big mess with kidnappers, hoodlums and unknown gunmen terrorizing and over running their villages.

These Igbo billionaires are not wise aswear.

Buying 60 Billion Naira jet when you cannot spend a few million to secure your own backyard.

Seems you're suffering from Ipob archaic mentality or worse.

Which part of this country is safe as at today.....even the dead are still being harvested...so respect yourself and shut your traps if you have nothing meaningful to post.

Meanwhile Well done Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi.....You are a man with jumbo sized ballz.

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Ipob miscreants all over this thread...See them very embittered souls...

Tinibu will torment these people in perpetuity.

Impressive innovation if brought to fruition.

Wike stated this at the 2023 Special Marshals Sectoral Workshop, organised by the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), FCT Sector Command Special Marshals.

The workshop held in Abuja on Saturday had the theme, “Volunteerism in Road Safety Management: Limits and Possibilities.”

The minister, who was represented by Mr Ubokutom Nya, Secretary, Transport Secretariat, FCTA, said that the digitisation would ensure the safety and security of commuters in the FCT.

He added that the initiative would equally enhance affordability and efficiency in transportation services.

“The idea of the digital monitoring system is part of our attention to details in providing a transportation system that will be safe and secure.

“Apart from being affordable, those entering a vehicle, private or mass transit of the FCT will have peace of mind that as he enters the vehicle, so also he will come out safely,” Wike said.

He explained that the digital monitoring system would be made up of cameras that would be able to track vehicles that carry people.

The minister said that on entering vehicles, people would be required to scan in using their phones and scan out on disembarking.

He said: “once in the vehicle, the system will time the trip and alert the central control system if a person does not scan out at the time he or she is supposed to disembark the vehicle.


“This means that in real time, there will be an alarm to search for the individual who entered the vehicle.

“You don’t need to call any person at home, saying you entered a particular vehicle, because it is self-activating.

“As you enter, you scan in on the vehicle and it goes to the central control and as you come out within a period, it also goes to cancel. If the trip is not canceled, there is an alarm that is triggered.


“We are working on the details, and it will not be too long before it comes on board.”

The minister added that other innovations would also be rolled out in line with the secretariat vision – safety, affordability, and flexibility.

“We are working on rail transportation; we are working on Bus Rapid Transport and consulting with private individuals who will bring in their private transportation.

“The FCT will also be working on upgrading our motor parks to global standards, so that people will be encouraged to patronise public transport.

“This, of course, will reduce the number of private vehicles on the roads, and if there are fewer private vehicles, it means that the traffic movement will be better,” he said.

Wike noted that Abuja recorded a high level of crashes as a result of irresponsible road users, which, he described as “worrisome”, and called for drastic actions.

He noted that most road users did not comply with traffic regulations like maintaining tolerable speed limit, obeying traffic lights and maintaining lane discipline among others.

This, he said, caused traffic infractions for other road users making the roads unsafe.

The FCT minister said that the establishment of the Special Marshal Division by the FRSC would help the corps to effectively discharge its statutory functions.

“On our own part as the administrators of the FCT, we will continue to relate with critical stakeholders in this sector to enable us to achieve our core mandate,” the minister said.

Earlier, the FRSC Corps Marshal, Dauda Biu, stressed the need for a review of the road safety management activities and analysis of factors that could contribute to the reduction of crashes on Nigerian roads.

Biu, who was represented by the Deputy Corps Marshal, Shehu Zaki, blamed road crashes on the action or inaction of road users, saying it was preventable.

He added that road safety advocacy was not for the FRSC alone, but a responsibility of all stakeholders. (NAN).

https://thenationonlineng.net/fcta-to-introduce-digital-security-monitoring-control-in-transport-management-wike/

PrinceofSarcasm:
You are very stupid and useless
Cursed armed robber . You will meet your Waterloo.

Useless bastard . What do you know happened cursed thief .

The dpo was notorious for fighting cultists

Useless bastard

Chairman are you a police officer....you're taking that brother's comment too personal oo.