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Mjshexy:Don't mind the hypocrisy. What about civil servants earning 200K per month but bringing home N 10 million SUV? Building houses and living at levels far above theiir legitimate income? I do not support looting in anyway and under any guise. But he who comes to equity must come with cleean hands. |
PissfulProtester:It is not within the law to waste them. The rule of law has prescribed punishment for looting and it is not death. You can arrest them and charge them to court and let justice take its course. To do otherwise is to take the law into your own hands and that makes you no better than them. Wasting them is extra-judicial killing. I hope you know that? |
helinues:I think you should be more interested in seeing the full CCTV footage since LCC claims the cameras were not removed and the footage is being used by Lagos State Government for their investigations. DJ Switch has no questions to answer compared to the people that removed cameras, turned off the lights and started shooting. Those actions definitely were not based on good intentions. |
pdppower:Not much different from the Politician or Civil Servant that brings home more than his legitimate earnings and fixes up his children to do the same. Society may only look at theirs more favourably. |
ade2291:Dont mind their attempts to take people for a ride and rewrite the story. There is what is called circumstancial evidence. Brigadier General Omata confirmed the military were there as he came to recall his men. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.withinnigeria.com/2020/10/21/brigadier-francis-omata-clears-the-air-on-lekkimassacre-names-officer-who-led-the-operation/amp/ Patrick Utomi confirmed there was shooting at the protesters. When you open fire on unarmed protesters, you want to kill them. Asking for dead bodies as evidence later to cover and rewrite your misdeeds is playing on our intelligence. Nobody fires a gun at another with good intentions. |
MickzyDonald:Don't mind them. Were they not also shouting when PDP was in Government? Sponsoring Bring Back Our Girls campaigns? Complianing about exchange rate and what have you? So they are now in power and don't want to be criticized? Don't want their failed promises to be highlighted? Even when the citizenry are suffering and crying? Femi should know they won't be there forever anyway. |
Racoon:Self-acclaimed UN Peace Ambassador that was found not to be so recognized by UN. How can any man of honour tell such bold faced lie? And that would be cited as one of his qualifications when given a political appointment, seeing he is already calling himself Ambassador XYZ. |
One of the main problem of this country is that people in power just do as they like regardless of the law or policies and there are no penalties or consequences. The Judiciary is expected to be independent. NJC has made a recommendation that the Governor is expected to simply follow but it is clear he has an agenda. There should be penalties for trying to undermine another independent arm of Government! |
Robert1da:The Governors have already told him the creation of SWAT by the IGP was a hasty decision without due consultations. The origin of SWAT in the USA was for response to heavily armed encounters. Bank robberies just happened to be some of those encounters. 1. What is the use of SWAT in our own scenario here? 2. What heavily armed encounters will they be tackling? 3. What provisions have been made for special weapons way different from the rusty AK-47 that is the trademark of our Police? 4. SWAT do not engage in investigation and crime detection. Even in the United States where it originated, SWAT teams are deployed almost 80% of the time to serve search warrants, most often for narcotics. How applicable is this to our situation? Who will handle the investigation and crime detection relating to robberies that was part of the FSARS job? The rush to push SWAT smacks of the shallow thinking, quick fix mentality and insincerity that contributed to the current mess the Nigeria Police has found itself. The cry for EndSARS is not requesting for rebranding of the Police but rather the overhauling of the systems and mentality that produced Police officers that saw themselves above the law without flinching from brutalizing and murdering the people they are supposed to be protecting for personal gains. A system that made Police officers not to be accountable. In respect of said malevolent system, the IGP is yet to do anything. All the talk about SWAT without adequately answering the aforementioned questions relating to the unit and its suitability is nothing more than empty posturing without substance. |
Marine54:They are trying to intimidate #EndSARS protesters using social media and cyberspace. Billions of naira spent, thousands of soldiers lost and several years after they are yet to conquer Boko Haram but want to muzzle protesters contrary to international rules of engagement. They may very well play to the gallery if care is not taken. The loyalty of the Military that knows its worth should be to the people and not the President. This is a democracy and not a dictatorship. |
azmanaty02:The explanations that Lilian has given along with the evidence posted is sufficient to let us know the culprit in the murder has been punished and her mother is not culpable beyond being the DPO of the station. People should just let Lilian be and focus on the goals of the protest. |
gidgiddy:James Nwafor would apparently have been coming home with blood money and buy things way beyond his salary as a Policeman and his wife will keep quiet or label them as God's blessings. She is by that an accomplice even though she may not know the depth of his atrocities. It is good she is made to know that now. No peace for the wicked and their family. Do you know that the descendants of Hitler changed their surname and tried as much as possible to hide themselves? |
Funkyswagzz:The two presidents from Senegal and Guinnea Bissau are "beggars" and sycophants coming cap in hand for handouts in Abuja. So what do you expect? They must sing. |
chatinent:Zulum does not need to beg the. He should create a system to make it easy for them to report anonymously and ensure that their identities are kept secret. And then he should take serious action on any reports found to be true. It would encourage others to come forward. |
Michelle55:It is not a write-up. The guy reported it as what happened to him somewhere around Ikeja in Lagos. It is reality. Check his Twitter page: https://mobile.twitter.com/kyrianchiemelie |
WiLdFLame:Cheating is not worse than murder because you have the right to leave the relationship. The cheated and the cheater have options but a dead person has none. |
flyingpig:In such a situation the best thing is for her to leave and not soil her integrity. Once she stays, the integrity is stained. |
IntersexSherry:Apparently you are one of his magas. A Yahoo boy is a criminal no matter how you want to justify it. Some go to the extent of doing juju. I won't be surprised if he has done something to you to continue to be so attached to him and you think it is just emotions. You are a source of benefits to him. Go for deliverance to be sure you are completely clean in severing all relationship with him. |
LibertyRep:I concur with you to an extent. The real problem is not SARS but the system and environment within the Nigeria Police that spawned them. The labelling is just for easier identification of a unit proactively exploiting loopholes in the system. Even if they are abolished, the officers will be absorbed into other units or another new unit created with a different name but to soon adopt the same ideology. There is need for reformation not only within the Police but in the way the law and the system as a whole proactively treat acts of abuse by the Nigeria Police. The Police organization itself should be subject to punitive monetary damages directly deductible from their Federal Funding and such punitive remedies should be backed by law. The reality is that in the Police Act, citizens are treated as the potential monsters without any genuine checks and balances for the actions of the Police. A key example is the new Act being signed to law by the President with serious implications including giving legal backing to some of the actions we are now condemning in SARS. This actions include charging money for bail and searching phones and laptops without genuine cause to do same or search warrant. The said new Act ought to have been seriously resisted by the people and subjected to thorough scrutiny. If we cry about SARS today but keep quiet about a new law that will legalise their excesses then we are just leaving the leprosy and killing the ringworm. |
Biodun556:The practice of Sharia in the country: 1. Conflicts with Section 38 sub-section 1 of the Nigerian Constitution on freedom of changing religion in so far as Sharia declares apostasy punishable by death. 2. Conflicts with Section 39 sub-section 1 of the Nigerian Constitution on freedom of expression and opinion in so far as Sharia has blasphemy laws punishable with death. This is also apparently in conflict with Section 33 sub-section 1. Section 204 of the Nigerian Criminal Code treats insukt to religion as a misdemeanor punishable with 2 years imprisonment but Sharia treats it with death sentence. That's my little submission and I stand to be corrected. In all honesty, Sharia cannot be operated alongside the Nigerian Constitution or any genuinely democratic constitution without conflicts. Sharia is best operated as a Supreme Constitution because that is how it is designed in the first place. |
FarahAideed:This is part of the problem we get when security agencies give guns to agents without proper training. Gun training is not only about how to fire the gun, there is also "security or gun etiquette" training. And also the need for psychological profiling. |
In the statement released by the office of the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) following the accent, the Order provides thus:I believe the Executive Order is dealing with money released for State Legislature and State Judiciary and if that is the case, the the suit is dead on arrival. The Governors are just demonstrating their attitudes again as number one public enemies of accountability in Nigeria. They always want to pocket the Legislature, Judicoary and Local Governments in their State and yet will mever allow the FG to do similar to them. |
HalimaIsrael13:Allowing quota system to take root in Nigeria is like allowing Orangutans and Gorillas into your banana farm in full harvest season. Chasing them out is easier said than done. |
JudasNaCarrot:For Malami the Attorney General and Minister of Justice who made the allegations against Magu not to honour the summons of the panel constituted to attend to the allegations is an insult to the Panel and the President. If the President doesn't take action to address that slight, then the panel and whatever reports they write is a joke. |
YoonSung20:You are removing subsidy because you are de-regulating the Oil Sector yet PPMC is still setting ex-depot pricing and PPPRA is still setting pump price. Who is the FG fooling? |
Coldie:The sad part of it all is that the money used to purchase the SUVs belong to the Local Governments. But instead of Ayade allowing the LG Chairman and Councillors to decide what to do with their money, he chose to buy expensive SUVs for them with the money, claiming they need such for their jobs. And he is making it all look like he "dashed" them the vehicles. |
Kobicove:It is obvious that Aunty Kemi is being paid by FFK or someone in FFK camp. Nonetheless, for any husband to have 5 girlfriends to pick from to replace a wife that is number 5 and just left just a couple of weeks ago speaks a lot about such husband and his integrity. Precious was caught in bed with a lover but FFK has 5 girlfriends that materialized overnight?! Are the public taken for fools? |
masterP042:Seeing that it is an immoral show like BBNaija that has the "mumu" button of Nigerian youths makes one weep seriuosly for the future of the country. This same youths that turn out with some much enthusiasm to vote for BBNaija inmates using their hard earned money and time are usually missing in action and zeal when it comes to taking corrective steps through the ballot to address the challenges in the country every three or four years! |
kessling:The least they should have got is life imprisonment. |
GboyegaD:The National Assembly should simply shoot down the bill or KIV the bill. It is unncessary duplication of functions due to inefficient and ineffective leadership. They could as well create another Agency to monitor the agency on recovery of proceeds of crime and another to Agency to invest the money. When you have ineffective or inefficient leadership in any department, you sack them or replace them. You don't keep them there and start creating departments to monitor or share their duties. It will amount to share waste of resources without any hope of positive results. |
Someone7:In fact I have serious reservations about the use of the TOGETHER word in the logo. At no other time in Nigerian History have we been so divided and facing security challenges that threaten our existence as a country. |
jamalnation:Some paroles start on that level and end in premium tears. The money may be to make her let down her guards. Now the appetite for free money is activated. Next she gets a N2 million alert and the guy chats or calls her to say he mistakenly fowarded her number to a friend in a business deal and he should cash it out for him and take a chunk... And then the free lucnh ends and payback starts. |
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but prof you're part of the government na, why not do something about it instead of raising alarm like an activist