₦airaland Forum

Marvel1206:
A dull*rd

Young03:
who is buhari?

Children of hate!

amuokuko:
Come all of una wey dey go the other room, una know whether Enshi dey that room
The guy go just use Curse kill all of una for that room...

enshi:
I been dey the room but i don comot.... Now i dey the room wey dey inside the room...

Una wan provoke baba abi....

What's the issue with the vehicle?

This is yet another show of senseless opposition.

If they fire a shot at you, reply them with a million shots. Crazy militants!

What this senator fails to understand is that there is nothing like state or community police in Nigeria's constitution.
NPF is a Federal govt establishment, and even if you recruit a constable from a local govt in bayelsa the Fed govt could redeploy such recruit to kano where we have more lga and more population. What federal character stipulates is an equal representation of man power per state.
Senator Ibrahim's argument could easily be defeated, by any PSC official that knows his onions.

You can read his detailed position on the matter via this link
http://thenationonlineng.net/why-recruitment-of-10000-police-ran-into-hitch-senator/

Region:
And who told you they've met??

Newspaper (NewTelegraph and DailyTrust) report has it that they were suppose to meet with the President to get a final directive on the contentious issue of state-by-state or local govt-by-local govt selection.

I don't know if they have met with the President or not. I am not in a position to know.

Region:
There were strong indications yesterday that the Police Service Commission (PSC) may have suspended the final phase of selecting 10,000 successful candidates for recruitment into the Nigeria Police. New Telegraph gathered from highly placed sources that the decision to suspend the last phase (final selection) was informed by pressure from some National Assembly members.

The bone of contention, it was gathered, is the alleged demand that the Commission adopt the “local government by local government” arrangement. This request was said to have been rejected by the Commission, which insisted on sticking to the “state-by-state” tradition, in accordance with the federal character principle. Investigations further revealed that the Inspector- General of Police (IGP), Mr. Ibrahim Idris, had allegedly written to the PSC, wherein he was said to have reminded the Com-mission that it (PSC) has since ceded the power to recruit Constables to the Police.

It was learnt that the Commission had ceded that responsibility to the Force Headquarters, but with the understanding that it will be carried out in conjunction with the PSC. This was even as it was alleged that some officers working with the Commission in Jigawa State, where the commissioners and the Chairman, Sir Mike Okiro, had temporarily relocated to, were allegedly withdrawn. Okiro and his commissioners were said to have moved to Jigawa State to stave-off pressure, thereby selecting the “best” for the Police.

One of the sources, who spoke in confidence with this newspaper, said the chairman and other commissioners have since left Jigawa. “I’m not speaking to you officially, but I want to inform you that the Commission has suspended the last phase, which is the final selection of the 10,000 successful candidate for training.

“The suspension – please note this – of this phase, is because the signals the Commission is getting is not clear at all. Some highly placed personalities are insisting that the local government-by-local government arrangement be adopted.

The leadership of the Commission insisted on sticking to the state-bystate tradition, which, they believe, is what the constitution and the federal character principle favour,” he said. Asked to name who these “highly placed personalities” are, the source said: “The chairman of one of the Committees in the House of Representatives (name withheld) had called to make the demand. He insisted, and even went to the extent of saying it is not the job of the Commission to recruit.

“The chairman and his commissioners were doing final selection where nobody will disturb them.” According to him, “they chose Jigawa State because they wanted a quiet place to enable them select the best.”

Another source told New Telegraph that: “Usually, when the Commission is doing recruitment, they call the Police, like the senior officer or officers in charge of training, police doctors and tailors to take measurements.”

Asked what will happen now that the final selection, which was to be concluded this week, has been put on hold, he noted: “The Commission needs to know the position of the Presidency, which will guide our direction. “As I speak with you, our Chairman and the Senate Committee Chairman on Police Affairs are still trying to have an appointment with Mr. President, who is the final authority on this matter.”

The source alleged that: “Representatives of the Police (Force Headquarters) were there, including the Jigawa CP, but they were withdrawn last Friday.” New Telegraph was still expecting a reply to a text message sent to the Force Public Relations Officer (FPRO), Mr. Don Awunah, a Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), as at the time of filing this report.

Out of the 10,000 personnel to be recruited, 500 are Cadet Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASPs), 500 will be Cadet Inspectors, 1,500 will be specialist officers, while 7,500 will be Constables.

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/10/13/psc-suspends-final-selection-nigeria-police-recruitment/

Nothing is new here.
Outcome of the meeting between Okiro, Ibrahim and PMB is unknown yet.

Acquiredollars:
Later, somebody will argue here that the highest decision making body isn't National Assembly

http://naijaparrot.com/police-recruitment-senate-asks-buhari-psc-to-stop-process-over-[img][/img]irregularity

This news is stale nah.
Daily trust reported it on Monday 10th, while the blogger you quoted is just waking up today.
What people are interested on now is the outcome of yesterdays meeting between Okiro, Ibrahim and PMB.

Emmysteve:
The person behind this pressure mentioned in that report is the chairman of Senate committee on police affairs. Can't this government do the right thing for once? Secondly, is police the only job in Nigeria that these wicked politicians are mounting pressure on? May God help us.

Looooooool. Guy relax, they think it is business as usual, PMB can't be tossed around like they did in the previous administration.

The controversy in this recruitment is largely on the costables. It is believed that PSC only have powers to recruit ASP's. While the junior officers could be jointly recruited by both police hq and PSC.
The issue will be resolved, am sure. VP is a professor of law, so he will advise PMB accordingly.

Wailers can now wail with dignity.

You are destroying national assets and still expect the govt to pay you spends? No be only stipends nah stupid.

enshi:
He has been cursed previously... Reason he is acting up... Ignore him pls

You don kolo o

Jackossky:
even if she is a constable.... she is a police officer for crying out loud

must she debase herself to that level!


Nigerian police deserves maximum respect!!!!!!!!

Excuse me, am not interested in the level of morality of her actions. I only corrected the wrong impression about the rank she's wearing.

That is not a police sergeant, that rank she is wearing is a corporal rank.

axeman2:
PSC HAS SUSPENDED IT RECRUITMENT.

Stop peddling falsehood! They didn't suspend the recruitment. Senate committee only wrote to them to suspend it.

pchukwudi:
Before you continue peddling this crap, can you just DEFINE what you call "string operation" and what the "judges swallowed"? Or just quit trying to sound intellingent when you have zero clue what you're talking about.

Your moniker clearly shows your possible leaning on this matter.
However, According to DSS report (channels tv), a particular judge was caught on tape receiving a bribe for a middle-man at a store.
That is a sting operation and the middle-man delivered a bait (money), and the judge received (swallowed) it.
I will not spoon feed you next time.

jaxxy:
The truth is that they can not get fat money by legal means and u know it. It's definitely tied to favors taken to twist justice since it's not drug money. If it's legal money or their fathers inheritance they shud explain the business dey did and the withdrawals from where they were paid in their accounts/legal papers for it or they now do their large legal business by move large sums of cash about? Any good lawyer will convict these criminals I tell u.

Well said bro.

kcnwaigbo:
Why didn't they invite them to clarify? Why are they even using the word "recover".Do you recover someone's money from him? The DSS would be sorry when this case gets to court

You can not invite a suspect during a sting operation, such suspect will definitely destroy your evidence and you will be sorry!
I doubt If you know what a sting operation is.

ALISMILE:
Why did the NJC compulsorily retire some judges?

Very important question.

kcnwaigbo:
Bros I am still waiting for proof that these judges are corrupt. Enough of these your bullshit

You can't get proof sitting in your house, glued to your phone. Follow them to court by next week, make sure you sit in front row. Whenever you hear the prosecution councel saying "my lord, permit me to present this exhibit before your lordship". Bring out your phone and snap. That's how to get proof.
Thanks.

For people with genuine concerns on the mode of their arrest, your fears are well noted.... Bad eggs in every profession tend to bring embarrassment and disrepute to such organization.
Oh! I remember listening to a keynote address by Justice kayode Eso back then in IFE.
He chronicled how he refused to allow colleagues and families with vested interest in any case he's handling visit him. A judge have no business receiving any gratification whatsoever, because of its odious implications.
I refer you to the press release of the DSS, they simply conducted a sting operation and about 4 judges swallowed the bait.
such operations must be followed up with swift arrest.

I know NBA may already be working on how to quash this very important judicial cleansing on the basis of technicalities.

It's painful, Judiciary is too hallow to be left in the hands of crooks.

wingman:
So because DSS says it, then it is true?
I feel sorry for Nigeria. If and when the presidency wants you arrested they only need to shout corruption and you will be caged whether guilty or not and gullible Nigerians will support them.
Don't worry, this is just the beginning, it will get around

My brother do you even know what a sting operation is?
Did you even read the press release from DSS?
I think you need to be in tune with the tempo of this matter to have a balanced opinion.

kcnwaigbo:
There is no iota of truth in that claim. The abduction has nothing to do with the NJC

kcnwaigbo:
I knew the FG had no case to begin with.Sponsoring propaganda in the media is one thing,winning a case in court is another. Even the CCT trial you can see how the prosecution's case collapsed the moment the defense began cross examination of the EFCC's witness Mr Wetkas.
Before you move to arrest anyone, make sure you have a water tight case

Your ferocious defense of this Judges is suspicious.

Pheals:
are you sure? Were they charge?

Yea! I read their press release.

Pidggin:
No it's not, I just have a problem with believing everything I hear especially after cases against Saraki, Ekweremadu on forgery and Dieziani's case on corruption were struck off. I hope you see my point

Well, you have a point. But am not sure its sufficient enough to make you a cynic.
Your thought process is quite commendable!

Pheals:
The shame is not on NBA but the NJC ... They are supposed to be charge to court for corruption if they are guilty! ! This shame is on Nigeria that the hope of the people is gone

DSS got a recommendation from the findings of NJC probe on Ricky Tafa and some corrupt judges involved in unethical practices!
In fact some judges were compulsorily retired.

Pidggin:
Pictures of the money found, liars

A judge should be poor ko?

Your mind is clearly fixated! Am sure you will require a picture proof of a dog's delivery before you believe a puppy sucking her breast belongs to her!

kcnwaigbo:
So what made the judges to be corrupt? When did it become a crime to keep money at home?

Keeping money at home is not a crime. A sting operations was carried out and about four judges swallowed the bait, that is a criminal offense.

Daring Arrest of Corrupt Judges!

Nothing makes one appears more foolish than blindly joining a bandwagon, without recourse to his/her God given number 6.

Shame on you Chief Wole Olanipekun, Mr Joseph Daudu, Mr Monday Onyekachi Ubani, Mr Ebun Olu Adegboruwa, Mr Olisa Agbakoba, et al

You are all crying about the mode of arrest of the 3 judges and won't tell us how unrealistic it is for them to have over 350 million naira cash (that some branches of commercial banks do not have in their strong room) in their houses.

How much is the salary of your judges? If such a huge, unexplainable amount is in their house, how much is their account, what is their worth in assets? Are they business men?

In anycase, Where was NBA when Gov Ayo Fayose beat up a serving Judge? Even the same Fayose is now condemning the arrest of corrupt judges!

Am not surprised, because over 90 shameless SANs followed Ricky Tafa to court when he was caught bribing a Judge.

You are clearly in this together!

I know you are rattled that the can of worms is about to be opened.

I sympathize with the common man whose fate could hang in the hands of this corruptible judges and still joins the NBA bandwagon!

DSS conducted a sting operation and your corrupt judges swallowed the bait, they crumbled like a pack of cards. shame on you NBA, go to court and wait for argue your case with DSS!

Everyone who posted above me did not read the post. You can argue that with a wailer.