LocalFARMERS: It is not certain when this video was recorded. But in the video, Bandits are seeing in large numbers. They set a Millatry Armoured Personnel carrier and a Hilux on fire.
May God continue to protect our Gallant Soldiers. We say no to banditry and terrorism.
UDOKABESTLUV: The Ebonyi State Police Command have reacted to a viral video of some police officers in its command assaulting some persons during a raid in a community in the state.
A Nigerian social media user had shared a video of the officers slapping, flogging and kicking some young men whom it appears they wanted to arrest.
In a statement released, the spokesperson of the command, DSP Joshua Ukandu, described the actions of the officers as ‘’uncivil' and said that necessary administrative measures is being taken while an investigation into the incident has commenced.
His Statement Reads:
The attention of the command has been drawn to a viral video on social media on the uncivil conduct of some police officers attached to the command.
The command unequivocally condemns their unprofessional conduct and necessary administrative measures have already been initiated while a detailed investigation into the incident has commenced to ensure justice and appropriate disciplinary action.
The Commissioner Of Police Ebonyi State Police Command, CP Augustina Ogbodo, psc, is using this medium to reiterate that no form of incivility to members of the public or any form of misconduct by any police officer(s) will be tolerated under her watch. She continued by urging residents of the state to remain calm and be law-abiding while assuring that any police officer found wanting would be met with severe disciplinary actions.
Furthermore, members of the public with complaints on police actions can call the PPRO on 0803276251 or on X FKA Twitter
@joshukandu, the Complaints Response Unit (CRU) desk officer on 08067577537, CP's admin. on 08063637354, and the command control room on 07064515001.
I just watched the video, it seems they want the guy to enter their vehicle, and he is resisting it. Prher men around came to intervene, amd police had to flog them. If the crowd overpower the police, the police officers might be beaten and the guy in question will end up bragging on it.
Are you corrupt enough? Are you willing to launder money for us (for the white folks)?
Nigerians will one day get a coach who will be bold enough to expose any corrupt NFF official and also bold to drop any player without minding NFF or godfathers influence
fidelmarshal199: I already advised you last year but you didn't take it, With this kind of building, your best bet is a church business. The only thing you needed are just chairs and a sharp mouth prophet.
I will recommend our resident prophets here, falseprophet and righteousness2. Trust me, in few years, you will be an owner of a private jet
ShoeGetSize: A caregiver in the medical field is not called a maid or a servant. They aren't paid minimum wage because they are providing a highly specialised service for a vulnerable type of patient
I agree. They are not called maids in the medical field. But what will you call this kind of Caregiver (outside medical field) if its in Nigeria
sunsweet33: Caregiver is auxiliary nurse now…how maids and servants take enter the matter
Caregivers do chores of their clients when assigned to one. In the hospital setting, you may equate them to auxiliary nurses in Nigeria. But when the caregivers do the work at the home of their clients, you can say it is equivalent to a 'maid's' job in Nigeria.
Notice that the deceased has been with this elderly woman for over 5 months she moved to the UK. Likely she was employed by a health agency, but that her work with one woman (probably in her house) is equivalent to a maid's task in Nigeria. I don't mean to denigrate the job of a Caregiver nor a maid, I just wanted to simplify it for the question the guy asked.
Check out this video, that lady is a Caregiver (abroad), what profession will you consider her if it's in Nigeria for easier understanding
judatech: Nigerian lawyer...care-giver for Yankee... 5 years of schooling in Nigeria... What's a caregiver called in Nigeria Abeg? Nigeria happened to her!
CapitalLens: FCT MINISTER RECEIVES BELGIAN AMBASSADOR TO NIGERIA
...HOLD MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL DISCUSSIONS
FCT Minister, Barrister Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, on Wednesday, 6th March 2024 played host to the Belgian Ambassador to Nigeria, HE Pieter Leenknegt in his office.
In discussions that were of mutual benefit to both parties, the Minister gave assurances on the completion of the Abuja light rail and sought for collaboration with Belgium in the areas of security and agriculture amongst others.
Below are photographs of the event courtesy of the Press Unit, Office of the Minister.
Watianoengineer: Make Obidients pity this man and donate money for him to buy clothes. How can you be wearing one cloth everyday and want to be Nigerian president? It's really Shameful indeed. Only God knows if he even bath at all.
I don't regret voting for President Tinubu over this man.
Are the cloths always clean?
If so then you shoukdbt be worried about which clean cloth anybody wears.
Brownemeka: Oga your'ar wrong... He'll sell based on cost of production.... the goods have been sold based on what it cost Him to produce them... next once will also be sold based on current market prices...
But view it this way with open mind and honesty
Assuming this is the only product the seller has
If he sells at the price he first proposed and cannot produce similar product (with current inflation)then he will go bankrupt!
If the buyer thinks he can get same produce at similar price elsewhere, he can take his money and go buy same product elsewhere, rather than leading a man to bankruptcy (in current economic situation)
I suggest both come to an agreement
Another assumption (using electronic product e.g. TV).
Had it been the buyer bought a TV from this seller, and upon reaching his house within 2 hours, the TV doesn't function. Would he keep the TV or take it back to the seller for refund?
Nigeria's situation is not easy for anyone. But this artisan should be supported rather than cheated. He doesn't produce thise steels/rods. And the prices of steels are going higher daily.
Note, fraud should be discouraged as well as exploitation of people.
People's take on this issue would be different depending on the product, e.g. if it was food stuffs, the buyer should have his product.
Gistmedia10: A Nigerian man was left stunned after being slapped with an unexpected N400,000 surcharge just two hours after purchasing 10 doors for N1.6 million, sparking a heated quarrel with the seller. The sudden hike, attributed to the economic challenges facing Nigeria, escalated into a tense confrontation between the buyer and the store staff.
The buyer, who had already paid for the doors at the initial price, returned to the store for pickup only to be informed of the shocking price surge. "I couldn't believe it. The seller demanded 25% (N400k) more, citing the economic situation," expressed the buyer, visibly upset by the unexpected demand.