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@bolloloh wetin u dey protest Are u part of the panel and did u know the criterion for selection!! U just the voice fire since.....baba use ur number 6,Psc job na ur birthright ne wey be say as u no get am u want block our ears!!!! Tar lost make people see road

Any1 with info on wic of the dailies the list will be published on and when?

u have my mtn I supose

@josh I try ur number tire yesterday man!! Wots good na!! Congrats

@bolloloh its an error cos ur name wasn't on it Gues it wudn't have been if ur name was on da list!!!

Every disappointment is a blessing,its not a do or die affair...let's not be selfish let's celebrate with the successful once's so that our turn can come soon

Praise be to God

Akachukwu diya•••Y worry?? If u make it to the list thank God if u don't still thank God and press on!! I tire as person fit get sleepless night for this matter...hmmmmm abeg ooo make una take am easy!!

Which of the papers bro??

Senator Gyang Pwajok has revealed why Nigerian police stations usually complain of lacks that seem ridiculous. You might have heard complains about lack of money to fuel patrol vehicles, or buy stationery. The Senator puts the blame on the fact that some police formations are run on less than N2,000 per day.
The senator representing PDP, Plateau north said the police force was so “grossly under-funded that some divisions and stations do not even get that paltry sum”.
Pwajok, who was reacting to allegations that the force was performing below expectation, said the inadequate funding forced officers to rely on individual monies or support from state or local governments.
“In the 2013 budget, for instance, the police force has a total vote of N300 billion. Of that amount, N293 billion is for recurrent expenditure like salaries for the more than 400,000 police personnel,” he said.
“It is from the balance of between N8 billion that the 1,115 police divisions, 5,515 police stations and 5,000 police posts are run. Most of such formations do not even get anything at all and that is why they do not have crime diaries, stationery or even Biros.
“I think we have the qualified personnel to do the job, but the Nigerian system has failed the force because we do not give them what they require to excel.
“A police station is expected to source intelligence report and ensure effective communication between teams on the field and those in the offices. The station officer is also expected to get informants and fund them. He is also expected to ensure the smooth and speedy movement of men and materials from one point of need to the other. No one can do that on N2,000.’’
Pwajok pointed out that the police force was statutorily expected to safeguard the nation, but lamented that it was “the least funded of the security outfits”.
“The office of the National Security Adviser has about 100 advisory officers, but it has a vote of N100 billion in the 2013 budget. The police force is wider but is not considered for such effective funding.”
“From the 2013 budget, the nation spends an average of N1.6 million annually on a soldier, N9.8 million on a sailor and N7.1 million on an air force man or woman, but spends N0.078 million per police personnel.
“In effect, the running cost of each naval staff is equal to that of 12 policemen, while each airman is nine times as important as a policeman,’’ he said.


He decried a situation where states and local governments had to “fill in the gap”. He therefore urged the Federal Government to fund the police force to enable it handle internal insurgencies “so as to free the military to handle external aggression”.
“We must finance the police to do their work and regain the respect of the public because the impression one gets is that the police cannot handle any crisis and that is not the case.
“We must also strive to ensure that only very serious crises attract the military because soldiers must not be allowed to be a common and permanent feature of our streets since they are not a civil force,” he said.
He pointed out that the military was the last line of defence while the police was the first line of security, and stressed the need to reserve the military for only such serious situations.
“We have to avoid a situation where we rely on our last line of defence over the slightest disagreement,” he said.
Pwajok also lamented that 34 states had military men on their streets over one form of violence or the other, and described the situation as “not normal”.
He also said that there should be a blueprint for the withdrawal of soldiers from crises-ridden areas after the violence there had abated.
“There doesn’t appear to be any plan for the steady disengagement of the soldiers from the streets because the constitution did not even envisage any particular permanent role for soldiers in domestic affairs,” he added.
“The best way out is to return the military to the barracks immediately there is some semblance of stability to allow the police to manage the peace because the revered role of the soldiers is being compromised when they stay for so long among civilians.”
Pwajok suggested the restructuring of the internal security system to give some constitutional openings for community policing to provide strong support for, and ease the job of the regular federal police force.
“I think that such restructuring is crucial to contain current attacks in the rural areas because they are always carried out at midnight when people are asleep,” he noted.

jzado: To all members of this group. I&my family
uses this medium to say thank you
for ur 1ness. Happy
Easter to you all and your homes. We pray
that this season of death and rising of Christ
to Heavenly thrown brings Joy and
refreshment to your businesses, homes
and lives. Once again Happy Easter to You
all. ASP Isado

Asp josh we hail u pass na ernest the holla u!!! Barka the easter

Oya na another round of speculations I hope this 1 no go pass 2weeks ooo

Am under same tree wia u guys @?

@dillions I feel u joor!! If u collect N5000 card how much the person wey send u compute the list want collect

@obitriac will u judge for God!!

M.J me nor insult u..

that's my problem with some people here making baseless assupmtions,pray to God and forget about beefing people with connect and all that cos this na normal recruitment ooo,people wey no write the so called CBT come for physical and health screening.. So quit beefing and face ur matter.blind man the talk say eye the smell

M.j calm down na,u dan nearly make me get cardiac arrest now

@copeland

@Femtab1 I personally collected numbers from the guys that did our medical test and it has been concluded long before now.

Call a spade a spade people..let's always work in tune with reality&not fantacies

:DHahahahahaha

Mrs. Rose Uzoma
By SaharaReporters, New York
The Comptroller General of Nigeria Immigration Service, Mrs. Rose Uzoma, has been retired from service.
Her retirement followed the recruitment scandal that rocked the Service in the last few weeks. The controversial recruitment, in which she was accused of favouring people from her region, had since been cancelled by the Minister of Interior, Mr. Abba Moro.
Saharareporters learnt today that a strong petition was forwarded to President Goodluck Jonathan from the supervising minister, part of the petition read :
"The most recent posting of Men and Officers of the Service in which due process was initially followed with all required parties involved, including the Minister of Internal Affairs Mr. Abba Moro has been reversed by the comptroller.
Three weeks after the resumptions/reporting to their new beats, the CG of Immigration unilaterally prepared an impromptu circular (without the knowledge of the Minister of Internal Affairs and other stakeholders) to remove some of the newly posted officers and replace them with her loyalists.
An example is the Festac Passport Office in Lagos where there was an open confrontation between the newly posted officer (on the actual posting) and another officer (from Mrs. Uzoma list) was created on Thursday 10th of January, 2013."
Today's "retirement" was saving grace, as Mrs. Uzoma was asked to resign which she did.
Moro had issued a statement saying the former NIS boss had been allowed to go on her terminal leave.

OLUWA IS INVOLVED!!

@aluta,rexfada did nothing extraordinary cos since av been going through this thread noting factual has been stated all na mere speculations,rexfada is a first time offender

Good a.m officers of the law to be,what's the way forward?

@ABRESPECT tanx

Hmmmm!! My question no get to do with grey hair ooo,or age ma guy if na dat 1 I nor get issue was going tru the POLICE ACT and saw something that's y I asked hoping to get a resonable answer anyways!!! I REST MA CASE

Pls who knows our retirement rank?? I mean for specialist is dia a limitation on rank to be attained before retirement??

@mj