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PoliticsRe: Patience Jonathan's Health Update: Illness Started In Dubai by CyberG: 6:37am On Sep 04, 2012
This is how Yaradua's spin machine lied and lied until they man dried like crayfish...clearly some bootlickers have no sense! They are just like lobotomized monkeys...all they do is cassette. SR is much more credible than the lapdog barking all over this thread...lol. One day go be one day...monkey go go market and he no go return! grin grin
PoliticsRe: State Police Force Structure: Suggestions And Comments Wanted by CyberG: 1:14am On Sep 04, 2012
ypzilanti: The arguments in the public domain against the creation of a state police force are mostly intellectually lazy.

If we all agree that the federal police force is incapable of providing a befitting security apparatus for Nigerians, we should endeavor to propound solutions to the main bone of contention against creating a state police force: the control of a coercive force by power drunk governors. Some have also raised the spectreof ethnic cleansing and victimization by a tribal police force.

Here are my suggestions:

[b]1. [b]All State police forces will not exceed 60 percent ethnic indigenes of the state. 40 percent should be allocated to other tribes that reside in the state. All must however have been resident in the state for over 10 years.

2. Creation of state police should not be automatic, but states can apply to a Federal Police Commission that will approve after inspecting up to date training facilities, police stations, and recruited staff. States will only be allowed to employ into the police after approval from the Federal Police Commission. All subsequent recruitment will be applied for and approved by the Federal Authorities.

3. The Federal Police Commission will issue the weapons and badges that will be used by state police. All badges and guns will be serially numbered and specifically assigned to defined recruited officers. If your weapon is used for a crime, it can therefore be immediately tracked to the officer in question as the commission will have ballistic records of all guns.

4.There will be a federal Police Commission complaints office in every state capital, which will handle issues of concern and complaints by the public.The federal Police commission will have the power to investigate and prosecute offending officers. They will also have the power to put state officers on administrative leave and seize their weapon and badge during ongoing investigations.

5.No state police official will be allowed to wear uniform on election day. It will be made a serious federal crime.

6.Application for State Police creation will be via the state attorney General who will also be in charge of the creation of the state police structure with the approval of the State governor.

7. The State chief of police is also answerable to the Federal Police commission, and can be dismissed administratively for gross misconduct by the Federal Police commission in the state, or politically by the State governor, with a majority support in the state house.
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This is my suggestion. I welcome objective critics and also more opinions.
Why 60%? That percentage is too small and should be something like 90% and the 10% would be reserved for highly trained forensic and investigative personnel, scientists, fingerprint analysts, policy analysts, MSc, Ph.Ds. These people will have no command duties but keep things going only in the background and be paid a good salary. It might be hard to have people like this meet 10 years residency but not less than 7 years. Minorities are preferred and they will have no part in hiring of personnel lest favouritism and nepotism takes root.
Foreign AffairsRe: Mitt Romney Vast Business Experience (Video) by CyberG: 12:27am On Sep 04, 2012
LOL...see finishing! Romney is a joke...like Jonathan!
PoliticsRe: Igbo Leaders Agree With Yoruba Leaders On Regional Autonomy - North Disagrees by CyberG: 7:39am On Sep 03, 2012
9ja voice: The North is against regional government,
against state police,
against national conference,
against autonomy,
what do they want

the north supports:
- supports sharianazation
- supports dominance
- supports religious intolerance
- supports marginalization
- supports backwardness.

why are we still here as one country. lets put this nation into pieces.
as for me i want total breakup with this backward north.
What you want as a person is immaterial if NO ONE buys into your ideas. In fact, you will need millions of people to agree with you before any progress otherwise, all this posturing is wasting time. Oh, there's no reasonable person who will follow the ideas of a man who wants to break a "nation into pieces". How are you going to do that or you think it is like a glass dish you can just smash on the floor? You need to think first, and provide a detailed vision on your plans otherwise, you will only become frustrated, grow old and die and Nigeria will still be there!
PoliticsRe: Igbo Leaders Agree With Yoruba Leaders On Regional Autonomy - North Disagrees by CyberG: 7:34am On Sep 03, 2012
9ja voice: That is why i wonder why the Southwest ACN continue to relate and trying to merge with buhari CPC.
Both leader's of the party has different intentions on how to run the nation. so why the merge?

its much better for the south to unite than acn merging with cpc.
we will come back here after 7yrs to cry had we known.

look at buhari stand. as backward as Nigeria yet these guy buhari tend to support his regional dominance than national progress.
nonsense
Your suggestion is a bit naive. It is not the prerogative of ACN or CPC to change Nigeria's political structure but the elected leadership at the national level. Do you think PDP that have not even tarred roads, fixed power, etc will make such a move? Your guess is as good as mine. In fact, do you know since Nigerians have been shouting and keep shouting and talking while you actively do nothing, what will PDP (majority at the national level) do? Of course, steal more money while doing NOTHING! So, relating with a major party bloc and explore multiple approaches to influence national direction is bad in your opinion? You think you at your small age is wiser than those people who are exploring ways to change the national direction? Well, I suggest you first win a state governorship election and then you can criticize people who are at least exploring ways to change the direction and speed at which this country is sliding into debt, insecurity, etc.
PoliticsRe: The Family Bond Between The Igala And Igbos. Historical Fact by CyberG: 8:37pm On Sep 02, 2012
LOL @ wetin oil go cause for Naija! This is another reason why it's impossible to divide any place until people cease to exist there! grin grin
PoliticsRe: Islam & Non-oil Exports: If True, Then There Is No Way Nigeria Will Stay One. by CyberG: 6:03pm On Sep 02, 2012
Please no tribalism attacks on the OP, just state the facts and move on. One things is sure, religious intolerance among others is the gospel of the OP who sits somewhere in the developed world and plots ruin for Nigeria. One thing is sure: Nigeria's only way is to work hard to perfect its nationhood. This will take sometime but steady and above-average progress is what is required. The people who are ONLY ALWAYS plotting break-up (not unity, not progress) based on religious intolerance will of course will never live to see it.
PoliticsRe: Orient Petroleum Oil Blocks Are also In Igga, Enugu, Not Anambra As They Claim by CyberG: 4:01pm On Sep 02, 2012
[quote author=ndu_chucks]After further analysis, we can conclusively state that oil block OPL915 covers the following states:Anambra, Kogi, and Enugu while OPL916 covers Anambra, Edo, Delta, Enugu, and Kogi.    shocked[/quote]Didn't you see that before? As someone who know quite a bit of Nigeria's geography I had to consult 2-3 maps and it is obvious that OPL 915, 916 intersects multiple state boundaries. Those may not look like a lot of area in these maps but may be several square kilometers. Nonetheless, the size is irrelevant in as much as there's some intersection. At least Akwa Ibom, Sokoto or Oyo is not claiming any intersection with the oil wells. In the circumstance, it is sensible to estimate the size of each state's contribution to the OPL and remunerate accordingly. Of course, the company will not do this directly as the revenue is supposed to be paid to the FGN who will share a larger amount to the areas the resource was obtained.
PoliticsRe: Meet Victor Olisa, Nigerian-born First Black London Met Police Chief by CyberG: 2:37am On Sep 02, 2012
Nice one!
PoliticsWhere Is Alh Hareem? by CyberG(op): 2:28am On Sep 02, 2012
I have been wondering about Alhaji Hareem, where is he and hope he is fine? If you are, just tell us you are fine.

Mods, he used to be very active in "Politics" section and you may move the thread to a preferable place if necessary.
PoliticsRe: Shame On NL Moderators For Promoting Bigotry Of Ibos by CyberG: 7:12pm On Sep 01, 2012
van bonattel: CyberG just threw in a bad one, and was thrown out, hahahahah
You missed something, I think some glitch occurred. See moderator comments. Please don't drag me into an issue we are only both spectators.
PoliticsRe: Shame On NL Moderators For Promoting Bigotry Of Ibos by CyberG: 6:49pm On Sep 01, 2012
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PoliticsRe: Yoruba Demand Regional Autonomy, State Police by CyberG: 3:32pm On Sep 01, 2012
pazienza: Biafra didn't fail because of the yorubas joining the abokis,biafra failed because of a lot of things. And one of them is the minorities joining the north,so don't speak like you are a saint.
No they didn't join the north, they protected their own interest, a legal interest. Not a criminal one and it was well within their right to do so but the people who assume they are smarter than minorities were smitten and are still crying genocide till tomorrow.
PoliticsRe: Yoruba Demand Regional Autonomy, State Police by CyberG: 3:29pm On Sep 01, 2012
ACM10: These guys are buncha jokers! If they could list all these demands below,

The meeting also listed the demand of the Yoruba, including the adoption of a parliamentary system, regional and state police, establishment of a Constitutional Court with jurisdiction over inter-governmental cases and petitions from elections to the National Assembly, open ballot system, Yoruba anthem and flag, state police, return to parliamentary system, abolition of the Land Use Decree, regional constitutions and role for traditional rulers. 

why can't they be bold to demand for disintegration? You see why we call Yorubas cowards? They can never take a stand on hot issues. Their stand is almost always open to different interpretations. What sort of true federalism is this? This is first step to disintegration. Their demand has all the elements of confederalism. Nigerian government that is jealously guarding the unity of this entity can never bring up their demand for deliberation. Bloody jokes!
What is your problem with what they demanded? They are not there to demand what you want to better go stand on your own to make your own demands. Thinking like this is what caused Ojukwu to kill 3 M ibos assuming that other people are there for his own purpose. Lolz
PoliticsRe: Full Documentary On Nigerians Jailed In China ! (Video) by CyberG: 8:53am On Sep 01, 2012
warrior01: And the so called nairaland moderators left this for the world to see. Shame on you all
Does the world not know before? So you want Nigerians to cover ibo criminality so they can think we are all the same? No, ibos are the criminals and there's no reason hiding an open secret!
CrimeRe: Nigerian Worker Nabbed For Posing As Assassin To Kill His Korean Boss by CyberG: 8:10am On Sep 01, 2012
hardywaltz: CyberG don't u get tired of tribalism, can't u use ur GOD given brain to do something else which is more profitable. Something tells me the owner of the cyber cafe u work is an Ibo person, so this ur way of getting back @ him for bossinng u around.
LOL...so you leave the ibo coward who could not even rob face to face to attack me? Abeg, face front and park well! Did you see ibos attacking everywhere? But when someone respond, you say why should he respond? I say park well abegi! cool cool
PoliticsRe: Kogi Claims Ownership Of Anambra's Oil Wells by CyberG: 8:07am On Sep 01, 2012
[quote author=Mr. Globe]this response is capable of causing heart attack on CyberG. let me wait for his clownish comeback (since he will be foolish enough to reply)[/quote]For where? You think CyberG is like that ojukwu that wore a g-string before legging it to Abidjan? I am here to treat your fuc.k up. cool cool cool
PoliticsRe: Kogi Claims Ownership Of Anambra's Oil Wells by CyberG: 8:05am On Sep 01, 2012
[quote author=Ejiné]Do yourself a favour and refrain from dabbling in issues you're clearly clueless about. It makes you look dumber than you already are.

And if you weren't so mooronic, you would've realized this junk you just typed up here was only suitable for like-minded illiterates like yourself.

To put you out of your misery, I am an indigene of Delta State, Ndokwa to be precise - and I proudly wear my Igbo identity like my most priced possession. The Delta North is as raw an Igbo community as it gets, and no fictitious junk from dumb, clueless moorons in an internet forum would ever change that in a million years.

Just to show the self-contradicting idiiocy you proudly showcase: If no region in Delta is Igbo, could you be kind enough to tell us where Chukwuma 'Kaduna' Nzeogwu hailed from?

I think you and the rest of your cowardly kinsmen should stick to begging the North not to secede, as that's all you're good at, and refrain from speaking so foolishly regarding an ethnic nation you clearly know nothing about.[/quote]I maintain that because your ibo fathers went to the Mid West to earn their daily bread does not make them SS, that is why ibos are in SE. Who cares if you wear your iboness on your gay ass? And to imagine a loser like you went to the Great Obafemi Awolowo University? In the school named after the great sage? I bet you were just a dummy anyway, and finished with a crappy 5th class? I wonder how they did not rush you and beat you to extinction at one of those congresses in Amphi! ibos are dirty? ibos are cowards? Enlighten us!
PoliticsRe: Kogi Claims Ownership Of Anambra's Oil Wells by CyberG: 8:01am On Sep 01, 2012
Revolva: Now I know many nmairalamnders are fools -why is it so painful that the oil will be shared with the igalas and anambra man here on nairaland are angry - face fact jare chief emeka anyaoku is a very enlighten man and truthful not like some idiots like mr.globes and some isi ewu here pot belle tribalist- do you know I as an igala ibaji indigene have igbo relatives --now you see we intermarry - greed no good oo people hate what they can't understand - hate what they can't conquer
Too bad you feel pained at some of the responses you are seeing but I am not sure you have read a lot of Nigerian history. Not only Anambaras are angry for almost all the ibos here are mad, look at Zeus.I who is already threatening on how ibos will take Kogi and Igala land, kill and make people ibo slaves. Check, don't take my word for it. However, all this is empty hot air, every dollar made from oil would be sent to the Federal purse where it would be shared and stolen by Nigerians from everywhere. What the Kogi government should get is oil producing status for the 13% derivation, even if only a drop of oil is produced, it is oil producing state.

To the ibo greed, I am surprised anyone is taken aback. However, ibos cannot do anything to anyone in Nigeria, they will only be digging their grave. Iraq tried crap with Kuwait, and Operation Desert Storm was the response. What is ibo? In the last war, they were on their knees begging for food and when the other 349+ peoples of Nigeria come together to treat their long-throat Bleep.up, they will find that they cannot even take one square cm of Ibaji. No mind them, read about the war. In the prelude to the war, their < 10 casualty kill resulted in not less than 30,000 ibos decapitated and killed. Some people claim as high as 700,000! The little ones don't know how war feels like but they will learn soon! Where is my revolver, need to go hunting... grin grin
PoliticsRe: Kogi Claims Ownership Of Anambra's Oil Wells by CyberG: 6:49am On Sep 01, 2012
[quote author=Mr. Globe]so the delta igbos in delta state 'ss' are yorobbers right? you people should consider other foods apart from amala and ewedu, it's affecting your brains![/quote]I think the overdose of human beings flesh has turned you into a mad dog like clifford orji your father....your brains are getting holed in. ibos long throat will lead to their extinction in the next war...no SS claims ibo but ibo will do anything to claim SS, is it by force?
PoliticsRe: Kogi Claims Ownership Of Anambra's Oil Wells by CyberG: 6:28am On Sep 01, 2012
Crayola1: You wouldn't be the same man who said this:


Really to get a lecture from you on tribalism is very rich lmao
pfffft...who cares that you follow my postings? I say it the way I see it and I don't care what you think. Was my post relevant? If it was, why the tripe? You left idio.ts lie Zeus.I who is talking about taking slaves of Igalas and their lands because of oil that belongs to the whole of the country but rather follow my own posts? I know you support your co-tribalists but when the shai.te hits the fan hope you won't be screaming genocide for another 100 years. Just saying...
PoliticsRe: Kogi Claims Ownership Of Anambra's Oil Wells by CyberG: 6:11am On Sep 01, 2012
bashr8: you mentioned south south and am teaching you geaography that igbos are part of south south so if mst throw cheap shots then mention your ethnic group and stop hiding behind region, some of you dont even read the article before you comment like sheeps.
ibos went to work and make money in SS does not make them part of SS. Get that now and stop this pitiful long-throatedness! Otherwise, they will kill you people again and take your property in frustration, is it by force??
PoliticsRe: Kogi Claims Ownership Of Anambra's Oil Wells by CyberG: 6:08am On Sep 01, 2012
bashr8: my friend shut up and name your ethnic group .stop hiding behind south south , igbos are part of south south too mumu
ibos are SE. That ibo man goes to live in PH or Calabar does not make him SS. Okay?? Why are ibos always claiming SS, which ibo state is in SS? Did any other people, claim SE? Why do ibos go to claim SS?? Long throat is the only reason the stock in trade of greedy ibos!
PoliticsRe: Kogi Claims Ownership Of Anambra's Oil Wells by CyberG: 6:05am On Sep 01, 2012
Malawian: if i were to guess, i would say you are delta igbo. I have gone through your posts. Your english is too good to be even yoruba. You are also not exactly against igbo per say. How did i do? And why dont you say where you are from? Do you have something to hide or are you ashamed of your origins?
I think you are cursed with tribalism. You are so bigoted, you knew his tribe from the quality of his spoken English? What has Yoruba got to do with your attempt to coerce him into your tribal dirty pit fight? ibo inferiority complex - simple!

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