Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump's Education Secretary Just Stuck It To Obama Shaking Things Up Bigly by davidif: 9:46am On Jul 22, 2017 |
Lucasbalo: Don't mind the charlatan spouting garbage he got from racist right wing blogs. What do the OP know about education America?. Devoes is the worst Secretary of Education in American history. She bought her way to the post by her family donation million $ to Trump's campaign. You dey mind am? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ghanaian Prostitute Confesses To Killing 100 Men And Rendering 70 Impotent by davidif: 9:29am On Jul 22, 2017*. Modified: 9:16pm On Jul 22, 2017 |
whirlwind7: Her narrative is vague at most.
The sort of half baked stories we get fed nowadays in the name of news can be irritating. A decent outfit would have at least investigated some of her claims before releasing this piece of trash. She said 100. At least confirm about 10% of the identities of her victims who died mysteriously, and speak with some of the living ones who had become impotent, then the story would have a level of credibility.
I mean, it was prostitution, something that is obtainable worldwide. I'm not blaming her victims (if there were any) Just can't accept the story at face value, without some compelling factors.
Africa the dark continent. Guy, you do know this is African journalism you are talking about right? Abi you thought you were reading from the Wall Street Journal?? Hahaha
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Business › Re: Jack Ma Visits Africa With 38 Other Billionaires by davidif: 9:23am On Jul 22, 2017 |
humilitypays: The problem Nigerian youth entrepreneurs are facing is lack of funding for their ingenuity business ideas. Many Nigerian youths have awesome business ideas that will change Nigeria and the world, but most of these ideas die in their bedrooms due to lack of seed fund to bring the ideas to reality.
This is where Nigerian billionaires and millionaires need to invest in; angel investment....helping to fund rare and wonderful business ideas of Nigerian youths...we need a platform for that purpose.... A crowdfunding platform to pull resources together to fund viable and ingenuity business ideas of Nigerian youths...Seun you can use Nairaland to start this entrepreneurship revolution in Nigeria.
Jack Ma only brought this idea, a Japanese business man saw future in his idea and pumped in money and today, alibaba group is taking over global trade and may soon overtake Facebook and Google in income generation because they are rendering forever services. Well thats the job of private equity and venture capital firms: to invest money in start up companies. Also while you are at it, go and beg Emiefiele to reduce interest rates so that Nigerians can afford to take loans from banks. Current interest rates are prohibitive. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin Orders Unmarried Youths To Choose Each Other by davidif: 2:59am On Jul 22, 2017 |
lalasticlala: Pastor: They Chop you and go
Pastor: How many don chop you and go?
Lady: So many Sir
Lwkmh What a funny & dramatic video
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Christianity Etc › Re: Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin Orders Unmarried Youths To Choose Each Other by davidif: 2:50am On Jul 22, 2017 |
gmaribel:

Chai lwkmd
Hey you come out.... Where is your husband?
I am not married sir
You are not married . Yes sir
Ok....you are not married hmm....hnmm wait for me.
Have you seen any man you like here.
Yes sir
When do you want to marry
Today sir . I couldn't finish watching the video because I can die of laughter 
Loooools I am dead  |
Crime › Re: Badoo Kills Lovers At Ojodu Berger by davidif: 2:17am On Jul 22, 2017 |
This is why we should have local police. It's people in that live in the area who know best how to protect the people and know where the criminals stay. |
Sports › Re: Chelsea Signs Morata From Real Madrid For A Club Record Fee Of £70m by davidif: 1:59am On Jul 22, 2017 |
70 million pounds for a guy who has only had maybe one or two good seasons? Wow! The market has been truly broken. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 1:50am On Jul 22, 2017 |
engineerboat: Mr man you only quote a fragment of my statement why not quote all.
State police in Nigeria current political set-up is a no no
Even a small child knows that.
You can call me whatever pleases you. That does not reduce my stand period Ok since you dont like state police then why not go one better and push for local police or are you one of those types that only knows how to criticize new ideas but can't offer any new ideas besides the tired old ineffective status quo? |
Politics › Re: Monica Ambrose For Nigerian President In 2019 (Photos) by davidif: 8:30pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
Warship: We are talking of Restructuring or Disintegration, this one in Netherlands is talking about the same thing politicians do say every 4 years Disintegration would be the worst thing to ever happen to this country. You are talking about probably the biggest geopolitical crisis in African history. |
Politics › Re: Do You Know Who Your Local Government Chairman Is? by davidif: 8:25pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
NwaforIgbo: Of course I know mine and I even know the budget we hoy for 2017 His name is Lewis Obianyi he is the chairman of Ukwa East LGA in Abia State. Ukwa East house of rep member is Hon. Paul Taribo. Our budget for the year is just a 100 million Have you spoken to him before and do you know what it is spent on. Do you also have town hall meetings with your local representatives to discuss the issues? That's called civic engagement. |
Politics › Re: Do You Know Who Your Local Government Chairman Is? by davidif: 8:21pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
babasoji: So Lagos is going to be shut down most of tomorrow due to the Local Government elections holding. The participation rates for the Presidential and State elections in 2015 were 29% and 21% respectively...only God knows what tomorrow's elections hold.
Our question is do you even know who your Local Government Chairman is.
https://twitter.com/amore_nigeria/status/888289625277648896 Better question is have you spoken to him before or do you know your LGA budget is? Do you also have town hall meetings with your local representatives to discuss the issues. |
Politics › Re: Do You Know Who Your Local Government Chairman Is? by davidif: 8:19pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Do You Know Who Your Local Government Chairman Is? by davidif: 8:18pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 8:17pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
naijagobetter: so they work for free And no incentives?? Lol.... With the way things are in this country trust me they will help themselves. Monkey dey work baboon dey chop Nope. You pay them a salary according to your budget. When it comes to corruption, that's why you have a board that oversees the police dept and make the head of police elected by the people making them accountable to the people. You can't steal from people and expect them to vote for you at the ballot. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 8:08pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
YelloweWest: We are simply not there yet. Really check..
Eg a 70 woman was disgraced for having sex with a younger man some days ago While the 39yearold French president is married to a woman who is just 4 years younger...
Nigeria is just not ready now. The best way for someone to grow is to give them responsibility. You can't keep carrying the baby the rest of your life. At some time you have to put them on the ground and let them figure it out themselves. #letthebabywalk. |
Politics › Re: Do You Know Who Your Local Government Chairman Is? by davidif: 8:04pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
Kevsman: LGA chairmen? some of us don't even know our deputy governors.. Lolzz That's why it's annoying when they always end up blaming Buhari or the North for all of Nigeria's problems. |
Politics › Re: Do You Know Who Your Local Government Chairman Is? by davidif: 8:02pm On Jul 21, 2017*. Modified: 1:51am On Jul 22, 2017 |
babasoji: So Lagos is going to be shut down most of tomorrow due to the Local Government elections holding. The participation rates for the Presidential and State elections in 2015 were 29% and 21% respectively...only God knows what tomorrow's elections hold.
Our question is do you even know who your Local Government Chairman is.
https://twitter.com/amore_nigeria/status/888289625277648896 Gbam!!! Excellent post. Better question would be so do they know their local representatives in the state house of assembly or at the federal level? |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 3:56pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
YelloweWest: Nigerian is not France. It doesn't have to be to have a non partisan state wide election for the supritendent of police. |
Family › Re: Oldest Woman In Rivers State Dies At The Age Of 134 (Photo) by davidif: 9:27am On Jul 21, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 9:18am On Jul 21, 2017 |
YelloweWest: Such election will be rigged by the governors! We are talking non-partisan elections here. In other words they must not run under any party or be a member of any party to run for the position. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 9:16am On Jul 21, 2017 |
PDPGuy: Election of an LG head officer (or Area commander) would bring unnecessary acrimony within the ranks of the Nigeria Police Force.
But I believe that the Local Government Councils could exercise effective oversight over the local police formations within their domain. For instance, the Area commanders and DPOs could be required, by law, to brief LG councillors on police activities and the general security situation in the LG. Ditto for the CP to the House of Assembly. What I am saying is that there should be no Nigerian police force anymore. Policing should be localized with the state over seeing them. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 9:14am On Jul 21, 2017 |
naijagobetter: A good development, what worries me is the funding and the would-be police salary and allowances, #18,000 minimum wage that many states cant pay, am afraid they wil have to get their salary from bribes extortions etc. From folks. And during campaigns/election, God help the opposition/rival. This police men don't have to be full time police men you know? They can have other jobs and businesses as long as they disclose it before hand. If they don't and they are caught then it's a fireable offense with possible jail time. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 9:12am On Jul 21, 2017*. Modified: 1:43am On Jul 22, 2017 |
engineerboat: Nothing bad in state police. But Nigeria is not ripe for stare police Then when will it ever be? Aren't you people tired of mediocrity? You complain that the police force cannot protect people from cattle herders yet when they offer changes you complain that it won't work. When will you people stop being afraid of taking risks and making changes instead of the tired old tropes "Nigeria is not ready for state police", "the governor's would use them as their personal army" blah blah blah. A highly trained localized police force accountable to the people in the community is the best way to ensure the security of the people not some distant, inefficient, hyper corrupt police force far off in Abuja that is only accountable to the federal govt. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 9:05am On Jul 21, 2017 |
Optional2: the ones we elected what happened to them, they rigged the election and pick they own candidate. Tell me what state in Nigeria are police commissioners elected by the people?? |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 9:03am On Jul 21, 2017 |
alid8788: the problem of Nigeria is state governors. the problem of this country is not because anyone is marginalising anyone, the federal government is not the problem of Nigeria. if federal government allow state governors to have state police ( tugs) then we are finished. we are always looking on to USA, forgetting that 1776and 1960 is not the same. just because USA has state police, Nigeria want state police. with the type of mindset our governors have, and their level of corruption, given them police is giving them power to kill us more. what benefit will state get if they have state police? these governors don't have anything good for the masses. may God save naija First of all America was not always this advanced and back then just like today policing was left to the local communities with the head of police usually elected by the people. Secondly, when the British were still in charge, we had local police and it worked. Thirdly to stop police doing the bidding of the governor, you make the police commissioner elected by the people and not the state governor. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 8:59am On Jul 21, 2017 |
Isahalbash: Imagine a Hausa man arrested in Southeast by state police along with an Igbo man with same offence, who do you think would receive pardon and get jail sentence respectively? First of all, a police man has no right to sentence anyone to prison that's the job of the courts. The police man's job is to arrest. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 8:57am On Jul 21, 2017*. Modified: 1:54am On Jul 22, 2017 |
Iamsammy: it Neva work day way man, indirectly Lagos is running a state police. Every personnel from mopol 49 and counter terrorist unit collect allowance from Lagos every month, u Don ever see ambode intimidate any1 with police, let's b positive for once plz Gbam!! Don't mind Nigerians and their scare mongering. Them too dey fear Wetin dem never see. When you bring up a new idea They always shoot it down. Saying it will never work in Nigeria as if the status quo is working. In other to progress in life, one has to be willing to take risks and not stay in the same place for great that it won't work out. Almost every time I am on nairaland bring up new ideas it's always the same push back "it won't work in nigeria", "Nigeria is not yanki" or "Nigerians are too tribalistic" etc. But if you tell them to bring there own ideas they can't even think of anything. Fear mongering does not always lead to good policy. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 8:51am On Jul 21, 2017 |
nnokwa042: state police is not good for we Igbo's, if musibau stole from me in Lagos or umaru attack me with dagger in kano state who will I report to? thier brothers in uniform? God forbid I no support state police oooh The state police force do not have to be from that state they just have to be accountable to the people from that state. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 8:49am On Jul 21, 2017 |
nabiz: don't you known that necessity is the mother of invention. Let every state contcontrol their resources and check out the rate of growth this country will experience with a very short period. The truth is that some state will be richer than other but in long run Nigeria will be great, and you will see a genieu love in this country. Do you think for instance Anambara state will watch a state like borno to suffer without giving them aid. Abi o! The only way for a child to learn how to walk is to allow them to walk by themselves. They might fall a couple of times but you have to allow them till they figure it out. The best way for someone to grow up is to give them responsibility. That's why they need to cut off allocations asap, get rid of all this excessive states (and of LGA's) that we have by merging them.into regions. Then force them to stand on their own. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 8:43am On Jul 21, 2017 |
PDPGuy: The points you've raised are the reasons why I prefer a decentralization of the Police Force. I'll put forth the following suggestions:
- The governors, who are constitutionally recognized as the chief security officers of their states, should have statutory authority to deploy officers in any part the state in the event of a total breakdown of law and order.
- The State commissioners of police and the serving DPOs should be answerable to the state houses of assembly. The commissioner of police shall be required to brief the Houses of Assembly at least thrice in 12 months on the general security situation of the state.
- A police commissioner and/or DPO can be removed from office by a 2/3 vote of the House of Assembly.
- A state shall be responsible for no less than 30% of the funding for police formations within the state. And such funding shall be by way of first line charge from the consolidated revenue fund.
- The federal government shall still be responsible for training officers.
- Only officers who are residents of their states (i.e. have served in that state for no less than 5 years) should be considered for the CP, DCP and ACP positions. Actually a better model would be a local police force instead of a state police force with the local head of police elected by the people in the community and with all of the conditions you states above. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 8:40am On Jul 21, 2017*. Modified: 3:57pm On Jul 21, 2017 |
cristianisraeli: governors looking for ways to continue their dictatorship..restructure this police we have now b4 thinking of a police u can command to do ur biding..nigeria is not ripe enough for state police.the governors will abuse it Then make the police commissioner role electible by the people every four years instead of being appointed by the governor. |
Politics › Re: Governors Forum Set Up Committee For State Police by davidif: 8:38am On Jul 21, 2017 |
connectpoint: it will turn state wars.. leave d grey headed buffons Wrong! The current model is broken. What we need is a localized police force where the chief of police is voted by the people not appointed by the governor. |