Politics › Re: SWAT: Six Things To Know About New Police Unit by Golan007: 10:08am On Oct 14, 2020 |
subcbouy: You can use glasses to decode it. I'd rather throw it in the trash bin where it rightly belongs. |
Politics › Re: SWAT: Six Things To Know About New Police Unit by Golan007: 10:06am On Oct 14, 2020 |
fashrola: Yes definitely, but that doesn't mean the IGP should set up a new unit in just few days, it doesn't make sense
1. Attach more special force to fill in the gap for the mean till everything is ready
2. Draft a new template and policy for the unit
3. Upgrade their training facilities
4. Consult International security outfit for more input
5. Get standard fighting gears and weapons for the unit
6. The unit would only remain in the station until called upon on grave situation the standard policemen cannot handle
7. Get Special Operation vehicle
8. Upgrade their salary, Health Care Scheme, Housing Scheme
9. Yearly upgrade training abroad - To meet up with the new security tackling trends in the world
10. The IGP should step down - He lacks the expertise Everyone is a coach from the sideline. With his credentials and experience , yet you claim he has no expertise.  |
Politics › Re: SWAT: Six Things To Know About New Police Unit by Golan007: 10:05am On Oct 14, 2020 |
subcbouy: Dunces are located northern hemisphere. Can you read what you wrote? |
Celebrities › Re: Don Jazzy Calls For An End To SWAT, Gives Reasons by Golan007: 10:04am On Oct 14, 2020 |
seguntijan: One fact that must never ever be ignored is that you cannot get a police that is better than the citizens of a country.
Same way you cannot get politicians better than the citizen.
The police and politicians are citizens too. You cannot give what you do not have.
You want CHANGE. Good! The question is, do you want to change by COOPERATION or by COERCION.
The British police behave like the British citizens. The American police have the character of the American people.
We cannot have the kind of British Police emerge from the Nigerian character.
Welfare aside. It is a character issue. Does being well remunerated prevent our legislators from dipping their hands in the cookie jar? Exactly why I asked one moniker on this forum from where he expects members of the new SWAT to come from. |
Politics › Re: 70 CSOs Reject Lauretta Onochie’s Appointment As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 7:14am On Oct 14, 2020 |
Afolabimills: I wish I can c u in person n give u a dirty slap u evil soul You cannot read. Slap me indeed. |
Politics › Re: 70 CSOs Reject Lauretta Onochie’s Appointment As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 10:22pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
bakobenjamin198: Here comes the sucker of Buhari shrinked and wrinkled scrotum, let's hail him. But picking the issues one after the other, Sunday Vanguard discovered that the 1999 Constitution is part of the problem. For those accusing President Jonathan of appointing known partisan individuals to the board of INEC, Section 156 of that constitution says no persons shall be qualified to be appointed as a member of INEC if “he is not qualified or if he is disqualified for an election as a member of the House of Representatives†. (See Box on What The Constitution says).
To be a member of the House of Representatives, an individual must belong to a political party and, by extension and implication, to be a member of any of the executive bodies, the person – and in this case INEC – must belong to a political party. When this issue was first raised in 1999, the whimsical explanation even by lawyers then was that the qualification did not relate to membership of a political party but just qualification sans party membership. |
Politics › Re: SWAT: Six Things To Know About New Police Unit by Golan007: 10:05pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
gasparpisciotta: We need genuine, patriotic, and selfless leaders to make things work in Nigeria. While the followers are allowed to be dunces. |
Politics › Re: 70 CSOs Reject Lauretta Onochie’s Appointment As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 10:01pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
[s] Reference: Next it will be Femi Adesina as the next INEC Chairman....then.you folks will be wondering why you encounter so much headwind in governing this country, why citizens donot cooperate with you, why all the forces of failure are cheering you on and why all the indices of life and living in Nigeria is tanking.
Continue stirring up controversy day after day and undermining your credibilily. History is already written. Leadership in its purest, qualitative form is completely lost on this administration. Not a single iota of wisdom, fidelty and equity is applied in any plan or act. Just doing things anyhow.
Failed, moribund administration that insists on completely destroying what is left of the fibre of egalitarianism before its time is up leaving the country in ruins and far worse than it met it. [/s] Rubbish. Lauretta Onochie is eminently qualified to be an INEC Commisioner. |
Politics › Re: 70 CSOs Reject Lauretta Onochie’s Appointment As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 9:19pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
ictplotter: U are the greatest enemy of Buhari and apc. I thought goodluck was clueless, but is cancerous. Just because you don't like someone doesn't make the person ineligible. Try to use your brain. |
Politics › Re: 70 CSOs Reject Lauretta Onochie’s Appointment As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 9:07pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
eddyslim: Just listen to yourself No, I'd rather listen to you. Speak up. |
Politics › Re: 70 CSOs Reject Lauretta Onochie’s Appointment As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 8:30pm On Oct 13, 2020*. Modified: 10:49pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
Just say PDP rejects it. Absolutely nothing they can do about it. She's not a card carrying member of any party but a professional who has carried out her service to the president meritoriously. Modified But picking the issues one after the other, Sunday Vanguard discovered that the 1999 Constitution is part of the problem. For those accusing President Jonathan of appointing known partisan individuals to the board of INEC, Section 156 of that constitution says no persons shall be qualified to be appointed as a member of INEC if “he is not qualified or if he is disqualified for an election as a member of the House of Representatives†. (See Box on What The Constitution says).
To be a member of the House of Representatives, an individual must belong to a political party and, by extension and implication, to be a member of any of the executive bodies, the person – and in this case INEC – must belong to a political party. When this issue was first raised in 1999, the whimsical explanation even by lawyers then was that the qualification did not relate to membership of a political party but just qualification sans party membership. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/06/inec-appointments-and-the-president-errs/amp/ |
Politics › Re: IGP Announces SWAT To Replace Scrapped SARS by Golan007: 8:11pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
obi2eze: Same thing. People should be reasonable enough to know that these people see us as fools.
This is a grand plan to continue the terrorism by the police on innocent citizens while the bandits and criminals are left to thrive.
It's just a vicious cycle of terror and killing of innocent citizens. My people think! SWAT changes nothing. They should employ boy scouts or foreigners. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Lauretta Onochie As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 8:08pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
Bizibi: just go to a corner and support your buhari and his bullshit. E pain am.
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Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Lauretta Onochie As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 6:01pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
lexxwiz: You strike me like someone who won’t also mind if Bola Tinubu is appointed INEC chairman. No we want it to be Peter Obi. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Lauretta Onochie As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 6:00pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
oziamaka: If not for disgusting arslicking job, for what exactly would a qworo chewing brown teeth like an Igbo woman? You now know she's Igbo ? I thought you lot said she was Benue?  |
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Lauretta Onochie As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 5:39pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
lexxwiz: Are you just plain stupiid or you’re feigning it? do you ever just think of the future of your generation? Dude shut up. What is wrong is wrong even if Mandela did it. Shut up Mr man! There is absolutely nothing wrong with Lauretta being an INEC commisioner. There's a worse case of Peter Odili's wife being a supreme court judge. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Lauretta Onochie As INEC Commissioner by Golan007: 5:37pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
amakadlite: That Anochie of anti people, a member of the ruling party that runs her mouth like adulterated kunu. Delta people be ready to submit the state to APC. We love like love like her. |
Politics › Re: Senate Clears 8 Nominees For Appointment As Justices Of The Supreme Court by Golan007: 5:35pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
fergie001: The reps didn't....It only scaled through first reading which isn't open for debate.
It will still go through two very debatable readings...then it will go through same hurdle at the Senate, and then to the President.
This tenure might be over before it even gets through the Senate.
On a personal note, I don't expect it to get passed. Ok. |
Politics › Re: Senate Clears 8 Nominees For Appointment As Justices Of The Supreme Court by Golan007: 5:28pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
Excuzeme: Buhari too wants to PACK THE SUPREME COURT before he leaves office, like DOnald Trump! To Dictators and Despots. Why should we have three Northerners, One South West, One Eaet and One South-South in the Supreme Court? This Zoning SCAM was designed by the Northern Military like Babangida and Abacha, empty land space forming Zones. You mean why should we have 3 southerners and 3 northerners? |
Politics › Re: Senate Clears 8 Nominees For Appointment As Justices Of The Supreme Court by Golan007: 5:22pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Senate Clears 8 Nominees For Appointment As Justices Of The Supreme Court by Golan007: 4:38pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
fergie001: He might wait till next year March when Rhodes-Vivour retires. What's the reason for his retirement? |
Politics › Re: Kolawole Lawal Of APM Defects To APC by Golan007: 4:11pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
[s] Shed4peace: I see a serious revolution coming. and for those of
you doubting, have you read about the Arab spring
and studied how it started? A time is coming when Men/Women will wish they were Nigerians
John Elton prophesied it about forty years ago. In his words which I'll paraphrase. "Nigeria will be known for corruption all over the world. The name Nigeria will be synonymous to corruption. But in a short while, Nigeria will rise again, anyone who lays hold of a Nigerian will say I will go with you...............
Let's keep praying for the ongoing revolution [/s] Stop spamming. |
Politics › Re: Senate Clears 8 Nominees For Appointment As Justices Of The Supreme Court by Golan007: 3:46pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
Chii59: No nominee from South East too. SE already filled. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery, Others Threaten Existing Plants – OPEC by Golan007: 2:46pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
erico2k2: Bro you have got nothing reasonable to say,you are more than welcome to chat to them lot who share same ideas as U Just look at how incoherent you are. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery, Others Threaten Existing Plants – OPEC by Golan007: 2:46pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
FarahAideed: There is a reason why you will always depend on politics money to survive and it's because you are not a big picture man ..The aim of Dangote refinery has already been defeated the moment this year he mad Nigeria his target market ..and with the way OPEC is talking I doubt cash strapped Dangote will be able get that refinery upto 90 percent utilization..siting that refinery is Lagos is another mistake for another day Honestly, I perceive you dropped out of JSS 3 OPEC is suggesting from this thread, that old refineries are going to face challenges because of New refineries such as Dangote's coming on stream and you are here writing rubbish.
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Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery, Others Threaten Existing Plants – OPEC by Golan007: 2:30pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
Contango: @bolded, not directly but indirectly. The dollars will definately flow in albeit at the expense of the countries that will import the mostly white products for as long as they are traded in dollars to hedge against currency volatility. Also, industrialisation will spring up rapidly like in the 60s because of the availability of raw materials from the petrochemical sector, which will decrease and could stop importation of these basic items. You can imagine that we import something as basic as linear alkyl benzene, one of the key ingredients used in the manufacture of detergent...that's if we dont even import the whole detergent. I can't even begin to mention the strategic AKK pipelines, LPG plants, modular refineries, natural gas plants, power generation projects etc that will soon come on stream.
The bottom line is that the key positive trade balance units are gradually falling into place. All we need is a good fiscal regime and/or monetry policies to support the potential industralization. Better write in braille because he is wilfully blind. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery, Others Threaten Existing Plants – OPEC by Golan007: 2:28pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
erico2k2:
All the trash U wrote up there bears nothing relative to what we are talking about on here, you have tried to steer it to the hate 9ja path of which u seem to have realised I ain't party to now you are sounding like a confident illiterate![/s] I'm sure I'm not the only person that has told you how incoherent you are. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery, Others Threaten Existing Plants – OPEC by Golan007: 2:22pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery, Others Threaten Existing Plants – OPEC by Golan007: 2:21pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
erico2k2: you seem to forget outright that the Naira strength is based solely o n US as Nigerians selling our crude not us buying petrol! right? or are you confusing yourself witht the availibility of forex and the actual streghnt of the naira? talking about positivity I laugh, that sounds like something from the school of thought of those who see building a flyover as an achievement I swear down. Just writing gibberish with confidence. Do you even understand the basics of supply and demand? If Mr. A goes to Ouagadougou to buy batik to sell in Ariaria market but suddenly finds he can purchase same quantity and quality of tomatoes in Umuahia: What would happen to his general income? Would he save on: Going to Mompha to buy CFA? Would he save on travelling to Bobo dialaso for meetings and contract signing? What happens to Mompha's dollar sale when his big customer no longer shows up? Would he sell the dollar he had been preserving at the same rate knowing his big customer was coming to mop it up, or would he look to make quick business selling at the lowest but profitable price he can see? Would Mr. A require dollars for conveyance, landing, even bribing? |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery, Others Threaten Existing Plants – OPEC by Golan007: 2:08pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
erico2k2: wel you are saying backers, I call that investors/Creditors,(meaning they cant lose cos he has to pay back.He has been taking money from creditors at current interest %, Don't 4get the creditors are mostly not Nigerians so man no man here.The interest rate varies as per world trade and the price of crude plays a significant role to his means of securing credit as the sole reason he now has to borrow is to build a refinary of whice crude is a primary raw material. Investors a no longer kin to credit the crude oil sector as its way to volatile as at today, my STAy is if 2021 and 2020 continues it will be near imposible for him to secure credit to continue.The #1 cunsumer of crud are the Airlines and they are almost all grounded. The number 1 consumers of crude are not airlines. The common man on the road in Nigeria , day in and day out consumes more fuel than all the airplanes in west Africa. |
Family › Re: Nigerian Father Employs His Son As Security Man In His Company by Golan007: 2:06pm On Oct 13, 2020*. Modified: 2:33pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
thesicilian: Neutral observers may hail you for being a disciplinarian father, but how will you explain to his mother when he gets gunned down in the line of duty? The young man would likely fail if he is mollycoddled. Frank Lampard, despite his silverspoon background had to go through the ranks. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery, Others Threaten Existing Plants – OPEC by Golan007: 2:03pm On Oct 13, 2020 |
erico2k2: I will disagree on this one, ask yourself this, is the Endproduct going internation to fetch Dollars or is it for local mkt then naira the answer will give you and insight to you initial thought! Did you attend the same institution as FarahAideed? You sure sound a lot like him. How can you even suggest the vast reduction in need for dollars to import a product we consume in billions daily, would not have a commensurate impact on the sliding of our local currency? Is positivity anathema to you guys? |