CharleyBright:


Na person wey don chop well fit afford to subscribe to CNN.
If you don't watch CNN in your home, it is obviously because you can't afford to pay for subscription. No vex, that's not my fault. Do u even have GOTV, Send me your ID, make I benevolently subscribe for you.
Or Quietly go ahead and watch NTA on your FreeTV.
Get off my face.
Bombastic scallywag.

olisaEze:


Hamas fired 9500 missiles in total at Israel on Oct 7, and Israel is still standing without US aid in their borders. Can Iran boast the same if the roles are reversed?? Incidentally, the Hamas that could afford to launch such an expensive offensive is currently surviving on aid from the same people they set out to annihilate. Warning or no warning, Iran with its 40% galloping inflation rate and growing economic problems, including rising discontent amongst its populace against the ruling Islamic Party is in no position to prosecute a war with anyone at the moment, especially a mini superpower like Israel. Mike Tyson once said, everyone always has a plan till they get hit in the face. Israel has taken the punch, they didn’t fall. Only time will tell if Iran can take as good as they give.

ArtificialGPT:

It's time u realize that Isreal is overhyped and they're nothing without its Allies. It's 3 days already, they haven't strike iran, if it were the Palestinians, satanyahu would have killed thousands unarmed civilians by now.

Isreal has the most advanced air defence system in the world but still iran hit their target even with 7 days warning. Imagine if it was a suprise attack

Never4getU:


It was only a signalling strike not intended for target else Iran wouldn't hint beforehand.

Iran knew the US, UK and France was going to be defensive in favor of Isreal but still launched the strike to prove it could strike in her bid to show off her military prowess

CharleyBright:


No, you don't understand the intricacies of these issues, so you are not in good position to speak on them.
Besides, many times all Arabs countries have ganged up against small Israel in wars and they all lost. How much more a war by only Iran? Israel no be their mate bro. Na so una been dey celebrate and hype Hamas when they attack Israel, today una don abuse Israel for being wicked on Hamas.

That aside, Do you know what is called human shields??
That's what terrorists do when they deliberately kidnap women and children . They then use them use human shields to save themselves from being attacked.
Boko Haram kidnap women and children to be used as human shields.. they go out and commit atrocities and run into these camps they keep women and children knowing the security Operatives won't want to attack and kill women and children. Human shield is a dangerous game of Human Rights abuse.
Hamas and Hezbollah and other Islamic Terrorists groups are using Human shields to safeguard themselves. Israel no send them. When they attack israel and go and hide among women and children they are harbouring, Israel will wipe them all out.
Human shield game don cast.
Make Iran attack Israel and try human shield game and see.
Yeye dey smell

xeju:
The way she dey do mouth like goat wey dey chew grass naim even fascinate me.

ValarDoharis:
Why not? Historically, we were at the same level once upon a time. Infact, they were the poverty capital before we overtook them so tell us why not

nedu666:
Go to YouTube and see india new train. Don't come hear and be misinforming people. Indian has both new and old trains. Even old trains have first class, business and economy class

9japride:
Op I just read your argument on another thread concerning India.
India has left Nigeria behind. With all the resources in Nigeria, I don't think any country can surpass us.
But it's unfortunate that those who are not literate are the loudest ones and they keep deceiving others that the country is doing well
And this mentality is responsible for electing funny characters into the highest position of power.

Horus:
Excellent analysis of the situation

olisaEze:
I have never seen where winners beg losers after winning. Three hundred missile launches and only two got past the Iron Dome! Casualties?? One! A seven year old boy who got bruised from falling down. Yeah, that’s a real big win.

olisaEze:

EKONGKING:



If u want to wallow yourself with ignorance , nobody will stop you .

Post urself to Ignorance .

JAOS:

so you value the train than the life and welfare of nigerians

EKONGKING:


Who are we , I support Tinubu and absolutely have hated Buhari for his misgovernance ,

Transformation of Nigeria is a absolutely necessary , it sucks when a country like India is achieving much , while our own is a big laggard .

JAOS:

please also show me stats of persons that have lost their life in both country to government policies and terrorism

Arda1000:
Keep celebrating rubbish

EKONGKING:


Thats a defeatist argument , Show the pictures of IT hubs and modern Infrastructure .Any western idiots will show the Makoko slum and says this is Nigeria and Lagos as a whole .

India is never a heaven ,but they are getting something right .

Jostoman:
i have been looking for this type of comment since, if someone compare nigeria with a that is doing well for his country in Africa you people will still say those country are not up to lagos but see your comment now when they compare nigeria with india.

Gjrich:
Tinubu: We’ll Transform Nigeria Police By Fixing Institutional Mentality Of Officers.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Monday night, said complete overhaul of institutional mentality and memory of police officers were fundamental in his administration’s ongoing bid to transform the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) into a modern, professional and accountable institution.

Tinubu explained that since coming on board last year, his government has initiated wide-ranging reforms to revitalise the nation’s police force. He declared every April 7 as ‘Police National Day’.

Speaking at the maiden edition of the Nigeria Police Awards and Commendations ceremony in Abuja, the president stressed the need to engage men and women of the force in training and capacity-building to equip them with the requisite expertise to carry out the arduous task of modern policing.

Tinubu, who was represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima, listed part of the comprehensive reforms of his administration to rejuvenate the police force to include investment in training and capacity-building.

He said this would ensure that police officers were equipped with the knowledge, skills, values, and expertise required to tackle the complex challenges of modern policing, assuring them that the government would upgrade equipment and technology to enhance operational effectiveness and efficiency of the force.

“This includes acquiring fit-for-purpose equipment, weapons, ammunition, and armoured carriers to provide cover and protection for officers in combat situations.

“These endeavours will be supported by suitable measures to enhance the status of our officers and personnel both during their service and after retirement,” he further stated.

The president also explained why the federal government approved the first week of April as police week and the last day of the week as National Police Day.

“Distinguished ladies and gentlemen, in our tradition of honouring the Police Force in the life of this great nation, we have approved the adoption of the first week of April as Police Week. Furthermore, the last day of the week, the 7th of April, is hereby declared National Police Day in Nigeria.

“Tonight, I must remind you that we don’t see you as just the shields of the nation. We don’t see you as robots. This is why we are here. We are here to humanise you,” he declared.

Delivering the president’s speech titled: “Courage Under Fire: A Bouquet for Our Police Force,” the vice-president said at a time in Nigeria’s history when the nation’s security architecture was being stretched beyond elastic limits, the citizens had been able to endure in the face of security threats as well as attacks on their lives and livelihoods due to the commitment of the police.

“Your exemplary valour doesn’t only represent the pinnacle of patriotism that binds us but also instils confidence that brighter days lie just beyond the horizon,” President Tinubu added.

According to him, this administration had been unequivocal about its resolve to transform the Nigeria Police Force into “a modern, professional, and accountable institution that mirrors the aspirations and values” of the nation.

He said, “Our idea of a modern police force goes beyond superficial changes like repainting office buildings and residences or simply procuring firearms.

“True reform of our security doctrine and its architecture necessitates recognising the importance of administering justice and adhering to our ethical values to foster stability and order in the nation.

“The transformation we seek must transcend mere policy and infrastructure; it requires a fundamental overhaul of our institutional mentality and memory.”

In his goodwill message, the President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio, commended the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, for recognising the hard work, resilience and patriotism of the officers and men of the police force.

Expressing his delight and that of the National Assembly for celebrating the well-deserved officers of the force, the Senate President said the decision to celebrate the nation’s unsung heroes would pave the way for a new police force in the country.

His words: “The leadership of the police understands the role of police force in a democratic dispensation. I commend the Inspector General of Police and I commend the police officers for the work of sacrifice and for maintaining peace and order in our communities.

“As we commend the good officers, let us weed out the bad ones among the police force,” Akpabio stated, adding that, ‘to whom much is given, much is expected’.

Earlier, in his welcome address, Egbetokun applauded Tinubu for his support to the force, as well as his administration’s efforts in ensuring the nation’s security forces were up to their game.

To the recipients of the awards and commendations, the police IG assured them that their “dedication, courage and selflessness are truly inspiring,” adding that, their contributions to the force would be remembered for many years to come.

Speaking, also, Chairman of the Police Service Commission and former IG, MrSolomon Arase, advocated improved welfare package for men and women of the Nigeria Police Force, noting that enhanced wellbeing of the personnel would improve their overall performance in securing lives and property.

He commended the Tinubu administration for the support so far given to the police force, even as he pledged the cooperation of the Police Service Commission for the transformation of the force.

Those who also delivered goodwill messages included the Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf; Minister of Police Affairs, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam; Chief of DefenceStaff, General Christopher Musa; and former IGP, Chief Sunday Ehindero.

Justnation:



What is wrong in comparing India with Nigeria?,
If India with such massive population can take care of their citizens and still achieve infrastructural growth and Nigeria can neither provide the least welfare of her fewer population not to talk of infrastructure even with the huge amount of income we earned and you are here justifying and celebrating such mediocre leadership it is unfortunate.

No matter the population, size of territory or income, what is important is the percentage achievement, that matters a lot.
We should put aside religious, ethnic and tribal considerations and Tell our leaders the simple truth

Bitterkolatea4:
dey deceive yourself, Nigeria have one of the lowest standard of living in africa.
Do you know the risk Nigerians take daily in their hundreds just to cross over to benin rep, togo and ghana for greener pastures?