₦airaland Forum

Force PRO is a big job at HQ, no doubt. But the truth is you can’t become CP, AIG, DIG or even IGP just by staying in Abuja. The police system requires command experience, and that only comes from the field in state commands, zonal offices or operations.

That’s why past FPROs also left HQ for field postings. Emmanuel Ojukwu went on to serve as CP in Kogi and later Enugu. Donald Awunah rose to CP Bayelsa and eventually AIG before his passing in 2022. Jimoh Moshood is today CP Lagos after heading the Eastern Ports Command. Frank Mba moved from FPRO to AIG and is now DIG. Even Olusola Amore served as CP Niger and Kwara before retirement.

Adejobi’s redeployment as DCP Operations, Delta State, is therefore not a setback but the natural step to prepare him for bigger things. I won't be surprised tomorrow to see him announced as CP, AIG or even higher because this posting is laying the foundation.

Baba should honorably keep quiet on this issue because the menace was introduced into system during his regime

May the soul of Aketi continues to rest. He priotized Security and there was remarkable results.

Reverse is what is happening in Ondo State now.

No, Ondo State ain't lucky with Lucky Ayedatiwa

topsam1:
The same Fayemi complained that most of the federal road he did then was not paid for...that the federal government would say he did not send them to do it...

As for the aforementioned roads, i beleive he's gonna get there....he has fixed so many township roads in ado and some are still under construction.. we all know they play politics with everything in this country....

But to be frank constructive criticism is good. It always awaken the governmentto their responsibility...

I really appreciate your balanced and unbiased opinion.

Curriculum for University Ghe Ghe

rigid123:
I will continue to say it. When scouting for a successor, look for a highly qualified, skilled, integrity, bold, confident, exposed, prudent and well connected person. The era of oga oga, kneeling down person, a perceived mumu push over has come and gone. Infact, it is the person who you think that's a loyalist will so deal with you.

perceived mumu push over ? One still dey . Just redirect the satellite towards the Atlantic ocean.

I am proudly a weak man. I won't be gaslighted. "Do the crime, do the time".

If all sins are forgivable, Satan won't have been casted into the lake of fire.

Yes, I am weak man and I don't want to upgrade.

When did Lere rise to such greatness that even his whispers now qualify as breaking news?

topsam1:
Which ekiti road, you mean the federal road? And you think any governor will embark on renovating the federal road....see, na pilitics be everything for this our con3...the only thing that is working against oyebanji na non challant attitude towards party members...as for the road rehabilitation, the guy try...

Can we say Mathew Street from Ijigbo Roundabout to Odo Ado is also a Feredal road ? Can you confidently drive your car on this road ? Is Ugbagba Road belongs to the federal goverment too ? Are you saying Ado-ekiti township road now belongs to the federal goverment ? Even during Fayemi and Fayose time, they repaired some of these federal roads like Ado-ifaki road, Ado-Ikare road, Ado-ilawe road. What has changed ?

Let us call a spade a spade and stop promoting mediocre.

I don't know why the guy is always in the new for wrong reasons.

Abuse of the Altar
In 2022, a pastor at my former church began using the pulpit to aggressively promote a Ponzi scheme. He pressured members to join and openly shamed those who refused. I was one of the most vocal in resisting the scheme.

One Sunday during his sermon, he called me out by name and publicly cursed me, declaring that I would “never make money in life.” That was my breaking point. I stood up, walked out of the church, and haven’t returned to any church since.

Ironically, the Ponzi scheme collapsed just two months later, leaving many members heartbroken and financially ruined—exactly what I had feared.

Not long after, something unexpected happened: the first business deal that brought over a million naira into my account came on a Sunday. The client couldn’t reach his usual vendor—who was likely in church—while I was open for business. Since then, Sundays have become my most profitable day. I now take my rest on Tuesdays.

Truth is, if Obasanjo hadn’t allowed constituency project funds in 2000, Nigeria wouldn’t be in this mess today.

That single move opened the door to budget padding, abandoned projects, and lawmakers turning contractors.

Now under Bola Tinubu, it’s worse — huge funds allocated, record abuse, little to show.

Lawmakers should make laws, not chase project money.

Working tirelessly does not necessarily means doing the right thing.

I prefer smart work that produces meaningful, visible, feasible and proven results.

I prefer him being in the office for few minutes per day while Nigerians ( i mean the downtrodden ) live comfortably in terms of economy and security.

Nijaforward:
This Lere can only be relevant in this kind of Tinubu government …i wish he can just contest for as low as an house or Assembly member in my State in Ekiti for people to know how low his integrity is

In ara oh.

We know ourselves. We laugh whenever he made headlines cos we know his worth.

favor914:
please make sense, instead of just copy & paste rhetoric.

I am sorry about your inability to read and comprehend. I have left you to your ailment.

favor914:
don’t be in a haste to exhibit your shallowness of mind based on your mentality, Herbert wigwe left a Will, his family is in court fighting till tomorrow.

The great Rotimi Williams left a Will, his children couldn’t still resolve their differences.

Did you have the opportunity to read this section of the original post?

"The recent application submitted to the court introduces a new development in what has evolved into a complicated and extended family dispute regarding the extensive estate of the deceased politician, who passed away without a Will on January 12, 2022."

As stated in the post, the root of the issue lies in the lack of a legal Will. If you are still curious about where I obtained this information, dying intestate in legal terms refers to passing away without a Will.

This situation is markedly different from the examples you referenced to support your vague response.

The Wigwe family is contesting the Will because the Nigerian version contains only three pages, whereas the Florida version comprises 18 pages. In the case of Chief F.R.A. Williams (SAN), the conflict arose because the children could not reach a consensus on how to distribute the late lawyer's estate. While some advocate for the enforcement of the Will, others prefer to divide the properties according to their prior agreement.

In both instances, Wills were executed by the deceased, yet their families are disputing the enforcement. In the case of Alao Akala, there is no Will; he died intestate.

It is only a shallow-minded individual who would hastily and thoughtlessly comment on matters they have not thoroughly read.

It is amazing that a former governor and police officer who raised polygamous family would die Intestate at the age of 71. What was he thinking ? That he cannot die or too young too die ? Or his family know how he wants to share his properties ?

If they are not allowing him to rest in peace, the blame is on him because he has all the resources ( time, wealth and Lawyer(s) ) at his disposal to write a Will while alive.

It is amazing that a former governor and police officer who raised polygamous family would die Intestate at the age of 71. What was he thinking ? That he cannot die or too young too die ? Or his family know how he wants to share his properties ?

If they are not allowing him to rest in peace, the blame is on him because he has all the resources ( time, wealth and Lawyer(s) ) at his disposal while alive.