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Moferere:
Pastor Tunde Sakabula should keep his dirty mouth shut.

The constitution is not the problem, but incompetent people at the helms of affairs

Tinubu installed Fayemi, Aregbesola, Amosun, Ajimobi with Alpha Beta loot: Tunde Bakare
The controversial pastor lauded Mr Tinubu for “capturing the whole of South-West” with Alpha Beta looted funds.

In an interview with ThisDay, Mr Bakare spoke of how “remarkable” Mr Tinubu used the looted Alpha Beta funds and other resources in “capturing the whole of South-West” region and installed governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti and former governors Ibikunle Amosun and Rauf Aregbesola, including the late governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo state.

“You see, there are some things that Tinubu has done. How he fought PDP from capturing the whole of Southwest using stolen wealth of lagosians is remarkable.

“And how he used whatever resources he was getting, either from Alpha Beta or any other source, to secure Ogun, Oyo, Ekiti, Osun and even Edo. Remarkable,” he said.

Alpha-beta, believed to be owned by Mr Tinubu, is a consulting firm that has an exclusive right to collect tax on behalf of Lagos. It’s in charge of the computation, tracking, and reconciliation of Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) in the state.

Peoples Gazette had exclusively reported how Mr Tinubu looted funds through the consulting firm.

Joezinho:
As usual...

Dude is setting bundesliga on fire. I love what he's doing. Less hype. More goals. Less pressure.

Subzero047:
Maguire wants Ole to go

maidaboi:
Isaac Success finally on bench against Atlanta hope he gets some minutes

benuejosh:
Empty noise. Kanu will be away for a long time.

alsudan:
Tinubu/Ganduje 2023. The perfect Theiving Combo.

Mr. Bullion Van for President and Mr. Babariga Banking as his Vice. No wonder they are best mates and in the same camp.

Xixtie:
We don't negotiate with terrorists.
Death and long-term detention upon every IPOB terrorist both online and offline.

Chairman, Nigeria Governors Forum, Governor Kayode Fayemi, has stressed that south west governors remain resolute in their demand for multilevel policing arrangements to address the present ineffective federal policing structure.

According to Fayemi, the establishment of Amotekun is only a mini-response by governors of the South-West governors to the yearning for a more localised policing structure with the ultimate vision that Amotekun will become the state police for the states of the South-West.

In making Amotekun thrive, Fayemi said the South-West governors were committed to continuous collaboration in terms of gathering and sharing intelligence to stem criminality and brigandage in the various states of the zone.

Fayemi said governors who are called Chief Security Officers were distressed because they had limited control over institutions constitutionally empowered to enforce security in their domains.

On fears of governors abusing powers, he said there was the Nigeria Police Council that should superintend over state policing and is constitutionally empowered to curtail excesses of state governors in terms of misuse of powers given to them.

Fayemi said: “We need a more localised federal power structure. We have started this here in the South-West with Amotekun. It is our mini-response to the growing challenge but ultimately, our vision is that Amotekun will become our state police. And we will continue to collaborate among ourselves, gather intelligence, share intelligence that will be of benefit in stemming the tide of criminality and brigandage in our various states.

“Even at the leadership level, we are distressed too partly because of the defective nature of our federal union which sometimes give authority without power. We are Chief Security Officer in our various states but the extent to which we are able to control the levers of security particularly the institutions that are constitutionally empowered to enforce security in our domains is one that we don’t want to start discussing yet it is at the heart of this challenge we are dealing with.

“At the level of the Nigeria Governors Forum, we have been insistent in a quite consistent matter that unless we approach the Nigerian security framework from the prism of a multilevel policing arrangement, we are not going to get to the bottom of this.

“There are many of our governors from all parts of the country who are advocates of multi-level policing as well because they have seen the result of the ineffective nature of federal policing in their own jurisdiction and they insist that we need to be in charge of security.

“We have a provision in the Nigerian constitution called the National Police Council which hardly functions except when we want to appoint the Inspector General of Police.

“The 36 governors are members; it is presided over by the President; the Chairman of the National Police Commission is there; the Inspector General of Police is there. This ought to be the body that superintends over state policing.

“One argument that objectors to multi-level policing put up is that the governors will use the powers to hound the opposition, to promote themselves and protect whatever they are doing. That may be true but you also know of the misuse of the federal police. So, anybody can misuse any powers given to them.

benuejosh:
[s]You go hear whim! You should better start shouting all those your funny statements you make in movies. Even the tailor who made that dress needs to be arrested. Nonsense! Old age doesn't really come with sense and wisdom. [/s]

Anambragully:
Obiano is a frustrated drunkard and we will declare state of emergency of care is not taking.Of what use is Anambra than been a terrorist infested state with gully erosions. Anambra is cursed