Yankiss:
Well, if this is the whole truth, we have to be on the guide in Nigeria - sleep with one eye open. But I have some questions. I like to be objective. You people wanted to save Yorubas and the Middle belters, but aren't there officers from these areas then who should feel scandalized enough to act with you? Why was it a near Ibo revolt?

win2kwire:
in Igboland cowards are treated as heroes

theoldpretender:
Hmm...

First, respect to Papa....did not know he was still alive. Sad that many of those who played key parts in the 1960-66 events are leaving us one by one.

Second...despite his explanation, the coup was still, in my opinion....unnnecessary. Sure it ended the violence in the South West....but it led to

1.The disaster that was the July 66 coup.

2.The May and October 66 pogroms and the reprisals in December 66.

3.The brutal civil war which left millions dead...and millions injured.

4.More importantly, we ended up truncating prematurely our democratic experiment, we got 40 years of Army rule...and we lost an opportunity to develop a mature democratic system.

In my opinion, Papa AND his colleagues should have resigned from the Army and gone into politics. Let the politicians make their mistakes.

Still....let's say there was no coup. South West might have disintegrated into mass civil war....and history might be looking much different.

Mikora:

Apologise for wasting a corrupt politician? Let Buhari, idiagbon, Banbangida, Gowon, Abacha e.t.c apologise for their own coups first then we will demand that Nwobosi and co need to apologise too

Christistruth00:
Was Nwobosi not the one that murdered Premier Akintola and his Nephew ? Did he apologise for the bloodshed?

Muscomide:
When did our Police Farce become so politicised? Anyway, glad to see the back of that incompetent buffoon called Jimoh Moshood, the outgoing PRO.

KingOfAllIgbos:
That's to be expected

Yorubas lead when it comes to intellect.

Flattish developers when it comes to crime, baby factories, cowardice and foolish ultimatums

Kingosytex:
they for leave am make him jump enter the lagoon

why must anybody even contemplate on taking one's own life


mtchewwww

tendingNews:
Nigeria Police Force
Date: 15th January, 2019
PRESS RELEASE

RETIREMENT FROM SERVICE OF THE 19th INDIGENOUS INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE, IGP IBRAHIM KPOTUN IDRIS, NPM, mni AT THE AGE OF 60 YEARS

The Inspector General of Police, IGP Ibrahim Kpotun Idris, NPM, mni retires today, 15th January, 2019 from service of the Nigeria Police Force at the age of Sixty (60) Years.
2. The President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Federal Republic of Nigeria has consequently directed that the outgoing Inspector General of Police, IGP Ibrahim Kpotun Idris, NPM, mni, hand over to the Assistant Inspector General of Police, AIG Mohammed Abubakar Adamu,mni as the Acting Inspector General of Police.
3. The outgoing Inspector General of Police, IGP Ibrahim Kpotun Idris, NPM, mni deeply thank the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Federal Republic of Nigeria for the opportunity given to him to serve under his administration as Inspector General of Police. He also sincerely expresses gratitude to all Nigerians across the Country for the cooperation and support they accorded him and the entire personnel of the Force during his tenure. He enjoined them to extend the same level of support and assistance to his successor, Ag. IGP Mohammed Abubakar Adamu,mni.
4. The Acting Inspector General of Police, Ag. IGP Mohammed Abubakar Adamu,mni hails from Lafia, Nasarawa State and a holder of BSc. Geography. He enlisted into the Force on 1st February, 1986 as Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police.
5. Ag. IGP Mohammed Abubakar Adamu,mni is a versatile and seasoned Police Officer, a professional per excellence. He attended several Senior Officer Courses on Law Enforcement, Crime Prevention, Control and Management within and outside Nigeria. Before his appointment as the Acting Inspector General of Police, he was a Directing Staff at the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Kuru, Jos, Plateau State. He was Commissioner of Police in Ekiti and Enugu States and also Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of Zone 5 Police Command Headquarters, Benin, Edo States.
Ag. DCP JIMOH MOSHOOD
FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
FORCE HEADQUARTERS
ABUJA

See more..

Read all you need to know about the New Police IGP...

SOURCE:
http://www.thefamousnaija.com/2019/01/meet-abubakar-adamu-mohammed-biography.html?m=1

iykemoney90:
Our incoming governor.

JOHNSONSOLAFUNMI:
Nigeria police is now mortuary police

CreepyBlackpool:
oshey!

leaders of tomorrow.



Them future Dino, Buhari, Adeleke them.

I mean who needs school anyway, when you can do WAEC malpractice, forge NYSC cert, present NEPA bill, become a leader of PhD holders in Nigeria and fvck the citizens up big time, with displays of tree climbing, fainting and other drama as bonus.

Good one

Olalan:
The parents have obviously failed in raising their daughter well for her to elope with a guy at her age.

BeRightBack:
Congrats to them.
But I wouldn't support this union.


A Genotype AS marrying an SS is a danger.

DrGoodman:
4+jail time at the Hague.

Jayslicky:
Hmm, spending his last days in the prison cell, what a life.

Ollywhel:
Not surprised. Given the bad reputation we had globally, our passport will be weak.

madridguy:
Is anything wrong with that?

madridguy:
Is anything wrong with that?

Passovile:
Self-reduction

Blakjewelry:
did you just say jubrin?

OBoy50:
Mr guru but you predicted gej to win 2015 presidential election

tendingNews:


SOURCE

BalogunIdowu:

Hello peeps! I hope we are all doing great at the moment. Once again happy 2019, blessings ahead. I bring to you another interesting article, this time it is the popular opinion that people have about being a medical student which are however not totally true. This is also applicable to other sister courses like dentistry, pharmacy, physiotherapy, amongst others but I however decided to use "medical" which is what most people are familiar about.

According to Merriam Webster dictionary, it defines fallacy as "a false or mistaken idea". As a  fourth year medical student, I have soon realised that some of these facts opined about being a medical student aren't exactly true.  So I'll be unveiling some of these false thoughts. Are you ready? Relax as you surf through...



FOR THE MOST BRILLIANT: Do you remember back then in secondary school. The most brilliant students are usually believed to be hot cakes for medical or engineering courses. However this post just focuses on medical students. It is believed that the youngsters that loves and performs well in the pure sciences amongst other subjects  are automatically expected to be future doctors (doki Oloye, the funny way a doctor is being called).

However, being in a medical school does not require to be very or the most brilliant as it is used to be thought back in secondary school which most doctors now can ascertain this saying "if you're very brilliant, go and study engineering, mathematics or any other nerdy courses". Medicine requires discipline, dedication, and consistency (DDC) as well as  being humble to lecturers. If any average student observes these, they'll be fine and would easily sail through the tides. One need not to be the best performing or the most brilliant student but requires working hard and smart.

This is to make the good performing students not to be over confident, and the struggling ones not to lose hope! Remember the saying, what is worth doing, is worth doing well.



LACK OTHER SKILLS: well, I'd say basically because of the name of this course or the accolades those studying it receives which kind of turned norm especially at this part of the world. Some people think that medical students have dexterity only in just reading, reading and continuous reading! Whoops! Well maybe in retrospect it can be true but now I can categorically tell that lots of medical students have created several niches for themselves apart from the course they are studying which they are known for within the school and to some extent outside as well

From various entrepreneurship skills and I'll site few examples from my institution, Lagos State College of Medicine (LASUCOM): Liasu-Thomas Habeebah into clothings "peach and prim wears", Agoro Fawziyyah into Zobo drink making and delicious bean (agoyin) "Al Fawzan ventures", Osusanmi Olugbemi (theOlugbemi on IG) and Babalola jesudara are fashionistas, Odukoya Tolani (otbglobe.com) and myself a blogger, Shobowale Iyanu who gives fellow colleagues nice hair cut "Dr Sho's Dynamic cutz", Sanni Abdulmatin a programmer, Tijani Taiwo a distinguished Toastmaster along others which includes writers and master of ceremonies like myself, musicians and spoken words artiste, fashion designers, business moguls, photographers, graphics designers, and lots more.

So there is need for a different perspective about considering some assignments being done. There exists pool of qualified and upcoming skills amongst medical students alongside the training for their profession.



ARE ALL WELL TO DO: yeah! It is exactly what it means. Other students used and still opines that most if not all of medical students are financially pivoted. They have high standard of living, are on scholarships amongst others. No doubt, some may be provided with exquisite hostels among other basic facilities but however, those are not in itself a justification for their way of life.

Some struggle just like every other students sometimes doing some extra things to support themselves. No regular allowance from parents/relatives, some may not be on scholarship or have much support. Studying medicine is not a license for someone's guidian to be automatically rich, however some of the students may want to live up to the hype of the course and that is a personal choice.



ARE JUST BOOKWORMS: This is sort of similar to the former but in another dimension. No doubt every student studying this course knows what they are in for. Book, book and yet books but wait, they don't just read 24/7 a year except they want to crash out soon. They have fun and I must confess fun in medical school is like no other, kindly ask some of your friends studying the course. Students go to movie houses, visit fun filled centres, attends events that'll improve them in other aspects aside their profession, do sporting activities, visit beaches amongst other places of exhilarating experiences and when it comes to being bookworm that they are, you'll wonder who forced them into studying the course. Proper timing and planning are key to enjoying all this "doing the right thing at the right time". So stop getting this mixed feeling of thinking what we do only is read, read and continuous reading alone! You don't want to dare!



JUST TO HELP HUMANITY: just like every other courses, lecturers ask medical students "why do you study this course?" Well, some say honestly they are in for this course to help people but for many others, it is to make dough especially the men whom to help people is the a later reason. But severally, some of us have been disappointed with comments from lecturers such as "if you want to be a millionaire, this is not the right course for you" and things like that. Well, I think even if there may be right to an extent from their perspective, it really doesn't matter being a doctor and wanting to be millionaire or more with the various diversities the discipline can fit into today's world.

Of course even if helping humanity is important, helping oneself first is even more important (importanter) and the outside world do not see or know this. They believe, once you're a doctor, one is on top of the game which is not always so at least from few experiences.

Well I do hope this goes a mile about redirecting our thoughts about this sets of students'.
Thanks and do stay alert for the next post on FIVE THINGS...


https://balogunidowu./2019/01/07/five-fallacies-about-being-a-medical-student/

BALOGUN IDOWU ISMAHEEL
IndigenousGenius
400L, medical students


Fourth year means u have passed the 2nd MBA bottle neck preparatory to 3rd MB Pharmacology & Pathology. Take nothing for granted until you have passed your 5th MB.
There are surprises sometimes. That profession remains what it has been no matter the degree of rot in Nigerian universities.

JasonScoolari:


Imo guys are really nice.

I trust Warri guys, dem for put tire for the idiot neck like gold necklace and baff am with better fuel.

Stupid thief.

JasonScoolari:
First of all, I wanna thank the Dollar loving governor for this achievement, he knows how much his party members needs this state of the art facilities.

Secondly, I wanna quickly thank Rotimi Amaechi for finally confirming that Buhari does not listen, cannot read, and also dumb which are the attributes of a brain dead individual.

It would definitely be a great honour for Gandollar and his team of brilliant doctors to have Buhari as a Very Important Patient who needs series of brain transplant after the elections.

muykem:
Next level. Let go together and leave only IPOB behind to continue wailing.

jakeFrost:
After they have used their fellow brothers for money ritual