Politics › Re: Fayose Eats At NYSC Camp, Ise Ekiti (Pics) by me69: 9:08pm On Feb 04, 2017 |
ebosie11: Below are photos of Governor Fayose of Ekiti State eating Eba and Egusi soup prepared by Corp members at the NYSC Camp, Ise Ekiti during his visit to the camp today.
Baba Fayose for the masses!So unthinkable!
Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/02/photos-of-fayose-eating-eba-egusi-soup.html?m=1 He was earlier pictured driving an expensive car now eating eba. Which kind policies be this one again, and why is people hailing him for what has he achieved so far  Pufffffff.....Nigerians deserve the situation they are in PERIOD |
Politics › Re: N530B Arms Contract Probe : Army Generals Block Magu by me69: 9:05pm On Feb 04, 2017 |
Go Magu |
Politics › Re: Isa Yuguda Forfeits Properties To Government (Pics) by me69: 6:52pm On Feb 04, 2017 |
henryanna36: As shared by APC News.....
'The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, today, February 4, 2017, executed the interim order granted by Honorable Justice J. T. TSHOHO of Federal High Court Abuja Division in respect of the forfeiture of the property of Malam Isa Yuguda, former Governor of Bauchi State.
The property is located on plot 184 Attahiru Bafarawa close, beside Fariah Suits, GRA, Bauchi. The order of the court is pending the final determination of investigation and prosecution of the former Governor on abuse of office, money laundering and diversion of public funds'.
Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/02/breaking-news-ex-gov-isa-yuguda.html?m=1 I don't care much if the money if recovered, what kind of punish corrupt people receive is more important to me. Because if i steal packet of indomie of bag of rice i know my name is sorry because of beating, jailing wey i go receive. Let justice be done the man needs to bag healthy jail term |
Politics › Re: Why Is Dollar Echanging At N510 Under Buhari? - Northern Facebook User by me69: 6:47pm On Feb 04, 2017 |
malware: I came across this question asked by a facebook user who happen to be a Northerner, on the incessant hike in the dollar exchange rate. See the question:
How did the Dollar stay at N170 for 4 years under "massive looting of surpluses"? How is it now at N510 under "massive savings"? Why? Kindly remind yourself of the price of oil during these times |
Politics › Re: Fayose Drives Himself In A Convertible Car. Photos by me69: 6:45pm On Feb 04, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: N530B Arms Contract Probe : Army Generals Block Magu by me69: 6:42pm On Feb 04, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: N530B Arms Contract Probe : Army Generals Block Magu by me69: 6:41pm On Feb 04, 2017 |
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Education › Re: DSS Beats Up Teachers In Calabar For Flogging A Student (Photos) by me69: 6:40pm On Feb 04, 2017 |
rem44: DSS INVASION OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GIRLS COLLEGE CALABAR AND WHY WE SHOULD ALL LIFT UP OUR VOICES AND WAIL
I got a call in the morning of Thursday, February 2 from Architect Njor Ntangha Tabi, a staff of Federal Government Girls College, Calabar. He sounded agitated, frightened and incoherent. He was trying to say something about DSS, students, teachers, beatings, bullets and gunshots.
I tried calming him down but it wasn't working. Incidentally I was in Calabar for another assignment. I told him I will head out to the school once I was done with my assignment. That didn't happened until hours later.
When I got to the school, it was late in the evening. I met a rattled bunch of teachers, all trying to tell me what happened at the same time. A trained lawyer should know he won't get the gist of what happened in such an excited babble. I just gleaned what I could and scheduled a visit to the scene the following day and a series of interview in a temporary office they agreed to arrange for me.
Friday. 3rd February. I went to the scene and held a series of interview and came face to face with the grandfather of all impunity and the most bizarre thing that ever happened in an academic institution since man started learning how to read and write.
Mr Owai Owai, a Civic Education teacher of over 17 years standing came to class that fateful Thursday morning and found a junior student sweeping the class of the SS3 students when classes was going on in the class of the junior, against the school rules that junior students should not be found sweeping the classes of seniors during school periods.
Mr Owai was able to fish out about 10 seniors who asked the juniors to sweep their class during school period contrary to school regulations. He punished the seniors by flogging them on their palms, 2 strokes of the cane each.
One of the the seniors, Grace Loveth Asuquo, grabbed the teacher by the collar of his shirt, protesting her flogging. The teacher was shocked and gave her more strokes for her action. She told the teacher in front of the students that her parents will burn down the school today and stormed out of the class.
Mr Owai continued teaching, unknown to him that Grace has called her mum, who called her sister that is a DSS operative. Half way through the class, the student's mum, her aunt who is a DSS operative and another man, stormed the class, gestapo-style, took the teacher's canes and flogged him mercilessly before his alarmed students.
When the canes broke from the trashing of hapless Mr Owai, they descended on his frail frame and rained torrents of blows and kicks on him. The screams of the students alerted the teachers who came to the rescue.
Grace's DSS operative aunt called for reinforcement and before you can say "poor education funding", 3 Hilux load of DSS operatives stormed the school.
The operatives went berserk and started shooting sporadically and hitting teachers with anything they could find: blows, kicks, stones, gun butts! Several teachers sustained injuries from the assault and battery.
Some ran into adjoining bushes and farms to save their lives. Some of the teachers started taking pictures and videoing. When the DSS operatives found out, they went after them, forcefully collecting their phones and further brutalising them. Phones, monies, glasses and other valuables were taken away by the operatives.
When they were driving out, they found the gate locked. They beat up the security men and shut the padlock open! They abducted the student, Grace Loveth Asuquo and left the school premises.
The entire staff and students of Federal Government Girls College community are traumatized and frightened. Classes didn't hold on Friday, February 3rd because of this.
When did we get here and how? The DSS, trained, armed and paid with tax payers money; using the arms we bought for them to harass our teachers before our children. What is this?
The management and staff of the school has instructed me to demand the following:
1. A written public apology from DSS published on NTA, Radio Nigeria and 4 national dailies.
2. An oral apology given at the Assembly Ground before staff and students
3. Outright dismissal and prosecution of the operatives involved in this barbaric act.
4. To foot the hospital bills of all staff who sustained injuries during the assault.
5. To return/pay for all lost or damaged items like phones, monies, glasses, etc
6. Replace the damaged school gate
7. Pay a 10 million naira compensation to the school.
I have the further instruction of the staff to file a suit in a court of competent jurisdiction to seek for redress and damages.
We must all wail against the excesses of our law enforcement agents. Their duty is to protect us and not to intimidate us. A formal petition has been lodged with the appropriate authorities. But there is something we can do here: let's stand up and shout against this barbaric intimidation by the DSS, if we don't stand up now, there might be no one left to stand tomorrow.
First Baba Isa, Esq., Legal Practitioner, 07037162029.
Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/02/dss-storm-federal-govt-girls.html?m=1 Which one be that again, who came out with this DSS of a thing, where is the police. This DSS is the same DSS that came out with a fake report on Magu because Magu is going after influencial people. Nothing can be done in this country now without DSS involvment, if you get serious appoitment na dem dey screen. |
Politics › Re: Politicians At Osubi Airport To Welcome Ibori (Photos) by me69: 5:08pm On Feb 04, 2017 |
FlirtyKaren: Prominent politicians in Delta State, indigenes have besieged the Osubi Airstrip in Okpe Local Government Area of the state where ex-Governor James Ibori is expected to land.
According to reports, following the news of Ibori's arrival, markets and shops in Oghara, country home of the former governor, have been shut.
Olorogun Paul Abu told Punch at the airstrip where thousands of persons are awaiting Ibori’s arrival:
“We’re excited our brother is back hale and hearty. Today is a remarkable day and a day of joy. “Whether you accept it or not, Ibori is a phenomenon and an institution in Nigeria political landscape. Our people need his contributions towards their advancement. Politics in Urhobo Land will surely wear a new look.”
Seen in the crows are: the serving Secretary to the State Government, Mr Festus Ovie Ages; Chief Andy Osawota; Chief Patrick Five; Chief Dennis Emonemu; and Olorogun Paul Abu. Udu council Chairman, Mr Solomon Kpomah, his Sapele, Okpe and Ethiope West counterparts, Chief Ejiafe Odebala, Prince Godwin Edjiyere and Solomon Golley.
The Managing Director of the Delta State Oil Producing Area Development Commission (DESOPADEC), Chief William Makinde, Mr Vincent Uduaghan, Chief John Nani and among others.
http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/02/photos-politicians-deltans-storm-osubi.html They all come welcome the chief thief of Delta land  . Meanwhile the man dey DSS custody as we speak |
Politics › Re: What Nigerians Are Saying About James Ibori's Arrival by me69: 3:26pm On Feb 04, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Poll For 2face February 6th Protest: Are You For Or Against? by me69: 1:34am On Feb 04, 2017 |
DonBenny77: my friend i bought a tiny loaf of bread for 80ngn theres nothin like camp
it has never been dis bad
abi u b zombie? before you were buying it at 80 people before that were buying at cheaper. The country is in a downward trend since military regimes if we allow things to be business as usual it will have hit N80 soon or later. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kampamba Mulenga: I Stopped Being A Prostitute After I Was Appointed Minister by me69: 12:59am On Feb 04, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Poll For 2face February 6th Protest: Are You For Or Against? by me69: 12:55am On Feb 04, 2017 |
bluaero: Esteemed ladies and gentlemen of this great forum. This is a thread to gauge the general feeling of the hardworking, tax paying, responsible citizens of our country. Kindly state your own take on the planned protest scheduled for the 6th of February nationwide. State whether or not you believe a protest should be held on the said date and why.
This is my own take. I work hard everyday to make a living for myself and my family. I pay my taxes to the government of this nation. I fulfil my obligations by obeying all the rules and regulations of this country.
Meanwhile, Government officials and politicians who are meant to serve me put their needs and desires first before mine. Politicize issues of the economy and security while i now work harder, earn less and spend more to survive. Everyday i am at greater risk of losing my job because of the rapidly decaying economic situation. In all honesty, i have never had it this bad as a Nigerian (i don't even want to start listing the current prices of commodities).
I support the protest against the government of the day because i think enough is enough. Is it a crime to be a citizen of this country?  (Note: I am not protesting against any political party!)
Let me have your own take on this issue with reasons. Please let's have a decent conversation 
Lalasticlala kindly assist to move this debate to the promised land? THIS IS WHY I DON'T ACCEPT THE PROTEST There is 2 camp today in Nigeria, 1) The first camp has the biggest voice. They believe that we should go back to the status quo meaning to the previous ways and just continue where johna left and we should drop that anti-corruption and change agenda. These people all have interest in a way or another but they will not say it openly. We all know artists like 2face were well fed by politicians and top people who make their money when the country is in chaos. People in this group even travel to London to celebrate a criminal, or dare the whole Nigeria if their man is caught for corruption. This group is mainly the cabals in government, corrupt politicians such as Saraki and Company, and people benefiting from them directly or indirectly. 2) The second group is composed of few politicians and few people in government and business who really believe in change and also part of the people. This people have a little voice ununfortunately but are numbered.Even if they suffer from the precadiment of this country they try to bring constructive criticism which really shows their sincerity to Nigeria. This camp strongly believes in Nigeria's potential. This people are loyal to Buhari only because they believe in his sincerity and want the best for Nigeria. SO WHO IS 2FACE PROTESTING AGAINST? IF IT'S THE FIRST CAMP THEN I AM IN WITH HIM BUT IF ITS THE SECOND CAMP NO THANKS |
Politics › Re: Senator Ben Murray-bruce Mocks Change Slogan Of APC Led-government by me69: 12:21am On Feb 04, 2017 |
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Jokes Etc › Re: There's $15.5 Billion Behind That Door, what Would You do?(PIC) by me69: 5:52pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
Don't underestimate hungry nigerian |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Shamsudeen Mohammed In Court, As He Is Sent Back To Prison by me69: 5:51pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: 7 Roads Fashola Is Inspecting On His South East Tour. by me69: 3:00pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
autojosh: As we all know, the Minister of Power, Works and Housing is currently on a South East tour.
He said “Even though I get photographs and reports about the progress of our projects, I decided to come first hand”.
Here is a list of some of the roads he is inspecting:
1) The ongoing rehabilitation of Owerri-Umuhia road sections I, II and III.
2) The ongoing construction of Arochukwu-Ohafia-Abiriba road project.
3) The ongoing construction of the Ohafia-Oso road project.
4) Construction of Ikot-Ekpene border-Aba-Owerri dualization. Section 1 phase 1 currently at 22% completion.
5) Ongoing Construction of Mbaise-Ngwa Road phase 1 and 2 currently at 11% completion.
6) Ongoing Construction of Oba-Nnewi-Okigwe Road section 2. Currently at 30% completion.
7) Ongoing construction work on the Rehabilitation of Enugu-PH Dual Carriageway Section II.
Fashola will proceed to Ebonyi State after inspecting all these roads.
https://autojosh.com/roads-fashola/ EEEhhhhh come see marginalization of Suth East |
Politics › Re: DSS Operatives Seal CoreTV Abuja by me69: 2:57pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
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NYSC › Re: 'I Thought You Are Buhari's Sister' - Corper Recounts Unpleasant Experience by me69: 12:59pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
EHI9ICE: Carzola when you go return back from Injury Our midfield dey miss you spectacular awesomeness  eya Arsenal fan |
NYSC › Re: 'I Thought You Are Buhari's Sister' - Corper Recounts Unpleasant Experience by me69: 12:56pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
Mrbigman1: Anunty shutup u idiot. Even europian fear ur veil, everyone fears ur covering, so why single out the Igbos?
U act so holy and what have u not, what do u and ur people do to Igbos up north? It's an untold story, no one should talk till they hear the other side.
Your own is just oral harassment and u re crying. We get assault, we re called "iyamiri baban doya uba daya kakan gwoma"
We dnt move freely up north no matter how long it is u ve stayed or how deep ur tongue is to the language. We dnt go to night vigil cos ur chances of returning is slim, u can drink alcohol and be save.
Igbos re just managing to stay up north cos cost of living is very low compared to down south, fixing in will be difficult for a family that's why u see people still pretend to b Dia.
Nonsense girl. Even Lagos is banning veil cover and u re in the East ranting.
As trump ban una, d world no go hear word, but una ban jew from entering una countries with death penalty, why Jews people never full street? The reverend father is human, I even think say na assault him assault u.
Me too I hate yoruba more than anything, I like Hausa people sef, na dis Dia religious imbalance I no understand. Dey almost killed me back den. you just exposed yourself to what she said |
NYSC › Re: 'I Thought You Are Buhari's Sister' - Corper Recounts Unpleasant Experience by me69: 12:54pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
FlirtyKaren: A Nigerian corp member sent to serve in the East has recounted how she and her colleagues from the North were taunted by the principal and students of the school they were posted to. Very sad tweets. Continues below.
http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/02/i-thought-youre-buharis-sister-corp.html My experience in Nigeria showed me that the most tribalistic people are the igbos but I have them as friends when you become very familiar with them you will like them |
Sports › Re: Man Slams Chichi Igbo: "You Don't Have A Dick, So You Can't Be Us" by me69: 12:48pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
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Celebrities › Re: Beyonce Shares Poem To Dedicate Her Twins To Yoruba Goddess, Yemoja by me69: 12:46pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
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Crime › Re: Lady Falls Inside Gutter And Faints After Being Punched By Tricycle Rider (pics) by me69: 12:43pm On Feb 03, 2017 |
HungerBAD: This is bad.
Any man that hits a woman is a coward. If Woman hit man inqo |
Politics › Re: South East Missing In Fg's Loans For States - EMPOWERMENT SCHEME by me69: 1:14pm On Feb 01, 2017 |
carmag: are you in support of division and hatred being sowed by the present administration and you forgot that you govern all in democracy but can never get 100% vote from the electorate
don't forget that what ever goes around also comes around . The issue is that people of that region never seem to be satisfied. How can you complain when FG is currently taking out projects in your states, anytime FG comes with an initiative South East must be included for what!!!North Central does not get as much help from FG but you don't ear them screaming marginalization, always SE. That is why no one trust SE people for president they are the most tribalistic people I know |
Politics › Re: South East Missing In Fg's Loans For States - EMPOWERMENT SCHEME by me69: 11:41am On Feb 01, 2017 |
months: http://www.authorityngr.com/2017/01/EMPOWERMENT-SCHEME--South-East-missing-in-FG-s-loans-for-states
EMPOWERMENT SCHEME: South East missing in FG's loans for states
EMPOWERMENT SCHEME: South East missing in FG's loans for states · 23,400 beneficiaries from 13 states receive N100,000 each The Federal Government pressed on with its economic empowerment and poverty alleviation programme on Monday, by disbursing loans to 23,400 beneficiaries in 13 states. Shockingly, none of the beneficiaries came from any of the five states in the South East geopolitical zone. This is not the first time the region is missing in the development and economic packages unveiled by the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. When the Federal Government unveiled a $29.96 billion foreign loan for the provision of infrastructure across the country, none of the projects to be executed with the loan was located in Igboland. Similarly, when the government recently paid N5,000 monthly stipends to some poor Nigerians under its Social Intervention Scheme, all the states in the South East were excluded. The current loans are being disbursed through the Federal Government’s Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP). The Presidency, which announced this on Monday, listed the benefitting states as Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Delta, Ekiti, Kogi, Kwara, Niger, Lagos, Osun and Ogun. Others are Oyo, Ondo, Rivers and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). It did not give reasons for the obvious omission of states in the South East from the scheme. The micro-credit scheme, which is a non-interest loan scheme, with only a one-time 5 per cent administrative fee for costs, is targeted at micro-enterprises: traders, artisans, market men and women, entrepreneurs, as well as farmers, with the involvement of cooperatives and executed through the Bank of Industry (BOI). Although over 23,000 people have benefited from the loans altogether, over one million people have already enrolled for the programme across the country and are expected to benefit this year, said a statement issued by the Office of the Vice-President. To facilitate the loans’ disbursement, four payment providers have been signed-on for the programme mostly in the urban areas. The next wave of payment providers, coming on stream by March 2017, would provide a much wider coverage in the rural areas. The loans range from N10,000 to N100,000 per applicant. While the loans would be paid directly to individuals, the beneficiaries are expected to belong to registered associations and/or cooperatives as the case may be, to ensure that they are peer-endorsed as credible, and to facilitate timely repayments. All beneficiaries must have BVNs and bank accounts, said the statement, which further announced that in continuation of the National Homegrown School Feeding Programme, actual feeding of pupils is expected to commence this week in Ogun and Oyo States, while Ebonyi State will soon follow suit. “Contrary to insinuations in some quarters and inaccurate reports in some sections of the media, there are no payment issues or any kind of food rationing taking place in states where the Homegrown School Feeding Programme has kicked off. “While the Federal Government has paid all approved cooks based on the number of pupils allocated to each cook, it is the State that provides the number of pupils to be fed. And where those figures change, the next batch of FG payment would reflect it. “Specifically, where the number of pupils increase, the State will communicate the increase and approve the review. The numbers of the new pupils are then physically verified, before a commensurate number of cooks are engaged, trained and then paid”, it added. Also, government has adopted a system of paying the cooks 10 days in advance payment for feeding. The programme is designed to ensure that no cook feeds more than 150 pupils a day, but in some cases, the numbers are as low as 35 children per cook. The meal, which must be sufficient and nutritious, is costed around locally sourced items and approved by the State under the N70 per child provision by the Federal Government. Food quality is monitored at the school level through the head teachers, the Parent Teacher Association (PTA), and the state monitoring teams. But you guys didn't vote for him naw, let the ones who voted enjoy first |
Politics › Re: Stanley Lawson Accused Of Laundering Billions For Madueke Working For FG - SSS by me69: 11:36am On Feb 01, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: National Protest: Organizers Release Timetable For February 5th Protest by me69: 6:10pm On Jan 31, 2017 |
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Travel › Re: 10 Ways To Avoid One Chance Vehicles by me69: 6:09pm On Jan 31, 2017 |
Donald3d: https://autojosh.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Danfo-in-Lagos.jpg
In case you do not know what “one chance” means ,in summary its when you board a vehicle and end up been robbed or kidnapped by the owner of the vehicle or the occupants.
After my dad narrated his ordeal of been robbed and almost thrown over the Third Mainland Bridge, I have always been extra careful,and you should too,except you have taken swimming lessons .
Here are some tips to hep you avoid “one chance” vehicles .
1.Be Careful When Offered A Lift Especially for the ladies , be careful when offered lifts ,I personally advice ignoring lifts except you know the occupants of the vehicle very well .
2.Be Careful During Odd hours At certain hours of the day you would be more susceptible to one chance vehicles , especially very early in the morning and very late at night.So be careful.
3.Be Observant Before you board a vehicle observe the vehicle very well and take note for any suspicious activity or intentions,even though most times its not glaring you still have to be extra observant.
4.Is A Policeman Present ? A policeman or soldier present in a bus , gives an extra confidence.But I have heard stories where they have been used as camouflage ,so you still have to be careful.But most times its safe.
5.Trust your guts If you feel uncomfortable ,just trust your instincts and don’t board the vehicle.
6.Avoid All Male Vehicles An all-male vehicle is a no no.Even though it might not be dangerous ,its better safe than sorry.
7.Be Calm I know you might be late for that appointment,but its still best you take your time and choose the right bus.Don’t rush.
8.Make Use Of Bus Stops And Parks Its best to always board vehicles from parks and bus stops ,the buses there are most times registered to an association , so its safer.
9.Always Sit By The Door If you Can When you eventually choose a bus ,try to always sit close to the entrance.As much as possible avoid buses whose owners or conductors insist you go far inside when there is still space close to the entrance.
10.Always Enter Registered Vehicles In most parts of Lagos for example the Yellow buses with Black stripes indicates registered buses and cabs .So always board registered vehicles .
I hope you learnt a thing or two.
Don’t forget to comment and share .
https://autojosh.com/10-ways-avoid-one-chance-vehicles/ text the plate number and car model to someone before boarding |
Politics › Re: Senator Akpabio Not Behind 2 Face’s Planned Protest by me69: 6:04pm On Jan 31, 2017 |
TonyeBarcanista: The attention of the Senate Minority Leader, Senator Godswill Akpabio has been drawn to a story circulating in the internet, alleging that the former Governor of Akwa Ibom State is the sponsor of the proposed nationwide protest to be led by 2 Face Idibia, to demand answers from the government over different issues in the country. It is laughable that the only link between the music star, 2 Face and Senator Akpabio which the authors of the mischievous story belabour to establish is that “in 2013, 2Face and his wife, Annie Macaulay were gifted (sic) two brand new Prado SUVs by this former governor as their wedding gift which they amiably (sic) accepted.” For the avoidance of doubt, we wish to state categorically that Senator Akpabio knows nothing about the planned protest neither is he the sponsor. In fact, Senator Akpabio has had no contact whatsoever with 2Face for many years. According to the information being circulated the organizers of the planned protest have stated clearly that their protest is: “a call for nationwide protests as we say no to the Executive, no to legislatures, no to judiciary.” Is it not idiotic and senseless for anyone to imagine that Senator Akpabio will sponsor a protest against the same arm of government that he is serving as a leader. As the Minority Leader, Senator Akpabio has consistently maintained that Nigerians should put aside their differences and support every effort that will pull the country out of the present recession. Much as he believes in the right of every Nigerian to express himself, he does not think that mass protest is the solution. The mischievous attempt to drag the name of Senator Akpabio into the planned protest should be discountenanced as the handiwork of political jobbers. Anietie Ekong Special Assistant (Media) To the Senate Minority Leader http://www.akstrending.com/2017/01/senator-akpabio-not-behind-2-faces.html?m=1 https://www.informationng.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Godswill-Akpabio.png Hmmmmmm something fishy here |
Politics › Re: Francis Mobolaji Odesanya's Death: Nigerian Police Releases Statement by me69: 5:37pm On Jan 31, 2017 |
itsdumebi: SUDDEN DEMISE OF CP FRANCIS MOBOLAJI ODESANYA
· A serving CP Rivers State Police command passes on at age of 56 years.
The Inspector General of Police, IGP Ibrahim K. Idris, NPM, mni, with a heavy heart and deep sense of loss regrets to announce the demise of a serving Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Police Command who passed on at the age of 56 years after a brief illness at Sterling Hospital Ahmedabad-Gujarat in India. 2. The late Commissioner of Police was enlisted into the Force on the 1st February, 1986 as a Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police and rose through the rank. He served as Deputy Commissioner of Police Department of Operations and that of Finance and Administration in Rivers State before he was promoted and posted as Commissioner of Police Rivers State Police Command on the 20th July, 2016, the position he held until his sudden demise on 31st January 2017 after a brief illness at Sterling Hospital Ahmedabad-Gujarat in India. 3. The Inspector General of Police and his management team, on behalf of the entire officers and men of the Nigeria Police Force wishes to commiserate with the ODESANYA family of Ikenne Town, Ogun State, the Government and good people of Ogun State on the demise and passage unto glory of their illustrious son, CP. Francis Mobolaji Odesanya. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace and the good Lord grant his family and the Government and good people of Ogun State the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. 4. Meanwhile, a condolence register has been opened at the reception of the Force Headquarters and Rivers State Police Command headquarters, Port Harcourt for the personnel of the Force and members of the public to append their condolence messages. Burial arrangements will be announced after consultation with the family. CSP JIMOH O. MOSHOOD
FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
FORCE HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA.
http://politicsngr.com/nigerian-police-releases-statement-death-rivers-cp/ Being a police officer in Nigeria is though |
Celebrities › Re: Akpabio Behind 2face’s Planned Protest by me69: 11:50am On Jan 31, 2017 |
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