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Politics › Re: Nine States, Other Commands Get New Police Commissioners by naptu2(op): 7:04pm On Jan 13, 2021 |
Igbochief001: Igbos n south east are now the same ? Only frank mba is from south east the rest are from south south Edward Chuka Egbuka is from where? |
Politics › Re: Nine States, Other Commands Get New Police Commissioners by naptu2(op): 7:00pm On Jan 13, 2021 |
Miracle1991: cp Amadi Cp Ongozi Cp Frank. They are not igbos abi? That's exactly what I mean. All the people I asked about, not just these three, are all Igbo. I have the list of all the senior police officers (CP to IG) before this recent changes were made. |
Politics › Re: Nine States, Other Commands Get New Police Commissioners by naptu2(op): 5:31pm On Jan 13, 2021 |
Igbochief001: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/12/27/ohanaeze-only-one-of-37-commissioners-of-police-is-igbo/amp/
Are u ok now or u want more Miracle1991: go back and read what you posted. Ohanneze said one "new" that means there are older ones before. Please provide the entire list of all the commissioners in Nigeria. Even these nine (9)have More than one south east commissioners. 1) Who is the former commissioner of police in Oyo State and who is the new commissioner of police in Oyo State? 2) Who is the current Bayelsa State police commissioner? 3) Who is the new commissioner of police in charge of the Western Ports? 4) Who is the commissioner of police in charge of Force Public Relations? 5) Who is the current Plateau State commissioner of police? |
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Politics › Re: Nine States, Other Commands Get New Police Commissioners by naptu2(op): 11:51am On Jan 13, 2021 |
 I see some people complaining about the state of origin of the commissioners. It reminds me of the old saying that people will always complain. Once upon a time police commissioners and military governors all served in their states of origin. Then Nigerians complained that they were biased and that they usually favoured their friends and relatives. They wanted neutral people. Therefore it was decided that no military governor would serve in his state of origin, while the police would be a mix of indigenes and people from other states. Now people are complaining of the exact opposite, but people will still complain if you restore the previous system. |
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Celebrities › Re: Oloture: Mo Abudu Addresses Tobore Ovuorie’s Copyright Claim On Movie (Video) by naptu2: 9:21am On Jan 13, 2021 |
favor914: They should work out a format, & give Ms Tobore her share, no one wants to sit their whilst others are sharing money you know you are entitled to. [quote author= post=98007142]They are supposed to compensate her BIG TIME for the movie. Most def, the story is all about her... we found that out when we read about her interview she made well before the movie was shot. But kudos to the actors, producers, directors of this movie. They did a very good job. We give them 101%.One of the best Nigerian movie on Netflix......no doubt![/quote]If a journalist that is working with the NTA produces a report for the NTA, then that report belongs to the NTA. The NTA owns the copyright. Mo Abudu approached Premium Times for permission and they gave her permission (because they own the copyright. You'll see it at the bottom of their website and paper). However, Mo Abudu met with her and offered to give her a small percentage of the proceeds, for her NGO and she agreed. She was also credited in the end credits. |
Politics › Re: Nine States, Other Commands Get New Police Commissioners by naptu2(op): 9:10am On Jan 13, 2021 |
Abudu2000: I wonder what they were thinking when they made an "elephant" the police identity. suxy: I've been thinking about that too.... could that been the reason why the police force is extremely docile and clumsy?? It was done by the British. They used elephants yo represent most of their interests in West Africa. The flag and badge of the West African colonies all featured and elephant, with the only difference being the letters in the flag (L = Lagos, GC = Gold Coast, SL = Sierra Leone, etc). The Kings College badge also features an elephant (Kings College was established by the Colonial Government).
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Politics › Re: Nine States, Other Commands Get New Police Commissioners by naptu2(op): 8:31am On Jan 13, 2021 |
spenx084: Why Delta state own was not stated? suxy: Why is Delta State column vacant na?? Typo. xviii. Delta State - CP Ari Mohammed Ali |
Politics › Nine States, Other Commands Get New Police Commissioners by naptu2(op): 6:29am On Jan 13, 2021 |
Nigeria Police Force @PoliceNG NINE (9) STATE COMMANDS, OTHERS GET NEW CPs
The Inspector-General of Police, IGP M.A. Adamu, NPM, mni has ordered the posting/redeployment of the following Commissioners of Police to State Commands/Formations as follows:
i. Kebbi State – CP Adeleke Adeyinka Bode, mni
ii. SPU, FHQ, Abuja – CP Philip Maku
iii. Sokoto State – CP Ali Janga Aji
iv. Armament, FHQ, Abuja – CP Ohikere S. Idris, fsi
v. CMDT Police College Ikeja - CP Daniel Sokari-Pedro, mni
vi. Port Authority Police (PAP), Western, Lagos - CP John O. Amadi, mni
vii. Oyo State - CP Ngozi Onadeko, fdc
viii. Enugu State - Mohammed Ndatsu Aliyu
ix. Border Patrol, FHQ, Abuja - CP Haladu Musa Rosamson, fdc
x. Cross River State - CP Sikiru Akande
xi. Ebonyi State - CP Aliyu Garba
xii. Airport Command - CP Abubakar Umar Bature
xiii. Department of Operations, FHQ - CP Yusuf Ahmed
xiv. Adamawa State - CP Aliyu Adamu Alhaji
xv. Training and Department - CP Babaita Ishola
xvi. Imo State - CP Nasiru Mohammed
xvii. CMDT Police Detective College Enugu - CP Alexander Nengi Wannang
xviii. Delta State -
xix. Counter Terrorism Unit, FHQ, Abuja - CP Olofu Tony Adejoh
xx. Peacekeeping, FHQ, Abuja - CP Sadiq Idris Abubakar
xxi. Force Public Relations Officer - CP Frank Mba CP Ari Mohammed Ali
The postings/redeployments are with immediate effect. https://mobile.twitter.com/PoliceNG/status/1349221115332337665
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Literature › Re: What We Entertained Ourselves With Before Cable TV by naptu2: 4:52am On Jan 12, 2021 |
naptu2: There's something that I forgot to include in that post.
Memories (1983 or 1984).
There were a bunch of people sitting around a circular table in my living room. There were Indians, Americans, Nigerians and Ghanaians. They were playing a card game in front of the TV set.
I can't remember what the sequence was, but I think it was that the person that won the card game would then get a turn at playing video games. Or was it the person that lost? Anyway, the card game determined who played the video game.
I played either Spiderman or Maze Craze whenever it was my turn.
I forgot to write about the board games and card games!
The board games that I can remember were Ludo, Cluedo, Risk, Monopoly, Snakes and Ladders and scrabble.
The card games that I can remember are Whot and Slap Jack (Slap Jack was my absolute favourite). |
TV/Movies › Re: Some Funny, And Really Nice Nigerian 80's Shows by naptu2: 4:45am On Jan 12, 2021 |
joseph1832: this should be Candlelight.
Sat down in a bar yesterday and one dude was just making noise. To my surprise the barman shouted, "louder!" I was the only one who actually knew what he was talking about. Lol
Don't think I'll forget Ichioku in a hurry. Even though I was too little to even understand what was said in the series. Ichoku always cracked me up because of the crazy translations and the reactions of the people in the court to the translations. The look on their faces when the court clerk said that dogs and pussy cats were falling from the sky was priceless. |
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