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MetaPhysical:Actually, I watched the statement on the NTA and he said that his order was based on intelligence. Again, you are wrong, the Nigerian security services have foiled an Iranian attempt to attack targets in Nigeria in the past and members of the Iranian Republican Guard were arrested. The IGP was absolutely right on this one. |
This isn't just about Oshoala. Many Barca fans say that Barca's best players are foreigners. This includes Lieke Martens, Caroline Graham Hansen, Kheira Hamraoui and Asisat Oshoala. However, they complain that the coach often benches these players in favour of the Spanish players like Mariona and Jenni. These are not Nigerians complaining. They are Barca fans from all over.
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MetaPhysical:This is not a matter of being in defence of anyone. This is simple and straight forward common sense. There is a risk of violence and when there is a risk of violence it is the duty of the police to be on alert. I can't see how anyone will have a problem with that. It doesn't make any sense. The issue of farmer-herder conflicts involve very many clashes over very many years, therefore, we cannot equate that entire conflict with this one issue. Policemen have been placed on red alert when the police have intelligence that a conflict is likely to occur as in the instances below. That is their job and it doesn't make sense that anyone will be against that. https://www.newtelegraphng.com/2018/01/ogun-police-red-alert-herdsmens-invasion/ https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/news/africa/Nigerian-police-on-red-alert/4552902-4652606-my9sqkz/index.html If there's violence tomorrow and the police did not take any action in anticipation of that violence, many would have condemned the police for not being proactive (I know I would). "Don't they know what has happened in previous years? Why didn't they take any action to prevent or curtail it"? So how can anyone have a problem with this? Some may say that the police force has been bad, so what? If they've been bad in the past, do we still condemn them when they take the right action for once? If armed robbers are outside your door, would you say that the police should not bother fighting them because they've been bad in the past? If someone steals your car, would you say that the police should not bother searching for the car and retrieving it because they've been bad in the past? Would you say that the police should not have foiled the bank robbery in Abuja last week because they've been bad in the past? It doesn't make any sense. There have been many riots and protests in Nigeria over things that happened outside Nigeria and people have been killed in these riots/protests. There were protests in Nigeria due to American involvement in the Iran-Iraq War in the 1980s. There were protests in Nigeria in 1988 due to Salman Rushdi's book, "The Satanic Verses" and the government was forced to ban the book. In 1990/1991 there were protests in Nigeria due to the Gulf War. My friend's security guard was involved in the protest and when she asked him what the protest was about, he said that George Bush wanted to wipe out Islam from the world. There have also been protests/riots in Nigeria over a Danish cartoon. Already there have been reports of protests in Nigeria due to the killing of this general https://www.nairaland.com/5614557/arewa-protests-killing-soleimani-trump and it is the duty of the police to ensure that any such protests do not become violent. |
There have already been protests in some parts of Nigeria (see this thread https://www.nairaland.com/5614557/arewa-protests-killing-soleimani-trump) and that's why the police have been put on red alert, to ensure that the protests do not become violent. |
Check out the difference. That's why I believe that the 3rd Niger Bridge is even more important than the 2nd Niger Bridge.
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patobiora1979:That's what I was trying to tell some Nairalanders. There have been many violent riots in Nigeria that occurred because of things that happened in the Middle East. |
I have always believed that one of the problems that PAN faced was the logistics involved in moving Peugeot vehicles from Kaduna to the ports in the south for export to other West African countries. Imagine the benefits that Innoson will get if there is a rail link to Nnewi. |
This is one of the reasons that the rail network is very important. Imagine having leather from Kano moved to Aba by rail and processed into shoes and then moved from Aba to Port-Harcourt by rail and then exported from there. This is the Enyimba Automated Shoe Factory.
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So many Nigerians do not know anything about Nigeria. Can you imagine that people are asking why the IGP is placing Nigerian policemen on alert. They probably do not know that there were riots in Nigeria when Salman Rushdie published the Satanic Verses. They don't know what happened in Nigeria during the Gulf War in 1991. The IGP has placed policemen on alert because some groups will stage protest marches in Nigeria in support of Iran and violence could break out. These same people will blame the IG is violence breaks out. |
FlordFlorez: profnigga: MycroftHolmes: Felixamos: Rgade: bmdmixer: Samostical: H2ho: Chuksyno: Ekpekus: Befii: Madara12: Theowise:There have been many instances in the past when similar actions have led to violence in Nigeria (for example, in 1990 and 1988). The policemen are on alert to prevent violence in Nigeria https://www.nytimes.com/1991/02/12/world/war-in-the-gulf-nigeria-support-for-iraqis-grows-in-nigeria-s-north.html |
Nigeria Police Force @PoliceNG DEATH OF IRANIAN GENERAL: IGP PLACES POLICEMEN ON RED ALERT NATIONWIDEhttps://twitter.com/PoliceNG/status/1213889418001604608
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Afam4eva:No it doesn't. That's why it has a specific topic and according to rule 1, deviating from that topic is derailing. This is the last that I will say on the subject. |
I'll be right back. I need to go create a thread. |
Afam4eva:https://www.nairaland.com/4463989/pan-igbo-political-economic-forum/622#85524229 |
monthx:I couldn't care less what you imagine of don't imagine. This is a Nairaland thread and I'm a Nairalander and I will comment on it as long as I stick to the topic and there's nothing you can do about that. |
Afam4eva:The title of the thread reads The Pan Igbo Political and Economic Forum. There is a Culture Section for cultural issues and there a section for secessionist issues. |
Please stop derailing this thread. This thread is about Igbo political and economic activities and it is in the politics section. Stop discussing cultural and secessionist issues here. Cultural issues should be in the Culture Section, while secessionist issues should be in the Ethnic, Racial, Or Sectarian Politics Section. I will report any poster that derails the thread and anyone that insults other Nairalanders. |
monthx:Time will tell |
There is an issue that has been close to my heart since year 2000. Everybody is talking about a 2nd Niger Bridge, but I have always believed that we need a 3rd Niger Bridge and that should be a rail bridge. Thankfully I'm not the only person thinking in that direction. FG to construct coastal rail to terminate in Onitsha – Buharihttps://www.sunnewsonline.com/fg-to-construct-coastal-rail-to-terminate-in-onitsha-buhari/ |
What have I missed so far? Ah, yes. Economic and political activities. I'll be back with a possible economic catalyst that's dear to my heart. |
Ndibunna:Thank you. You are very kind. |
Ndibunna: monthx:Here. Ishilove is my people (that's why I'm here and going nowhere). |
Ishilove:You are very popular/powerful. This thread is meant to be about Igbo political and economic development, but some people have turned it into the Ishilove thread. |
months:Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaha Go on. Tell me another joke. |
months:I will comment on any Nairaland thread that I feel like commenting on and there's absolutely nothing that you can do about it. That's the end of the matter. |
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