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Let the whining begin.

Airforce1: Not everybody u see here are destitute like u..
Foooool.

Aaand the dimwit speaks. Dude, I'm currently not in the mood to pounce on your case. I'm pretty. sure you won't survive it. Run along.

*whistles Linkin Park's song* "Like an army falling one by one by one..."

Airforce1: She never knew she would some day give birth to a fatherless child.

Yet I'm prettty sure she can pay your school fees.

Normally, I would've said that this may be a false flag operation to implicate APC. BUT those guns are a dead give-away because those are the EXACT type used by Okorocha's vigilante group.

APC, not cool dudes.

unmask: it is an igbo state for crying out loud.....and they don't contribute a dime to your existence in the south west....so please let them be....if they want to spite yorubas by voting in a madman, then good for them....siddon look is the name......seems people have lived with yorubas for so long and don't understand anything.....fashola and all other state governors are enjoying their present status because they work and not because they belong to APC......southwesterners don't vote in mediocres......and I think that's why they always standout

WHAT THE.......?!! DID YOU JUST CALL AKWA IBOM AN IGBO STATE?!! Do you now understand why you failed your 4th WAEC resit exams?

Ugom38: well it is the best infact he shouldnt cum back,at least his plan to islamise Nigeria will be curtailed
you see how God does his things

Good Lord......see stupidity......

texazzpete: I have NEVER seen anywhere apart from Nairaland where mentally addled people are so proud and loud to show off their ignorance.

Tons of Petroleum Engineers I know who have worked 30+ years in the industry head back to lecture...it's their way of giving back.

I pity you and your poverty mentality. After making mad money, many people head towards self-fulfillment at the end of the day. Not everyone becomes an Anenih, clinging to the limelight after being drunk on power.

Bros, why do you even bother with these clowns. I'll say this again: the airhead+dimwit population on nairaland keeps growing.

I wonder why people find this story strange? Around the world, a number of former top govt officials from directors to advisers have left their previous jobs for academia. The US is an example where presidential advisers and some secretaries resigned to take up lecturing positions in Harvard, Yale, Georgetown, and even far away Oxford in the UK.

[quote author=deejay_harry1]from billionaire to free work??kilode[/quote]And how is it free work?

Littlehooper: SEE THIS slowpoke
YOU CAN'T COMPARE AKPABIO WITH FASHOLA..
FASHOLA IS ESTEEM PERSON, GOVERNOR WHOM OTHER GOVERNORS ARE IMITATING.......
WHO IS AKPABIO? HOW DOES HE LOOK LIKE? WHERE IS HE FROM?

LMAO!!! Nice joke dude . Really.

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INDIA should DEPORT any nigerian found with ILLEGAL papers fast using the enugu international airport. Also anyone involved in DRUGS should be punished accordingly. Thanks

Nigerians will behave in a rubish way abroad and when they are about to be deported they will now start shouting and crying and also start running after the foreign MINISTRY. Smh.

Incase you don't know INDIA has ICBMs and NUCLEAR WEAPONS greater Influence and a LARGER POPULATION. Nonsense.

WHO GIVES A RAT'S TUSHIE IF THE INDIANS HAVE NUCLEAR WEAPONS?! They are NOT the only ones with the bomb. And this is definitely NOT our first rodeo with diplomatic issues like this. Or do you expect us to quiver at the "almighty" India who bunged up the peace-keeping operation in Sierre Leone under the leadership of their Lt. Gen Vejay, who btw got replaced by a Nigerian?


It's ok if they decide to evict illegal immigrants, but it gives them ABSOLUTELY NO RIGHT to persecute law abiding Nigerians living there. Let them note that they stand ALOT to lose if we decide to sieze and nationalise indian-owned coys and deport indians in droves. And they CANNOT and WILL NOT do jack-shyte about xcept probably retaliate in kind with little-no effect on the Nigerian economy.

Ladies, all of you are certified VSAT engineers. 'cos the way you guys tie your igele headgear

adaobi123: You must be joking right ?

I'm afraid I agree with him. Tonto's way better.

Probably Belarus

rka1: And they look like Nigerian Air Force personnel carrying out parachute jumps in a former Eastern Block country.

'was about to say exactly the same thing.

GeneralJ: Nigerian Security Forces at burnt APC site in NOrther Nigeria
https://www.washingtonpost.com/rf/image_404h/2010-2019/Wires/Online/2013-10-29/AP/Images/Nigeria%20Violence.JPEG-015f4.jpg

Is it just me or does this look similar to one of the Proforce APC

[quote author=nutty_hnic]Seriously?? Did you just insinuate that cos thats what you do, nollywood nd all...u are just a fu.c...ing perverted m..oro.n who thinks every one else is d.um.b cos of d insignificant info u stuff your septic skull with.....get to the real world dude......soon u would stop leaving with ur daddy, tell me were you will get all ur "classified info" from...id.iot[/quote]Awwwww.....lil buffoon is butthurt . Why dont you take your broke-a$& home and go cry to your mommy? Also ask her to book an english class for you, dimwit.


Btw, you read my profile and think you know jack about me? Now most people claim to be what they're not online. But one thing's certain boy: I'm more than capable of paying for your upkeep (school fees including) over and over. Now buzz off dimwit. Go on....off to mommy..

Idiota

[quote author=nutty_hnic]Went thru your post and realised that you probably are one of gej's lapdog.
I dont expect you as his lapdog to see a problem with the nations security......havent i made my self clear enough id.iot....


NIA or not, the country lacks security...but of course you dont see this... your justification and glorification of mediocrity will take you lot no where...f.ucking a.sswhipe[/quote]So you've gone through my profile. Clap for yourself. Now a question for you Mr buffoon: did I at anytime mention that our security services are perfect or even near-perfect? Feel free to respond with proof. If not, I suggest you stick to what you know best......you know, skelewu, nollywood movies and other things that attracts you kids. Ewu gambia.

[quote author=nutty_hnic]you really couldnt prove your point without insulting me, whats the point then?[/quote]My point is simple: little airheads like u without any clue of their own nation's security services should refrain from posting garbage on nairaland. kapish?

[quote author=nutty_hnic]NIA wouldnt admit their existence cos they do nothing!![/quote]Secrecy is their watchword, dumba$s. You dont expect them to operate the same way the police and SSS do. When the NIA was busy hunting down Boko Haram militants in the deserts of Mali and partook in reppelling the Islamic militants onslaught in Bamako before the French arrived, was that nothing? When the same NIA exposed the French's involvement in the Bakassi crisis, was that also nothing.


This agency operates in the shadows, slowpoke.

Chingyarmani: The video never looked real, and the graphics were not far frm being unrealistic, guess she wanted to do somefin like katty perry's 'ROAR'.....this is just too pooor when compared to her previous videos!!!!!! xo underwhelmed nd nt just imperessed/interested about this 'SOMORI' video

The video and gaphics werent meant to look realistic

I love it. great concept, lovely song. The brain behind the video definitely knows his/her onions.

[quote author=yemmy_tee]Jonathan Again[/quote]slowpoke.

Superb.

Diasporan: The NIA hardly recruit openly.Before though don't know if the system has changed the best way to get in is to have a real backing of a strong politician who will give the DG a direct call and introduce himself before making him know his request.Various factors will aid you to get in.First is to get the personal phone number of the DG which is not easy to get.If you or your high wired politician can get his number you are a step close to getting the job.secondly is the ability for the politician to put real pressure on the DG cause there is every likelihood he would tell him they are not recruiting but he will let him know whenever they are but this he will never do.so much pressure and networking can make him eventually change his mind.Thirdly you must be intelligent and a critical thinker.Their pay and incentives will make you almost go mad.It's indeed a nice agency to work in.

Guy, it's not that good. Yes you get to see the world and the pay may be decent, but the risks exceeds the reward, particularly for field officers. And I'm not sure most people may want to make the sacrifices demanded by the NIA.

[quote author=Røtten_egg]Not a tribalist but when it comes "intelligence", i'd give it to the yoruba dude anyday...[/quote]So other tribes are dummies, abi?

An Igbo man, Lt. Gen Ihejirika, who by the way graduated among the top 3 in his graduating class at the prestigious National War College, is reposible for transforming the Army to a proffessional COIN and Counter-Terror force. But I guess he's a mugu.


An Efik man currently heads the SSS, one of Africa's most seasoned domestic intelligence service/agency. But hey, he's a dummy.

A hausa man, Maj. Gen. Sarkin Bello, is the brain behind the nation's counter terrorism effort, but I guess he is a buffoon in your books compared to your yorubas.


Yes a yoruba man currently leads the NIA, but so did a South-South man, Diette Speif, who not only lead the NRO and the NIA later, but equally the SSS. Hell, I consider that man a living legend in the intelligence services. But I guess his intelligence won't stand that of a yoruba man, abi?


You, sir, are a tribalist.

[quote author=naptu2][/quote]Of course the NIA operates outside our boundaries using our embassies and a nunber of safe houses across the globe for their operations. Every foreign intelligence service does that, be it the CIA or Russia's SVR or the Chinese MSS. But so does the DIA whose defence attaches work from these same facilities. NIA agents equally recieve a couple of training courses from the Foreign, just like other security services and section of the armed forces across the globe.

BUT the NIA is NOT a part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. And It is NOT a "diplomatic" service as you mentioned. It is an INTELLIGENCE AGENCY through and through that uses diplomacy as a cover. Hell, do NOT even share the same HQ. And its orders and funding comes SOLELY from the Office of the NSA, NOT the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

[quote author=naptu2][/quote]I guess my mention of the foreign service school is amusing to you. I'll explain.


Yes the Ministry of Foreign Affairs owns the Foreign service school that trains all our diplomatic attaches. But the school equally trains NIA agents and Military officers assigned as Defence Attaches (from DIA), with the aim of prepping them for their roles in the diplomatic service. It's similar to the Americans were Special Forces operators from JSOC are trained by officers from the State Department. BUT the NIA does NOT report to the minister of foreign affairs AT ALL. They report solely to the office of the National Security Adviser. The Ministry is simply used as a cover. Even their vehicles use the Foreign Affairs plates.


And yes the office of the DG is filled by an Ambassador. It is no different from the NDLEA that was lead once by an Army Officer seconded from Defence HQ or a Police COMPOL from FHQ. But all field operatives are recruited from the best in the Armed Forces, Police Force, and the SSS, with ananlysts and support staff from the civilian sector.

oluwacjay: My brother, its like USA appointin d ambassordor 2 9ja, 2 head d CIA. So weak

No it's not. the CIA's DCI and the higher Director-National Intelligence post is kinda political also filled with technocrats. The true heart is the position of the Director-National Clandestine Service and Director-Intelligence. Same applies to Nigeria's NIA. While the DG's office may be filled by someone from the Foreign service (just like Mi-6), our true focus must be on the office of the Director-Operations.