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Adaisback:
The way they are killing soldiers in North East , you will think that mobile police are not deployed to that place. I spoke with some mobile police that recently came back from Borno and they told me that you can hardly hear or see them do cho cho cho and that they are very secretive and the terrorists fear them more than soldiers

DatIgalaDude:
That because they are playing safe and not doing their work.

Quarterpast:
Is it true that the current IG is a man of impeccable character ?

I've heard a lot of good talks about him.
Positive remarks everywhere

commoditiesnig:
Good one mr Disu



Yes he is.. he’s been very efficient in his previous capacities both in Lagos and other states

iwaeda:
Zulumu is not in town and can't rush back, to Tinubu and APC, nothing matter more than 2027, even the blood of innocent soul. Tunji has cone for normal ritual, until the next tragedies.

iwaeda:
Zulumu is not in town and can't rush back, to Tinubu and APC, nothing matter more than 2027, even the blood of innocent soul. Tunji has cone for normal ritual, until the next tragedies.

Adaisback:
The way they are killing soldiers in North East , you will think that mobile police are not deployed to that place. I spoke with some mobile police that recently came back from Borno and they told me that you can hardly hear or see them do cho cho cho and that they are very secretive and the terrorists fear them more than soldiers

Tochitee:
Na like this Una wan become plesident Abi?

Godspowerpro:
Psalm 150:6 KJV
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.


Maiduguri, Borno State - The 23rd Indigenous Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Rilwan Disu psc(+), NPM, on Tuesday paid a working visit to Borno State following the recent bomb explosion that left several persons injured.

During the visit, the IGP met with victims of the blast currently receiving treatment and expressed deep sympathy over the incident.

He was received by the Deputy Governor of Borno State, His Excellency, Usman Umar Kadafur, who congratulated the IGP on his appointment and commended his prompt response to the incident.

“For an incident that happened last night and for you to be on ground this morning is a sign of seriousness,” the deputy governor said, describing the visit as a morale booster for the people of the state.

According to him, the presence of the IGP at this critical time underscores the Federal Government’s concern for the safety and well-being of Borno residents. He reaffirmed the state government’s commitment to continued collaboration with security agencies to achieve desired peace.

Earlier, the Commissioner of Police, Borno State Command, CP Nazir Abdulmajeed, welcomed the IGP and commiserated with victims and residents over the unfortunate incident.

As part of his engagements, the IGP visited the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, where victims of the explosion are receiving treatment. He also inspected the Monday Market, the epicentre of the blast, to assess the level of destruction.

The IGP also visited the Deputy Inspector-General of Police in charge of Operations and the Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Mobile Force, where he held strategic discussions on strengthening security operations in the state.

Addressing officers and men of the Borno State Police Command, the IGP charged them to heighten vigilance, strengthen intelligence gathering, and remain proactive in the discharge of their duties.

He assured residents of the Force’s firm commitment to safeguarding lives and property, while urging members of the public to remain security conscious and cooperate with law enforcement agencies.

The IGP also assured officers of his support through the provision of necessary security gadgets and logistics to enhance operational efficiency.

The visit comes amid renewed efforts to reinforce security across the North-East region.


Thank You Jesus

DatIgalaDude:
This is medicine after death.
We are always reactive not proactive.
Why would a sane government think of rehabilitating terrorist and integrating them into the society? Rehabilitation that is poorly done.

You cannot defend Nigerian leaders without looking stewpiiiiid

Adaisback:
The way they are killing soldiers in North East , you will think that mobile police are not deployed to that place. I spoke with some mobile police that recently came back from Borno and they told me that you can hardly hear or see them do cho cho cho and that they are very secretive and the terrorists fear them more than soldiers

PlasmaTV:
The president and other key folks are vacationing in the UK.

Bunch of disgraceful folks.

Helinus
Richtaiwo
Hachenoire
Parachoko
Yarimo
Mannaqqbgrills
Timemanager
Which one of you wrote the 👇

commoditiesnig:
Good one mr Disu



Yes he is.. he’s been very efficient in his previous capacities both in Lagos and other states

Richtaiwo:
I find it irritating to see these baseless submissions directed at me. Informing me of these type of bulshit for validation is one thing I find amusing. Moreover, it is clear that criticism of the President persists regardless of his location. Whether he is in the country or on an official state visit, what difference does it make?

Is it expected that the President personally engage in security operations or suspend official duties to satisfy such narratives. His absence neither diminishes the authority of any necessary pronouncements, nor does it imply a lapse in governance or security oversight. This persistent lack of logical reasoning is precisely why I choose to disengage from discussing with these people and indeed block them.

The next time you quote me with similar nonsense, you stand blocked.

Quarterpast:
Is it true that the current IG is a man of impeccable character ?

I've heard a lot of good talks about him.
Positive remarks everywhere

iwaeda:
Zulumu is not in town and can't rush back, to Tinubu and APC, nothing matter more than 2027, even the blood of innocent soul. Tunji has cone for normal ritual, until the next tragedies.

Adaisback:
The way they are killing soldiers in North East , you will think that mobile police are not deployed to that place. I spoke with some mobile police that recently came back from Borno and they told me that you can hardly hear or see them do cho cho cho and that they are very secretive and the terrorists fear them more than soldiers