₦airaland Forum

ethicallyright:
100% right about categories of protesters.

Genuine protesters = 5%
Clout chasers / pseudo activists = 15%
Pro fraud sympathizers = 20 %
Hardened criminals = 60%

ethicallyright:
100% right about categories of protesters.

Genuine protesters = 5%
Clout chasers / pseudo activists = 15%
Pro fraud sympathizers = 20 %
Hardened criminals = 60%

limeta:
“Some of the people against SARS are the ones that are involved in shady deals; they engage in arm selling, and other crimes…”



Look like he is saying the protesters are taking over police business .

Mikecold:
All this is coming because we can't speak with one voice in this country (maybe cos we aren't victim yet).

This particular narrative that ending sars would increase crime is the narrative that was gifted to the police by some coward youth themselves.

The police is currently fitting excuses so as to come up with a worthless reform on paper like the one given to naira marley


Our myopic youths fail to realize that nothing about Nigeria reform is done moderately, if it is bad it becomes extremely bad.

Tomorrow nobody would be taken serious if they complain again because the so called reform has taken effect

We should realize that this sars issue is a massive killing/control tool of youths in the south, killings and provocation by sars isn't happening in the north which is soaked with banditry, armunition, drugs, and the same cyber crime.

Efcc should be the ones investigating cyber crimes and they do so after "report and evidence".

I don't support hardened criminals, the police should deploy an effective means but must end sars because it can't control it nor restrict it after all the extortion sars have been exposed to.

I can conclude that just like osinbajo gave a weightless reform of sars the last time, it would be the same again because the same victims are clamouring for "sars reform" that would never work

ethicallyright:
100% right about categories of protesters.

Genuine protesters = 5%
Clout chasers / pseudo activists = 15%
Pro fraud sympathizers = 20 %
Hardened criminals = 60%

ethicallyright:
100% right about categories of protesters.

Genuine protesters = 5%
Clout chasers / pseudo activists = 15%
Pro fraud sympathizers = 20 %
Hardened criminals = 60%

PROPHETmichael:
Ending of SARS will not stop anything because if you end it, the real arm robbers and touts will jubilate. Also, ending it won't solve the problem because the same officers will be move to another police departments or given a new tag. Fish the corrupt ones out and make them pay heavily for their misconduct.

In Nigeria, we are good at changing names instead of addressing the problem. A typical example is NEPA to PHCN.

Miracle2020:
nobody will end sars, Yahoo boys and armed robbers will never get their way.

SmartProf:
Tackle the message and not the messengers.

Areaboyfriend:
Seems you haven't personally encountered a Sars officer. They are not interested in what your dealings are, but they are interested in collecting their % in whatever u are doing. Even to the extent of implicating victims just to demand ransom from them.

Nigsrdumb:
This is why they need data. You can track criminals without brute force. See how Interpol arrested hushpuppy.

You can't use criminals to end criminality

6 The IGP has directed that personnel of FSARS and other tactical squads concentrate and respond only to cases of armed robbery, kidnapping and other violent crimes when the need arises.

8 The IGP warned that henceforth, the CP in charge of FSARS, CPs in charge of State Commands and FCT as well as their supervisory Zonal AIGs will be held liable for misconduct of personnel of FSARS and others within their jurisdiction.

Mikecold:
All this is coming because we can't speak with one voice in this country (maybe cos we aren't victim yet).

This particular narrative that ending sars would increase crime is the narrative that was gifted to the police by some coward youth themselves.

The police is currently fitting excuses so as to come up with a worthless reform on paper like the one given to naira marley


Our myopic youths fail to realize that nothing about Nigeria reform is done moderately, if it is bad it becomes extremely bad.

Tomorrow nobody would be taken serious if they complain again because the so called reform has taken effect

We should realize that this sars issue is a massive killing/control tool of youths in the south, killings and provocation by sars isn't happening in the north which is soaked with banditry, armunition, drugs, and the same cyber crime.

Efcc should be the ones investigating cyber crimes and they do so after "report and evidence".

I don't support hardened criminals, the police should deploy an effective means but must end sars because it can't control it nor restrict it after all the extortion sars have been exposed to.

I can conclude that just like osinbajo gave a weightless reform of sars the last time, it would be the same again because the same victims are clamouring for "sars reform" that would never work

Mikecold:
All this is coming because we can't speak with one voice in this country (maybe cos we aren't victim yet).

This particular narrative that ending sars would increase crime is the narrative that was gifted to the police by some coward youth themselves.

The police is currently fitting excuses so as to come up with a worthless reform on paper like the one given to naira marley


Our myopic youths fail to realize that nothing about Nigeria reform is done moderately, if it is bad it becomes extremely bad.

Tomorrow nobody would be taken serious if they complain again because the so called reform has taken effect

We should realize that this sars issue is a massive killing/control tool of youths in the south, killings and provocation by sars isn't happening in the north which is soaked with banditry, armunition, drugs, and the same cyber crime.

Efcc should be the ones investigating cyber crimes and they do so after "report and evidence".

I don't support hardened criminals, the police should deploy an effective means but must end sars because it can't control it nor restrict it after all the extortion sars have been exposed to.

I can conclude that just like osinbajo gave a weightless reform of sars the last time, it would be the same again because the same victims are clamouring for "sars reform" that would never work

ethicallyright:
100% right about categories of protesters.
Genuine protesters = 5%
Clout chasers / pseudo activists = 15%
Pro fraud sympathizers = 20 %
Hardened criminals = 60%

Princedapace:
Oga, sars cant be banned. It is like banning our military becus some soldiers molest and kill innocent citizens. It is not possible to ban a tactical squad such as sars except provision for another is made.

The best thing is always punishing the officers who misbehave. Simple. Even in the USA, police brutality is well known and up till now, it has not stopped.

PWAPUTI2010:
Ban SARS for me is not good idea, most protesters cannot even appreviate what SARS stand, I come accross one explaining its all about bad governance by President Buhari.
Fact just remain the best way to go by all these is just reform, but if by error government down to scrap of this Unit called SARS this country will not have peace.

jeff1993:
this data seller is a scammer and thief

would post screen shots