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MARCH13:
car still very much available

Location

SexytorresE:
I wil die if torres happens to come and I didn't go. Am his number 1 female fan in Nigeria check my IG page @ phinatorres09 and facebook josophine emmanulle torres

I no won make you die, Torres dey, please go and watch it

cool318:
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No offence Bro, we learn everyday. Thanks

It's okay bro,
Most head of Service is political appointment,
The President Choose whomever he sees fit to occupy the seat subject to the approval of the Senate.
At times Jnr in Rank or position are being chosen and it usually lead to compulsory retirement of those officers or Workers above him in Rank.
It's a common thing in the Military, Police and Paramilitary.
Also, the Appointment of a person as Permanent Secretary is also Political.
I stand to be corrected.

Meanwhile,

PERSONAL PROFILE OF IGP IBRAHIM KPOTUN IDRIS, mni
Inspector-General of Police Ibrahim Kpotun Idris, mni was born in Bida, Niger State on 15th January 1959.
He attended St. Paul Primary School Sokoto and Government Secondary School Farfaru Sokoto.
He bagged two University Degrees: Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Economics from the Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, and an LLB (Honours) in Law from University of Maiduguri.
Enlisted into the Nigeria Police Force as ASP Cadet in 1984.
He served subsequently as
- Divisional Crime Officer and Traffic Officer in Gusau Division in the present Zamfara State from January, 1986 to March, 1987,
- Police Mobile Force in April 1987. He later served in the Police Mobile Force (PMF) for Seventeen years, from April 1987 to 31st January 2004.
IGP Ibrahim K. Idris, mni led a contingent of Nigerian Police Officers to United Nation Mission in Liberia on 1st February 2004 and was later seconded by the Nigerian Government to the United Nations in March 2005, where he served as Mission Police Operation Coordinator from February 2004 to October 2008, and was later deployed from there as the Deputy Police Commissioner in-charge of Operations in United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor Leste (UNMIT), from October 2008 to March 2011.
He was the Director, International Peace Keeping Office at the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters from 11th April 2011 to 6th July 2011, and served as Commissioner of Police Kano State Command from 7th July 2011 to 16th February 2013. After his course in NIPSS, Mr. Ibrahim was posted to Nasarawa State as the Commissioner of Police from February 2014 to September 2014. From there he was posted to Nigeria Police Force Headquarters as the Commissioner of Police, Police Mobile Force in September 2014.
The UN Secretary General appointed Mr. Ibrahim as a Police Commissioner in UNAMID, in Darfur. This is the 1st time a Nigerian Police officer is clinching a B2 position for any UN mission in the world. However, the offer was declined to enable him contribute his quarter in ensuring peace and stability immediately during and after the 2015 general elections. He was later transferred to Kano State command in 2015 where he conducted the National elections held in 2015. He was the Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Operations, at FHQ, Abuja.
IGP Ibrahim K. Idris, mni attended many professional courses in Nigeria which included:
PMF Conversion course 1987, PMF Operation Management Course, PMF Armored Personnel Carrier Operation Course all in Gwoza, between 1987 and 1989. He also attended Advanced Detective Course in 1987, Police Intermediate Course in 1997 and Senior Command course in 2003, all in Police Staff College Jos. He also attended Joint Police and Military courses, including Disaster Management Course at the Armed Forces Command and Staff College Jaji in 2003. In September 2012, he attended the Leadership and Strategic Studies Course at the Centre for Management Studies (CMD), Lagos and Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) Jos in February 2013.
Under the United Nations, Ibrahim attended a seminar on re-organization and reforms of Formed Police Units (FPU) under the United Nations, at the Centre for excellence for Stability Police Forces (COESPU) in Vicenza, Italy in 2004.He also attended the UN Senior Leadership Induction Course and UN Leadership Course at the UN Headquarters in New York in February and September 2009 respectively. He further attended Civil-Military Coordination in Disaster Management Course organized by the United States Military Pacific Command and United Nations in Jakarta, Indonesia in 2010. He has severally served as visiting lecturer on “roles of Police on United Nations peace Keeping Operations” in Nigerian Defense College in 2011, 2012 and 2013. He was a Mentor to African Union/United Nations Senior Leadership Seminar in Douala, Cameroun 2010 and African Union/Ecowas Senior Leadership Course held in Nigerian Defense College Abuja in 2012.
The IGP have received many Commendations and Awards in the course of his career, including the Nigerian Inspector General of Police Commendation Award for his performance as Commandant PMF Training College, Gwoza in 2004, the Special Representative of the Secretary General Commendation Award for planning, execution and coordination of security for the Liberian National Elections in 2005, and the Special Representative of the Secretary General’s Award for coordinating major operations in Timor Leste in 2011.
He also bagged two Outstanding Leadership Awards by two United Nations Missions, namely United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) and United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor Leste (UNMIT) in 2006 and 2009 respectively for his outstanding performance as Operations Coordinator in UNMIL and Deputy Police Commissioner in charge of Operations in UNMIT respectively.
In March 2011, the President of Democratic Republic of Timor Leste, Dr Jose Ramos Horta (Nobel Lauret) awarded Ibrahim the Country’s highest National Medal, the “Medal of Merit”, for his contribution to the security and stability of Timor Leste. He served for over seven years in the United Nations.
The Officer is married and he is blessed with beautiful Children.
His hobbies include watching movies, reading books and indoor exercises.

cool318:
You are trying to say that the NPF does not observe the hierarchical gradual ascending of officers as seen in the Nigerian Army in appointing those positions?

So, you think Chief of Army Staff is by the most senior most in the Army?
Go get yourself the Civil service rule bro.

IGP is a Political Appointment and any suitable and worthy officer from the rank Of Commissioner of Police can be appointed as the IGP.

Idris Kpotun was an AIG Operations at FHQ Abuja shortly before he was appointed the IGP.

Link to watch online please

I thought we already have a Peugeot assembly plant in Kaduna before,
Or is he reviving it?

Season 1 Episode 2.
This series suppose dey interesting pass Dino own

Suko110:
Lolz funny but they cook outside and take the stove inside to put it off, it was funny all through

Maybe it was a form of highness ooo.
You never can tell what people would do to get high.

Suko110:
Your head dey dere ooooo, one time in my university days d room opposite mine, the occupants were wicked to themselves nah inside room dem dey off stove and dem still dey kamkpe....

Maybe it's because anything they cook outside, you and your roommate normally shorten their ration....
Just saying.

Benoxvals:
Possibility:-
2000>25=Human.
2005<20=Vampirism.
One man=1 Vampire.

I thought FG don ban codeine?
What did you take this time?

Baba God, answer my call,
Make I whistle blow someone and get just #100m.

dumo1:
The dullard from FutaJalon himself does he have sense or is he a respecter of the law? For him to overrule the Senate in the purchase of tbose world war 2 jets and other orders he has flouted with impunity. Is it not as Oga do, no be so subordinates dey follow do as well.

SMH

The Divisional Police Officer in the National Assembly, CSP Sulu-Gambari Abdul, on Wednesday blamed the April 18 invasion of the Senate and removal of the mace by hoodlums on the internal conspiracy.


The Divisional Police Officer in the National Assembly, CSP Sulu-Gambari Abdul, on Wednesday blamed the April 18 invasion of the Senate and removal of the mace by hoodlums on the internal conspiracy.

Abdul stated this during an investigative hearing into the incident by joint ad hoc committee investigating the incident.

According to him, what happened at the National Assembly was an act of internal conspiracy among some security agencies and some lawmakers.

“There should be cooperation between security agencies and the lawmakers but in this case, the attack came from the roof as the senators are not helping security matters."

“On April 16, there was an earlier hint that a group planned to invade the National Assembly and disrupt activities, which called for a build-up of security with two units of mobile police mobilized to the complex."

“However, on April 18, at about 11 a.m., my attention was drawn to a group protesting at the gate, and while I moved to address the group, I was informed that some people were running away with the mace."

“I signaled all the entry points that nobody drives in or out but three men approached me identifying themselves as security operatives and requested to be allowed to go.

“The strain of blood on their clothes made me suspicious and I ordered their arrest."

“In all, six people were arrested same day and handed over to the Force Headquarters alongside charms recovered from them."

“In addition, an unmarked Prado jeep and a Toyota Hilux were impounded and they are with the police."

“It was later that I observed that the protest was a diversionary attention to move me out and that the protesters were the same group with those that attacked", Abdul said.

He said that there was no communication from the Sergeant-at-Arms to the National Assembly during the invasion by the thugs.

Earlier, the Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Brighton Danwalex, had said that report from the investigation after the incident revealed that Senator Ali Ndume instructed the men assigned to protect the mace not to touch it during the invasion.

According to him, it was wrong for them to take orders from Ndume.

“Security men are having challenges with some legislators because they don’t want to follow checks,’’ he added.

Danwalex said that security men were overpowered due to lack of non-functional security gadgets to enhance operational capacity.

“There is no functional walkie-talkie; we would have alerted all the exit points."

“The CCTV is not functioning and there is only one operational patrol vehicle and the entrance into the white house requires biometric doors,’’ he said.

Chairman of the committee, Sen. Bala N’allah, requested the Police to furnish it with copies of station diary where entry of the crime was made.

He also directed that the committee should be given copies of the crime routine diary, pictures of those arrested and the transfer register explaining where the invaders were transferred to.

On her part, the Co-Chairman of the committee, Rep. Betty Apiafi, blamed the invasion on negligence on the part of the Sergeant-at-Arms.

She accused them of failing to raise alarm having observed something unusual.

Similarly, Sen. Shehu Sani accused the security operatives in the complex of regularly collecting money to allow unauthorized persons into the premises.

“People troop in here by paying money to security. Supposing they were terrorists and had it been that they came in to kill someone, they would have succeeded."

“How could five thugs succeed if there was no collusion?", Sani said.
Source:
http://saharareporters.com/2018/05/09/security-men-lawmakers-conspired-steal-mace-police

innocential3032:
Obo ti take over

I don't understand, Wetin take over?

SMH

fistonati:
don't reason backwards. Hospital with wall painting

Yeah, it happens in advance countries.
It's a psychological thing.
Looks like its in India.

Location?

E be like say those Lazy Youths Don take Osogbo weed again.
SMH

Project topic for Science/Medical/Paramedical students;
Effect of Glucose on CNS stimulant drugs in Healthy Lazy Nigerian Youths.

Why is Man United behaving like Glo, atimes they perform excellently while when you expect something from them, they f**k up.
SMH.


Sombori should helpe with the meme of that young girl.

E be like say Shehu Sani won take over from Ben Bruce as the Chairman Senate Committee of Twitter ooo.
E warriors.

600k

engrjacuzzi:
I no see Italy jersey for the post

I no sure say dem Qualify for World Cup.

So the World Cup is between Adidas and Nike..
I think Nike will win.

SMH....

Lagos State,
I hail thee,
Excluding Land Use Charge..

Hmm, Only God knows how healthy anybody is

Are they for real?
In this Economic mess we found ourselves as a Nation presently?
OK, I get the humour, they push 66k, FG will drag it and it'll end up in 30k plus.

Handles?
You mean like repairing potholes?
Or grading the road?