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chisupport:When they tried to measure YOUR IQ, the equipment froze due to lack of movement on the dial. |
Zxcvbnmghtr:Powerful. |
Abbeytoy:Maybe if Igbos stopped TRIBALISING the venture, Nigerians could feel some attachment to INNOSON. Just read their posts on this thread. Pure tribalists. I was just shaking my head reading their posts. So off-putting. When Dangote does something big, do you see Hausa people shouting “Hausa amaka”? “Hausa this”, “Hausa that”? Never. In fact the average Hausa man would be offended if you tribalised Dangote to Hausas, and would insist it is a NIGERIAN achievement, not a Hausa one. So we see Dangote as a Nigerian achievement in a more substantive manner than we do INNOSON. |
Ronaldo never tire for football? The guy should go and look for something else to do with himself abeg. How can you be playing football and dragging top players list with your children? |
OredoPikin:LIAR. Watch this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrgp1pMZNSw?si=WOo5gVlAcgxgOeGi |
He would have removed fuel subsidies “on day 1” like he promised, and inflation would be just as high as it is today. |
RemoveKebab:'ASS' IS NOT A WORD IN FRENCH. USE YOUR DAMN HEAD. |
Nahunger:I REALLY WISH I COULD SEND AN IPOB ANIMAL LIKE YOU TO NIGER REPUBLIC FOR 6 MONTHS TO LIVE, SO YOU WILL KNOW THAT YOU ARE IN PARADISE IN NIGERIA COMPARED TO NIGER REPUBLIC. LOUD-MOUTHED DUNCE. |
IT IS SO DISGUSTING THAT BUHARI NEVER FOUND A WAY TO RESOLVE THS MAMBILLA POWER PLANT ISSUE. STUPID LAZY MAN. |
IPOB, TELL THEM TO LEAVE THOSE REGIONS THEY HATE SO MUCH AND RETURN HOME TO IGBOLAND, OR IS THAT NOT ALSO PART OF THE DEAL? ![]() STAYING IN OTHER PEOPLES' LANDS AND HATING THEM. STUPID DEPENDENT ANIMALS. WITHOUT NIGERIANS YOU WOULD STARVE IN YOUR MILLIONS, SO KINDLY STFU. WHAT IS IN IGBOLAND APART FROM PALM KERNELS AND GARI PLUS EROSION? |
crestedmazi:IPOB tribalist. Of course you don't care about discussing the issue to resolve it. All you care about is that your ''IGBO'' candidate versus the ''YORUBA'' candidate and all that demented, ignorant bush thinking and rubbish.. Primitive tribalist spear-chucker. Just go back to your dirty village and let intelligent, educated people discuss the situation and proffer meaningful ideas and solutions. |
panpan:Every country borrows money apart from maybe the tiny Gulf oil states like UAE and Kuwait That cannot be the reason. |
Stephench:You don't know who is where or has been anywhere so shut up and stop talking rubbish and making stupid assumptions. Do you know if I'm typing from London right now or from Paris or Brussels? Just STFU and say your piece without assuming you know where people are typing from or their travel experience and knowledge. Stupid idiots, once you find yourself overseas you think nobody else knows about the place or can tell you anything about it. That he is in Europe doesn't mean he cannot lie and exaggerate, like many of them do, because of their stupid desire to feel superior to Nigerians. I asked the animal to tell us where in the UK he is paying £750 a month on a 2 bedroom flat as he claimed, and he disappeared! Maybe he was typing from Awka and claiming to be in the UK. Many of you are liars and fraudsters, so get lost. |
redheart:YOU MUST BE LIVING IN SOME REMOTE VILLAGE IN THE UK T0 CLAIM YOUR RENT ON A 2 BEDROOM FLAT IS £750, YOU LYING DEVIL. TELL US THE AREA YOU LIVE, LET US FACT-CHECK THE RENT COSTS ONLINE RIGHT NOW! I CHALLENGE YOU TO THAT! YOU THINK YOU CAN COME IN HERE AND DECEIVE PEOPLE? FRAUDSTER. TELL US WHERE YOU LIVE IN THE UK! LIAR! |
. . TRAITOROUS IPOB OUTCAST LYING DEMONS FROM HELL. . . THIS IS WHY NONE OF YOU BASTARDS WILL EVER LEAD NIGERIA. . . DIRTY, WORTHLESS TRAITORS. |
Burob:DON'T PRETEND YOU DIDN'T SEE THE FACT-CHECK SHOWING THE OP IS A LYING IPOB DEMON JUST LIKE YOU.. LET US FACT CHECK YOU, Mr IPOB OP Traitor and Liar January 22, 2024 https://factcheckhub.com/nigerian-police-rated-worst-globally-7-years-ago-not-recent/ AN online publication, Parallel Facts, has claimed that the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) is the worst and most corrupt police agency in the world. According to the platform, the report was based on the ranking conducted by the World Internal Security and Police Index (WISPI), now known as the Global Police and Security Index (GPSI). The post has generated over 3,000 reposts and more than 4000 likes on her X handle (@ParallelFacts). Part of the publication (archived here) reads: “The World Internal Security and Police Index (WISPI) has declared the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) the number-one worst police department globally. The ranking comes as no surprise, considering the NPF’s consistent failure to uphold law and order. “The force’s dismal record is reflected in its blatant disregard for court orders and the constitution, earning it a zero in respect for legal norms.” CLAIM Nigeria Police Force (NPF) is recently ranked the worst and most corrupt Police force in the world. THE FINDINGS Findings by The FactCheckHub show that the claim is MISLEADING. The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has often been criticized for bribery, widespread corruption and human rights abuses by its officers. The need for police reform led to a nationwide protest in October 2020. Checks by The FactCheckHub show that the publication based its report on a blog post by Nigerian Queries with the headline that read: “10 Most Corrupt Police Forces in the world (2024).” However, The FactCheckHub found out that the ranking was based on a 2016 report which rated the Nigeria Police Force as the “worst” globally in terms of its ability to handle internal security challenges. [NOT 'CORRUPTION'] The report was released in 2017 by the International Police Science Association (IPSA) and the Institute for Economics and Peace, a nonprofit organisation that brings together experts, researchers and scholars concerned with security work from all over the world. The WISPI ranking examines the four domains of internal security: capacity, process, legitimacy and outcomes. According to the report, the Nigerian police performed worst on the index on all four domains, with a score of 0.255 ranked 127 below the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Uganda and Pakistan. The report was released about seven years ago during the tenure of Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Kpotun Idris (2016-2019) and reported by local media including The Cable newspaper, Premium Times and Vanguard, among others. The NPF, at the time, rejected the ranking as published by Channels TV and Punch newspaper in November 2017. The then Force Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood, in a statement rejected the ranking saying Nigeria Police is the best in Africa and one of the best in the world. “Nigeria Police Force is the best in UN Peace Keeping Operations, the best in Africa, one of the best in the world. The Force rejects the report as unempirical and absolute falsehood, should be disregarded and discountenanced,” Moshood said in the statement. The Nigerian police said after a careful study of the report and the news items emanating from it, it discovers that the report is misleading, adding that the report did not consider various training and re-training that the force has been empowered with by both local and foreign organisations. In addition, there has been three IGPs in Nigeria since then, namely: IGP Mohammed Abubakar Adamu (2019-2021), IGP Usman Alkali Baba (2021-2023) and the current IGP, Kayode Egbetokun. The report did not consider the impact of recent police reforms such as the disbandment of the tactical (SARS) squad and the current performance of the police force. The FactCheckHub dug further and found a more recent ranking by the International Police Association which measures the perceived levels of police departments in 211 countries and territories. According to the report published in 2019, over 40 countries were ranked poor for performing below average. The country in the worst category included Azerbaijan, Somalia, Venezuela, Djibouti, Uganda, Liberia, Vietnam, Niger, Iraq, Turkmenistan Republic, Burundi, Egypt, Syria, Chad, Congo, Cameroon, Sudan, North Korea, Libya, Congo Republic among others. Meanwhile, the report ranked Nigeria among average-performing police forces under a SATISFACTORY category. Others in the category are Argentina, Bahamas, Bahrain, Cuba, Kenya, Morocco Qatar, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and the United Arab Emirates among others. On corruption, The FactCheckHub could not find a recent credible research or survey with verifiable methodology indicating that the Nigeria Police Force is ranked the most corrupt in the world. THE VERDICT The claim by Parallel Facts that the Nigeria Police Force is the worst and most corrupt globally is MISLEADING; findings show that the publication relied on data published about seven years ago. |
Ttipsy:DON'T PRETEND YOU DIDN'T SEE THE FACT-CHECK SHOWING THE OP IS A LYING IPOB DEMON JUST LIKE YOU. LET US FACT CHECK YOU, Mr IPOB OP Traitor and Liar January 22, 2024 https://factcheckhub.com/nigerian-police-rated-worst-globally-7-years-ago-not-recent/ AN online publication, Parallel Facts, has claimed that the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) is the worst and most corrupt police agency in the world. According to the platform, the report was based on the ranking conducted by the World Internal Security and Police Index (WISPI), now known as the Global Police and Security Index (GPSI). The post has generated over 3,000 reposts and more than 4000 likes on her X handle (@ParallelFacts). Part of the publication (archived here) reads: “The World Internal Security and Police Index (WISPI) has declared the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) the number-one worst police department globally. The ranking comes as no surprise, considering the NPF’s consistent failure to uphold law and order. “The force’s dismal record is reflected in its blatant disregard for court orders and the constitution, earning it a zero in respect for legal norms.” CLAIM Nigeria Police Force (NPF) is recently ranked the worst and most corrupt Police force in the world. THE FINDINGS Findings by The FactCheckHub show that the claim is MISLEADING. The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has often been criticized for bribery, widespread corruption and human rights abuses by its officers. The need for police reform led to a nationwide protest in October 2020. Checks by The FactCheckHub show that the publication based its report on a blog post by Nigerian Queries with the headline that read: “10 Most Corrupt Police Forces in the world (2024).” However, The FactCheckHub found out that the ranking was based on a 2016 report which rated the Nigeria Police Force as the “worst” globally in terms of its ability to handle internal security challenges. [NOT 'CORRUPTION'] The report was released in 2017 by the International Police Science Association (IPSA) and the Institute for Economics and Peace, a nonprofit organisation that brings together experts, researchers and scholars concerned with security work from all over the world. The WISPI ranking examines the four domains of internal security: capacity, process, legitimacy and outcomes. According to the report, the Nigerian police performed worst on the index on all four domains, with a score of 0.255 ranked 127 below the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Uganda and Pakistan. The report was released about seven years ago during the tenure of Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Kpotun Idris (2016-2019) and reported by local media including The Cable newspaper, Premium Times and Vanguard, among others. The NPF, at the time, rejected the ranking as published by Channels TV and Punch newspaper in November 2017. The then Force Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood, in a statement rejected the ranking saying Nigeria Police is the best in Africa and one of the best in the world. “Nigeria Police Force is the best in UN Peace Keeping Operations, the best in Africa, one of the best in the world. The Force rejects the report as unempirical and absolute falsehood, should be disregarded and discountenanced,” Moshood said in the statement. The Nigerian police said after a careful study of the report and the news items emanating from it, it discovers that the report is misleading, adding that the report did not consider various training and re-training that the force has been empowered with by both local and foreign organisations. In addition, there has been three IGPs in Nigeria since then, namely: IGP Mohammed Abubakar Adamu (2019-2021), IGP Usman Alkali Baba (2021-2023) and the current IGP, Kayode Egbetokun. The report did not consider the impact of recent police reforms such as the disbandment of the tactical (SARS) squad and the current performance of the police force. The FactCheckHub dug further and found a more recent ranking by the International Police Association which measures the perceived levels of police departments in 211 countries and territories. According to the report published in 2019, over 40 countries were ranked poor for performing below average. The country in the worst category included Azerbaijan, Somalia, Venezuela, Djibouti, Uganda, Liberia, Vietnam, Niger, Iraq, Turkmenistan Republic, Burundi, Egypt, Syria, Chad, Congo, Cameroon, Sudan, North Korea, Libya, Congo Republic among others. Meanwhile, the report ranked Nigeria among average-performing police forces under a SATISFACTORY category. Others in the category are Argentina, Bahamas, Bahrain, Cuba, Kenya, Morocco Qatar, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and the United Arab Emirates among others. On corruption, The FactCheckHub could not find a recent credible research or survey with verifiable methodology indicating that the Nigeria Police Force is ranked the most corrupt in the world. THE VERDICT The claim by Parallel Facts that the Nigeria Police Force is the worst and most corrupt globally is MISLEADING; findings show that the publication relied on data published about seven years ago. |
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Stephench:You are talking RUBBISH. The guy said his friends are buying Iphones and cars and renting flats on 1k a month salary and that is a FCKING LIE. AND IF THEY ARE IN THE UK, IT'S A TRIPLE FCKING LIE. A 3 BEDROOM FLAT IN THE UK WILL SET YOU BACK £2,000 (IE 4 MILLION NAIRA) MINIMUM PER MONTH FOR A REALLY CHEAP PLACE. 3 GUYS SHARING THAT WILL PAY ROUGHLY £700 POUNDS PER MONTH EACH. WE HAVEN'T EVEN MENTIONED GAS, ELECTRIC, HEATING, PHONE BILL, SKY TV BILL ETC. WHERE IS THE MONEY FOR CARS AND IPHONES OR EVEN FOOD? THEY ARE DOING BENEFIT FRAUD OR CREDIT CARD FRAUD. MOST DEFINITELY. |
THIS MAN IS SAYING THE TRUTH, AND THE FG SHOULD TAKE ACTION IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THESE SHOCKING REVELATIONS. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RYRSc3it10&ab_channel=ChannelsTelevision |
Very good question, OP. They will respond by abusing you. |
LET US FACT CHECK YOU, Mr IPOB OP Traitor and Liar January 22, 2024 https://factcheckhub.com/nigerian-police-rated-worst-globally-7-years-ago-not-recent/ AN online publication, Parallel Facts, has claimed that the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) is the worst and most corrupt police agency in the world. According to the platform, the report was based on the ranking conducted by the World Internal Security and Police Index (WISPI), now known as the Global Police and Security Index (GPSI). The post has generated over 3,000 reposts and more than 4000 likes on her X handle (@ParallelFacts). Part of the publication (archived here) reads: “The World Internal Security and Police Index (WISPI) has declared the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) the number-one worst police department globally. The ranking comes as no surprise, considering the NPF’s consistent failure to uphold law and order. “The force’s dismal record is reflected in its blatant disregard for court orders and the constitution, earning it a zero in respect for legal norms.” CLAIM Nigeria Police Force (NPF) is recently ranked the worst and most corrupt Police force in the world. THE FINDINGS Findings by The FactCheckHub show that the claim is MISLEADING. The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has often been criticized for bribery, widespread corruption and human rights abuses by its officers. The need for police reform led to a nationwide protest in October 2020. Checks by The FactCheckHub show that the publication based its report on a blog post by Nigerian Queries with the headline that read: “10 Most Corrupt Police Forces in the world (2024).” However, The FactCheckHub found out that the ranking was based on a 2016 report which rated the Nigeria Police Force as the “worst” globally in terms of its ability to handle internal security challenges. [NOT 'CORRUPTION'] The report was released in 2017 by the International Police Science Association (IPSA) and the Institute for Economics and Peace, a nonprofit organisation that brings together experts, researchers and scholars concerned with security work from all over the world. The WISPI ranking examines the four domains of internal security: capacity, process, legitimacy and outcomes. According to the report, the Nigerian police performed worst on the index on all four domains, with a score of 0.255 ranked 127 below the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Uganda and Pakistan. The report was released about seven years ago during the tenure of Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Kpotun Idris (2016-2019) and reported by local media including The Cable newspaper, Premium Times and Vanguard, among others. The NPF, at the time, rejected the ranking as published by Channels TV and Punch newspaper in November 2017. The then Force Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood, in a statement rejected the ranking saying Nigeria Police is the best in Africa and one of the best in the world. “Nigeria Police Force is the best in UN Peace Keeping Operations, the best in Africa, one of the best in the world. The Force rejects the report as unempirical and absolute falsehood, should be disregarded and discountenanced,” Moshood said in the statement. The Nigerian police said after a careful study of the report and the news items emanating from it, it discovers that the report is misleading, adding that the report did not consider various training and re-training that the force has been empowered with by both local and foreign organisations. In addition, there has been three IGPs in Nigeria since then, namely: IGP Mohammed Abubakar Adamu (2019-2021), IGP Usman Alkali Baba (2021-2023) and the current IGP, Kayode Egbetokun. The report did not consider the impact of recent police reforms such as the disbandment of the tactical (SARS) squad and the current performance of the police force. The FactCheckHub dug further and found a more recent ranking by the International Police Association which measures the perceived levels of police departments in 211 countries and territories. According to the report published in 2019, over 40 countries were ranked poor for performing below average. The country in the worst category included Azerbaijan, Somalia, Venezuela, Djibouti, Uganda, Liberia, Vietnam, Niger, Iraq, Turkmenistan Republic, Burundi, Egypt, Syria, Chad, Congo, Cameroon, Sudan, North Korea, Libya, Congo Republic among others. Meanwhile, the report ranked Nigeria among average-performing police forces under a SATISFACTORY category. Others in the category are Argentina, Bahamas, Bahrain, Cuba, Kenya, Morocco Qatar, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and the United Arab Emirates among others. On corruption, The FactCheckHub could not find a recent credible research or survey with verifiable methodology indicating that the Nigeria Police Force is ranked the most corrupt in the world. THE VERDICT The claim by Parallel Facts that the Nigeria Police Force is the worst and most corrupt globally is MISLEADING; findings show that the publication relied on data published about seven years ago. |
Alexlalax1:GO TO BLAZES WITH YOUR INFERIORITY COMPLEX YOU CALL YOUR ''OPINION''. WORTHLESS THING. WITHOUT FREE INTERNET CAN A RIFFRAFF LIKE YOU CALL THE AFRICAN FOOTBALLER OF THE YEAR ''OVERRATED''? DON'T GO AND DO SOMETHING USEFUL WITH YOUR WORTHLESS LIFE! |
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