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eyinjuege:Are you a medical doctor? Your explanation though |
Give the second guy a chance. No time, but try to study him very well. |
Seun:We are dwelling in a weird country. |
We're corrupt and as well lack maintenance culture in this country. |
They better not be stingy again |
Good of you sir. A good lesson learnt by his colleagues. |
Anywhere wey the love carry me go, na there i go land. |
May your gentle soul rest in peace |
There's no type of topic and titles you won't see in nairaland |
Check your conscience very well before you act |
The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Solomon Arase has issued a stern warning to MASSOB and IPOB activists to stop threatening public peace or face the full weight of the law. The warning followed the observation by the Nigeria Police Force leadership of the increasing resort to acts of brigandage by sets of misguided individuals who apparently are hiding under the cloak of Movement for the Actualisation of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) and Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) to threaten national security and public peace in parts of South East geopolitical Zone and some other conterminous States. “The latest manifestation of this threat is the attempt to blockade the Onitsha end of Niger Bridge on 1st December, 2015, an action that caused major hardship to innocent and law abiding motorists, and citizens. The act also occasioned serious dislocation of business activities,” a statement issued by acting Police PRO, Olabisi Kolawole. The Inspector-General of Police noted that the increasing resort to acts of brigandage of this nature is pointing to a clear attempt by the brains behind these protests to test the will of security agencies to restore order and guarantee internal cohesion. For the avoidance of doubts, the IGP further noted that the restoration and maintenance of law and public order, and protection of lives and property remain sacred and statutory Mandate of the Nigeria Police. This Mandate, according to him, shall be fully executed in the overriding interests of the nation and vast majority of citizens and residents of the South East geopolitical Zone. Consequently, the Inspector-General of Police has directed the mobilisation and deployment of Police Mobile Force (PMF) across the country to reinforce security in the State Commands that MASSOB and IPOB are currently attempting to utilise as launching pad for their sinister intentions. The Assistant Inspectors – General of Police Zone 5, (Benin); Zone 6, (Calabar) and Zone 9 (Umuahia) as well as all Commissioners of Police in the affected States in the South East and neigbouring States have also been directed to henceforth maximally exercise their statutory Mandate in relation to prevention and disruption of any gathering that threatens public order and national cohesion. Any person or group of persons so arrested in furtherance to the enforcement of this order will be made to face the full wrath of the law. To this end, the Inspector-General of Police advises parents and guardians to call their children and wards to order as the patience of the Force is being stretched to the limit. He firmly affirmed that no individual or group interest can override the interest of the nation and that democratic values provide for exploration of rule of law to advance any concern, not the resort to endless and misguided acts of brigandage, unless there is an ulterior motive as the extant instance tends to dictate. He concluded by asserting that the Nigeria Police Force will not fold its law enforcement arms to allow few misguided elements to continually force hardships on fellow Nigerians either in the South East or any other part of the nation for that matter. |
Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State Former Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has revealed why Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo is trying to implicate her in the fraudulent activities perpetuated under the last administration. Okonjo-Iweala who wants the federal government to caution Oshiomhole’s false allegations against her, noted that, he was bitter because she stopped him “from taking a highly suspicious N15 billion loan”. “As recently confirmed by the Debt Management Office, professional analysis showed that Oshiomhole’s loan request which was based on using low interest World Bank loan to offset high interest commercial loans would have left Edo state with a heavy debt burden and the the state would have found it very difficult to pay back,” a statement issued by Paul Nwabuikwu, media adviser to Dr. Okonjo-Iweala said. The former World Bank boss said that it is unconscionable for the former labour leader to embark on a campaign of lies against her because she thwarted his dubious loan request. She described the governor’s unsubstantiated allegations as a cynical personalization of the anti-corruption campaign to achieve ignoble objectives. “Dr Okonjo-Iweala therefore put Oshiomhole and his ilk on notice that she has briefed her lawyers and that she is ready to explore all legal means, local and international, to defend her name against corrupt and compromised persons.” “It has become a pattern of behavior that each time Dr. Ngozi OKonjo-Iweala is internationally recognized, Governor Oshiomole and his cohorts embark on a cynical and devious ploy of trying to pull her down locally. Just last night, December 1st, Dr Okonjo-Iweala was honored at a high profile event attended by Vice President Joe Biden and former President Bill Clinton. Dr Okonjo Iweala was honored alongside Michael Bloomberg, Bill and Melinda Gates and Mo Ibrahim for their contributions to global development and humanity. “Oshiomole and his cohorts should realize that their ill-motivated attempts to taint Dr Okonjo Iweala’s reputation will never succeed!” |
Arik Airline: one of Nigeria’s airlines A 57-year-old man, Albert Nnadi, was on Wednesday confirmed dead on board an Arik Air flight from Owerri to Lagos. The passenger was said to have been found dead at the point when passengers were disembarking the flight at the Murtala Muhammed Domestic Airport Terminal One, Lagos. The deceased, who was accompanied by one of his relatives, identified as Damien Nwachkwu, was said to be traveling to Lagos to seek medical assistance on obesity. Arik Air in a statement by its Communications Manager, Mr Ola Adebanji, confirmed the incident. The statement said the passenger boarded the flight from Owerri in the company of a relative, adding that he started showing signs of uneasiness midway into the flight. “The body of the man has been deposited in the mortuary by the Police, while investigation into the immediate cause of death is ongoing,” it said. |
God help us |
Mumu |
Ok. We don hear |
Yawa don gas |
Your English. I don't understand the writer. Suffering and smiling |
That's nice of him |
My sister at Onitsha just called now that they burnt Dangote trailers and a mosque at the main market. People are stranded, you can't enter Onitsha through the head bridge and you cannot go out either. Everywhere is blocked. People abandoned their vehicles on the road and ran away. Something should be done to curb this cos it's getting out of hand. |
hariorh:yeah good |
Joy1706:Ok |
grad2012:Nice |
osaslord500:You misunderstood, guy reason well before criticizing |
[quote author=smiley001 post=40452922][/quote]Chief Smiley001, thanks for another job well done in another of my site. I will continue to patronize you. Thanks again. TPave. |
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