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Good trick, a better magician/entertainer. Some people dey put in work for dem mata. If you can wake up with two hands, two legs, without sickness, and over 18 years old, then it is you father Nigeria is looking for, we are the anchor of the society at that moment because circumstances change, everyday is a new day that this person works not only for him/her self but also for the kids, the old, the sick, and even for physically challenged people. Many people like magical things especially Nigerians, that na why pastors, imams, jazz people, oil(from ground to money after sale), and phone/data sale be the most lucrative industry in Nigeria. Truth be told, I like magical things too, but the kind of magical things i like are affordable power supply around and high up to the skylines. I like magic like walking along the road with my family 20 years from now in Nigeria and being proud to be Nigerian because of how our innovation made us accelerate to a 28th century place. The best scientist, engineers, savvy lawyers and investors, sophisticated accountants, and the most thorough workers(this is part of others mentioned earlier); all need to be from Nigeria not just from Nigerians outside but a lot from Nigerians inside. Abeg, make nobody cun tell me say that one dey, because I no dey talk about this very diluted paperworks wey dem dey give anyhow. |
Ethopian airline or any other company that allows this unprofessional rubbish can be sued. First of all, that employee needs to be fired asap. Do your job and go home, if its not life threatening, you don't have to this, alot of people are not all the time selfie people like you, back in the day, we dey call am pictures, you take your picture if allowed to and show who u feel like, no need to blast it online. I get all the anti-corruption tini, but we can't be anti wealth. I support and admire the owners and the workers of any legitimate business or any level of govt civil and elected servants. The govt as a whole just needs to set clearer and sensible rules that are not too complicated to be educated on - even though there will be need for complex and critical laws based on situation; then keep improving the infrastructure(not to keep building new ones - maintain the old ones first); Increase security forces pay eg police, army, dss, etc. minimum of $500 a month for the lowest level and up to 5000 a month after taxes for the highest level; Bring access to electricity for all (not generators) by any means necessary and many ways possible, even if we have to steal some for now to boost our ways. It is shameful and sad that Nigeria don't have electricity. We are supposed to be going bunkers/scatter in electricity know how, we are on africa soil, african soil is nothing but riches in the many materials that do amazing things also inculdes agriculture. We suppose get way wey be say u fit suck electricity depending on components/materials used. E suppose be say many nations dey complain say we fit underwater or space tap them electricity at any point in their circuit. Anyway, we suppose be genius on the rightand left way getting electricity, E suppose be say ships especially unwanted ones dey complain say anytime dem dey on, dem power dey drain, and them no dey understand. Our govt and everyone of us need to be beast about this power supply mata, because it will help in many areas like better water systems and distribution, better security systems, manufacturing, etc and just improve life overall. Well, that guy needs to be fired and the owner need to be armed and ready, until nigeria get sense. |
That hand shake tho. abi na coincidence. Anyway, back to better things. |
No surprises here. Zoo things. I pity the family especially the kids in their neighborhood and school, dem no fit yab or laff yab again for a long time. I pray that God bless them with mercy and grace. |
This is a case of bragging about your lazy, agbaya, not intellectually practical, and criminal child. I pass on that one. |
Persecute and deport all of them before they turn your country to a barbaric wasteland like many countries in one of two continents. |
Evans wanna be. Mumu boi. Ewu |
e Make sense |
God bless you sister. You are a good example of confidence. You define anyhow wey e be. Bigg ups. #inspired. |
The good thing is that it was caught on tape, in Nigeria, no light to watch the tape. She no try sha |
These are games if you ask me. I mean, this type of shows are done sometimes in a year without effective results to show. As an ex-member of one of the highlighted groups, i was loyal to my sect with pride and lead with dignity; all because i didn't know any better, especially not knowing big picture better. Anyway, i speak but i remain faceless, nameless, and trackless. No go kpai innocent God pikin o, on top ur 007 assumptions. I remain humble. My solution to cultism has always been spreading the right words to observers and participants alike. If u know that when you attend/study at most universities, your security clearance requires you to do fingerprint on campus and sign a form of consent renouncing cultism or its related activities including arson, this is in addition to other strategies including picture storage. They should make it clear that cultism will not be tolerated in any fashion; Have many ways for sabotagers/inside angels (in this case) can report activities and anyone bullied. Every cult activities should be displayed like any dictionary - it should be accessible to every student in written papers at the beginning and updated every month through sms. Violence will not solve cultism in Nigeria, smart strategies will. There will be people that will die when a credible system is in effect, but my strategy argues way less deaths between authorities and these gangs. If Nigerian leadership were serious minded, they will have a time limit strategy implementation; like having a 5yr or 10yr plan. It will be smart strategy to deter the fresh people from entertaining such ideas. Treat every campus incident serious, technologies to the highest levels need to be employed like banning any flying objects like drones above schools except the school's drones. The school needs to work with the host community on how to report their suspicions which should be safe. Armed and unarmed security training need to be impeccable including professional interactions. I would say after 4years or 3yrs start hiring fresh graduates from other schools with an agreement that any other school will hire a good student from your school. Is many more strategies that could be employed. To be expanded on at a later time. |
Bullhari007:Good job with that observation. |
This guy is a great example of otikpu. |
This is disrespectful to the lady. Several arrest and even shop shutting down punishment should be made. See real life sex no go say nothing. Nigerian law does not see her in a bad light, so should anybody she didn't harm especially perverts. The same idiots complaining of sharia, are the same fools tormenting someone's life. We always like to put our women down like saudi arabia but then we also like free and bold women. Choose one, hypocritical idiots. |
Not bad. Life skill training. Kudos to the smaller guy - e try. |
There's nothing wrong here. They caught the criminal without any and especially innocent casualty. Kudos, more of this type of intelligence is needed nation wide. Good job guys. |
We (Nigerians) and other africans seem to have a penchant for violence. We are genius with violence while other civilizations are genius with other productive things. Energy is neither created nor destroyed. Instead of substituting our negative energy for a better energy, we are busy getting doctorate degrees in negativity. Oh well, it is up to everyone of us. |
In this incident, the armed robbers car was outside to the right but out of view, then when the honda came in the gate, they reversed for a few seconds, as if to confirm their target or load their guns, before proceeding to the gate. Kudos, to that security guy that blasted that fool, but you need keep practicing on your shots, because you could have taken out the dead fool, the one exchanging with you, and the driver for sure even without the before knowledge of a cctv. I still salute your effort in the heat of the matter. |
Thank you op, i'd wanted to post this but am grateful someone else did, and bigg ups to the other ops that posted too. This is why we should not only think security but also build for security. The gate should be automatic open and close type, that can swing/slam with force if activated from the security post, which should have an intercom located at the gate but connected to the security post; The gateman/security people should all have two way radios; The cameras in that particular bank for outside alone should be up to 16(easily visible/not easily visible) - they should give a real time 360deg view that can be viewed remotely and locally(at the location); The security team(uniform/not) should have daily plans like make rounds on the premise and just outside the premise for observation in addition to observing the cameras. One goes around the premise, another should be watching the cctv, another two undercover armed ones are also watching the cctvs, while a visible unarmed one is controlling the human traffic in the bank, while another one is verifying ids and searching at the small gate. At the end of the day, God na baba. Man just gat caution dem moves. Three years ago, Me, my bros, cousins, and friend or two, brain storm a humanly affordable security system, which are different and which we specialize in too; anyways, we brain storm the thing, buy the necessary equipments, and installed them; eight months later, our equipment and strategies were put to the test, where about 7 mumu boys, some well armed come test us, lets just say by the end of the show, after the police dun arrive, 2 dead, one injured, four escape but with enough help for the investigators due to our various installed equipments. Is not easy or cheap to set up these things, which we specialize in, but if you can, please do. And a correct govt will know that survival instinctual people can take it out of hand and start using lasers for even trespassers and many other strategies. A correct govt, will make laws against those types of strategies. And a correct govt knows that these things are expensive and dependent on power supply, so they alleviate it. It is difficult to run a business in Nigeria due to lack of govt regulations and finances. |
Sometimes, i wonder if hell is that much different from Nigeria. Am not saying that accidents don't happen, but too many accidents screams carelessness, planlessness, and irresponsibility. I mean, i see nations at war, under extreme sanctions, or with few resources, and these nations still look clean and habitable compared to many parts of Nigeria. |
Nigeria is not safe for living as a senior citizen or sick, for business, for education, for citizens and foreigners, for workers, for tourism, etc. You are also not safe with any branch of the security services especially in isolated places or in the dark. I don't know what can be done, i dun talk taya. There's a lot to do but as a society, we are not ready. Another failed generation improving nothing, which means that another failed generation is in the making. |
Very stupid move for Africans again. No leadership at any level. How can you admit your enemies to your secrets. These people are arabs, they encroach until they overwhelm you, they began African slavery even worse than oyibos. We need leadership that will be hostile to them. Arabs in north Africa, go back to your middle east, land grabbers. Take your religion with you too. |
Thank God, we need more troubles in their relationships. If Nigeria or west africa get sense, this is the right time to capitalize oon their woes. I say to hell for the arabs. |
Every time in Nigeria, people always say, time for the military to be brought in. In serious countries, the police and the military have similar training but different weapons and responsibilities. To me, it is more about strategy/intelligence. We don't have electronic superiority and good training. Instead of police and mopol staying on the road and causing traffic, the government should organize frsc to verify particulars at very few random but credible spots. We can have police outpost along a route like lagos/benin road, so for every 10km, there are temporary mobile post beside the road maybe out of sight from the road but close; so that if there is an operation going on, the police can respond with radio, helicopter(s), heat detectors, and their training of equipment and surroundings regardless of personnel changes. Talking about training, it is only in Nigeria that training seems like a joke, No seriousness and consistent repetition. Training in this case is supposed to be about responding to a crime in progress, so this should be based on coordination and logistics. The police department should have started educating the public on the things to do during a crime especially the travelers, bystanders, and the whole community of the affected areas. Show them ways to signal when they are in distress - so if an armed robber runs into a house during a police chase from the road, when the police have surrounded that street and going door to door, the occupants of that house or space should have known during the police/public awareness training that they can give 20/30 signals to let police know they or their families are safe during the search or if the criminal is there. The problem with Nigeria is that we don't like to use our heads for better things that involves hard work. How can some one invest in an unstable place that the locals call normal. Am not disregarding the benefits of risk when investing, but in Nigeria, many of these risks are uncalled for, they are self inflicted risks. People who are willing to help create economic dynamism, won't see sense in it. And until we create the atmosphere for investment which includes security and a trust of security services, then we are in an unending loop of craziness. |
Am I looking at south africa or kenya? Na wa for talking Nigeria. No dedicated plan. |
Nigeria is just too violent. We are better than violence in this country. Let us channel our energy for good deeds - we no hear. |
Actions and consequences. Am ready for that day my actions catch up with me; I have repented from those ignorant actions i took in the past and I will work against those treasonous organizations. Nigeria in power sector - rubbish; Nigeria in education - rubbish; Nigeria's economy dynamism - rubbish; Nigeria in security - rubbish; Nigeria in government affairs- rubbish; Nigeria in various critical and non critical infrastructure - rubbish; Nigeria in organised agriculture - rubbish; Nigeria in manufacturing - rubbish; Nigeria in national respect - rubbish. Am afraid to say Nigeria is rubbish. Even poor European countries have better infrastructure than Nigeria. |
crazyABO:You have said it all. We have a tendency to be selfish in Nigeria. If we are not ridiculing our other african brothers and sisters when they are going through a hard time eg ebola crises. We have to begin doing better as a whole. We are leaders and need to act like one. The best leaders can follow too. |
It makes sense, lets start from start from somewhere. #Nigerianintegrity |
Correct. |
Educative indeed. This mata dey ring bell. Too busy to care but e dey hover. Any how sha, head up, no shaking. |
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Are they not both orphans n needs care
and if she go now snap pix u will come here n still say she's only trynna show pix
can't someone just do something n u guys should appreciate instead of looking for fault 