We have concluded a meeting with the Lagos State Commissioner of Polic, CP Moshood Jimoh and other high ranking officers in the Command.
The CP introduced us to the committee which he has tasked with carrying out internal review of the conduct of his officers and other persons involved in Quadri’s ordeal.
We are cooperating with this investigation because we believe that it is imperative to prevent or reduce the reoccurrence of cases like the one of Quadri Alabi.
We will give the CP the opportunity to take appropriate actions.
Thank you.
TINUBU IS A TERRIBLE PRESIDENT
TINUBU IS A TERRIBLE PRESIDENT
TINUBU IS A TERRIBLE PRESIDENT
TINUBU IS A TERRIBLE PRESIDENT
TINUBU IS A TERRIBLE PRESIDENT
Too much attention on frivolities as Poverty deepens is concerning.
It is deeply troubling that Nigeria’s political leadership is rapidly descending into an embarrassing spectacle.
We are at a time when our nation faces the highest levels of actual and multidimensional poverty, soaring infant mortality rates, millions of out-of-school children, one of the most insecure and hunger-stricken nations on earth, grappling with escalating insecurity and countless other challenges.
One would expect our leaders to be focusing and sacrificing solely on providing urgent, transformative solutions to this myriad of problems but not necessarily .
Instead, the national discourse is consumed by trivialities, whether it is allegations of sexual harassment or budget padding in the National Assembly, controversies surrounding State Houses of Assembly speakership, reckless Court judgments threatening to destabilize or deprive the State of funding to provide needed services to the citizens.
What is coming out of the three arms of government, the Executive, the Legislature and the Judiciary is disgusting and uninspiring. The Executive show of negative power as seen in Osun state, the reckless Judiciary pronouncement on Rivers State that is capable of threatening democracy plus the embarrassing scandal from the National Assembly all combine to give a gloomy picture of our democratic journey.
Leaders in these three arms should avoid undue disruptive interference in affairs of sub-national government activities.
Urgent steps should be taken by the leadership of the three arms to stabilize our polity and stem politicians from defecting to parties where they feel it will be easier to rig them into office.
This reckless neglect of serious governance is a grave disservice to the millions of Nigerians who deserve competent, accountable leadership focused on solving real problems.
The blatant display of political rascality, coupled with widespread irregularities, paints a distressing picture of a leadership that has abandoned its core responsibility to the people and is making governance resemble a theatrical performance rather than a serious commitment to public service.
While citizens bear the crushing weight of various hardships due to misgovernance, those in power prioritize personal interests and political gamesmanship over the nation’s well-being.
This mockery of leadership is not only unacceptable, it is a betrayal of the people’s trust.
Nigeria cannot afford to be governed like a reality TV show while millions suffer for so long. It is time for leadership rooted in character, competence, capacity, consistency, compassion, and urgency—leadership that prioritizes education, healthcare, and poverty alleviation.
Anything less threatens the nation’s stability, undermines the present, and betrays the nation’s future.
A new Nigeria is POssible! -PO
I am not trying to convince anybody about anything. I'm not Jesus and I'm not interested in having disciples.
If you can read and use your brain, you don't need me or anyone to tell you that if there is a government whose foundational Africa Policy document published in 1974 explicitly states that population growth in Africa threatens its access to cheap natural resources, and that policy action must be taken to reduce Africa's population and economic growth so that Africa does not compete with it for access to Africa's own resouurces, the actions that government is likely to take in Africa's most populous country will NOT be geared toward the well-being of that country.
But a lot of you in Nigeria, especially you glasses-wearing, foreign-accent-feigning, used-car-driving, tokunbo elite, stomach-worshipping idiots who put on affectations of knowledge, but have heads as empty as recycled Bourvita tins have never even HEARD of the Kissinger Report.
You don't know ANYTHING about the world you live in, but your mission is to reflexively fight anything that threatens the short term interests of your stomach. Stupid fucking idiots who cannot read a 2,000-word article without taking breaks for their brain to cool will come here and call me a "conspiracy theorist" because I am quoting publicly available knowledge and resources that these dumbfucks will NEVER open unless it's to pretend to knowledgable about what they knowing about.
Carrying big titles all over the place: "Investor," "Broadcast Journalist," "Human Rights Activist," "Founder," but all of your brains are fucking EMPTY! Dumb lunatics walking around inside a minefield saying that landmines are a "conspiracy theory." Walking, talking, opinion-having wastes of perfectly useful organic human manure.
And no, I'm not providing a link to any document. The Kissinger Report is disinformation, American foreign policy direction for Africa is a conspiracy theory, and David Hundeyin is looking for retweets, because your retweets are what feed him and keep him warm at night.
Dead bodies that are too stupid to realise it.
SOGIESC researcher?
The oyibo people sef know wetin dem dey do. 😂😂😂
I mean, which kind job description be Sexual Orientation and Characteristics research?
If they research 🧐 am finish wetin they go carry am do?
If it's not because of stomach worship and chasing oyibo grants, what will make a full grown Nigerian man start calling himself a "SOGIESC researcher?"
When your country doesn't have electricity and its people use Sniper to preserve fish and beans because of poverty, this is the problem that you saw to solve?
Anyway the USAID subsidy is gone. Eventually you will go and warm eba while looking for a real job like welding window frames or offloading cargo. The pretend-career that oyibo dashed many of you is over, so we understand the tantrums.