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Akbon

Moments After The Formation Of SWAT, See What These Officers Are Spotted Holding In The Street
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Moments after the formation of SWAT, see what these officers are spotted holding in the street
Barely 24hrs after the Inspector General of the Nigeria Police Force, Adamu Muhammad announced a new unit to replace the disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad, there has been mixed reactions from Nigerians.
Adamu Muhammad announced that, henceforth, all SARS Officers would be absorbed into SWAT (Special Weapons and Tactical) team after they must have gone through the regorous training and mental evaluation.
As Nigerians have continued to access the possibility of the new unit, not to be another SARS in disquse, some officers of the Nigeria police were spotted in the street with a very sophisticated weapon.
An official of the force could be seen holding some dangerous weapons as he hanged it around his body. Some of them include AK 47 which he held on his right hand, a cutlass, knife and some weapons which we cannot identify. 
This bring us to the question if they are going for a war in the north east or the weapons are for the civilians.
I think the IGP got it all wrong with the manner in which he is approaching the situation. Nigerians at this moment do not need haste implementation, they need something they can hold onto.
I believe the step is to create a new unit, train and proper evaluate officers which they promised to do.
They also should investigate erring officers and cases gathered from reports which they agreed to do.
Nigerian should also retreat for a week and see if there's improvement. Reforms don't happen overnight.
What do you think about this? Share your thoughts with us below
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Immacoolb

Appeal Court Ruling Halts Hiring Process For 1,000 Police Constables
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What looks like hope for the proposed constables who intend working for the Nigerian Police Force is suffering a set back as the Appeal Court in his judgment on Wednesday, rendering the whole process as conducted by the Inspector General of Police, null and void. The Appeal Court in his judgment, as given by the presiding Judge Justice Peter Ige unanimously held that the Inspector General of Police lacks the power to recruit constables.
This judgment was given by a three-man panel set who set aside the judgment delivered by Justice Inyang Ekwo of Abuja Federal High Court, where the Police Service Commission challenge the Inspector General Police powers to recruit of constables.

In a bit for the rule of law to be adhered, the Police Service Commission appealed the verdict of Justice Inyang Ekwo, which lead to the Appeal Court setting aside his judgment, making the recent recruitment of 1000 constables null and void. The Appeal judges said that the recruitment of constables into the Police Force is the exclusive and constitutional right of the Police Service Commission.
what lies the fate of the 1000 constables? kindly like, share and inform friends about the development.
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Gistloverz

Here Are Five Healthy Foods You Can Eat With Bread
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Bread is one of the most popular staple foods in the world and when it comes to food combination, bread usually takes the lead because of its ability to pair well with other foods.
In this article, I will be showing you foods you can combine with bread for a healthy meal:
1. Bread and Tea: There is no doubt that this is the most popular food combination in the world. Tea and bread are usually eaten as breakfast and it is healthy.
2. Bread and Groundnut: This is the favourite of many people. Consuming bread together with groundnut is very healthy and filling.
3. Bread and Beans: The combination of beans and bread is nothing short of tasty and nutritious. It can be eaten as breakfast or lunch.
4. Bread and Avocado: The rich butter taste of avocado goes well with bread and these two offers a unique taste when eaten together.
5. Bread and Akara: Bread and akara is the most popular breakfast in Nigerian homes and is an energy giving food.
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Fredj8091

News DNA Test Shows Am From Nigeria, Igbo Tribe American Bishop, TD Jakes
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Bishop of Potter’s House, Thomas D. Jakes, a mega church within the us , has narrated how he traced his roots to Nigeria, and discovered that his “ancestors were Igbos.â€
Jake revealed this in an interview with BBC Igbo.
Jakes also opened on his feelings since after his DNA test traced his ancestry to the Igbo tribe.
“It all started when Henry Lewis Gates, who was at Harvard, decided to the present DNA testing to ascertain where my ancestry came from. It was me, it had been Oprah Winfrey. it had been Quincy Jones et al. ,†he said.
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“Mine was traced back to West Africa , to Nigeria and particularly Igbo. My ancestors were Igbos. It’s indescribable. It gives something that we the African-Americans don’t have, which is roots.
“It gave me an understanding of my roots. it had been interesting to ascertain how similar my personality is to how Igbo people are described. They’re described as hardworking, industrious and innovative.
“They have strong business acumen. I deeply relate thereto . It explained me to me. It’s odd that i used to be never born there, yet, see numerous traces. I’ve always had a robust business acumen.
“I’ve been aggressive in business. Although I’ve been known for the religion aspect, I even have several companies and I’ve owned my very own resources. My children all started studying ancestry about Igbos, and even more about Africa. I’ll wish to reconnect with our brothers and sisters over there.â€
Revealing that Nigerian cuisines made his head sweat, Jakes opened that he eats fufu and Jollof rice in Nigeria
“When I’m in Nigeria, I experience the food. I eat the fufu and therefore the jollof rice. I even have those sorts of experience. I’ve had quite I can name. i’m going to Accra in Ghana and Lagos very often ,†he continued.
“What i do know about the food is that it’s nearly always hot and spicy. I ate it before but the food over there’s so hot it makes your head sweat. and that i love it .
“One of the tragedies of slave traffic isn’t just that we were taken from our home, culture, people, and food. We lost our history. African-American history is taught up here from boat landings.
“And we assumed a reputation that doesn’t define us. Jakes may be a German name that only signified who owned my ancestors. to succeed in beyond the boats and chains to the touch a soil where I’m from.
“To understand that my ancestors were something before they were a slave is extremely gratifying. It really confirms why I even have such fascination about the continent of Africa.â€
On what’s future for Africa regarding international trade and globalisation, the cleric said he hopes the continent’s dealings with world powers doesn’t wipe out what’s left of its culture and history.
“Colonialism affected you as slavery did us. So we’re still trying to untangle ourselves from the after-effects of a number of the atrocities that didn’t dignify us,†he said.
“They were more curious about the land than the people. in order that they divided the land at the expense of the people. and that i think we’re still trying to beat that. I say ‘we’ because we were there too.
“I deeply respect and understand that there’s a passion amongst many Igbos to recede from Nigeria to develop their own influence and culture. We’re grappling with the after-effects of colonialism.
“We got to re-understand ourselves beyond racism and reconnect. We can’t become so tribal that we roll in the hay to disintegrate opportunities that come through trade and interconnectivity.
“There’s huge opportunity for Africans and African-Americans to return together for business and prosperity. The more we explore one another , the higher for our civilization.
“My hope for Igbos; Africa is that, as superpowers are available with technology, culture isn’t snuffed out. which they understand that ownership is critical within the deals they create with the planet .â€
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