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@FRSCNigeria Good Morning FRSC. Can something like this be possible in Nigeria in our lifetime? I doubt cos the renewal we used to do online has not been possible these days. It was a good concept but unable to be sustained by the commission. Is this possible in Nigeria?

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@FRSCNigeria Good afternoon. Paying for Driver’s Licence after online renewal application through your nigeriadriverslicence.org is becoming difficult. Please what’s the way forward? Thank you.

@PoliceNG Good afternoon @PoliceNG. I wish to know if the enforcement of E-CMR has been lifted or still in force knowing that it was suspended last year. Thank you

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@Princemoye1 If the police cannot be civil in their engagements with the public but rather dresses and behaves like men with bad motives, it is wrong to defend such. Armed robbers are going to copy this trend and use it against innocent citizens. Let the police put its house in order.

Lets clarify an issue here. The police have the power to break into any house or place where they are reasonably convinced an offence is being committed. That is understandable. But I am not too ok with their dressing and appearance. It is improper dressing. Policemen are not allowed to wear masks or tie head gear. These are 2 issues we need to iron out. What is the offence of the people to have warranted breaking in, and why this dressing? I wish I knew the location so that we could direct these questions to the men involved. However, I have shared the video with d PPROs to locate the men. We need to investigate the scene captured in the video. Thanks.

@NationalGridNg Good development if sustainable

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@thecableng @GovWike @OfficialFCTA Surprisingly, some individuals will praise and support him to keep on trampling on their rights. Wike is a thug.

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@Aeba05 I walked through a polling unit and all was peaceful. Football was being played by the roadside. No gun wielding police around. Curfew effective. The best election in Rivers State despite lack of police protection.

Rivers State is setting the standard for how an election should be conducted.. No heavy security personnel. Go out there, cast your vote and go home safely. Wait till evening to know the outcome of the result.. This is UK STANDARD ELECTION!!! HISTORIC SHIII INIT!!!

@afamosigwe This is the first time we had so peaceful an election when the police didn’t provide security. This shows that election insecurity in Nigeria was masterminded by the police all these while.

“The Nigeria Police Force Cannot Shirk Their Responsibility to Provide Security in Rivers State” The Nigerian Bar Association, NBA has noted with deep concerns, the controversies and actions of actors relating to and pertaining the scheduled Local Government elections in Rivers State. The NBA has noted with particular interest the statement released by the Rivers State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), SP Grace Iringe-Koko, which indicates that the Rivers State Police will not provide security during the Local Government elections scheduled for Saturday, October 5, 2024. The NBA has also read the disturbing report that some Policemen were alleged to have attempted to cart away electoral materials in the dead of the Night at the Head office of Rivers State Independent Electoral Commission, RSIEC. We agree with the statement issued by the Chairmen of NBA Branches in Rivers State as we find it deeply troubling that the Police would brazenly issue a statement that they would shirk their constitutional responsibility of providing security in Rivers State in purported compliance with an order of court. Even if a court has directed the Police not to work with the Electoral Commission in Rivers State, nothing says the Police should not provide security for peace and order in Rivers State. The responsibility of the police to ensure peace and security in Rivers State is constitutional and cannot be restrained by any court. The Police should at all times provide security for the good people of Nigeria and should in fact be worried if any court order purports to prevent them from discharging this responsibility. The duty to secure the lives and property of the people is one that should never be restrained by the court. The Police as well as all Nigerians should be concerned that such a statement was issued by the Police confirming they would abdicate their duty. The Police must ensure they discharge their duties at all times and urgently take steps to set aside any judgement that seeks to prevent them from discharging their constitutional responsibilities. To do otherwise may enthrone a reign of terror or breakdown of law and order. The people of Rivers must never be left unprotected, no matter what. Any act or position that leave the people and their activities unprotected is utterly unacceptable, and strongly condemned by the Nigerian Bar Association. The assertion by the Rivers State Police, through the PPRO, that the Police will not provide security for the elections, if accurate, is an unfortunate abdication of responsibility and egregious violation of constitutional duties. The refusal to provide security is not only unconstitutional but also illegal, immoral, and a dangerous signal that invites lawlessness and undermines democracy. It is, in every sense, a direct attack on the democratic rights of the people of Rivers State and, by extension, Nigeria as a whole. In fact, it threatens our democracy. The Nigeria Police Force is constitutionally mandated to protect lives and property, and this duty extends to providing security during elections. Any failure to perform this obligation is unacceptable. The security of elections and indeed every other activities are not matters for negotiation. They are constitutional responsibilities that must be carried out by the police at all times. The Police should NEVER shirk such responsibilities. The Nigerian Bar Association condemns, in the strongest possible terms, any attempt to undermine the scheduled elections in the 22 Local Government Areas of Rivers State by refusing to provide security. We will continue to closely monitor the situation as it unfolds. 1.

@DavidHundeyin This is scary. And the type of leadership encouraged in Africa by the West is uninspiring and unpatriotic.

If a single Chinese company controlled Africa's digital satellite TV broadcast market, and China decided that it would instruct that company to block CNN from its airwaves and only only allow CGTN Global and other China-aligned media to be accessible to its citizens, we would IMMEDIATELY recognise what that is - open, naked imperialism. If China argued that CNN broadcasts anti-Chinese American propaganda, and that all international partners or allies of China should treat the activities of CNN in their countries the same way they treat the activities of foreign intelligence agencies, we would tell China "I'm sorry, we can't do that." We would say that regardless of what quarrel exists between the US and China, it is our prerogative as sovereign countries to determine what we information we have access to, and what we should or should not do with it. We would (rightly) argue that this in fact, is a core premise of sovereignty - the ability to access whatever information we want and do whatever want with it. We would (rightly) point out that regardless of whatever quarrel China has with anyone, it cannot expect us to silo ourselves away from accessing information from one of the world's great powers, simply to please another great power. We would say that we are non-aligned and we have no interest in adopting China's quarrel with America or inserting ourselves into it. If China then passed a law in its own parliament stating that we should be made to do what it tells us to do, we would tell them "We like your ports and your standard gauge railways and your steamed dumplings, but please don't bring us into your politics. Stick to what you came here to do and quit trying to turn a country halfway around the world into a Beiing annex." What if I told you that everything I have said here is exactly what the US has done in Africa - with zero pushback like the one described above? What if I told you that - without asking or consulting anyone in Africa - an American decided to block the entire continent from accessing information, viewpoints and perspectives from one of the world's great powers because America and Russia have a quarrel? What if I told you that the reason you cannot watch RT on terrestrial or digital TV on the entire continent of Africa excluding maybe Eritrea, is that an American politician in Washington DC signed an order that made the European supplier of Multichoice stop streaming RT to DSTV's 20.9 million households across Africa? What if I told you that in addition to censoring this information from you without your knowledge or consent, it now wants to criminalise all alternative information that you can access via the internet? What if I told you that your African ISP in your African country will soon be subject - by 1 or 2 degrees of separation - to Americans laws forcing them to stop giving you access to certain information? What if I told you that Starlink will not save you because it is itself a US government-backed project to control the global flow and availability of information? What if I told you that whatever level of internet censorship China has achieved with its Golden Shield system will be child's play compared to what Anthony Blinken described on Friday as the "more resilient global information system" that the US government is building? What if I told you that all of this is written down in granular detail and is publicly accessible, but nobody will read it because people have the attention span of housefly? What if I told you that the basic concept of sovereignty is being attacked by the US government, which thinks that it is the King and Maximum Ruler of the world, and terms like "independence," "non-interference" and "freedom" are just polite suggestions? In the evergreen words of Hector Barbossa, “You best start believing in ghost stories, Miss Turner... you're in one!”

@DavidHundeyin Tinubu is the reason Yoruba vs Igbo divide is widening. It started during the elections and is yet to abate. Until he not only distance himself from it but strongly work against it, we are in for the worst. However, Nigerians always win. And we shall win this too.

All of you from all the 6 regions of Nigeria are being royally SET UP, and all you bunch of dummies can see is your local tribal quarrels with each other. Someone in DC currently has you on a 6-year timer to degenerate into DR Congo/Somalia/Yugoslavia, but all you can see is your Yoruba this, Biafra that, Muslim the other one - meanwhile all of you are going to die, and your nonsense will die with you. Your *real* enemy (not your neighbour that is as poor and useless as you) produced this report in the same year that it tried to open a military base in Nigeria. You can see the report already has detailed plans for how to share your land to extract the resources under it after you have died. Just continue fighting your stupid poor man fights against each other, you hear? Keep on ignoring the man behind the curtain. Your enemy in life is It will kuku all be over in 72 months.