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Houston police department budget - $964m
Houston population - 7.1m
Number of police officers - 5200

Nigerian Police force budget - $1m
Nigerian population - 200m
Number of police officers - 370,000

Food for thought...
Let me state that the total release may not be up to 60% of the money budgeted. Look at the money budgeted for stationery and fuel. Now you know the reason why police stations will ask for money to buy paper and fuel. This system is dead...
$1bn not $1m (correction)
Even when the money is disbursed, it hangs in the air and the commands rarely get the needed funds. We need to discard this federal police system and decentralise it. There is no way out of this mess.
$1bn not $1m (correction)
Even when the money is disbursed, it hangs in the air and the commands rarely get the needed funds. We need to discard this federal police system and decentralise it. There is no way out of this mess.
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A simple check on the Debt Management Office website will show the status of loans collected from China, when they were collected, projects, disbursement and the amount outstanding. Please check the loans collected by the Otuoke man, projects and disbursement. Sum it up..
Between 2010 and 2013 when Oil sold above $100 per barrel, when the economy was "booming". He took his begging bowl to China to seek for funds.
399 + 500 + 500 + 100 + 500 + 984 = $2.984bn

Name any project that was completed within the stipulated period?
Now check the amount disbursed and how much he paid back. Buhari inherited the projects, inherited the loans and the interest. Don't also forget that he got over over $500m from Abacha loot.
Sum up the loans that Buhari has borrowed from China = $2.5bn, check the disbursement
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Please stop the misinformation. There is no agreement that states that Nigeria should waive its immunity. It is utterly absurd to think that Nigeria with $500b GDP, foreign reserve of $36bn, revenue of approx $60bn will waive its sovereignty for $500m..
loan from China. As an ex Banker, I assume you know the processes involved in the recovery of bad loans. Lenders go after the properties of debtors through the courts. If Nigeria borrows from China and we refuse to pay, China has the right to recover the loans through our assets
If the Chinese government is not sure that we will, through our judiciary enforce the forfeiture of those assets in our country then the best option for them is to look at assets outside the shores of Nigeria in other countries.
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As usual after this Ajao estate disaster, the govt will offer condolences, some people will thank God for sparing their lives, pray for the deceased and we move on. No lessons learnt, no corrections, no punitive measures, no enforcement of safety laws.
People retail gas like puff puff and akara. 'Come and fill your gas' everywhere. Left to them, it can even be sold in traffic.
Such a combustible substance is sold in every corner by people who do not have a clue about safety measures. Charlatans if I may use the word..
Try to enforce the law, false sympathies and sentiments will spring up. 'The govt is destroying businesses, what will they eat? "The country is hard.."
Go to Togo, Abidjan or Cotonou, you won't see this level of rascality. Isn't it hard in this places as well?
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