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Why does HYDRAA exist ⁉️ According to HYDRAA Commissioner A.V. Ranganath, HYDRAA was established to bring multiple government departments including Revenue, Irrigation, Municipal Administration, and the Police under one integrated authority, enabling faster coordination and more effective enforcement. He further states that 61% of Hyderabad's water bodies have already... show more

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Tokunbo Wahab

15,108 просмотров • 1 год назад

IG of Police Is a Blackmailer Who Plays to the Gallery – Osun Information Commissioner, Kolapo Alimi The Osun State Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Kolapo Alimi, has strongly criticised the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, accusing him of "playing to the gallery" during his recent visit to Osun State and alleging that his comments were politically motivated. Speaking during a podcast aired on Sunday in both Yoruba and English, Alimi described the Inspector-General as a "blackmailer" whose conduct was allegedly intended to serve the interests of the opposition APC rather than uphold professional policing. According to the Commissioner, the Inspector-General's public comments suggesting that Governor Ademola Adeleke was harbouring suspected criminals in the Government House were inappropriate and inconsistent with the conduct expected of the nation's highest-ranking police officer. Alimi said: "A truly unbiased and professional police officer would have discussed the issue with the Governor behind the scenes instead of making such uncomplimentary and unsubstantiated remarks in the presence of journalists. That was done in bad faith. That is a subtle blackmail to destroy the reputation of the Governor. That is playing to the gallery to seek public validation. That was unbecoming of a professional and diligent Inspector-General of Police. A diligent police officer should have got the touted criminals arrested before even coming to Osun if truly the Governor is harbouring criminals." The Commissioner maintained that the Inspector-General's remarks were biased and politically motivated, alleging that they were aimed at advancing the interests of the APC rather than ensuring impartial law enforcement. It will be recalled that during his meeting with Governor Ademola Adeleke last Thursday, the Inspector-General of Police stated that he had been briefed by the Commissioner of Police in Osun State that some wanted suspects, including Emir Ajagungbade, Nurudeen Alowonle, Solomon Adefioye (popularly known as Solo Iwara), Jide Jọda and other persons on the police wanted list, were allegedly taking refuge within the Osun State Government House, thereby preventing their arrest by the police. Governor Adeleke, however, rejected the allegation, insisting that no wanted criminal was being shielded within the Government House.

IG of Police Is a Blackmailer Who Plays to the Gallery – Osun Information Commissioner, Kolapo Alimi The Osun State Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Kolapo Alimi, has strongly criticised the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, accusing him of "playing to the gallery" during his recent visit to Osun State and alleging that his comments were politically motivated. Speaking during a podcast aired on Sunday in both Yoruba and English, Alimi described the Inspector-General as a "blackmailer" whose conduct was allegedly intended to serve the interests of the opposition APC rather than uphold professional policing. According to the Commissioner, the Inspector-General's public comments suggesting that Governor Ademola Adeleke was harbouring suspected criminals in the Government House were inappropriate and inconsistent with the conduct expected of the nation's highest-ranking police officer. Alimi said: "A truly unbiased and professional police officer would have discussed the issue with the Governor behind the scenes instead of making such uncomplimentary and unsubstantiated remarks in the presence of journalists. That was done in bad faith. That is a subtle blackmail to destroy the reputation of the Governor. That is playing to the gallery to seek public validation. That was unbecoming of a professional and diligent Inspector-General of Police. A diligent police officer should have got the touted criminals arrested before even coming to Osun if truly the Governor is harbouring criminals." The Commissioner maintained that the Inspector-General's remarks were biased and politically motivated, alleging that they were aimed at advancing the interests of the APC rather than ensuring impartial law enforcement. It will be recalled that during his meeting with Governor Ademola Adeleke last Thursday, the Inspector-General of Police stated that he had been briefed by the Commissioner of Police in Osun State that some wanted suspects, including Emir Ajagungbade, Nurudeen Alowonle, Solomon Adefioye (popularly known as Solo Iwara), Jide Jọda and other persons on the police wanted list, were allegedly taking refuge within the Osun State Government House, thereby preventing their arrest by the police. Governor Adeleke, however, rejected the allegation, insisting that no wanted criminal was being shielded within the Government House.

Al-hamdaany Al-Adaby Abdullah Arije

16,736 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

THIS IMPUNITY MUST BE STOPPED !! Today, I was in the Central Business District (CBD) to assess the status of our drainage systems following numerous complaints from city residents, particularly after the heavy rains experienced yesterday. I wish to assure Nairobi residents that our engineers are actively on the ground working to unblock clogged drainage systems. Investigations have established that the persistent flooding in the CBD is largely caused by irresponsible dumping of garbage into drainage channels by some shop owners and hawkers. This behavior is unacceptable. The county government will address this problem through strict enforcement actions. Compliance officers have been deployed to monitor the area and ensure adherence to environmental and public health regulations. Let this serve as a warning: anyone found dumping waste into drainage systems will face immediate legal action without exception. We must all take responsibility to keep our city clean, safe, and functional.

THIS IMPUNITY MUST BE STOPPED !! Today, I was in the Central Business District (CBD) to assess the status of our drainage systems following numerous complaints from city residents, particularly after the heavy rains experienced yesterday. I wish to assure Nairobi residents that our engineers are actively on the ground working to unblock clogged drainage systems. Investigations have established that the persistent flooding in the CBD is largely caused by irresponsible dumping of garbage into drainage channels by some shop owners and hawkers. This behavior is unacceptable. The county government will address this problem through strict enforcement actions. Compliance officers have been deployed to monitor the area and ensure adherence to environmental and public health regulations. Let this serve as a warning: anyone found dumping waste into drainage systems will face immediate legal action without exception. We must all take responsibility to keep our city clean, safe, and functional.

Geoffrey Mosiria

16,794 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

🚨 Tucker Carlson reveals the Offer the Trump Administration made to Minnesota Officials that hasn’t been made public yet — MN Officials said no 1. Local Police have to answer 911 calls from federal agents —— as of now, if an agent is in danger and requests assistance, they don’t get it. 2. Local Police has to work to protect Federal law enforcement from being killed when they’re off duty 3. The jails have to tell the federal government where the pedophiles and rapist are, and hand them over 4. If officials do that, the vast majority of Federal law enforcement will be pulled from Minnesota, but remain to protect Federal assets The response from Minnesota officials was “NO, we’re not doing that.” This is proof that what you’re witnessing in Minnesota is the beginning of a Color Revolution. Clip Tucker Full Show

🚨 Tucker Carlson reveals the Offer the Trump Administration made to Minnesota Officials that hasn’t been made public yet — MN Officials said no 1. Local Police have to answer 911 calls from federal agents —— as of now, if an agent is in danger and requests assistance, they don’t get it. 2. Local Police has to work to protect Federal law enforcement from being killed when they’re off duty 3. The jails have to tell the federal government where the pedophiles and rapist are, and hand them over 4. If officials do that, the vast majority of Federal law enforcement will be pulled from Minnesota, but remain to protect Federal assets The response from Minnesota officials was “NO, we’re not doing that.” This is proof that what you’re witnessing in Minnesota is the beginning of a Color Revolution. Clip Tucker Full Show

MJTruthUltra

929,992 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Sean Tabor is often one of the first to speak for Doug Cifu, but claims he does not have a relationship with him. Yet, somehow he is still privy to non public information for example when he said that I had been sent a cease and desist by Cifu before anyone knew. I merely bring up that the debate between Censorship vs Free Speech is complex, and he wishes for me to die?

Sean Tabor is often one of the first to speak for Doug Cifu, but claims he does not have a relationship with him. Yet, somehow he is still privy to non public information for example when he said that I had been sent a cease and desist by Cifu before anyone knew. I merely bring up that the debate between Censorship vs Free Speech is complex, and he wishes for me to die?

Michael A.M.E.

21,643 просмотров • 1 год назад

In Abuja, I joined fellow professionals at the 33rd COREN Assembly to push for stronger Engineering Regulation Monitoring. ERM is key to safer projects, better outcomes, and upholding the integrity of our profession. My presentation focused on how effective engineering regulation depends not only on COREN’s authority, but on collaboration across government, regulatory agencies, and professionals. I argued that Engineering Regulation Monitoring (ERM) must be strengthened through formal partnerships, political will at the state level, and active engagement by engineers in public office. Compliance is not just a technical issue, it’s a governance priority. And if we are to prevent avoidable disasters and safeguard the public, engineering compliance must be institutionalised and fully integrated into development planning. We must move from intention to implementation. From guidelines to governance. From pockets of enforcement to a national culture of compliance. Thank you to COREN for the invitation and for your continued leadership in protecting the integrity of our profession. COREN

In Abuja, I joined fellow professionals at the 33rd COREN Assembly to push for stronger Engineering Regulation Monitoring. ERM is key to safer projects, better outcomes, and upholding the integrity of our profession. My presentation focused on how effective engineering regulation depends not only on COREN’s authority, but on collaboration across government, regulatory agencies, and professionals. I argued that Engineering Regulation Monitoring (ERM) must be strengthened through formal partnerships, political will at the state level, and active engagement by engineers in public office. Compliance is not just a technical issue, it’s a governance priority. And if we are to prevent avoidable disasters and safeguard the public, engineering compliance must be institutionalised and fully integrated into development planning. We must move from intention to implementation. From guidelines to governance. From pockets of enforcement to a national culture of compliance. Thank you to COREN for the invitation and for your continued leadership in protecting the integrity of our profession. COREN

Noimot Salako-Oyedele, FNSE

150,805 просмотров • 1 год назад

Coordination Meeting Between Police and GHMC on Monsoon Preparedness Advance measures to prevent inconvenience to city residents Keeping the upcoming monsoon season in view, the Police and GHMC departments have decided to work in coordination to take preventive measures so that citizens do not face any inconvenience. A convergence coordination meeting was held on Thursday at the Old Police Commissionerate Office in Basheerbagh under the leadership of Hyderabad Police Commissioner Sri V. C. Sajjanar, IPS, and GHMC Commissioner Sri R. V. Karnan, IAS. During the meeting, officials discussed several key issues and gave clear directions to field-level staff. They instructed that desilting of drainage systems and repair of pipelines should begin immediately on a war footing, rather than waiting for the rains to start. Officials also emphasized that work should begin immediately at the top 10 identified waterlogging points in the city to provide permanent solutions. They further directed that all open manholes must be securely covered to prevent any threat to public safety. It was noted that a proper plan should be prepared and implemented to remove encroachments on footpaths for the convenience of pedestrians. Authorities were also instructed to ensure that streetlights function properly at night for public safety and to install new lights wherever necessary. To prevent road accidents, engineering defects on roads should be rectified. Continuous measures should also be taken to avoid traffic congestion near ongoing flyover and underpass construction sites. GHMC Commissioner Sri R. V. Karnan stated: Ensuring that there is no loss of life or property during the monsoon is the primary responsibility of officials. GHMC will work closely with the police department to further improve urban infrastructure, with special focus on road maintenance and city beautification. In this regard, he has also informed that dedicated budget of Rs. 25 Crores per each Zone (Total - Rs. 150 Crores) shall be allocated exclusively for traffic improvement-related works. Hyderabad Police Commissioner Sri V. C. Sajjanar added: Such convergence meetings between departments help resolve ground-level issues more quickly. He stressed that top priority should be given to traffic regulation and pedestrian safety. The meeting was attended by Hyderabad Joint CP (Traffic) Sri.D Joel Davis,IPS, DCPs Sri.Avinash Kumar and Smt. Kajal, along with GHMC Zonal Commissioners Smt. Priyanka Ala, Sri Mukunda Reddy, Sri. Srinivas Reddy, Zonal Commissioner, Charminar, GHMC, Smt. Chandrakala, Zonal Commissioner, Shamshabad, GHMC,Smt. Mangatayaru, Zonal Commissioner, Secunderabad, GHMC,Sri. Srinivas, Chief City Planner, GHMC , Sri. Ratnakar, Chief Engineer, GHMC,Smt. Umadevi, City Planner, GHMC,and other Police officials and engineers. V.C. Sajjanar, IPS GHMC

Coordination Meeting Between Police and GHMC on Monsoon Preparedness Advance measures to prevent inconvenience to city residents Keeping the upcoming monsoon season in view, the Police and GHMC departments have decided to work in coordination to take preventive measures so that citizens do not face any inconvenience. A convergence coordination meeting was held on Thursday at the Old Police Commissionerate Office in Basheerbagh under the leadership of Hyderabad Police Commissioner Sri V. C. Sajjanar, IPS, and GHMC Commissioner Sri R. V. Karnan, IAS. During the meeting, officials discussed several key issues and gave clear directions to field-level staff. They instructed that desilting of drainage systems and repair of pipelines should begin immediately on a war footing, rather than waiting for the rains to start. Officials also emphasized that work should begin immediately at the top 10 identified waterlogging points in the city to provide permanent solutions. They further directed that all open manholes must be securely covered to prevent any threat to public safety. It was noted that a proper plan should be prepared and implemented to remove encroachments on footpaths for the convenience of pedestrians. Authorities were also instructed to ensure that streetlights function properly at night for public safety and to install new lights wherever necessary. To prevent road accidents, engineering defects on roads should be rectified. Continuous measures should also be taken to avoid traffic congestion near ongoing flyover and underpass construction sites. GHMC Commissioner Sri R. V. Karnan stated: Ensuring that there is no loss of life or property during the monsoon is the primary responsibility of officials. GHMC will work closely with the police department to further improve urban infrastructure, with special focus on road maintenance and city beautification. In this regard, he has also informed that dedicated budget of Rs. 25 Crores per each Zone (Total - Rs. 150 Crores) shall be allocated exclusively for traffic improvement-related works. Hyderabad Police Commissioner Sri V. C. Sajjanar added: Such convergence meetings between departments help resolve ground-level issues more quickly. He stressed that top priority should be given to traffic regulation and pedestrian safety. The meeting was attended by Hyderabad Joint CP (Traffic) Sri.D Joel Davis,IPS, DCPs Sri.Avinash Kumar and Smt. Kajal, along with GHMC Zonal Commissioners Smt. Priyanka Ala, Sri Mukunda Reddy, Sri. Srinivas Reddy, Zonal Commissioner, Charminar, GHMC, Smt. Chandrakala, Zonal Commissioner, Shamshabad, GHMC,Smt. Mangatayaru, Zonal Commissioner, Secunderabad, GHMC,Sri. Srinivas, Chief City Planner, GHMC , Sri. Ratnakar, Chief Engineer, GHMC,Smt. Umadevi, City Planner, GHMC,and other Police officials and engineers. V.C. Sajjanar, IPS GHMC

Hyderabad City Police

11,264 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Dear Inspector General of Police TUNJI DISU #EndPoliceBrutality This group of police officers in Imo State has been accused of harassing and brutalizing young people. After watching this video, one is left to wonder how communities can be encouraged to support law enforcement with information when citizens are subjected to such inhumane treatment. The victim in this video is Mr. Kenneth Ukaegbu, who was brutalized despite committing no offense. The incident reportedly occurred on 22nd June, 2026 at Nduhuobokwe, Uzoagba, Ikeduru LGA, Imo State. According to the victim, the police officers involved are said to have come from Umuagwu, Uzoagba, Ikeduru LGA, Imo State. I respectfully call on the Nigeria Police Force Nigeria Police Force_CRU FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER Aliyu Giwa to thoroughly investigate this incident, identify the officers responsible, and ensure that justice is served for the victim and others affected. Police professionalism, accountability, and respect for human rights are essential for building public trust and strengthening cooperation between citizens and law enforcement. Harrison Gwamnishu

Dear Inspector General of Police TUNJI DISU #EndPoliceBrutality This group of police officers in Imo State has been accused of harassing and brutalizing young people. After watching this video, one is left to wonder how communities can be encouraged to support law enforcement with information when citizens are subjected to such inhumane treatment. The victim in this video is Mr. Kenneth Ukaegbu, who was brutalized despite committing no offense. The incident reportedly occurred on 22nd June, 2026 at Nduhuobokwe, Uzoagba, Ikeduru LGA, Imo State. According to the victim, the police officers involved are said to have come from Umuagwu, Uzoagba, Ikeduru LGA, Imo State. I respectfully call on the Nigeria Police Force Nigeria Police Force_CRU FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER Aliyu Giwa to thoroughly investigate this incident, identify the officers responsible, and ensure that justice is served for the victim and others affected. Police professionalism, accountability, and respect for human rights are essential for building public trust and strengthening cooperation between citizens and law enforcement. Harrison Gwamnishu

Harrison Gwamnishu

33,774 просмотров • 1 месяц назад