I traveled yesterday from benin to calabar, and counted not less than 15 police road blocks thru the trip. i thought an order was put out a while back to end this. what did i miss?

You missed the fact that these MEN IN BLACK are not making any money in the barracks,so they need to mount Road Blocks again.
It's all about THE CHASE!
Comprende?

How much dem dey collect for each block?

Of course they're back. They own the road.

I don't know when Police in Nigeria will be respected. Maybe in the next Generation; but definitely, not my generation

the strategy ia simple 5am to 8am,and 3pm till daybreak.

Are policemen not robbers? Why must you cage them?They must be out to rob and kill

Na Badagry expressway worse pass.

Ok

Nigerians should brace up for a massive assault on their freedom, especially motorists.
This will be a fallout of the presidential directive on the police, NPF and FRSC to drop
their plans on data capture which could have been a cash cow for them. They have been
instructed to align their intentions with the template established by the National Identity
Management Commission, which should have been the reasonable thing in the first place.

Lookout also for Plan B from FRSC on licences and number plates. May God forgive me but I
do not have any iota of trust on the leadership of FRSC, reason being the great difference between
what he wanted to charge for data capture and what NPF was to charge for the same exercise.
Where revenue drive is substituted for road safety, I smell a rat


Oga at the top must now send the boys to the road blocks.Nigerians are going to pay dearly, one way or the
other, in cash or kind. Somebody must deliver, if you know what i mean.

Its a terrible thing o

what do u expect from a country Whr d law is not kept?......sure Roger must continue.