Donlouise:
Equally waiting 4 dat recruitment 2.

abiooo kilode all dz underground recruitments must stop

Hermbelembe!

dridowu:
AFTERMATH OF REALITY RADIO/TV TALK SHOW, Ag. IGP ARASE RESTORES OFFICER’S SALARY TWO YEARS AFTER REMOVAL FROM PAYROLL.

The Inspector-General of Police, Ag. IGP Solomon Arase, NPM, fdc, this morning directed the restoration of salaries due to F/No. 09527 W/Sgt Ajuma Ibrahim attached to Lagos State Command with immediate effect, including payment of all arrears. The Sergeant had been sick for some time.

This issue was brought to light when ‘Brekete Family’ a Reality Radio/TV Talk Show during today’s edition made a live phone call to Ag. IGP Arase to intimate him about the plight of the police officer whose salaries have not been paid since June 2013. The IGP invited the Talk Show Crew to his office. After due briefing from the Budget office of the Force, it was discovered that the subject’s inability to fill the required emolument forms and processing the same in compliance to extant regulations led to the salary predicament.

The IGP immediately ordered the resolution of all the issues and restoration of her salary. He also directed the transfer of the subject from Lagos State Police Command to Force Headquarters Abuja and directed the Force Medical Officer to ensure she gets urgent access to needed and required medical attention.

The IGP again assured the Public that the Nigeria Police Force is responsive and responsible and that reported issues of neglect in personnel welfare as well as cases of injustice to members of the public would be promptly addressed.

Ag.CP EMMANUEL C. S. OJUKWU, psc
FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
FORCE HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA.
PRESS RELEASE



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God bles u Sir

Oolololo!!!

freeman67:

Maybe you do not understand the meaning of commendation and the difference it has with compensation before you continue to paint your self badly.
Why do people say Thank you to a waiter after serving them? Is he not being paid to do so?
Who ever does his Job well should b commended ma irrespective of whether private or public.

You are so


I can decide not to say ‘Thanks' or tip a waiter without a moral backlash however if he gave a top notch customer service, it is highly likely that I would be reprimanded if I failed to commend him. Whatever happened to the woman's salary shouldn't have happened in the first place and when it did, it should have been resolved a long time ago. She is legally and morally entitled to the arrears and her right bounds everyone, it is is he man's obligation to give her right. He could be morally and legally liable if he failed to do his job. Therefore this is no case of well done, it is his mess.ing job.

It is time you stopped thinking like a slave, I am not surprised our leaders are irresponsible. You contribute to the number of foo.ls that give them the audacity to believe that tarring a 1 km road is a commendable job. Learn to stand up for what is yours and do away with the salve mentality.