anuliecutie:
is it by the car? upon d beauty of d car a police man will still collect bribe.

Ogbodoo:


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beberebe:
please can we see that of OSUN, OYO and OGUN...

Abi dem still they use pickup and armoured car?

Aburi001:
I said ANNUAL INTERNALLY GENERATED REVENUE (IGR)

Can't you read CAREFULLY before commenting?

Abagworo:
These Imo ones are okay.

KahlDrogo:
Yinmu!! Go back and create a thread for the condition of the cars after six months.

Pidgin2:

No body asked you for that, get a grip

prince3009:


Not in all cases. Let me recount my experience with the Anambra State Police I encountered at Onitsha on my way to Awka. I boarded a bus from Abuja to Onitsha and unfortunately, tb bus broke down on the way and so we arrived Onitsha late by 11pm. If you are very familiar with Onitsha, you will agree that Upper Iweka used to be a hotspot for criminals and robbers and this worried me because that was where the bus stopped. The Upper Iweka Road was totally deserted and empty and while pondering on what to do and how I was going to make it to Awka that night, I decided to sit down in front the terrace of a shop. Immediately I sat down on a bench there, a very bright light dazzled me instantly and a car parked in front of th shop in fbi-style. It turned out to be one of those Toyota Cars belonging to the police. They asked me via a loud horn speaker inbuilt in the car to identify myself. I did to the one that came out from the vehicle (luckily I had my work ID Card with me) and they asked me what I was doing there by that time of the night. I explained my ordeal to them and they said I was very lucky that it was them that saw me near the shop and not AVG (Anambra State Vigilante Group). To my surprise, they (the police) drove me in another Innoson pickup truck belonging to them looking for a hotel as they told me that no vehicle would take me to Awka that night. The corolla was driven back to it's former observation point. After some minutes, we found a hotel where I paid and was lodged (they waited outside till I came out to confirm to them that I was settled)...To my surprised, these policemen turned down the money I offered to them "for fuel" in appreciation. They simply said they were just doing their job. For once, after that incident, I became proud of the police and had a flicker of hope that Nigeria can be great again. I really commend the govt of Anambra State too because truly, Anambra has become safe unlike before.

cristianisraeli:
see how our government they kill made in nigeria and owned by a nigerian cars..why cant they use innoson...make i hear anybody say buy nigeria to grow the naira..and dont tell me about army they use innoson blah blah blah...we are supposed to be seeing more of innoson that toyota and all

prince3009:


Not in all cases. Let me recount my experience with the Anambra State Police I encountered at Onitsha on my way to Awka. I boarded a bus from Abuja to Onitsha and unfortunately, tb bus broke down on the way and so we arrived Onitsha late by 11pm. If you are very familiar with Onitsha, you will agree that Upper Iweka used to be a hotspot for criminals and robbers and this worried me because that was where the bus stopped. The Upper Iweka Road was totally deserted and empty and while pondering on what to do and how I was going to make it to Awka that night, I decided to sit down in front the terrace of a shop. Immediately I sat down on a bench there, a very bright light dazzled me instantly and a car parked in front of th shop in fbi-style. It turned out to be one of those Toyota Cars belonging to the police. They asked me via a loud horn speaker inbuilt in the car to identify myself. I did to the one that came out from the vehicle (luckily I had my work ID Card with me) and they asked me what I was doing there by that time of the night. I explained my ordeal to them and they said I was very lucky that it was them that saw me near the shop and not AVG (Anambra State Vigilante Group). To my surprise, they (the police) drove me in another Innoson pickup truck belonging to them looking for a hotel as they told me that no vehicle would take me to Awka that night. The corolla was driven back to it's former observation point. After some minutes, we found a hotel where I paid and was lodged (they waited outside till I came out to confirm to them that I was settled)...To my surprised, these policemen turned down the money I offered to them "for fuel" in appreciation. They simply said they were just doing their job. For once, after that incident, I became proud of the police and had a flicker of hope that Nigeria can be great again. I really commend the govt of Anambra State too because truly, Anambra has become safe unlike before.

KahlDrogo:
Yinmu!! Go back and create a thread for the condition of the cars after six months!

Chikeluba25:
Anambra is indeed the safest state in Nigeria.

Portgas:
Why do I have the feeling that this op is an Igbo man

Reference:


Then you woke up the next day to find yourself in Antigua not Anambra