Abakpa has always been a crowdy and busy city, always filled up with Cars, tricycles and people hurrying to different Destination. This sometimes causes serious and annoying hold-ups that lasts for hours. Well that problem seized after a hardworking traffic officer was sent. Am sure by now most of you guys living in Abakpa already know or recognise the young man in the picture. Well sit back let me tell you a little story about him. His name is Eze Peter. Don't ask me from where because i don't know, but that's by the way. . We see him standing on the islands/road (under scorching heat of the burning sun) from morning - afternoon or afternoon - dead night. He is always on neat uniform all suited up. Civilians and most especially Drivers respects him and obey traffic whenever he is around. He respects civilians, always tries; to minimize accidents and jams so that people can move easily and freely. To control the movement of people and vehicles on the road, to help pedestrians, women and children and old people cross the road. He is very sincere, dutiful and punctual. He renders great service to the town. We the residents of akpakpa Nike enugu state and @StudioGodfather decided to say thank you/appreciate him with a surprise photoshoot. "Change starts with you, But it doesn't start until you do"

I know these type of news hardly trends but I pray it does... Cc lalastica cc mynd 44

Unsung hero

This country self...It's not just organised
Look at the road..too small and tight and everyone is just hurrying to God knows where

send it to rotimi amaechi so he can 4ward to buhari

Do u have amaechi or buharis line

Wow, I wish all our police can look like this guy

Front page oooo

OP, nice one! I hope he gets rewarded duly

Am I missing something That guy in the picture is a police traffic warder doing his job. He's not doing it for free, he is being paid for. That's what they enjoy doing for a living.
So @.Nonnyflex Why should we thank him? Has he achieved anything extraordinary or what? Besides, there're hundreds of em scattered across the nation doing their job deligently, should we now go about thanking all of em?
This thread is unnecessary...

If you are in enugu and you know this guy or seen him work then you will understand what this post is all about. We know how people deliver when it has to do with government work.. Thats why a doctor in a government hospital doesn't care when he reports to work, visits his patients or check if adequate medications are on the dispensary but he's a different person in his private hospital nurses can shout at u anyhow in a government hospital but in a private hospital.... So it's rare to find people working for this Nigerian government who put passion dedication and love in their work irrespective of what they take home... My brother they are rare and pls when you see them thank them cause they are our hope for tomorrow... Once again you haven't seen him work