IdeyFindWife:
There goes the only honest SARS officer, a moment's silence for him as well as for his victim!

He was honest enough to query his own past highhandedness, callousness & recklessness. No, he didn't blame God, his victim, alcohol or the devil!

He even cried profusely like they all do but the damage was already done.

I daresay, extracts from proceedings of cases like this should be replayed again and again as case-studies for Police Academy trainees with various humanitarian lessons & viewpoints drummed into their skulls to curb their murderous animalistic tendencies.

GAZZUZZ:


it can still fall on someone's head in the next village

SalamRushdie:


I would exhausted all it's lethal velocity at the apogee of the climb and fall at slower non lethal speeds which can't be fatal to anyone

flying cockroach don ever hit you for nite?

Lipscomb:
This case should be Throw away because the ram seller was killed by mistake not intentionally.

Oyebee91:
What will now happen to the rest of sars members that have been killing innocent ppl?

SalamRushdie:
You fire an AK 47 rifle onto a hard surface and didn't expect a dangerous ricochet? Sir it's your dull brain that did this to you , in your next life fire all warning shots into the air at 160 - 175 degrees angle and all will be well

dainformant:


According to Amuda Dan Sulaiman, the accused, who was brought to the magistrate’s court in handcuffs, cried profusely on the premises.

“What have I done to myself? What did I do? Call my wife for me,” he said.

Lipscomb:
This case should be Throw away because the ram seller was killed by mistake not intentionally.

GAZZUZZ:


it can still fall on someone's head in the next village

IdeyFindWife:
There goes the only honest SARS officer, a moment's silence for him as well as for his victim!

He was honest enough to query his own past highhandedness, callousness & recklessness. No, he didn't blame God, his victim, alcohol or the devil!

He even cried profusely like they all do but the damage was already done.

I daresay, extracts from proceedings of cases like this should be replayed again and again as case-studies for Police Academy trainees with various humanitarian lessons & viewpoints drummed into their skulls to curb their murderous animalistic tendencies.

benswagtt:

like seriously? "murderous animalistic tendencies"
I don't know know where you got your facts bro,buh I think u're delusional

IdeyFindWife:

Ah, you'd be needing to get out of your comfort zone more then. Your viewpoint may be right from where you've related with some well-mannered, well trained officers but even from the continuous reportage on national dailies of unabated police & army brutality, you should know the nation is in trouble, how much more, when you seeing the filthy seediness of our military from the insider point of view as I have. I can speak well on the NPF, NSCDC, NIS, Prisons, DSS, EFCC, Immigrations & Nigerian Army, the rest I have not had close dealings with the rest.

Try and get to know what happens in some cadres of the force (& I'm not talking bar-room stories). Understand the functions and duties of some operational units of the NPF & various paramilitary servicse.

With the oath, the work schedule, the discipline, the regimented nature of the job plus low pay, on-the- job frustrations, endemic institutionalized corruption and life-threatening hazards they often face, the best of men have been known to crack and fail. The faint-of-heart, the indisciplined, the corrupt and the "over-sharp" decide not to end shabbily like that. They start cutting corners and become dangers they themselves to the very populace they are charged to protect. The scenarios are endless but the Modus Operandi is often the same: the deal with people predicated on those ruthlessly vicious animalistic tendencies you don't want to hear about.

To the family of this dead guy, will you be able to argue against that? Would good conscience permit you to eulogize 'police-is-your-friend" logic changing meaningless, unworkable, PR mantras? Would you risk his family beating you up on an attempt to show them stats of the "good police" when police officers are always on the news, daily, for one crime, misdemeanor or felony or another? The officers committing those crime, are they ghosts?

Find out from your lawyer friends what the commonman on the street, without expensive legal representation feels. Find out where they often and up. Fund out what the masses pass through in the dark crooked corners of our policing system at the hands of bad officers.
No be play-play we got awarded the almost worst police service globally, ahead of some formally dreaded banana republics?
Was it for fun a greater part of the nation got on the #EndSARSNow train?

If you were a "barrack boy" and saw the shyt I saw growing up, you'd not only be actively campaigning for better individuals policing the pple
- you'd be advocating constant training and re+training for men and officers at all levels (because more frustration-motivated acts of corruption, brutality, sabotage & illegalities persist at this level)
- you'd also be advocating we upgraded to the foreign types of mandatory type of communication & sociocultural identification proficiency tests they do
- you'd be asking for better pay for them, faster movement in terms of promotions, courses and lesser nepotism-motivated deployments, transfers and postings
- And much needed psych evaluation to be integrated into the regular APER scores of these men

I can talk because I'm doing something about the solution. I know the problem, I'm not living in ignorance or denial either, the question is: Are you? If you can answer in good conscience, fine!
But if you wan dey crack dry joke because your papa na OC and e dey pain you say dem yab police, guy, you go first park well o.

benswagtt:


Lolzzz! I give up! Bcoz, all u just said is the truth. I only flared up bcoz u brought up facts without proof. However, ur post about the police and its cadets have a lot of sentimental prejudice attached.
Do have a lovely day ahead

IdeyFindWife:


No bro, I jump on NL in my spare times to have that feel of 'home' and the commune of Nigerian brothers and sisters.
See, they've made Nigeria a paradox. A giant but a sleeping one, a power but without direction, a voice hat lacks a valid message for the now and a eye lacking valuable ability of sight and vision; I didn't realize many things and how much they've shortchanged us till I started going off-continent as an adult.
And the change is up to us. In governance, in leadership, in education, in sustainable development, in security, social justice and peace, in exploiting the natural resources of the main for the good of all, and not just a few. The youth generation must rise armed with vision, passion and knowledge necessary to them things around. They won't shift for us just because we're young but because we are problem solvers with valid contributions to the narrative on ground.
It must be done because, eventually, how many pple will get dual nationalities? Or be able to run away to Europe, US, UK?
And the change must start now. No more time for them to be pussyfooting on valid proposals, ideas and projects that'll improve lives and move the nation forward!
May God assist our good cause, amen.