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This Man is a grade A Bastard.

The motherfucker blocked me on Twitter for always calling him out on his bullshit.

I wonder how people like that asshole managed to even get into our civil service. Imagine the tripe a Public relations person wrote on F.ucking Twitter.

This Man baby will never answer a straight question when asked. He keeps denying the level of corruption in the Police force and makes Nigerians who complain look like fools. Even after one guy put up a complaint naming the Police Station, the DPO involved and all necessary details this Useless basic Olopa was still telling the guy to give him the name of the DPO.

He should go drown himself in a lagoon of diicks. He is a good representative for why the Nigerian Police remains one of the least trusted agency of Government we have.

HeavenIsSoReall:
Revelation 22:

12 And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.


13 I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.

Lie!

chai .......na so one of my friends won dey dis my Aunty for fb...... i gats tell am sharp sharp.

Even Jesus Christ is addressed like that left alone Yomi

modelmike7:
Right: 'Dear Yomi is not rude , its being Professional'. Later he will say the boy didn't prostrate or greet him on twitter!!!

Exposure is bae!

You expose pass am.....

veekid:
It's a pity nothing works in Nigeria, so the guy was expecting "dear uncle yomi or dear boda yomi? "

No, he is a backward illiterate nigerian. He is expecting ele Sir, chairman, daddy, uncle, chief, your majesty....boss. chief!

SAVEDBABA:
You expose pass am.....

you expose pass am....

Yomi is an idiot

abbeyty:
Cuz he didnt put sir, is Sir a yoruba word? The owners of the language don't even like people address them with the word sir.

Who told you that "sir" is not a yoruba word? It has been informally incorporated into the language vocab, why dyu hear "ejoor sir" when a yoruba person is begging a superior? lol.

That was how when i was in secondary school, I addressed a woman, "Mummy Segun."
She went "You are not respectful. Is Segun your mate? Can't you call me Mummy Boda Segun?"
I was like 'What!!'
And we want to be like oyibos!

The uselessness of Nigerians who always demand nonsense respect.

Dexema:

Who told you that "sir" is not a yoruba word? It has been informally incorporated into the language vocab, why dyu hear "ejoor sir" when a yoruba person is begging a superior? lol.

LOL funny you

That Biyaya lady though! She can insult with style sha

modelmike7:
you expose pass am....

lol.......

sincerely, this generation are very rude?

Especially the ladies frm 14 yrs & above. Its only when d lady starts turning 30 that's when their attitude towards respecting men changes.

But for guys, its zero except when they're expecting something like Roger & /or other favours.
You reap what you sow, guys!

Yomi you no try
You fall again

Ijaya123:

That's why we are Africans. Mutual respect is ingrained in us.

If you say it's mutual I agree but not by force and coercion.

D guy is wrng,he shud v used "sir" wen addressing a letter to ur superior..

innop221:
too much pride

Dey in body. I wonder what he will do when he becomes the commissioner.Mtcheeew

This reminds me of when I was in secondary school in a western state and one day for some reason a group of us was called before the school principal. I came in and greeted her but the whole staff around screamed and started cursing and hitting me for not prostrating to greet the principal. Looking back now I just shake my head at such mentality

There is a huge difference between fear and respect. The former is forced but the latter is earned. People can fear you but hate you while people can respect you and love you. Choose the one you prefer. BTW respect is earned and reciprocal.

NwaAmaikpe:



Our Nigerian Police should be scrapped, all the policemen killed and a new police force constituted

O boy, I be Police oooooooo!
Me & you na friends na.

KingLennon:
Dear Yomi sounds so casual. In secondary school we were taught when writing formal letters or addressing a superior person, we use Sir, not Dear...

Who taught you such nonsense?

Yoruba Uncle be like
Uncle: Junior, whenever you want to chat with me use emojis that will portray a Yoruba way of greetings.
Junior : But uncle, which emojis should I use?
Uncle : look for emoji for idọbale (prostrating) or the like.
Junior: But there are no such emojis on whataspp sir.
Uncle : Create one or don't chat with me again for life. Onibajẹ oshi.
Junior : Don't worry sir, I'll always call u sir.
Yoruba people and respect Sha.

LordOfNaira:

Who taught you such nonsense?

Nah community school ah go oo.

acc001:
D guy is wrng,he shud v used "sir" wen addressing a letter to ur superior..

Superior? Was the DM between two policemen?

KingLennon:
Nah community school ah go oo.

If he has joined the police in 1992 and he is just an ACP now then he is is failure cos. Normally current ACPs should be those that joined academy 98-99