U tried, bt 4 u to be like oga Patrick u stil get lng way to go

penisilin:
Unbelievable well trained than the useless paranomic unscrupulous acidophilus metallurgical higgy-hagga of uniformed men & women of the NPF of today

Capisko perez. Lolz the thing make sense

Hahahaha, madam is u be ekelebe o

BoleynDynaSTY:
Go and sleep

Lol these are no policemen




They are dongari or akoda


Lol

Beta Korofo officers.... No wonder them still dey vex till now.... Hahahah

It is meant to collect bribe ...lol

tunwumi:
Evolution

This is better than what we have now. The present have too many pockets that I don't know what is meant for.

Caseless:
This is better than the one they wear these days that reminds us of anything bad.


OP, I don'think this was the uniform in '84. It was during the days of colonial master.

The OP said 1948 not 1984......

Show me your kokose....

We them boots

Then u dnt need education 2 bcm an officer, u jst hv 2 be big and strong so dat u'll wrestle well with criminals

They were even barefooted. And today they complain they don't have shoes.

Lol, be like palace guards

Caseless:
This is better than the one they wear these days that reminds us of anything bad.


OP, I don'think this was the uniform in '84. It was during the days of colonial master.

Caseless as ur name suggests....1948 na im dey der

Lol..... What?

tunwumi:
Evolution

This is better than what we have now. The present have too many pockets that I don't know what is meant for.

My friend's grandfather told us that the most prevalent crime then was stealing of fowl and hijacking people's pot of soup from the fire place. Although there were some advanced criminals who engaged in molding fake penny coins. It took them close to a month to mold up a one pound in penny coins.

He said, thinking of stealing a car then was like stealing a ship now. Did they even know how to drive? Who would they even sell it to? Drivers then were highly employed and regarded as skilled workers. None of them will have time for criminal activities.

My friend's grandfather will be 95 this year.

Present police uniforms should not have pocket at all let's see where they hide the egunje...

Cutehector:
I can see buhari

u no get eye at all.

libertycity:
u no get eye at all.

Bros na joke na.. shuo! Una sef

[quote author=penisilin post=42721509]Unbelievably well trained than the useless paranomic unscrupulous acidophilus metallurgical higgy-hagga uniformed men & women of the NPF of today [/
Metallurgical higgyhagga...wdf u saying?

sonnie10:
My friend's grandfather told us that the most prevalent crime then was stealing of fowl and hijacking people's pot of soup from the fire place. Although their were some advanced criminals who engaged in molding fake penny coins. It took them close to a month to mold up a one pound in penny coins.

He said, thinking of stealing a car then was like stealing a ship now. Did they even know how to drive? Who would they even sell it to? Drivers then were highly employed and regarded as skilled workers. None of them will have time for criminal activities.

My friend's grandfather will be 95 this year.

Cool story

tunwumi:
Evolution

This is better than what we have now. The present have too many pockets that I don't know what is meant for.

Inspector Danladi Waziri

Are u saying there are no shoes in 1948

stevenhood2000:
These are the major and chief inspector in 1948, imagine the kind of degree mosquito byte this people will receive on their night duty during their era.

If this still happen today am sure many officers would have being wearing Agbada on-top there uniform during night duty... lolz , God bless Nigerian polices


http://plusmouth..com.ng/2016/02/nigeria-police-in-1948-photo.html

Ise olopa ti su mi, oga gomina wa gba aso re

Wow... this is really interesting, back in the days when Men are still boys

E don tey wey Nigeria police life bend o. Some no even wear shoe. D other one put captain band for leg wahala