kellsblingsz:
Wat!! Dnt u guys knw dt she cld be charged to court for impersonating a traffic officer... If she wants publicity, she shld go n catch a criminal single handedly

kellsblingsz:
Wat!! Dnt u guys knw dt she cld be charged to court for impersonating a traffic officer... If she wants publicity, she shld go n catch a criminal single handedly

Brownhypo:
she is on duty na.

Kini big deal

hourl:
She No Want Lose Customer

kellsblingsz:
Wat!! Dnt u guys knw dt she cld be charged to court for impersonating a traffic officer... If she wants publicity, she shld go n catch a criminal single handedly

Emmysteve:
just look at this one

hourl:
She No Want Lose Customer

HungerBAD:
God bless this woman.

This is a woman that deserves all the best accolades.

This is a woman who is just doing her job quietly,with dignity,not even knowing somebody will take a picture of her.

People like these are my heroes.

No be one person wey na Millionaire Football Coach,and him pikin still dey find free Government Burial.

hourl:
She No Want Lose Customer

kellsblingsz:
Wat!! Dnt u guys knw dt she cld be charged to court for impersonating a traffic officer... If she wants publicity, she shld go n catch a criminal single handedly

HungerBAD:
God bless this woman.

This is a woman that deserves all the best accolades.

This is a woman who is just doing her job quietly,with dignity,not even knowing somebody will take a picture of her.

People like these are my heroes.

No be one person wey na Millionaire Football Coach,and him pikin still dey find free Government Burial.

NEHLIVE:
Daniel Odofin, who is based in Ibadan shared these photos of a female officer of the Nigeria Police Force identified as Maryam, controlling traffic under the rain.

"We are quick to point it out when our police do something wrong," Odofin wrote. Today I saw a police woman in the rain, drenched and still doing her duty. Actively doing her job, despite the rain. Not running for shelter even though no one would blame her if she did. This is the kind of person that lifts the image of the Nigerian Police Force.
Her name is Maryam, I didn't get her last name properly or her rank. Her devotion to duty made the difference in a place synonymous with traffic gridlock on a day that isn't comfortable. She doesn't have the kind of salary or allowance that our public officials boast of but she gives meaning to the title "Civil Servant". Help us make Maryam Opep famous, help us show others what devotion to duty is."

http://www.newseveryhour.com/2016/07/photos-traffic-policewoman-spotted.html

AreaFada2:


Common proper police branded raincoat nko?

We live in an area called tropical rainforest in Ibadan and nobody thought about keeping police people dry working outside in July. Na wa o.

That's why some lazybone among them will just go hide in one buka.

NEHLIVE:
Daniel Odofin, who is based in Ibadan shared these photos of a female officer of the Nigeria Police Force identified as Maryam, controlling traffic under the rain.

"We are quick to point it out when our police do something wrong," Odofin wrote. Today I saw a police woman in the rain, drenched and still doing her duty. Actively doing her job, despite the rain. Not running for shelter even though no one would blame her if she did. This is the kind of person that lifts the image of the Nigerian Police Force.
Her name is Maryam, I didn't get her last name properly or her rank. Her devotion to duty made the difference in a place synonymous with traffic gridlock on a day that isn't comfortable. She doesn't have the kind of salary or allowance that our public officials boast of but she gives meaning to the title "Civil Servant". Help us make Maryam Opep famous, help us show others what devotion to duty is."

http://www.newseveryhour.com/2016/07/photos-traffic-policewoman-spotted.html