ORDINARY PRESIDENT: HOW TO AVOID GETTING SLAP



Slapping people by officials of higher authority in government or an organization is becoming a recurring phenomenon, I realized.

Senator Abbo representing Adamawa North was recently the first top government official to bring this issue to the limelight. The senator was captured physically assaulting a shopkeeper where he went for shopping. He went on to render some gorgeous slaps to the other lady purported to be helping the first victim.

The drama immediately went viral which eventually made the senator eat off the pride. Thanks to the CCTV camera mounted In the shop that captured all the incidents.

What could be the reasons why the senator went wild with his attitude?. Barely one month from swearing in into the Nigerian red chamber, for the first time and at a young age, the upheria attached must be uncontrollable.

It is simple to avoid getting slapped of this nature, in future. Avoid any form of altercation with newly assumed office people, especially young ones. And those who come to adult shops are more fearsome to mess with.

Another similar saga that has just rock the nation news line was that involving Umar Dan Ladi, the current chairman of Code of Conduct tribunal (CCT)

The CCT boss is currently being probed for allegedly assaulting a security guard man who maintain packing space.

The boss felt (as understood by his actions) that he should not be asked to maintain car packing orders like any other person else. At least he had once docked and tried the third citizen of Nigeria, the then president of the eight senate, Bukola Sarki. However the poor security man possibly ignorantly or gave no damn, kept it glue to his job which earned him the wrath of the lawyer.

To avoided this from happening, make sure the person you are asking to maintain any form of order is not a superior authority instead allow your doubts and ponder to overcome.

I think ABU security are abreast, especially those on guard for the smaller gates, whenever you are not with the means of identification and you want to avoid being questioned all you need to do is form boss.

BBC documentary, African Eye, has currently focused on Ahmed isah, the president of Brekete Family, a human rights program. He has been under fire since the giant media outlet checked on him, with the slapping of his interviewee as one of the major focus of the documentary.

Brekete Family shows can be seen as a last resort for anyone seeking justice in Nigeria. This program became so popular because of the success stories it achieved and the kind of cases it dealt with.

Because of these, the Brekete Family can be thought of as the least expected place where someone would be slapped, guilty or not guilty. But ordinary Ahmad isah as his named implies fell short to the cold hands of remorse (though Mahmud Jega has said we should desist from using the phrase “ cold hand of death” in his words it is disrespectful“) when he descended on the cheeks of his interviewee.

The slapped lady was accused of burning the hair of another girl alleged to be a witch. When Ordinary attempted several times to get her to explain the motive behind the turture, the lady continued to feign ignorance. Loosing his temper, Ordinary Ahmad could not resist the temptation of the lady's cheeks.

However, Unlike the media that were determined to bring the issue to spotlight, the commentators are undeterred, they are solidly behind the human right activist.

Nevertheless whenever you are interacting with anyone, higher in authority, when giving a statement and which you are sure to be unfair or if what you are going to say is capable of triggering anger, I advise you, maintain NCDC protocol, keep two (2) metre distance and avoid possible backslash.

It is better not to get slap than proving innocence.

You can reach Engr. Bilyamin Abdulmumin
Email: bilal4riid13@gmail.com
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