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Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by maclatunji: 1:53pm On Sep 22, 2011
Be good mothers, police officers’ wives told

Wife of the Oyo State Commissioner of Police, Mrs Comfort Onireti, has charged members of the Police Wives’ Association (PWA) and Police Officers’ Wives Association (POWA) in the state to be good women and mothers.

Speaking during a familiarisation tour to the Challenge Police Division, Ibadan, on Tuesday, she said prayer was the master key to success in life.

“To a high level, we need to support our hus-bands financially, in order not to weigh them down with all the financial responsibilities in the home. We need to embark on trading to sup-port our husbands,” she said.

While calling on them to always clean their environment, she said this would make the environ-ment more accommo-dating, adding that “by so doing, we will not push our husbands away from home.”

She said[b] “we should learn how to prepare delicious food at home and the food must be well presented to our husbands. We should not quarrel with our husbands, children and neighbours. If we need to correct them, we must do it with love.”[/b]

Mrs Onireti encou-raged the police officers’ wives to form a strong association where they could meet and educate themselves.

Also speaking, the Divisional Police Officer, Orita-Challenge division, Mr Banji Lawal, noted that since the arrival of the state Commissioner of Police, Mr Moses Onireti, the crime rate in the state had reduced.

He assured that police wives in the division would work with the new chairperson of POWA in the state, to ensure that her tenure was remarkable.

Earlier, the POWA secretary in the division, Mrs Kemi Oyekanmi, had informed Mrs Onireti of problems confronting police wives in the area.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/28515-be-good-mothers-police-officers-wives-told
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by maclatunji: 1:55pm On Sep 22, 2011
Could it be that some of the bad behaviour we see from Nigerian Police men is caused by poorly cooked meals?
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by SisiKill1: 3:01pm On Sep 22, 2011
Why are so-me words bro-ken up? It make for a diffi-cult read be-cause it sounds like one is hav-ing a men-tal hic-cup angry


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If cooking for their husband is gonna distract them from birthing gazillion children, then go for it say!! cheesy
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by Pukkah: 12:10pm On Sep 23, 2011
It is high time these wives started discussing the issue of N20 extortion/collection of the roads by their husbands. Or don't they benefit from the takings? What's their take on this and accidental discharges by their husbands? Do they realize that their husbands' organization is the most corrupt in the country?

On another note, is there an association known as "Police Husbands' Association" (PHA)? The husbands also need to meet to discuss the issues noted above.
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by maclatunji: 12:17pm On Sep 23, 2011
Pukkah:

It is high time these wives started discussing the issue of N20 extortion/collection of the roads by their husbands. Or don't they benefit from the takings? What's their take on this and accidental discharges by their husbands? Do they realize that their husbands' organization is the most corrupt in the country?

On another note, is there an association known as "Police Husbands' Association" (PHA)? The husbands also need to meet to discuss the issues noted above.

I am not so sure about the wisdom of establishing such an organisation. I think we should leave it for the ladies to do their thing.
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by Pukkah: 12:48pm On Sep 23, 2011
maclatunji:

I am not so sure about the wisdom of establishing such an organisation. I think we should leave it for the ladies to do their thing.

I was just joking. smiley What has even the female one achieved other than 'owambe'?
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by Baawaa(m): 2:24pm On Sep 23, 2011
The woman was talking to them in parables,that they should be of helping hands to their husbands,so the salary without bribe will be okay for them.Good Talk!!
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by lastpage: 3:18pm On Sep 23, 2011
Its no secret that 90% of children borne to Policemen turn out to be worse criminals than the ones their parents are employed to arrest! shocked shocked

if you doubt my assertion, just lurk around any Police/Army barracks: you will have noticed that criminality is highest around those areas. You will also notice that those arrested (and then released to re-offend again) are "officers children".

So, the problem IS NOT with their Wives.

The Problem has to do with the exceptionally-high dosage of CURSES THAT INNOCENT SOULS RAIN ON THEIR FAMILY! grin wink wink

They should change their ways or suffer the consequence.


Lastpage!

BTW: Would you marry or allow your daughter to marry a Policeman? grin
I know "egunje" can be enticing!! grin
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by Baawaa(m): 3:28pm On Sep 23, 2011
@ largepage, if d wife is working it can reduce d force dat her husband wil use to get money @ all cost and dis wil reduce curse as u said!
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by ShyOne(f): 4:10pm On Sep 23, 2011
maclatunji:

Be good mothers, police officers’ wives told

Wife of the Oyo State Commissioner of Police, Mrs Comfort Onireti, has charged members of the Police Wives’ Association (PWA) and Police Officers’ Wives Association (POWA) in the state to be good women and mothers.

Speaking during a familiarisation tour to the Challenge Police Division, Ibadan, on Tuesday, she said prayer was the master key to success in life.

“To a high level, we need to support our hus-bands financially, in order not to weigh them down with all the financial responsibilities in the home. We need to embark on trading to sup-port our husbands,” she said.

While calling on them to always clean their environment, she said this would make the environ-ment more accommo-dating, adding that “by so doing, we will not push our husbands away from home.”

She said[b] “we should learn how to prepare delicious food at home and the food must be well presented to our husbands. We should not quarrel with our husbands, children and neighbours. If we need to correct them, we must do it with love.”[/b]

Mrs Onireti encou-raged the police officers’ wives to form a strong association where they could meet and educate themselves.

Also speaking, the Divisional Police Officer, Orita-Challenge division, Mr Banji Lawal, noted that since the arrival of the state Commissioner of Police, Mr Moses Onireti, the crime rate in the state had reduced.

He assured that police wives in the division would work with the new chairperson of POWA in the state, to ensure that her tenure was remarkable.

Earlier, the POWA secretary in the division, Mrs Kemi Oyekanmi, had informed Mrs Onireti of problems confronting police wives in the area.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/28515-be-good-mothers-police-officers-wives-told

Pukkah:

It is high time these wives started discussing the issue of N20 extortion/collection of the roads by their husbands. Or don't they benefit from the takings? What's their take on this and accidental discharges by their husbands? Do they realize that their husbands' organization is the most corrupt in the country?

On another note, is there an association known as "Police Husbands' Association" (PHA)? The husbands also need to meet to discuss the issues noted above.

Excellent thoughts and ideas - let's encourage them to be put to use - ASAP
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by badmrkt(m): 4:12pm On Sep 23, 2011
what about the corrupt female police officers?









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Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by MMM2(m): 8:55pm On Sep 23, 2011
9ja police re just bad eggs
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by HISchild: 8:33am On Sep 24, 2011
"The aged women likewise, that they be in behaviour as becometh holiness, not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things; That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children, To be discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be not blasphemed." - Titus 2:3-5
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by N101: 4:59pm On Sep 24, 2011
maclatunji:

Could it be that some of the bad behaviour we see from Nigerian Police men is caused by poorly cooked meals?
Lol. Bet that doesn't include the Mamaput meals and Shepe they consume while on duty cheesy

I can't even believe they came up with this rubbish as a serious point - like delicious meals will stop them from collecting N20 from people.
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by maclatunji: 6:48pm On Sep 24, 2011
N101:

Lol. Bet that doesn't include the Mamaput meals and Shepe they consume while on duty cheesy

I can't even believe they came up with this rubbish as a serious point - like delicious meals will stop them from collecting N20 from people.

Maybe if they are better-fed they will act like people who are well-bred and we will all notice the trend in the end.
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by N101: 9:50pm On Sep 24, 2011
maclatunji:

Maybe if they are better-fed they will act like people who are well-bred and we will all notice the trend in the end.

But the well-fed, well-bred people who are "big boys" are just as corrupt.  Guess delicious meals won't make any difference  sad
Re: Police Wives Advised To Be Good Mothers And Wives by maclatunji: 8:42am On Sep 25, 2011
^^^Word!

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