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Chimeluv: He is about leave office and he suddenly remembers the bad roads in onitsha. I hope he compietes it before he leaves office.

Smart comment.




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Death is Innevitable.

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OP, you are high on diluted palm wine.

So what you saying now is that all other babies born on the same day as kanye's are illuminati right?

Infact u are a slowpoke! Keep displaying your slowpokidity.

BTW, pleaase check out my signature.

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Hypocriticism.

This is so sad. RIP






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dw_koko: Pls I want to learn video editing, donno if any has a video tutorial on adobe premier pro or any other video editing software cos I want to be a good editor to backup my filming career. Pls help

Are you on whatsapp or blackberry?

I'm also a filmmaker and please check out my other thread.

https://www.nairaland.com/1326522/please-welcome-nairaland-filmmakers-forum

Would love to work with you someday.

PeterReezer: a suggestion.
why not try using virtual sets...

I understand...however I'd appreciate if you can expatiate further on its application to the collaborative film. Mind you, we will be shooting real footage, and not something post-generated.

Reuben.Abati:
Nice idea.

Does a Nokia Lumia qualify? I live @ Aso Rock.

Yes it does. Thanks.

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Bad Belle People.

Naija I hail!

venorite:
For??

You probably don't understand a satire when you read one.

sagaciousblog: CONFUSED NATION!

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Good for him!

Baba God, I'm working harder and looking unto you!















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1. Nigeria

If you need any explanation, then you are a learner.

[s]Think about this: at entry level, a policeman earns N 22,000 a month. From this amount, he is expected to buy his torch, maintain his boots, feed his family, and survive. Then he is given a gun. . .[/s]

http://www.nigeriapolicewatch.com/

http://www.care2.com/news/member/711434921/2691662

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_corruption

2. Russia

Russian government is no stranger to corruption, especially within its police force. Within recent years, facts have surfaced about the corruption and crimes being committed by Russian police officers. Police brutality, extorting bribes and arresting innocent citizens are all crimes that have been committed among Russian police forces. In order to ensure monthly quotas and make ends meet, Russian police turn to corruption and bribery.

3. Sudan

Sudan is one of the most corrupt countries for various reasons. Not only has their former president Oman Al-Bashir been indicted for war crimes and genocide, but this nation suffers from a corrupt police force. Sudanese police have been known to extort bribes from civilians in order to supplement their incomes. Police rarely file reports or investigate crimes, and often use violence and retaliation against people who complain about police abuses.

4. Afghanistan

Afghanistan has had one of the most corrupt police forces in the world, and it seems like it’s only getting worse with time. Graft has made it impossible for Afghan police to improve and effectively do their job, but corruption is witnessed within the police force, as well. Afghan police have been known to extort money and inflict violence on civilians at police checkpoints around the country. Police also bribe civilians into paying them for their release from prison or to avoid arrest. Although police corruption has gotten slightly better with international efforts and retraining, it continues to suffer at the whim of governmental corruption and power.

5. Somalia

The Somali police force is one of the most corrupt agencies in the world. This war-torn country continues to face a great deal of adversity and civilians are at the greatest risk. Somali police have been known to be ineffective and crooked. Because they are underpaid, many Somali police officers steal, extort, bribe and harass individuals to get money. They’ve also had a history of police brutality and often ignore societal violence. In 2009, nearly 1,000 Somali police officers went missing after receiving extensive training funded by the German government. It is believed that the police officers escaped to join the Islamist militia Al-Shabaab.

6. Iraq

The Iraqi police have had a long history of corruption and, despite funds and retraining efforts, they’ve managed to maintain their corruption. Iraqi police continue to be highly sectarian and participate in kidnappings, ransom payments and bribery. They have proven to be ineffective at controlling terrorism efforts and protecting civilians in the ways they need to be.

7. Burma

Burma is another country with a troubled police force. Corruption among police is nothing out of the norm here. The Burma police force has been known to make victims pay for criminal investigations and often extort money from civilians. Burma is ruled by a highly authoritarian military regime, which has a direct hold on the police force and the rights of citizens.

8.Uzbekistan

The Ministry of Interior (MOI) controls the police in Uzbekistan, which has a long history of corruption. The Uzbekistan police have been known to detain citizens to extort bribes and take away their human rights. Police brutality and bribery have also been committed by Uzbekistan law enforcement. Bribery is used in Uzbekistan for just about everything – traffic stops, civil lawsuits and even admission to leading educational institutions. With the rise of the bribery system, police protection does not come free to the people of Uzbekistan.

9. Kenya

Kenya has one of the most corrupt police forces in the world. According to a Transparency International repot, an astounding 92 percent of Kenyans ranked their police as the most corrupt and many of them have paid a bribe to Kenyan police within the last 12 months. Citizens are bribed into paying police for access to various services, such as Customs, healthcare, police, education, registration and permits, and even utility services. Kenyan police have even targeted Somali refugees who’ve crossed the border in desperation by raping, beating and blackmailing them.