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lakpa lakpa: Moronic OP.

Why should I read Shyte before insulting the uniformed animals??

abeg no kill me

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Japheth J, Omojuwa wrote....

We miss the point a lot. We expect police officers whose salaries can barely
feed our own pets to be up and doing
at dilapidated rat holes called police
stations. When they leave their
workplaces for the barracks, they stay
in some of the most demeaning housing
projects you’d see anywhere in the
world. We want them to serve and
protect with integrity but right from the
point they are hired, we take their
dignity away from them. We can
pretend all we like, but the mess we
see in our system is the mess we
invested in it.

Channels Television got knocks from
those who ought to praise it for
bringing the state of the Police College
Ikeja under public scrutiny. They said it
was done to discredit the President, the
same way anyone who points out the
way to make our country better is said
to do it to discredit the President. How
can a President who hardly has
anything going for his government
continue to assume citizens who want
the best for him as President would
want to take away the little credit he
has going for him?

Japheth J, Omojuwa wrote....

We miss the point a lot. We expect police officers whose salaries can barely
feed our own pets to be up and doing
at dilapidated rat holes called police
stations. When they leave their
workplaces for the barracks, they stay
in some of the most demeaning housing
projects you’d see anywhere in the
world. We want them to serve and
protect with integrity but right from the
point they are hired, we take their
dignity away from them. We can
pretend all we like, but the mess we
see in our system is the mess we
invested in it.

Channels Television got knocks from
those who ought to praise it for
bringing the state of the Police College
Ikeja under public scrutiny. They said it
was done to discredit the President, the
same way anyone who points out the
way to make our country better is said
to do it to discredit the President. How
can a President who hardly has
anything going for his government
continue to assume citizens who want
the best for him as President would
want to take away the little credit he
has going for him?

We miss the point a lot. We expect
police officers whose salaries can barely
feed our own pets to be up and doing
at dilapidated rat holes called police
stations. When they leave their
workplaces for the barracks, they stay
in some of the most demeaning housing
projects you’d see anywhere in the
world. We want them to serve and
protect with integrity but right from the
point they are hired, we take their
dignity away from them. We can
pretend all we like, but the mess we
see in our system is the mess we
invested in it.
Channels Television got knocks from
those who ought to praise it for
bringing the state of the Police College
Ikeja under public scrutiny. They said it
was done to discredit the President, the
same way anyone who points out the
way to make our country better is said
to do it to discredit the President. How
can a President who hardly has
anything going for his government
continue to assume citizens who want
the best for him as President would
want to take away the little credit he
has going for him?
The flies which perch around the sugar
offered by power often forget that this
is about our country first and foremost
before it is about whoever is running it.
Power comes and goes, countries
remain for longer. What Channels
Television showed of the Police College,
Ikeja was not an outlier, it is the normal
reality of filth, lack, hunger and penury
that have bedevilled the force. It is
even getting worse now!
Many of us want our soldiers to help
#BringBackOurGirls now and alive, in
reference to the abducted #ChibokGirls.
While we make that much needed call,
let us also spare a thought for these
men of the armed forces. Think about
it; they read newspapers, they listen to
the radio and at times watch the news.
They know all about the trillions
budgeted for security every year and
they also know all about the poverty
that comes with doing what they do.
They know that cronies of our rulers are
feeding off their allocations. They are
privy to the fact that children of their
bosses will feed them and their fellow
soldiers for years with wealth accrued
from denying their rights as the
defenders of the Nigerian people. They
defend our country with their lives, this
while the country hardly pays attention
to ensuring each soldier lives a
respectable life. Politicians steal from us
for decades, die and have streets
named after them; our soldiers die in
battlefields like the falling of the branch
of a small tree in the forest, we hardly
notice. No glory in life, no glory in
death yet, we expect them to chase
glory for our country. Or, as in the case
of the Chibok schoolgirls, rescue them
fast and now! Let us at least face it;
this is one difficult country to do good!
It is easier to see those serving today
and imagine how tough things are in a
country where “corruption is not
stealing and stealing is not corruption”
as long as you steal enough to donate
to powerful people for elections. If they
were abandoned and forgotten while
they are serving, imagine what happens
when age calls and they must be
retired? Retired officers are some of the
poorest of our country’s 54 per cent
extremely poor population. We sing,
“The labour of our heroes past shall
never be in vain,” and some of us
actually think that line of the national
anthem only refers to the dead ones
who fought for our Independence. We
should know better. Most of our heroes
and heroines are still living and the bulk
of them are living in poverty and
squalour. Their labour has been in vain
not only for the nation they fought for
and defended with their lives, that
labour has been in vain even for their
personal lives.
We rightly or wrongly like to compare
our officers with their United Kingdom
or United States counterparts. A new
police constable in the UK receives
about N5.8 million/year. This eventually
rises to about N10 million/year. Apart
from this basic, the officers receive a
London weighting and allowances
amounting to about N1.7m. Added to
these monetary benefits are annual
leave reaching 30 days and not less
than 22 days depending on one’s length
of service. This is apart from public
holidays and the average two rest days
per week. Other benefits include
maternity, paternity and adoption leave,
special leave with pay, special leave
without pay, parental leave and career
breaks of up to five years (See http://
www.metpolicecareers.co.uk/
newconstable/pay_and_benefits.html).
When next you expect so much from
our police officers, ask yourself, how
much has our system given into their
welfare and livelihood?
As the benefits of being a police officer
in the UK are as far from that of being
one in Nigeria, the same applies to
other service units including the Army,
Navy and Air Force.
In our country, a few men and women
are feeding fat on the destinies and
livelihoods of the majority yet our so-
called leaders are always quick to spout
tales of patriotism and dedication to
service. Who wouldn’t be dedicated to
service with the benefits listed above?
Mind that those numbers apply to the
most junior of officers.
It started from us. First, the military
overthrew the irresponsible civilians,
then the military took over power. Not
willing to share the responsibilities of
power with the police, the military
crippled the police and treated them
like scum. Today, the police are in a
worse state than the scum left by the
military. When civilians took over power
in 1999, one of the first shots fired was
at the military, some would argue
rightly so, seeing as the military had got
so used to having political power for so
long. Out of fear of the military,
successive civilian governments have
found a way to allocate enough money
to the top echelons of the military to
get them fat and keep them fat while
forgetting that the rank and file is the
fulcrum of military might. By our own
selves, we have hurt our pride and
strength. A country that was once the
saviour of Africa, an Army that was
once the pride of West Africa, now
needs the support of Ghana, to fight
insurgents. We have come so far.
Ghana in 2013 allocated about N51.3bn
to defence while Nigeria allocated about
N348.9bn in the same year. Based on
these numbers, Nigeria’s defence
spending is about seven times that of
Ghana. That in itself is to be expected,
what is not to be expected is that we
would be needing Ghana’s help to fight
insurgents in our country. We have
come so far.
A time comes in the history of a nation
when it must look at itself and ask itself
pertinent questions. At the moment,
our country is like an old man with
many grandchildren, many children
poor and desolate yet this old man
wakes every morning thinking all is well
and he calls his rich and not so rich
friends to come party with him. Our old
man wants the world to see he is rich
and great but those who live with the
old man know that all his claims of
transformation are lies fed to the most
gullible of his offspring. You have to
fear for this old man. God bless every
soul serving this country, in the midst
of plenty, yet, living on the crumbs
from the table of Father Abraham, sorry
Nigeria

kingk: @ OP...this man want to buy the HORN.... can your sell it to him?

This kind commedy movie called nigeria, smh... too funny!

Where are you?

olala32: I m very skinny, consider if i marry a slime girl ,wht will we produce?
I need a help if marry a fat lady will solve my problem.pls help!

I love them huge, (occupy till i return), enough meat to eat when giving head-on..

what about this>>>>>>

Geopascal: Everything is possible on planet earth so am not amazed. If na mi b d lucky bingo after exhaustn ma air bag aw jst bite d bitch 4 her clitoris n az 4 u ma guy if u giv her 2nd chance mehn ur disease go supas HIV n AIDS

OP>>> why you sell the innocent & harmless dog? Abi the dog been get erection?


As for that thing you called your ex, she should better be your ex.

As for you, locate the nearby medical laboratory and donate the following;
- Spermmm (culture)
- urine (culture)
- poo (culture)
- blood (culture & .....)

This will determine my next comment!

[quote author=Katier00 ]Like seriously, are u married? I tot you are only but a child[/quote]Yes he is a child, have you not seen children getting married these days?

Abi members of this church no dey to defend their dady G.O.?

Sunbellar: Tell her to take Clomid tablets one daily for ten days immediately after menstruation and continue enjoying the joystick. She 'll be safe in the next 9 to 10 months before administering another one and invariably thank me later.

Where can "clomid" tabs be found?
We're always scared every month due to hyper-bleeeeep.

mazizi tonene: Withdrawal, Condoms, spermicide.... ovarian/calendar method

doctor Mazizi of inuendu......all these because of nyashing? haba, ur chemist get theatre?
U get ...gynaecocide?
joke apart, my woman flower suppose germinate on the 31st but uptil now no sign. Hope this is not seed dormancy? Ooh doctor?

Yomieluv: Nothing like best method,any method can fail,Postinor 2 has really put me in deep sh1t before,thought it was effective,till......guess the rest.

The safest method is Abstinence. If you aren't ready for the consequence,zip up.

Postinor na fuct up

exthar87: Y are some NL so stupid..it is a prophesy for the world..see as u are opening your gutter to talk trash.instead of you to look inward so negative things won't come to pass in your life u use ur disgustin fingers to type trash.why you no talk your own.gullible idiots

My dear, it's a pity........., this forum really tells what nigerians are & their future.

So sad!

samuelkaykay: This year,many strange things will happen,false prophets will be disgraced while true prophets will receive more grace.stay away from arguement,God bless you.

Correctly right!
Bless you too.

All these occultic religious members parading this thread with insult, am very sure you know the man in question? Unlike other pastors, this pastor's yearly prophecies always come to pass, look for 2013 prophecies & confirm.
All of you knows the truth, you're only lamenting because he has been dealing with your satanic kingdom, may the Almighty God reward you all according to your comments.
MFM4EVA

@saintjoel>>>> give me your number please!

SeaGold: The police need to investigate. Who are his fellow pilots, co-pilots, passengers and what aircraft were he flying. Is it a jet engine or turbo engine?

Was the crash as a result of failed engine, low fuel, or bird strike?


Ghana police please do your job

I think the black box inside his stomach will answer this, they should get it fast.

[quote author=ndu_chucks].,... this one was spotted in the USA

https://theblondeside.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/IMG_0631-300x200.jpeg

This one in India

https://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/dining/reviews/blog/SmartCar.jpg

May God keep trailers in their paths when Nigerians start using these cheap, locally made vehicles. SMDH[/quote]

Imagine Christianity & her Christians; why are we always confused? Why do we lack the knowledge of His Word? Why do we allow tradition, culture & indoctrination tear us apart? Is this the same people Jesus came & suffer for?
Christmas, they say;
How do you celebrate?
Where do you celebrate?
What do you use in celebration?
In the club? In the brothel? In the hotel room? In the bush? In the bar? on the roadside at night dressing half-naked? In carnivals celebrating the idols & gods of the land (idolatory); ignorantly renewing generational curses & covenants? where & how do you celebrate the remembrance of His birth? How does God view your celebration? What are you celebrating with? Gin? beer? cutllers? pistol? broken-bottles? blood? strong wine? tyres? Ask yourself these questions; no wonder God said in Jeremiah 4:22...
"My people are fools; they do not know me. They are senseless children; they have no understanding. They are skilled in doing evil; they know not how to do good". (NIV)
JUDGE YOURSELF

kabba7: [[size=8pt]javascript:void(0);b]i don't give a damn if this is a drone or not all I want Nigerians to know is there is an unholy pact between your government and some phony Isreali company so it is very possible this object might have come from the alliance I will very much advice people in the North East zone of the country to watch out for strange flying objects to increase by January 2014

Serious note could this be testings by Jonathan sippers beginning to practice

Sometimes it's better to comment on what you know. Do you realy know who a snipper is & what they use when they have their target?

Please you should stop disgracing us, this is not a drone, it's a remote controlled toy.

[quote author=born_to_be_gr8t]Wat a braggadocious act of bravery from the father lets all thank God as we join Christians in the celebration of Christmas, may we seminally and clinically reflect on the quintessential modus vivendi of Master Jesus the Christ who peregrinated his incarnation as an exempli gratia of eulogisable self abnegation, mental magnitude, spart an discipline, altruistic effusions, hiero phantic candour and puritanical. , the very qualities that have become a desiderata for our national resurgimento.[/quote]I recently observed that nairaland needs a psyco medical team, it's getting out of hand.

... that smilling-mantis of a president with that his fisherman's cap does not even know what leadership is all about.
How a hell can he adopt such clueless policy? the worst of all, he'll be presenting it smilling like mugu. Am just tired of this asorock furniture of a clown.