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UjSizzle:If you really want a fantastic picture of number 2, go on the pedestrian bridge and take pictures from there. It's amazing both ways (Five Cowrie Creek/Ikoyi on one side and Victoria Island/Atlantic Ocean on the other). |
He cut himself before they eventually rescued him. |
The Lagos State Fire And Safety Service eventually arrived and got him down (the fire truck that was there before belongs to the Lekki Residents' Association Fire Service). The man fought the firefighters, jumped on a rooftop and tried to slit his throat. They subdued him and took him to the Eti-Osa Primary Health Centre. |
nini007:Some universities also have SPY policemen (they are mostly used by oil companies, banks and universities). |
rexzqcom:[size=14pt]Supernumerary policemen[/size] naptu2:Read more about SPY police here. http://www.ptsikeja.com/spyhistory.html |
So much ignorance on this thread. 1) SPY policemen are not funded or paid by the government. They are funded by the organisation that they work for. 2) SPY policemen are not undercover agents. They are supernumerary policemen. 3) Nigerian policemen have not always worn black uniforms. They wore light blue uniforms until 1987. The black uniforms make it more difficult for criminals to see them at night (just like the green uniforms of the army make it more difficult to see them in the jungle and the desert fatigues make it more difficult to see them in the desert. |
Gbadegesin19:It's an abbreviation of SuPernumerarY. |
Sunky200:The word SPY is short for supernumerary police (you often see it on bullion vans in Nigeria). Read more about supernumerary police (SPY police) here http://www.ptsikeja.com/spyhistory.html |
Hahahahahahahahahahahaahahaha ![]() This thread is hilarious! It looks like a lot of people have never heard of supernumerary policemen before. |
The Inspector General of Police ordered that supernumerary policemen should stop wearing regular police uniforms because some of them have been involved in activities that embarrass the force and members of the public would not be able to differentiate them from regular policemen. For example, there's the story of the policeman that was guarding Timaya. According to Abayomi Shogunle (officer commanding the Complaints Response Unit of the Nigeria Police Force) that driver is a supernumerary policeman (aka SPY police). Abayomi Shogunle @YomiShogunle One of reasons #IgpArase ordered "SPY Police" to STOP wearing @PoliceNG uniform. Read at npf.gov.ng/pressshare.php [img]http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CVdr-K9U4AELsYj.jpg:small[/img]https://www.nairaland.com/2782657/timaya-takes-trip-warri-road And there was the story of Governor Udom Emmanuel's driver who many people thought was impersonating a policeman. https://www.nairaland.com/2596260/udom-emmanuels-official-driver-impersonates |
haywire1: Sunky200: baby124: winkmart: Ewatomi26: arresa: rychard: HomeOfMe: emorse: nigeriancritic1: lashout1: stancod:[size=14pt]Supernumerary policemen[/size] naptu2: |
haywire1: Sunky200: baby124: winkmart: Ewatomi26: arresa: rychard: HomeOfMe: emorse: nigeriancritic1: lashout1: stancod:The word SPY, as used in this instance, does not refer to secret agents. They are talking about supernumerary policemen. |
Some newspapers and magazines use pictures (that might not be directly related to the story being reported) to illustrate their stories. For example, there might be a story titled "Osaze arrives Eagles' camp in Abuja". A picture of Osaze Odemwingie that was taken during the 2014 World Cup might be attached to that story. The fact that the picture is not a picture of Osaze in Abuja does not make the story false. Nairaland supermods have also recently developed the habit of attaching pictures (which might not be directly related to the story) to front page threads. However, they should learn to write "Stock Photo" or "File Photo" on such pictures in order to avoid arguments like the one on this thread. |
Sighting? Sighting ≠ citing. |
dfrost:That theme song was by Kris Okotie. It's one of his old hits. I think the title was Goodbye Teacher. Kasali was the security guard at Oluwa Lambe Lodge. |
deekseen:It was a very sad day. Behind The Clouds was produced in Jos and it had all the usual celebrities from the Jos school. George Menta played the role of Bello in CockCrow At Dawn in 1980. His wife was Zemaye (played by Ene Oloja), his very stubborn teenage son was Bitrus (played by Sadiq Daba) and his daughter was Larai. In Behind The Clouds (1989), Ene Oloja played the role of Efe, Nosa's elder sister (Nosa was played by Mac Arthur Fom), George Menta played the role of Ene Oloja's boyfriend's father who had abandoned his children when they were little and was now trying to reconcile with them and Sadiq Daba played the role of George Menta's friend. Gladys Dadzie played the role of Fortune's mother and Mat Dadzie was one of the producers of the show (I think he also acted in it, but I can't remember his role). Many of the places could easily be identified by people living in Jos (there was someone in my house who was a student of Unijos at that time). Bello (George Menta) and Larai on the set of CockCrow At Dawn https://scontent-amt2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash2/v/t1.0-9/fr/cp0/e15/q65/10613003_1500900046833964_1983233320824097443_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoiYiJ9&oh=b94c974c77d6d49197759b78bd119de0&oe=57A9455C Ene Oloja https://scontent-amt2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/fr/cp0/e15/q65/10710706_1500900003500635_1940828922689676179_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoiYiJ9&oh=5f666e3ea8c00e2ecebd14402b0944e4&oe=57E7F30F https://scontent-amt2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/fr/cp0/e15/q65/1962598_1500899976833971_6879191763821153568_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoiYiJ9&oh=17ee2455ee0e9550ae1e88ce16a8c200&oe=579D763A Sadiq Daba https://scontent-amt2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xft1/v/t1.0-9/fr/cp0/e15/q65/10358748_1500899950167307_6606787390024416643_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoiYiJ9&oh=6daf8d433b621d8f310066550603f588&oe=57BBAAEB |
I've forgotten that I previously posted pictures of my Basi And Company book on nairaland. [img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/753763_IMG00955-20120713-0703_jpg3747527fbb5a33fa205ddbb5f96fdc31[/img] [img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/753764_IMG00956-20120713-0704_jpgc7227b08afff3ea6b37cd9be34704d57[/img] |
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