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Nebes:
Nigerian police did more than this for me in 2013.
I arrived in Kwara state not knowing it was election day. I needed to get to my destination and return to Lagos same day. I spoke to a policeman at the checkpoint. He took me to their oga, and I gave him the details of my mission in Kwara. This oga told two officers to drive me with their police car to my rural destination and bring me back to Ilorin for free. I will never forget the experience.

Why will you travel not knowing it was an election day. Through more lights on that.

It's rare to find good and honest police like that.

vicmed1:
Can never happen in this country.
It is always the opposite direction

It can though rare.

Even in Ghana it's not a common happening, it's strange- that's why it's news. If it's common it won't be news

The police men you met are angel and deserve medal...

Nebes:
Nigerian police did more than this for me in 2013.
I arrived in Kwara state not knowing it was election day. I needed to get to my destination and return to Lagos same day. I spoke to a policeman at the checkpoint. He took me to their oga, and I gave him the details of my mission in Kwara. This oga told two officers to drive me with their police car to my rural destination and bring me back to Ilorin for free. I will never forget the experience.

EdonhappenTv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2WVDtzdJq0

it can never be Nigeria police

I would've doubted if it was a Nigerian police which I know can never be possible.
It's highly impossible for a Nigerian police to do that.
That's impossible, even in the dream.

Nigerian police can't relate

Nigeria police left the WhatsApp group🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃

ogascomax:
Why will you travel not knowing it was an election day. Through more lights on that.

I think Kwara state was doing their governorship elections. There were no elections in other states. We only got to know about the elections deep into the journey. I remember we were racing to get to Ilorin before 8am.

Hellisreal70:
Nigeria police just left the group chat

This is the very comment I've been waiting for. 🤣🤣🤣

omoredia:
Ghanaians are generally more civilized than Nigerians

I can agree now
Nigeria na just mouth

Nigerian Police left the chat

[uote author=Nebes post=138043254]Nigerian police did more than this for me in 2013.
I arrived in Kwara state not knowing it was election day. I needed to get to my destination and return to Lagos same day. I spoke to a policeman at the checkpoint. He took me to their oga, and I gave him the details of my mission in Kwara. This oga told two officers to drive me with their police car to my rural destination and bring me back to Ilorin for free. I will never forget the experience.[/quote]I don't believe you

Ucgreen:
[uote author=Nebes post=138043254]Nigerian police did more than this for me in 2013.
I arrived in Kwara state not knowing it was election day. I needed to get to my destination and return to Lagos same day. I spoke to a policeman at the checkpoint. He took me to their oga, and I gave him the details of my mission in Kwara. This oga told two officers to drive me with their police car to my rural destination and bring me back to Ilorin for free. I will never forget the experience. I don't believe you

You don't have to believe me.

I'm almost sure same happens in Nigeria...but we don't read about it. Imagine this happened in Nigeria .... and posted here on NL .... I can bet my life by daylight that officer would be summoned to HQ and must bring along every kobo he was given .

Nice one from GH police. They did very well

Generally, Ghanaians are good people and civilised, Ghana Police are quite professional and friendly as well. We have bad ones among them as well. On the other side, we have good people in the Nigerian police, just that the bad ones were more. There is tremendous improvement lately - I am speaking from my observation and experience.