SUPERPACK:
many pregnant men in naija police.

hassan85:
Absolute waste of money.

baby124:
So now that we know what the spy uniform looks like. How are they spies? Besides how and why does a spy need uniform

BioXtraOrganics:


You understood, typical Africans who don't like to read anything are already commenting spy gibberish above.

CookieBrown:
This makes no sense, what's the point of being a spy if you can be easily identified? I mean this is just so silly, the damn uniform got ''Spy'' stamped all over it. Nigeria is a fu#king joke.

The uniform says SPY and not S.P.Y. They can't even get that right.

Darkseid:
I hope they won't be spying on naked women.

dabossman:


Yet another one who refuses to read.

Equalizer:
Must it be black? Can't they use cool colours like yellow, purple or blue....

Sunky200:
spy dey get official uniform?

SUPERPACK:
many pregnant men in naija police.

CookieBrown:


Can you read? Look up spy in the dictionary. If you want to abbreviate a word, you make use of ''.'' or a simple ''.'' at the end to indicate you want to make a word short. The uniform says SPY, not S.P.Y or SPY(e.g police Dept.) .

''Idiots leading idiots''

naptu2:
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) The 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.

rexzqcom:


What is supernumerary police? Never hard of that.
Do you mean they are temporary police unit ?
supplemental to regular? The OP need to be explicit, instead of using spy as in undercover.

naptu2:


Many police forces around the world have auxiliary policemen (civilians who have been deputised/appointed to perform some police tasks). These auxiliary policemen are kind of like the reserve force of the police.

Organisations in Nigeria such as banks, oil companies, universities, etc that need police protection for their facilities/workers and organisations that want their security guards and drivers to have some police skills can apply to the Inspector General of Police or the Commissioner of police.

The organisations would nominate their staff and also state the nature of the facility/person that is to be protected and why they want police protection. The nominated employees would then undergo a 3 months course at the Police Training School, Ikeja (paid for by their organisation).

Supernumerary policemen are paid by their organisation and they are enrolled in the supernumerary police programme from month to month. They would need to give a month's notice before resigning from the supernumerary police programme.

The officers have the powers, privileges and immunities of a police officer within the area he is appointed. They are thus permitted to wear police uniforms.

Apelex:
See dat guy belle

CACAWA:
[size=18pt]Those men don't look happy at all.

it feels like a serious demotion, "now everybody for my yard go kon know say I no be original police..." na wa o[/size]


For the records, S.P.Y does not mean spy (secret investigator). NO.

It stands for: SUPERNUMERARY POLICE Y...... (Na una sabi)
So in short ehn, they are just security men policing a big compound owned by a private company.

Just like the security men we have in Federal Universities. They have no powers to carry gun or do anyhow once they reach main road o.

nini007:
can't you just read and understand? It says "New POLICE SPY UNIFORM" u say Na ur security for varsity. Na wa ooo!

White would've been awesome

Equalizer:
Must it be black? Can't they use cool colours like yellow, purple or blue....