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As posted on Facebook by Sanford Police Department, A little boy in Florida was hungry, really really hungry, so he made an emergency call and got more than he bargained for.

Five-year-old Manuel Beshara called 911 on Friday and told the dispatcher that he was hungry and wanted to order a pizza, the Sanford Police Department said on Facebook.Officers were dispatched to the home, thinking that a well-being check was needed.

They found Manuel and his 15-year-old sister, who explained that they were fine and that Manuel had grabbed the phone without her knowledge.

The officers decided to use this moment to explain to the boy about the proper use of 911 — before ordering a large pizza and personally delivering it to him.The police department put a disclaimer on the post: #dontcall911fordelivery.

Guess what!! can this kind of miracle happen in Nigeria?.

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Capital NO!

Never in Nigeria

Buhari would just order EFCC to arrest the child. Cos he can't imagine good thing happening before his eyes

In Nigeria the police will first Slap the boy For Disturbing ....that is if they Miraculously pick the call

If na here,..na beating go reset him brains

grown ups no even sabi 9ja police number talk-less of small pikin

Vulcanheph:
In Nigeria the police will first Slap the boy For Disturbing ....that is if they Miraculously pick the call

So u mean police in your area don't pick calls

Awwwwww.
If na Naija, he'd have to stress himself to memorise the phone number first.

Do we even have a short code for calling the police

Lol

If it's a normal thing there, it wouldn't have made the news.

Let's stop making a mockery of our country at every slight opportunity.

I can remember the day I called a police officer who gave me his phone number after I reported a case of my missing phone at the station...

Months later, I believe he must have lost my number, I called him again when there was a robbery incident at my street, he vividly told me that he can't remember me and that if I know what's good for me, I should better go and hide

midolian:
If it's a normal thing there, it wouldn't have made the news.

Let's stop making a mockery of our country at every slight opportunity.

the Nigerian in me will not make me give you a very suitable reply.

joseph1832:
the Nigerian in me will not make me give you a very suitable reply.

starbuck:
I can remember the day I called a police officer who gave me his phone number after I reported a case of my missing phone at the station...

Months later, I believe he must have lost my number, I called him again when there was a robbery incident at my street, he vividly told me that he can't remember me and that if I know what's good for me, I should better go and hide

Lmao, omo see naija police.