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Without trust they can be no communication. Youth do not trust elders |
This is the kind of police we want The confidence the youth have in the uniform men to has gone so low that it would take a consistent extra ordinary effort from them to win it back. The youth want the police to publicize the policies and procedures the police use. The youth want to know when an officer is free to use force. We want to know how to act so they do not have to legally apply force on us . We want a police force that is constantly trained in ethics and integrity. Detering officers should be punnished for violating this rules. punnished officers should have their names published .The youth want a police force that sees themselves as equal to others. We want a police force that talk to us calmly and politely. Shouts and insult raises anger . During monthly environmental sanitation excercise, police should not only punnish offenders. Rather men on uniform should join and pack the dirt . They should engage in other non enforcement activities with the community. This creates a sence of togetherness and not one of superiority. Gradually,the people would see the officer of the law as partners and not devil to be feared. This will ensure maximum coorpeation. https://tobechispeaks./2020/10/23/game-leaders-play/ |
We blame SARS ,FG, when we are all greedy |
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Banyankole people in Southwestern Uganda, the aunt is tasked with this crucial role of knowing if both bride and groom, before the marriage, are good to go in having a taste of each other. Although this practice is now outdated, the primary responsibility of the aunt was to confirm that the groom is potent and that the bride has defended her virginity before the marriage is consummated. As a potency test for the groom, the aunt was sometimes required to have intercourse with the groom for confirmation of his potency and virility. She also had to “test” if the bride is still a virgin before they are allowed to consummate their marriage. In other traditions, the aunt was said to go as far as listening in or watching as the bride and groom make love in order to prove the couple’s potency. In asmuch as this outdated practice may sound weird, it shows how the people of Banyankole, particularly the Bahima tribe hold virginity in high esteem. As soon as a Banyankole girl is eight, she goes through a lot of restrictions to prepare her for marriage. When other children her age in other cultures are out having fun and playing, a girl in this part of Uganda is mostly kept indoors, where she is fed beef and millet porridge and forced to drink milk in large quantities so that she becomes fat. Being fat is synonymous with beauty among the Banyankoles. When she starts developing breasts, she is also asked by her parents to abstain from sexual activities. |
Youth are not assosiation. Have no leader. They could have done that long ago. When Fulani herdsmen are not one yet |
This is not the best time to be a politician.or a police man |
DenreleDave:Caterpillar has to shade it's skin before it develops into a butterfly. Some of us will die,some will loose property,some will loose Job. Gradually order will come and the next government who experienced this would act a all little differently from his predecessor- Buhari . That is the beginning of growth. No pain .No Gain. Jesus had to die. Early missionaries martyred. But Christianity is one of the top three religion in the world today . |
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Some people lost their lives. Loosing a job is small thing na |
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Witchcraft bring down aircraft |
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