5 Reasons Lagosians Don't Like Police Officers

The mantra that the ‘Police is your friend’ is a popular, yet meaningless inscription you find in almost all police stations in Lagos. It is Only a JJC that will believe it. In fact, the sight of a person in uniform brings goose pimples to some Lagosians. Lagosians hate the police for many reasons but here are 5 reason Lagosians don’t consider the police as their friend.

1. Bribery and Extortion

Bribery is no doubt the biggest reason the police in Lagos is hated and has lost all sense of respect. Every police officer is viewed as a potential bribe collector. Some people with the means even break the law knowing that they can pay their way through. Lagosians feel that the toughest of police can be broken down by offering him a few Naira notes. This has made the police lose all sense of respect among the citizens.

How to Manage appendicitis

A reporter with this newspaper featured a report on Saturday, August 8, 2015, entitled “A community where nine out of every 10 villagers have appendicitis.” He wondered what could be the reason for a situation whereby almost nine out of 10 persons in a particular community had undergone surgery as a result of the illness.

The youths informed the reporter that appendicitis and hernia were common among members of their community. They disclosed that several persons have died as a result of the conditions.

Amaju Pinnick - Other African Countries Lined Up To Recruit Oliseh

The Nigeria Football Federation president, Amaju Pinnick, has insisted that new Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh, remains the best option for the team. He stated that Nigeria got the former Eagles captain even as other African countries lined up to recruit him.

Pinnick reiterated the position of the NFF on Tuesday via Twitter and the federation’s website as he defended some decisions of the FA that had taken public scrutiny.

He said, “We have no regrets appointing Sunday Oliseh. Other African countries were gunning for him, but he opted for his country. Oliseh’s stock in international football is high because apart from his work with FIFA, he has a company that trains and grades coaches all over the world.

Ways To Get The Best Out Of Your Employees

Every entrepreneur should know that the best way to sustain his/her business is to hire competent employees that can be motivated to significantly contribute to the attainment of the overall objectives of the enterprise.

1. Sell them the organizational vision to run with: Making your employees understand the organizational vision enables them to key into it so that they can effectively perform their task to contribute to the attainment of the vision. But doing this, you must take time to remind them of what the end result will be and inspire them despite challenges to focus on the vision.

Hmmmmmmm.......... Tonto Dikeh Set To Wed

The Nigerian actress Tonto Charity Dikeh, also known as Tonto Dikeh had her introduction ceremony over the weekend.

 

Tonto over the weekend changed her name to Mrs Churchill on her social media platforms.

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See Why You Should Date Single Parent

There is no doubt a lot of stigma is attached to dating single parents in this part of the world. We are so focused on making sure we have a relationship with the right partner that once we find out someone is already a mother or a father, we tend to assume the relationship will be rocky.

There are challenges to be faced if you are considering or already building a relationship with a single person that already has a kid (or kids), this does not mean there are no advantages

.Let us take a look at some reasons why dating a single parent is not such a bad idea.

Oh Boy!!See How Lagos Guys Woo Girls Inside Public Buses

In Lagos, the girls are beautiful and smart. They can easily spot and rebuff a guy preying on them from a distance. But Lagos guys are proving to be smarter. They too have devised a way of getting their heart desires–even in a public bus.

The guy arrived at the motor park and met a half filled Danfo bus with a few passengers. We were all waiting patiently at the Ikeja bus stop. The bus heading to Obalende on Lagos Island was taking too long to fill up. But what can we do but wait?

The motor park milled with people. Area boys and street urchins were harassing drivers and conductors. Vendors of beverages were shouting themselves hoarse and practically coercing agitated passengers for patronage.