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“So This ‘Tinubu Banner’ Kept Getting Torn Down By Angry Nigerians. As a Result, The Edo State Government Assigned Police Officers To Stand Guard And Prevent It From Being Vandalized Again. Imagine That, Police Officers Now Working Shift Duties To Protect a Banner While Citizens Continue To Cry Out... show more
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Campaign posters are more important than the lives of Edo people. That is the interpretation of what the governor did. Get your PVC; elections have consequences.
Nigerian police have reduced themselves to "Bill board guards" Who will then protect the civilians they were created to protect, when they're guarding Bill Boards ?.
They just reduce police to puppet. So flex banner is more important than Nigerians life’s ?
Edo police now doing full shifts guarding one Tinubu banner like it’s the presidential palace. Meanwhile kidnappers are maiming the state and citizens are begging for security. This is the real priority of this government - posters over people. Nigerians tearing it down every day is the real message.
It's the priority of the government to secure banners over schools, police only follow orders
If we serious then 10 police won't stop us bro We are more than this clown
That is how they plan to give him 2 million votes against the wishes of the people. Nigerian people, the police is not your friend, they are at the mercy of corrupt politicians, they have abandoned their constitutional duties. Know this and be ready to vote out this evil administration.
Nonsense.. Masses never get it time cos they'll also beat any police officer on duty that day and burn it down
Look at the level of governance in Nigeria. We deploy heavily armed police officers to take shifts guarding campaign billboards at Ring Road, while citizens face real security threats. Then, we take children on an "excursion" to see a basic flyover as if it’s the Great Wall of China. When we say our priorities are upside down, this is exactly what we mean. Brainwashing the next generation to celebrate bare minimum infrastructure is a tragedy.
Tie a soaked petrol/kerosene foam to a stick, light the foam and throw it to the banner from a distance and let it burn. Cover your face so you won't be identified. Simple. No be everything I go dey teach you
Imagined police guarding banners while people cry for security is exactly why people are frustrated. Wrong priorities everywhere.
Very soon you see this security agencies in Nigeria we go add them join the attack against bad government na them worst pass no be them politicians take they k!ll us 😡
God how did I end up in this country
@splashysophy Auntie! Come and see ooo!!! Come and see...
It will be interesting to see if this billboard is still standing by weekend
@Popcy_Paris27 True true Edo don carry last for this D7 man hand 😆💔
Na to curse the officer as una dey pass
Protecting lifeless and non living thing than the lives of young children from kidnappers 💔💔💔
They never did anything about insecurity in zero but can for a banner. Another day to remind you that APC don’t care about human lives
A couple police officers is not enough to stop an angry enough mass on a mission. Edo people are not aggrieved enough to do what they need to do!
But them no fit work shift for security of school kids
Wait, we no Dey use Molotov cocktail for Naija?
Dem never wan tear am! Nothing for dis world strong pass public power my friend. D tin b say d banner issue abi vex sef never enter d people wey dey there mind as e supposed to be make dem come out, if not na where dem for follow run comot we for dey hear as e begin to happen.
They will soon carry the police officers
@Emmanuelsty wetin dey sup
If una gather go there, una go still tear am. Nothing dem go do. Na banner be priority for Nigeria abi. Thunder fire Tinubu and Nigerian police.
Don’t pass false information my dear, that road leads to Government house. If you don’t understand why they are there, simply asked than spreading fake news.
I no too blame them because their work na to obey the given order. I for say option dey to resign, but we all know say work no dey out there. Blame the bad government. The police work on order.
@ChochoNonso Original
It’s obvious that no one wants TInubu to rule this country anymore. If he has been a good leader he’s workings would have said it all, and people will not be acting like this. Tinubu we don’t want you anymore. You don’t deserve a second term
Na today you know say police yeye, dy over yeye
Since y’aII are aneemals You should get treated like one
How fast they @PoliceNG are becoming bill board police guards, while Nigerians are left in the bush with terrorists. Is this what the proposed state police will look like?
![[‘MATRIC DANCE’ ESCORT POLICE OFFICERS] The Provincial Commissioner of KwaZulu-Natal Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has instructed that police officers who were seen transporting a learner to a matric dance function using a police vehicle in Estcourt be temporarily removed from operations pending internal investigation on their conduct. The officers, as seen in a video which has gone viral on various media platforms and social media, were on duty when they transported the child of a colleague to a matric dance event. In doing so, the members neglected their primary responsibilities of providing much needed police visibility, attending to complaints and keeping residents safe and secured. “I have instructed the District Commissioner of Uthukela to ensure that the immediate commander of the officers involved must take urgent disciplinary steps against them. We cannot afford to have police officers who report for duty but use state resources for their personal gain. I have further instructed our finance and supply chain management officers to determine the financial loss that the state could have suffered by that unauthorised activity. State petrol, state time and running cost of that vehicle should be claimed from those members. Communities always complain that when they call police stations they are told that there are no vans, whilst police officers are galavanting with state resources that are meant to serve the communities”, said Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi. Police are reminded to be professional at all times and protect the image of the organisation. The limited state resources should only be used for authorised official duties and anyone who is found to be misusing vehicles, stationary or any state property will be met with the wrath of internal police disciplinary processes and a criminal charge which might even lead to dismissal.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1961080329952768192/amplify_video_thumb/1961080250810384387/img/MTuRekh5FoyBqFd3.jpg)
