Fire fighter trying to put out fire from the crashed Helicopter that killed
DIG John Haruna
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
POLICE RECRUIT FACES DISMISSAL THREAT FOR SPEAKING UP AGAINST BRIBE
A police recruit on training at the Police College Kaduna, Mr.
Godfrey Attah, faces dismmissal and is currently being detained at the
college Kaduna for openning up to the visiting Presidential committee
members on Police Reforms.
Mr Attah who was seriously molested last Thursday and subsequently detained at the college cell for informing the committe memberds that officers extort money from the recruits stated Comrade Daniel Onjeh, a former President of National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), who has been in contact with Attah confirmed that the police college commandant is set to dimiss Mr. Attah for exposing the ills ongoing at the college to the members of the police reform committee.
“According to Mr. Attah, at the instance of the Presidential Committee on Police Reform’s visit to the College, the entire Batch ’ A’ police recruits at the police college Kaduna, who have been on training since October 14, 2011, were assembled for interaction with the visitors”.
Mr Attah who was seriously molested last Thursday and subsequently detained at the college cell for informing the committe memberds that officers extort money from the recruits stated Comrade Daniel Onjeh, a former President of National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), who has been in contact with Attah confirmed that the police college commandant is set to dimiss Mr. Attah for exposing the ills ongoing at the college to the members of the police reform committee.
“According to Mr. Attah, at the instance of the Presidential Committee on Police Reform’s visit to the College, the entire Batch ’ A’ police recruits at the police college Kaduna, who have been on training since October 14, 2011, were assembled for interaction with the visitors”.
About the Late D.I.G Haruna John
DIG Haruna John during his decoration with his new rank on March 2, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
SECURING YOUR HOUSE AND BUSINESS PREMISES
Last week I discussed two important aspects of security on this blog, they are the need for security consciousness in a changing world and the second is personal security. This week I will give you tips on how to secure your HOUSE and your BUSINESS PREMISES. Enjoy reading and remain safe.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
HUMOROUS MANAGEMENT LESSONS
Lesson 1:
A man was getting into the shower just as his wife was finishing up her shower, when the doorbell rang.
The wife quickly wrapped herself in a towel and ran downstairs.
When she opened the door, there stood Bob, the next-door neighbour.
Before she could say a word, Bob said, 'I'll give you $800 to drop that towel.'
After thinking for a moment, the woman dropped her towel and stood naked in front of Bob, after a few seconds, Bob handed her $800 and left.
A man was getting into the shower just as his wife was finishing up her shower, when the doorbell rang.
The wife quickly wrapped herself in a towel and ran downstairs.
When she opened the door, there stood Bob, the next-door neighbour.
Before she could say a word, Bob said, 'I'll give you $800 to drop that towel.'
After thinking for a moment, the woman dropped her towel and stood naked in front of Bob, after a few seconds, Bob handed her $800 and left.
National Assembly And Politics Of Corruption
By FAMOUS IGUISI
The
primary aim of law is to underline the principle of equality of men.
This noble principle is the foundation of justice and fair play. Without
justice and fair play, society will be threatened by the problems of
insecurity, crime, chaos, and underdevelopment. The basic functions of
lawmakers everywhere are that of making
laws and looking after the needs of their constituents at the central
level. They have nothing much to do to be directly involved in the local
administration in its day-to-day functioning. In Nigeria, however, the
understanding is different.
The
primary aim of law is to underline the principle of equality of men.
This noble principle is the foundation of justice and fair play. Without
justice and fair play, society will be threatened by the problems of
insecurity, crime, chaos, and underdevelopment. The basic functions of
lawmakers everywhere are that of making
laws and looking after the needs of their constituents at the central
level. They have nothing much to do to be directly involved in the local
administration in its day-to-day functioning. In Nigeria, however, the
understanding is different.
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