Yesterday we had the privilege to sit with the able, youthful leadership of oshana Region. Nothing big but we expressed our gratitude to our men and women in uniform. Thank you commands @Yesterday we had the privilege to sit with the able, youthful leadership of oshana Region. Nothing big but we expressed our gratitude to our men and women in uniform. Thank you commander @Kayalambadwa and the entire leadership of @ForceNampol oshana for the warmth welcome, thank you Majesty Cash loan for your generous sponsorship. Let us keep Oshana Safe by holding hands.
@Kayalambadwa @Faith190924 @ForceNampol This may mean companies can be formed and the police can train and licence commissioners of oath to work in those companies. This may mean people pay a fee to certify their documents. And that way, you will only certify what you need. Win Win.
Happy New year
@Kayalambadwa @Faith190924 @ForceNampol Perhaps it's high time we change the law for police officers to focus on cases, policing and order and ensure the certifying of copies is done by the relevant institutions as it is in Europe and elsewhere.
@Kayalambadwa @Faith190924 @ForceNampol Furthermore perhaps to create employment we can have new units created with own infrastructure set up for commissioners of oath to take over the work of certifying documents. With the right laws, the authentication of copies can also be privatised to stimulate economic activities
@Kayalambadwa We applaud you for your Leadership sir. Thank you for always keeping your doors open.
We aplaud the "Pride of the North" for their exemplary leadership as always.
Now can we request for water at road blocks if we are thirsty
Crime prevention through social development, Lungameni Annual Tournament was a big success. Thanks to our main sponsor Mr. @NKSheekuli and tate Erastus Haleinge, the entire event appreciated you very much ππ»
Won't lie, I think if Punani was a Nigerian song, it would be trending right now. We have had nakale and Tate but I all along doing the most.
She is a woman, very talented and I think the song is going to be a hit in Africa.