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Kemi Badenoch was asked about her perception of the British police, but she veered off to talk about the Nigerian police. Unprovoked. While it’s a valid story, it was an unnecessary deviation that reveals her desperation to perform for the British public in her quest to shake off any allegiance to a nationality other than British.
Interestingly, if I were in her shoes and asked to compare life in Abuja and London, my story would’ve been different. The first and ONLY time I was ever robbed in over three decades of my existence was in London, on a busy street in central London.
When I reached out to the @metpoliceuk, I was directed to fill out an online form. Less than 24 hours later, they responded and said there was nothing they could do, even though CCTV cameras were all over the area and the robbers weren’t masked. You can’t even wear a decent watch and walk the streets of London without nursing the fear of being mugged. That should be Kemi’s concern if she aspires to lead the UK someday, because the excuse was that the police in the UK had no budget to chase muggers.
Again, @KemiBadenoch’s account of the Nigerian police is valid. Many of us have had terrible encounters with them, no doubt, but that wasn’t what the interviewer asked her about. Her account also doesn’t negate the fact that there are outstanding police officers in Nigeria, individuals who defy mainstream stereotypes in their policing duties. They also deserve the benefit of our microphones.
Receiving members of the State House of Assembly Committee of Home Affairs, Information, and Culture and Commissioner of the Ministry who are on a Legislative Oversight visit to my office, the State Printing Corporation, Damaturu, Yobe State.