@OgunPoliceNG But what did you do to those spreading false news? I don't know why police are not doing their job in this regard π I think It's high time those people that are deliberately spreading fake news be brought to book, don't let them get away with it please, it is Sahara Reporters!
@aonanuga1956 When will the president improve the Nigerian police?
The quality of any police force in the world, determines the quality its nation's leadership! So we want a robotic police force in Nigeria please, you should tell the president please!
@Waspapping_ This kind of mass purchase of rams will bring high inflation, I don't know why these politicians are doing such immatured habits, as it is the leading course of inflation.
@Princemoye1 I love the Agility of this IGP, he is very vibrant and smart, but I pity him regarding the task of reforming the police force before him. It is no doubt that the unprofessionalism in the police has deeply uprooted the integrity of the NPF, I can't wait to see him reviving the
@aonanuga1956 Shut your FUCKING mouth!! You are the real definition of UNFORTUNATE HUMAN BEING!!
How dare you say this rubbish while you are there in the presidency enjoying billions, in the meantime poor Nigerians are starving to DEATH!?!
@AishaYesufu What impact does it has? on Good governance in Nigeria, we have been reciting this anthem for decades, but I am yet to see any impact on Nigerian systems of GOVERNANCE, you are just wasting your time madam!
This is Amos Shackleford, 1887-1954, aka The Bread King of Lagos.
Amos Stanley Wynter Shackleford, born in 1887 in the Maroon community of Charles Town, near Buff Bay, Portland, Jamaica, had a significant impact on the history of Lagos, Nigeria, as well as on the food culture of the region. After attending school in Manchester, he secured a job with the Government Railway in 1903 at the age of 15.