


2. The salary and welfare package of the npf is so low. They are one of the poorly made government workers. The condition of the police barrack is an evidence of this explanation.
3. No life insurance.
4. It is believed that people that join the npf are people who have no other choice or are frustrated with their unemployment status
5. It is believed the color of the npf uniform "black" is associated with evil, darkness and other things that has to do with bad things.
6. Some believe that the npf is a perfect example for eye service. They arrive at crime scenes after their predators have escaped.
7. We all know that a suspect is meant to be detained for not more than 24 hours. A Nigerian police can detain you for a week. They treat offenders as if they are victims.
8. Funny enough they know nothing about the law, they are rude, unreliable, liars, unhelpful,etc.
9. They go in heavy on petty crimes, lightly on serious crimes.
10. 99% of Nigerians curse the Nigerian Police Force everyday, so why won't they misbehave. I pry they come of their dilemma.
Also the phcn is left out in this discussion. In fact there is no difference between the npf and the phcn. Nigeria is one of the country in the world with poor electricity supply. Many use in their line of business. No wonder when phcn powers up the country, you will know because there will be a lot of noise in the area. I think they sometimes purposely discharge off the power supply for selfish reasons. Yet we pay nepa bills. Phcn was formerly called nepa.
1. The phcn have no respect for human lives and property.
3. Power supply is almost absent despite billions of dollars embarked for this company annually.
4. They are not reliable.
5. Every Nigerian family/household now has a generator. The size, numbers and quality of your
generation is even a revelation of your economic strength.
6.The option is that NEPA can “cut” your light so that you are deprived of resting your generator for those (2 or 3 days) of interrupted power supply.
7. I cannot believe that NEPA and the government of Nigeria especially is still asking people to pay for what is rarely available. It is robbery and very characteristic of the Nigerian government populated by thugs and thieves from the presidency to the last man in the local council area.
8. Nigeria's electricity crisis is leadership failure.
Above all, i know there are many thoughts running through your mind right now.
You can drop your comments below
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4. They are not reliable.
5. Every Nigerian family/household now has a generator. The size, numbers and quality of your
generation is even a revelation of your economic strength.
6.The option is that NEPA can “cut” your light so that you are deprived of resting your generator for those (2 or 3 days) of interrupted power supply.
7. I cannot believe that NEPA and the government of Nigeria especially is still asking people to pay for what is rarely available. It is robbery and very characteristic of the Nigerian government populated by thugs and thieves from the presidency to the last man in the local council area.
8. Nigeria's electricity crisis is leadership failure.
Above all, i know there are many thoughts running through your mind right now.
You can drop your comments below
https://dellwap.blogspot.com.ng/
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