Don’t Call It ‘One Chance’, It Is Robbery – FCT Police Commissioner

16 thoughts on “Don’t Call It ‘One Chance’, It Is Robbery – FCT Police Commissioner”

1. Your speech doesn't make you corruption free , so Mr officer calm down, we the Wise ones knows who you are common.

2. Very true 👍👌💯

3. Check his name then you’ll understand why he is excellent

4. Ben Igweh is the reason I feel Abba Kyari should be freed to do his police work. They both have their terrible sides, but are both fantastic crime fighters

5. Truth

6. C8ISTAR
   Command
   Communication
   Control
   Cooperation
   Collation
   CallDuty
   ConfidenceBuilding
   Collaboration
   Intelligence
   Surveillance
   Target
   Acquisition
   Reconnaissance

7. Kidnapping is a CashCow business in Nigerian Police. All calls are traceble, True or False?

8. An don't forget the kidnappers demand ransom through phone lines, and all calls are initiated the nearest com max. The (Rank)Superintendent of police knows the kidnappers but not willing to bring them to justice.

9. Surmise

10. Correct 💯

11. Yes ooo thank you sir

12. Mr Commissioner said it the way it should…big up

13. Wow
    Awesome indeed
    Perfectly said, detailed, nailed, noted, crafted & rightly communicated without any biased hesitation by the FCT Commissioner of Police; Mr. Ben Igweh.

14. This is the most Brilliant Police man that I have seen so far both by his way of speaking too, it simply shows that his intelligent

    🎉🎉

15. It's alright, Mr. Igweh. You have finally killed and erased that popular Lagosian' "One Chance" phrase. It is Robbery, henceforth. Shey una hear am now, Lagosians? It's now referred to as robbery, not one chance. Now that the proper name has been established, let's see how many robbers get caught with the new "capacity" the police has acquired.

16. It's alright, Mr. Igweh. You have finally killed and erased that popular Lagosian' "One Chance" phrase. It is Robbery, henceforth. Shey una hear am now, Lagosians? It's now referred to as robbery, not one chance. Now that the proper name has been established, let's see how many robbers get caught with the new "capacity" the police has acquired.

Comments are closed.