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Monday, 24 September 2012

NOA honour the 7 police officers who investigated Cynthia's murder

The National Orientation Agency on Friday September 21st honoured the seven police who investigated and arrested the men who murdered Cynthia Osokogu in a hotel in Festac in July 2012.

The seven police officers - ACP Damien Okoro, the Area Commander 'Festac', DSP Imoh Gregory, Woman ASP Mariam Ogunmolasuyi, ASP Agbaje Yakubu, Inspector Edo Joseph, Woman Sergeant Patience Biokoro and Sergeant Frank Okorobon all of Area 'E' Festac, Lagos, were awarded 'NOA Civic Recognition Award'.

The director general of NOA said the agency decided to honour the police officers because they did an excellent job. The DG said:
The whole nation was gripped with anger, fear and rage when this ugly, unfortunate incident occurred. These patriotic officers stuck out their necks to unravel the mystery. What you did restored Nigeria to the rest of the civilized world. You also restored some sort of succour to the family by arresting those that committed the dastardly act. When people are making such efforts, you must tell them they are doing well. It is for this reason we are recognizing you".
Well, it's their job na, abi? #justsaying! But maybe in Nigeria police officers need this kind of award to encourage them to do their jobs properly!

47 comments:

  1. Kudos.....dem try!!

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  2. For doing what they are paid for? Are they for real? Naija I hail o...we too much. Very soon GEJ will be given an award for being the president!

    www.ahdaizy.wordpress.com

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  3. Nice one. 'the Police is your friend'

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  4. because big man pikin is involved. Na naija we dey. Rubish!:::::::4rm DNA

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  5. AWARDS? FOR DOING THEIR JOBS? INCENTIVES ONLY CREATE MORE PROBLEMS. NOBODY WOULD WANT TO DO THEIR JOB UNLESS THERE WAS A CHANCE OF RECOGNITION FOR THEIR EFFORTS. AND WHAT ABOUT VICTIMS FROM POOR FAMILIES? WITH NO ONE TO OFFER AWARDS FOR SOLVING THEIR CRIMES, THEY ARE...HOW TO PUT THIS DELICATELY? SCREWED.

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  6. The whole story of the bauchi suicide bombing at a catholic church yesterday, with video and pictures is at www.bunafied.blogspot.com

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  7. If you do well, you definitely deserve a pat, smile, hug or handshake.. the honour is relevant and will serve as a motivation to Nigerians.(Abeg make ina no go arrest innocent man-pikin come charge wt d murder of madam Stella Obasonjo, Oga Yar'adua or any person at all, all
    in bid to attract an award, I take God beg ina o.

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  8. It is actually their job. But when ever a job is well done, a little pat on the back to say one has done well will encourage them to do more and also open the eyes of others to do their job diligently. Ms Abi

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  9. Well done to them. NOW INVESTIGATE UGO OZUAHS MURDERERS

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  10. Well done to them. NOW INVESTIGATE UGO OZUAHS MURDERERS

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  11. They tried, they should be honoured.

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  12. Its your job to post on your blog, you get paid for it. Does that mean you can't be nominated for awards like future awards etc? #justsayingtoo.

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  13. 'thank you' goes a long way. When we are appreciated we feel loved.

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  14. Of course, they need incentives

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  15. is it not bcos d victim was a retired general`s daughter.wat wld have happened if it were 2 be ordinary ``us``

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  16. Foolish criminals in uniform!

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  17. Ita waaaay too early for any form of recognition. What exactly is the recognition for anyways, in my opinion they did not go over and above the call of duty to track down the killers, this their job spec, the exact reason for being in the force.
    Nigerians have PHd's for patting themselves on the back.

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  18. Zinnia:
    I'm sorry but I aint moved by these awards. This is what the POLICE is meant to do; that is their job for crying out loud!

    These men were pressured from above; that was why they were able to get to the bottom of the matter.

    How many high profile cases have the Nigerian Police handled to the letter? Also the girl's father retired as a top ranking military officer so why won't the case be handled with swiftness?

    If the Nigerian Police Force can be this efficient, we won't have so many unresolved cases.

    For those who have the opportunity of travelling outside Nigeria and seeing how the Police in other countries operate, won't you say this award is unnecessary?

    I agree everyone needs encouragement but in this case, it's just not necessary. They should be commended by given an award? I rest my case.

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  19. A good tin to do sha,bur letz b real, shey no b bcoz na RTd general daughter, if na common "mama sunday pikin"......?

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  20. In as much Ą̸̸̨͡s its dia job linda u nid 2 encourage dem, afterall footballers get extra pay if dey score Ą̸̸̨͡ goal even Ѡε̲̣̣̣п̥̥̲̣̣̣̥ dey r on weekly nd appearance salary. So I support Τ̲̅ђe act nd kudos 2 dem it shows dia ïS̶̲̥̅ Ą̸̸̨͡ slight hope in Τ̲̅ђe force

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  21. Nice 1,, the police and all Nigerians who do a good job shud be noticed and apreciated.
    congrats to the police and thumbs up to the NOA

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  22. *confused look* honored for doing their job? SMH.

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  23. *confused look*. honored 4 wot? doing their job d way its meant 2 b done all d time? SMH










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  24. Load of crap. So at the end of the day for every crime solved, means award of honors. Oya now, oga policemen,jamboree galore.ALL HANDS ON DECK! Come one,come all.

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  25. Linda, what is going on about those 2 guys that died inside swimming pool..Police should be able to find out about that....i know if is a rich man pikin now,we go see am for news paper and new news about it everyday

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  26. In advanced countries, police are often not honored for this type of things.

    In Nigeria, police should be honored for these types of things because the average police if truly messed up and you need ways to motivate them to do their job.

    So I agree that they should be honored because it will motivate other police officers.

    You know Naija people (Governors, Presido, Doctor, Pastors, Engineers, Entertainers, Bankers, the average Naija person for street...etc) like to be recognized..., even for the smallest things. So why not police officers too? They have to show they be big boy too now. lol.

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  27. they should investigate Dele giwa,Bola Ige and the other people case.

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  28. yes the went extral milles so they dersever extral treatment....kudos

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  29. Linda u just summerised exactly wetin i wan jus comment

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  30. Awon ole jaguda buruku....army robbers in disguise of khaki policemen!

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  31. NOA for what pls? for doing their job?

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  32. They deserve the recommendation. we hope others will look up to them as a model.
    naijaopenmouth.com

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  33. So just for doing their job??So if a postman posts a letter,he gets honoured??

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  34. Runs girl`s watch your back now.

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  35. @ all of u saying jst for doin their job i SMH for u all.....dont u all know its a risky job and if they are honoured so whot????you all shld try and work hard so u can all be honoured too...and if u aint workin remain joblesss and complainers and be honoured for that too if u wish.....BAD BELLE PPLE.....and u linda sayin is it not dia job keep it up..u too dont u get honours for the tatafo and amebo u dey do?????btw thumbs up NOA....

    JAY...I

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  36. so happy for you, baba ibeji.

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  37. they did their job and are receiving special treatment....mtcheeewww. the girl is dead. they didn't rescue her on time and now they're receiving honor.

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  38. Wot did they do thah othr officers hvnt done huh?? We no go hear wrd 4 cynthia wey dy rest in peace

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