My name is Kemi Omololu-Olunloyo. My grandfather was one of Nigeria's Inspectors of Police appointed by Queen Elizabeth.
I created this page to foster dialogue between Nigerians on how Nigerian Police can match standards of developed countries. As a Community Police Liason member in the Toronto Police Service 12 Division in Canada 2007-2012, I brought entire communities together to foster a good relationship with the police. We need a lot of things in Nigeria. We are FAR away from what US and Canada has. We have no emergency monitoring system meaning no 911 or 999, no aerial or water monitoring, no squad and patrol CARS, just annoying intimidating hilux pick up trucks with no computer dashboards, no computers in the police stations, no glock guns, instead our cops carry dangerous AK47's. We need brand new state of the art police stations as well as City and State police. Issues of police negligence, police brutality and police bribes are also rampant. There are always bad and good cops everywhere.
WE ARE A RICH OIL COUNTRY AND MUST WORK TOGETHER TO HAVE ENOUGH SECURITY IN NIGERIA. AT LEAST 40 COPS DIE WEEKLY IN NIGERIA IN ARMED ROBBERIES AT BANKS AND TERRORISM SITUATIONS WITH BOKO HARAM. LETS WORK TOGETHER.
I AM ADVOCATING FOR A BETTER NIGERIAN POLICE.
I created Facebook.com/support Nigerian Police and Twitter @CopGossip to educate Nigerians where we are and where we could be. My pages are LIKED by the NPF itself. I am a big police supporter. It's in the blood but I want to spread that blood into other Nigerians.
I spoke to Chloe on "BBC World have Your Say" that the big divide in the war of terror is communication with police. they do not like the POLICE, there are people who know the bomb makers and the transportation modes to the targets but no one's snitching. If you have people communicating well with police we would have a better and safer country and social media is the way I influence people. Everyone has a device in Nigeria and can be in touch all the time. Listen below.
