Ngozi Braide, pretty Lagos State police command PRO, 2012Youth Achievers
award winner, is a lady that love
to give her best in whatever post or position she find herself. Having worked
in various police units like. Interpol, Special Fraud unit, Intelligence Unit and IG
monitoring Unit before she came on board to the Public Relations Unit, she got
all it take to project the image of not only the police Lagos Police command
but Nigeria Police in general.’’
To
be an image maker for a product that is already rotting, needs a skilled and
dedicated person, but Ngozi is ready to do the job creditably. In her own words
she said,’’ I have discovered that many people don’t know the law and so I try
to educate them on specific areas. My job entails a lot of enlightenment, not
just reputation management. It is about regaining the dwindling confidence of
members of the public.’’
Braide
added that,’’ I don’t agree that the Police is a bad product. People have to
understand that the Nigerian Police is a part of the larger society and a
reflection of the same...and on the corruption issue she said,’’ If a policeman
demands bribe from you or tries to extort you, you are not supposed to give
him. That is because the giver and the person requesting are both guilty. You
are supposed to report him to the appropriate authorities.’’
Ngozi,
a graduate of English, also went to Nigeria Police academy, Kano where she
passed through the three steps in cadet training; the basic, intermediate and advanced
courses groomed me to be a seasoned officer.
On
social level, Ngozi said she love to meet people, go to beach with her
families, ‘’ I love clothes, I love wrist watches, I love rings, I love
jewellery, I love shoes. Yes, I think I love shoes and bags more. I love to
wear beautiful shoes. They are just there now, I rarely wear them, but I still
keep buying more,’’ she also love cooking.
Ngozi added that,’’ My becoming the PPRO has
been a positive influence to many young people and parents who now want their
girls to be police officers. I currently mentor so many young girls.’’
We
wish this carer cop a very successful future.
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