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Could this be real or can this be true?

Walking down the street of Lagos this afternoon in Ikeja, opposite the police station a crowd gathered and it drew my attention. I went over to see what was happening..

On reaching there I saw this policeman standing with this plancard, wittten on it was " Change Begins With Me. Nigeria Police Force".

And guess what I saw next "BAIL IS FREE" Then I stood there and asked myself "is thus a trap or what?   
Is it really the change Nigerians want to see ?
Drop your comment before u go let hear from our fellow Nigerian's......

Veteran nollywood actor Jide Kosoko reveals the reason why he regrets being a polygamist.

In a recent interview with Punch, the veteran actor who lost his wife Henrietta in June, 2016, said he married a second wife because his first was not in the business of film-making and he needed a trusted assistant who understood the industry.

However, when the first two wives died during childbirth, he resigned to fate until a friend advised him against being a single parent. And so he took two more women, the third who passed on last year.

Here is Jide Kosoko’s story According To The PUNCH:

“If I have to be frank, I regret being a polygamist. I must confess. I did not really plan it and it was designed beyond my power because I never planned to marry so many wives. I first married one wife but she was not part of the job I was doing and in those days, you needed a very trustworthy assistant. That pushed me to marrying the second wife. I stayed with them until I lost them both eleven months apart in the same scenario – childbirth.”

“A doctor of mine advised against [staying single]. He said I was still young and needed to take a wife. I looked at the situation critically and realised that a lot of my friends were coming to my apartment with their girlfriends and I saw myself as becoming irresponsible and my house was a free house. Some of those of my friends were married yet they still brought their girlfriends to my house. I felt if I had a wife, all that would not happen so I tried to get another wife. I was romancing two women with the mind of settling down with one. But eventually, the two entered. That was how I became a polygamist.”

“It would be madness if at this stage, at 63 years old, I would be thinking of having a new wife. I have over 12 children I am taking care of and I have some of them that are grown up and are taking care of me as well. My wife died and left me with two teenagers and I have to take care of them.”
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A group, yesterday, attributing growing insecurity in Kogi State to unemployment has called on the Federal Government to urgently complete the Ajaokuta Steel project to create jobs. The group, the Ebira People’s Assembly (EPA) said that the Ajaokuta Steel project when completed is capable of generating over 3 million jobs, especially for those in the state, which will help address the insecurity challenges that are crippling its economy. At a briefing in Abuja yesterday, the President-General, EPA, Dr. Musa Abdulrahman Adeiza said the association is seriously concerned about the rampant cases kidnapping, robberies and other violent crimes defining every day life in the state, despite government’s efforts at all levels. Adeiza said, having examined the issues critically, the group has unequivocally linked the causes mostly to youth unemployment.

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