nlfpmod:
It also happened to another person.



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Ayoade john

nlfpmod:
....
.…..“the leader took me to one corner and started giving me lectures on how wrong it is for me to resist a police officer.”....

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DissTroy:
For remote workers or people who work a lot from home, use co-working spaces at intervals. Asides shielding you from nosy envious neighbours, it helps you connect with people with like minds to balance your social life.

Work some days at home and work in co-working spaces on other days. Or if you have friends who are also techies living close to you, you guys can work some days rotatingly at each other's apartments. One week or three days rotation. Helps balance your social life too.
You can talk about the fine girl your friend just met , or some crazy thing politicians are up to, or some Twitter trend while you work. Fun too. Then you go home to your nosy neighbours not getting into your business.

Ebukamatth:
You get mind dey drag with police

If na my side, na mortuary you go dey now
By Tomorrow, we go dig six feet for you

Thank God they no kill you or carry small accusation put on top your head

I rest my case

The elders will tell you what to do

nkemdi89:
It is wrong for you to struggle with a police man, manner of approach from your own part matters a lot , a techie doesn't make you above every other person, if they have shot you for resisting search, you don't have a case , besides a police man can search without a search warrant, but it's necessary for them to get one , for further prosecution of the suspect. Even having a blank search warrant it's enough to let you know they were acting based on tip off, and any further delay may thwart the purpose of the operation. You were interfering with their operation throughout and you think you were smart .

VaginaAcademic:
In the USA you for cashout because of their numerous unprofessional conduct by suing them.

DissTroy:
For remote workers or people who work a lot from home, use co-working spaces at intervals. Asides shielding you from nosy envious neighbours, it helps you connect with people with like minds to balance your social life.

Work some days at home and work in co-working spaces on other days. Or if you have friends who are also techies living close to you, you guys can work some days rotatingly at each other's apartments. One week or three days rotation. Helps balance your social life too.
You can talk about the fine girl your friend just met , or some crazy thing politicians are up to, or some Twitter trend while you work. Fun too. Then you go home to your nosy neighbours not getting into your business.

iwaeda:

Most police officers are criminals.

BluntCrazeMan:


THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH SOCIAL LIFE.

IT HAS EVERYTHING TO DO WITH NOSY NEVER-MINDING-THEIR-BUSINESS NEIGHBOURS.

DissTroy:
For remote workers or people who work a lot from home, use co-working spaces at intervals. Asides shielding you from nosy envious neighbours, it helps you connect with people with like minds to balance your social life.

Work some days at home and work in co-working spaces on other days. Or if you have friends who are also techies living close to you, you guys can work some days rotatingly at each other's apartments. One week or three days rotation. Helps balance your social life too.
You can talk about the fine girl your friend just met , or some crazy thing politicians are up to, or some Twitter trend while you work. Fun too. Then you go home to your nosy neighbours not getting into your business.

Emman08:


100%. I work remotely and I prefer to be alone. Even the Mrs de excuse me during my work hours. People are nosy and don't mind their business. Just yesterday a neighbour came asking what work do I do? I just tell them I'm job searching.

BluntCrazeMan:
You see am naa..

Some neighbours no dey just face their lives.

Emman08:


And e don ask before. I mistakenly told him where the Mrs works na there he begin put eye

Blazebond:
The current state of insecurity in Nigeria and the F.C.T in particular is responsible for the tactics being used now, kidnappers,armed robbers and even fraudsters use the "remote work" as a cover to disguise their activities,their actions where rough and invasive but expect more behaviors in the coming months from them like that ,many people claiming to be "remote" workers are liars.police work nor easy or simple for anywhere in the world,they are all the same.go and read up how the F.B.I was able.to clamp down on organize crime in the u.s.a in the early 1900's ,na then una when dey run una mouth anyhow for here go shut up. Profiling exist everywhere na only naive people they feel say na only Nigeria e for dey happen.

DissTroy:
For remote workers or people who work a lot from home, use co-working spaces at intervals. Asides shielding you from nosy envious neighbours, it helps you connect with people with like minds to balance your social life.

Work some days at home and work in co-working spaces on other days. Or if you have friends who are also techies living close to you, you guys can work some days rotatingly at each other's apartments. One week or three days rotation. Helps balance your social life too.
You can talk about the fine girl your friend just met , or some crazy thing politicians are up to, or some Twitter trend while you work. Fun too. Then you go home to your nosy neighbours not getting into your business.

oweniwe:


What if police come and raid the co-working space ... Using excuse that "criminals are gathering there to scam" ... Carry everybody go station?

Na same thing