The Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, recently forwarded an Interim Investigation Report, on the condemned invasion of the National Assembly, by DSS operatives, to the Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo.

Many would expect that, such an important letter should at best, be free of grammatical errors or at worst, contains few harmless errors.

But to the collective dismay of curious members of the public, the eight-paragraphs letter, was full of so many unpardonable grammatical errors, and that speaks much about the degree of rot in the Nigeria Police.

Some of the observed errors are highlighted in the attached picture.... Feel free to add yours

Gather here if you think osinbajo makes better president than Buhari. Well IGP is uneducated I suppose

engrfaruq:
The Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, recently forwarded an Interim Investigation Report, on the condemned invasion of the National Assembly, by DSS operatives, to the Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo.

Many would expect that, such an important letter should at best, be free of grammatical errors or at worst, contains few harmless errors.

But to the collective dismay of curious members of the public, the eight-paragraphs letter, was full of so many unpardonable grammatical errors, and that speaks much about the degree of rot in the Nigeria Police.

Some of the observed errors are highlighted in the attached picture.... Feel free to add yours

To do a better work you have to show the exact letter he wrote and juxtapost it with ur corrections.

That will paint a clearer picture

amaniro:
Gather here if you think osinbajo makes better president than Buhari. Well IGP is uneducated I suppose

It was so unfortunate

engrfaruq:
The Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, recently forwarded an Interim Investigation Report, on the condemned invasion of the National Assembly, by DSS operatives, to the Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo.

Many would expect that, such an important letter should at best, be free of grammatical errors or at worst, contains few harmless errors.

But to the collective dismay of curious members of the public, the eight-paragraphs letter, was full of so many unpardonable grammatical errors, and that speaks much about the degree of rot in the Nigeria Police.

Some of the observed errors are highlighted in the attached picture.... Feel free to add yours

In this age of certificate forgery even in the president cabinet anyone can buy certificate and never go to school.

The fourth page here.....

Minjim:


To do a better work you have to show the exact letter he wrote and juxtapost it with ur corrections.

That will paint a clearer picture

Noted

engrfaruq:


It was so unfortunate

I am sure he didn't write that letter himself, his lackey must have committed those blunders. Like oga like omo ise. SMH

Kdon2:


I am sure he didn't write that letter himself, his lackey must have committed those blunders. Like oga like omo ise. SMH

That's true sha...