I cry for my country. That such an obvious thing has made headline news. Just shows how low we have sunk in morals. He did well, but I wonder why as a society we should expect anythingless. In fact those makangas should have looked for the owner instead of fighting over it.

That said, I can confirm good people still exist. Last year I forgot my ipad in a bus when on a journey to Mombasa. After everyone alighted, the driver was doing his usual checks after driving to the car wash and saw it. First he called his office manager to report and then he kept it safely with him. I realised I didn't have it after checking in at the hotel. I called the cab guy who had dropped me and he was shocked. He didn't think it was worth driving me back to check for it at the bus. I insisted. We went to the bus' main office. On narrating the story to the receptionist, she was also not sure I would get it ever again. She said previously, such lost items had never been recovered. However, the manager heard our discussion and to everyone's surprise, he said the driver had already called him about the iPad... It was a great moment when we drove to where the driver was and he handed over the iPad to me. I couldn't believe my eyes. He surprised me too. Ooh...all my presentations were in it. He saved me.

i prefer to be among the rare honest .it begins with me then you .do your part too.kenyans love shortcut though so be warned that the road will not be easy should you choose it but it all worth.congrats to this policeman

he should be fired while they keep the ones you bribe for traffic offences??

If returning a stolen wallet is a rare show of honesty, what will they call it when police respond to your distress call when you are being robbed? Will they bribe the robbers not to kill you?

very weighty statement. coming from you.

Given 40k for what, for doing his duty! We are indeed doomed!

These guys are all similar

http://www.dailymail.co....cene-set-catch-them.html

That's damn crazy!! However, I think the policeman restrained himself not to shoot anyone in as much as he pointed the gun on the lady several times. Our policemen would have easily downed several guys within seconds. I say kudos to the policeman for trying to use other means to solve his issues and not shooting anyone.
He really restrained himself despite; being a muslim in Lagos (I guess Lagos is predominately Christian, now add that to the religious conflicts in Nigeria to that.), with a gun, somebody daring him to shoot, being drunk , a policeman .... If it were in Kenya, we'd be counting a handful of bodies.

NB: I do not support what he did.