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Posted by Thandiubani on Sat 01st Oct, 2016 - tori.ng

Some top ranking Nigerian policemen have been left totally embarrassed after suffering a major hiccup along Faulks road at Ariaria international market, Aba.

The policemen struggling inside the dirty water to push their Jeep

The poor state of our roads caused a big embarrassment to some high ranking police officers after they were caught trying to push their Jeep which got stuck along Faulks road at Ariaria international market, Aba in Abia State.

The officers who could not do anything else but march into the dirty waters tried endlessly before people joined hands to help them. Their clothes were drenched by the dirty water as they struggled to overcome the situation.

This brings to fore the bad state of the road in Aba, Abia State which many people have been complaining over the years with the government paying a deaf ear.