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<p><em>The gains associated with competence cannot be overemphasized</em></p>
<p><strong><a href="https://openlife.ng/">OpenLife</a></strong> reports that the <strong>gains</strong> associated with competence in the course of duty and assignment cannot be overemphasized.<br />
This aphorism defines the work philosophy of Titilayo Oriyomi- Oluwasanmi, a Chief Superintendent of Police, CSP who is in charge of traffic control and management in Lagos State.<br />
Earlier in life, the Lagos born traffic management expert, who joined the force as Cadet ASP Course 21 in 2002,<br />
never wished to be associated with traffic let alone being seen on the road.<br />
But fate and destiny conspired to conscript her into a professional she is naturally tailored for.<br />
“Traffic is not really bad. The gains are encouraging even though it is the work I hated most in the Police. This was because as a Lagosian, I don’t like people seeing me on the road,” she stated.<br />
However, the career Policewoman, who is first, a wife, then a mother and of course, a public servant, is popularly known within the Police circle and Lagos metropolis, as Motopol, an acronym for Motor Traffic Police.<br />
Though the name did not come cheap as she has worked hard to earn it through daily exposure to virtually all road users in Lagos, Titilayo says “I don&#8217;t like incompetence. That motivates me on the job. Whenever I am given something to do, I want to accomplish it well. It has helped me to succeed in all areas and departments in the Police I have worked,” she disclosed.</p>

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