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The image contains a handwritten logbook or diary entry written in purple ink on lined paper. The handwriting is cursive and somewhat difficult to read. The entries appear to be dated entries from July 2014.

The first entry, dated "SUNDAY 19TH JULY 2014", details "OFF DUTY" and mentions "inspr Philemon Wasa" and "one other" who "have reported PC Abulaka". It also mentions "entry entre" and "duty report: Cpl Ismaila Simon and..." with a note about "value reported on duty others". It concludes with "complaint entry made by pc paul".

The next entry, also dated "SUNDAY 20TH JULY 2014", seems to continue the previous log. It states "men on d..." and "t colert. C.P. Scloo thb John".

Following this is an entry likely on the same day, reading "DO Serti Awidin.".

The subsequent entry, dated "DUTY: cpt Ismaila Simon and...", details an "nv have reported off duty otherwise". It also mentions "complaint entry made by pc paul" and "DUTY REPORT: mspr Lausa datr". It seems to list "and one other have reported".

The last fully legible entry is "duty at uba Serti with..." and "any complaint entre mad". This is followed by "potice Constable Abaken" and then the date "MONDAY 2014/JULY 1". The final visible line starts with "OFF DUTY: mspr I musa la".

Based on the text, the entries pertain to activities in "Serti", Nigeria, and mention locations such as "uba Serti". The personnel mentioned include "inspr Philemon Wasa", "PC Abulaka", "Cpl Ismaila Simon", and "pc paul". The log entries seem to document duty status, reports received, and complaints filed. The environment appears to be an office or station where such records are kept, characterized by the lined paper and handwritten entries. There are no visual elements of the city of Serti, Nigeria, present in the image.
AHMED ABUBAKAR

Jul 21, 2026, 5:18 PM

Serti, Nigeria

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The image contains a handwritten logbook or diary entry written in purple ink on lined paper. The handwriting is cursive and somewhat difficult to read. The entries appear to be dated entries from July 2014. The first entry, dated "SUNDAY 19TH JULY 2014", details "OFF DUTY" and mentions "inspr Philemon Wasa" and "one other" who "have reported PC Abulaka". It also mentions "entry entre" and "duty report: Cpl Ismaila Simon and..." with a note about "value reported on duty others". It concludes with "complaint entry made by pc paul". The next entry, also dated "SUNDAY 20TH JULY 2014", seems to continue the previous log. It states "men on d..." and "t colert. C.P. Scloo thb John". Following this is an entry likely on the same day, reading "DO Serti Awidin.". The subsequent entry, dated "DUTY: cpt Ismaila Simon and...", details an "nv have reported off duty otherwise". It also mentions "complaint entry made by pc paul" and "DUTY REPORT: mspr Lausa datr". It seems to list "and one other have reported". The last fully legible entry is "duty at uba Serti with..." and "any complaint entre mad". This is followed by "potice Constable Abaken" and then the date "MONDAY 2014/JULY 1". The final visible line starts with "OFF DUTY: mspr I musa la". Based on the text, the entries pertain to activities in "Serti", Nigeria, and mention locations such as "uba Serti". The personnel mentioned include "inspr Philemon Wasa", "PC Abulaka", "Cpl Ismaila Simon", and "pc paul". The log entries seem to document duty status, reports received, and complaints filed. The environment appears to be an office or station where such records are kept, characterized by the lined paper and handwritten entries. There are no visual elements of the city of Serti, Nigeria, present in the image.

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