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Sunday, July 20 1997
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Novices make life difficult for pvt security professionals![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
The law of dialectics has worked. Insecurity has secured scores of security agencies. The thrills of reel life hero though missing, detective and security services in the country are witnessing a boom.
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The ugly side of the story; security men live in penury
There is a little known ugly side to the security business. For the employee at the lowest rung of security agencies cadre, it is long, grueling hours of work and pathetic salaries. Those exploited are educated, well-built youth in desperate search for livelihood.
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Who finds a mentor, finds a treasure
In the eighth century BC, the Greek writer Homer wrote an epic poem describing Odysseus's adventures during his 10-year voyage home after the Trojan War. While he was gone, he entrusted the care and education of his beloved son, Telemachus, to his faithful friend Mentor.
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