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VIP protection is simply the most thankless job in the country.

VIP protection is simply the most thankless job in the country. Basically, your job is to detect and deter threats to your boss. But as soon as you report to work, you become everything.

You are sent shopping, you drop kids to school, collect debt for the boss and wife, you are the errand man to the pharmacy to buy v!@gra, cond0ms and PS. You deliver messages and threats to the large har3m the boss has, you sometimes intervene in fights between the boss and his women.

You report to work at 4am and follow the boss to weddings, toilets, hotels, funerals, rallies, witchdoctors’, houses, several mistresses, hospital and godforsaken villages. And when you happen to witness any of his illegal activities from drugs to child trafficking, your own life is in danger. His family and friends treat you like a slave.

When he goes into private meetings chewing succulent goat thighs, you seat yawning in the car in blistering afternoon heat. For hours. You reported to work at 4am but you haven’t taken a break by the next 4am. Yet everyone expects you to be alert because your training requires that you be!
Then when the enemies of the boss come for him, they take your life too. But everyone mourns the boss, as you remain just a footnote!”

via Ghafla254

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