MissMeiya:




LMFAO did someone hack your account blakky97?

Which kind engrish you dey talk??

WASMOG:

nigeria police always taking law onto there hands
I dont know who gave them the right to evict tenant without court permission. They should have even wait for her to take her bath since they met her inside bathroom bathing

kunlesehan:

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hahahahaha
haba na my police sisters u finish like dis. It's unfair o. Nor let policewoman catch u o. There's 1 on NL.
lol

kunlesehan:

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hahahahaha
haba na my police sisters u finish like dis. It's unfair o. Nor let policewoman catch u o. There's 1 on NL.
lol

ammyluv2002:
Gini?

Hero10001:

... dull babes yapa for there.
Just cos i told a police woman in Area G Ogba that she fine small, she wanted to arrest me.

GozieDiora:


Bro, regardless of what happened, beating up police officers is a not good development at all. It goes a long way to show the height of lawlessness we are about to face.

Talking about taking law into one's hands, what would you then say about the tenants that gathered to beat up law enforcement agents?

Besides, the eye witness is obviously biased given that they already have some reservations against the owner of the house. I'm almost sure the tenant was not yet taking her bath when the police arrived otherwise, they would have been left with no choice other than to let her finish. The story suggests that they must have had some prior conversation before the tenant requested to take her bath before going to the station. Tell me, in which part of the world would reasonable police agents grant such a request? She could have as well asked them to let her do some cooking before coming along with them nah.

I don't know what transpired between her and the landlord but let's call a spade a spade, what the tenants did was wrong.

Just saying.

MilitaryMinded:
Am really shocked to see some pple actually defend this barbaric act. And tomorrow we will be shouting that Nigeria no good. When na us dey spoil the country. The Nigerian police may have its problems ( like every other sector in this country ) but that does not warrant this. Law should always be respected. Abi na because dem no det fear police? They no fit do am to woman soldier. That community will just be levelled to the ground.

And you just spoke like an Animal..

WHat would a Soldier be doing interfering in a Civilian matter in a Civilian Society under Civilian Rule?!






U never jam.. Na today wey dem don start to kill soldiers like nama for South-South and North East?!
If you break the law, then be ready for what you get.

MadCow1:


[b]First of all..


The Nigerian Police had no business interferring in a civilian matter.. Every other thing that transpired after this was caused by this so we can over look them.

AT my former apartment, the Police came one evening with one woman from the next compound to effect an arrest because the water tank inside our compound was leaking water into her compound. When I met the officer she came with, I asked what was happening and he said his DPO had sent him to invite our Estate manager to the station. I asked if this was an arrest and he said no, an Invitation. I then proceeded to say well, I would like to get this 'INVITATION' in writing. The Officer started making to carry out an arrest.. That when I reminded him that he was standing inside 'Private Property' uninvited.. That he had no warrant to make an arrest and that this matter that they were involving themselves in was a civil matter and not criminal. The Officer then realise that somebody knew their rights under the law. I said if he was going to be arresting the Estate manager, then he would have to tell the Estate manager the reasons for the arrest here.. He had none.

Now if my estate were like in the hood, that officer could have been lynched. He had barged his way into the estate when someone was driving in: Which is criminal trespass.. Was trying to forcibly arrest somebody in a civil matter which is an illegal arrest. At that point, anything wey ehn see, he would only have himself to blame as every Nigerian has the right to defend their freedoms inculding using 'reasonable force'.



#ThoseOfficersHadNoBusinessBeingThereInTheFirstPlace.. [/b]

MadCow1:


And you just spoke like an Animal..

WHat would a Soldier be doing interfering in a Civilian matter in a Civilian Society under Civilian Rule?!






U never jam.. Na today wey dem don start to kill soldiers like nama for South-South and North East?!
If you break the law, then be ready for what you get.

MilitaryMinded:


So stripping and beating of policewomen is acceptable by Law abi. If U had any shred of intelligence, you would realize the point I was trying to make is that it was a lack of disrespect for the system that caused this barbaric act. The military are more feared and respected than the police hence U won't hear this kind of news. All out war between security personnels and the general public can only end badly for one set of people.

thats true. Even if the woman used the police to harass, I can't imagine people stripping a law enforcement officer naked!!! Where they high? that's an insult to the country and it's system.

ammyluv2002:
Yes o ! What's up?

post=28164404:
Anything happens in naija. This is bad, its too much. You shouldnt do that to a woman talk more a police. Those people should be arrested asap
Help me check my signature abeg

Edited: The story above is quite misleading. I searched for the original info + photo and video and posted it on my blog at yemisis blog.com

GozieDiora:


Bro, regardless of what happened, beating up police officers is a not good development at all. It goes a long way to show the height of lawlessness we are about to face.

Talking about taking law into one's hands, what would you then say about the tenants that gathered to beat up law enforcement agents?

Besides, the eye witness is obviously biased given that they already have some reservations against the owner of the house. I'm almost sure the tenant was not yet taking her bath when the police arrived otherwise, they would have been left with no choice other than to let her finish. The story suggests that they must have had some prior conversation before the tenant requested to take her bath before going to the station. Tell me, in which part of the world would reasonable police agents grant such a request? She could have as well asked them to let her do some cooking before coming along with them nah.

I don't know what transpired between her and the landlord but let's call a spade a spade, what the tenants did was wrong.

Just saying.

iyabodeh:
thats true. Even if the woman used the police to harass, I can't imagine people stripping a law enforcement officer naked!!! Where they high? that's an insult to the country and it's system.

MilitaryMinded:


So stripping and beating of policewomen is acceptable by Law abi. If U had any shred of intelligence, you would realize the point I was trying to make is that it was a lack of disrespect for the system that caused this barbaric act. The military are more feared and respected than the police hence U won't hear this kind of news. All out war between security personnels and the general public can only end badly for one set of people.

destante:
hello? what is it exactly you are saying? If the person to be arrested based her complaints on the issuance of a warrant, that's a different thing. But she said she wanted to go have her bath first, seriously? And then people came all over to descend on them, and you think that's even? smh.

post=28164404:
Anything happens in naija. This is bad, its too much. You shouldnt do that to a woman talk more a police. Those people should be arrested asap
Help me check my signature abeg

Edited: The story above is quite misleading. I searched for the original info + photo and video and posted it on my blog at yemisis blog.com

Victoriousvic:
Picture or adonblivit!

solotutu:

I've always heard from Dave p bout u..every time pictures or adonbilivit..

Pictures of you hearing about me from him or adonblivit

elampiro:


Do you support the idea of police women dragging a woman half unclad in the street in the name of force arrest? If the woman delayed the police, why didn't they go to report to their superiors at the station.

Just saying.