Abayomi Shogunle, the Head of Public Complaints Rapid Response Unit of the Nigerian Police Service has seen his real size after he tried to justify police brutality of Nigerian Police by posting a video of a Ghanaian policeman beating a nursing mother in a banking hall. The Ghanaian police officer in the video has been arrested and is currently facing prosecution after the video sparked outrage in Ghana .

Shogunle in a tweet seemed to be justifying the brutality of the Men of the Nigerian Special Anti Robbery Squad known as SARS, whom have been severally accused of brutalising innocent citizens and even accused of robbing innocent citizens by forcefully making them part with huge sums.
The public complaint head tweeted

"WE WILL NEVER DO THIS IN NIGERIA
A GHANAIAN POLICE OFFICER BEATING A NURSING MOTHER IN RAMBO-STYLE INSIDE A BANKING HALL IN ACCRA TODAY.

HOPE #ENDSARS PEOPLE CAN SEE THE REAL POLICE BRUTALITY "

many tweeter users both from Nigeria and Ghana came to his attack reminding him that the said officer has been arrested and is under prosecution, while he would have walked free it were to be in Nigeria.
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Abayomi Shogunle

That man has always been an idiot

Ghana handled the police brutality quickly and maturely but Nigeria police will keep on denying it even with video evidence

#EndSARS

Oga if not for the respect i have for people i would called you an idiot, these SARS guys are causing havoc every where and u r here talking rubbish. sooner or later these SARS guys will torment a member of your family because what goes around comes around.

Mad people on uniform.

Africa harbours a lot of idiots. A higher percentage of the idiots are in Nigeria and they wear uniforms

Back in my primary school time, we were thought how the name NIGERIA came about, the person that designed the Nigerian flag and what green white green signified. We were also tutored on the Nigerian coat of arm, the symbols thereon and what they stood for. I have grown up now as an adult only to realise that I don't know what our Naira - the Nigerian currency stands for nor how it came about. This is really shameful. I have not read about it anywhere and no school has ever thought me about it, not in the primary, secondary nor tertiary. Could there be a secrete surrounding the name as someone was making me believe recently? He said it meant Never Allow Igbos Rule Again. If it is not being taught, I personally think that such omission couldn't have been unintentional. Who can resolve the quagmire for me?

Yeye police

Yeye Sars