Movic1:
Buying stolen goods is bad. But that laptop over there is not upto 150k.

MCMXCVIII:
So if someone buys a stolen property in good faith, is he to arrested as a thief
Besides, that lappi no pass 50k tear rubber, 25k street sale.

andyanders:


That laptop is not worth more than 15k. Maybe it is a set up and the guy fall enter.

adebayo3449:

Street sale na around 15k bro
Na mini laptop

adebayo3449:

I dy tell you.

Evablizin:
Awof wey dey cause running stomach. Stop buying street phones,laptops etc.

Aku2078:
How jobless Buhari and his ways of governance has turn most Nigerians to yeyebrity

Yeyebrity in such a way that Nigerians now have time to turn thieves superstars by taking pictures of them

See them through the glass and judge yourselves

andyanders:


It is a mini laptop and as you can tell, the guy doesn't even look like a hard guy as I believed that he was set up in order to own a laptop and gbam, he was arrested and quick to display him as a criminal. We do not have record data in this country whereby you can verify someone to know exactly his criminal record.
The laptop is not more than 15k.

ChangeIsCostant:
The Bayelsa vigilante service has apprehended a buyer of stolen goods in GSM village in Tombia, Yenagoa, the state capital.

The suspect identified as Mr. Paul Ofia (sitting on the floor with a stolen laptop) who hails from Ikwo village in Ebonyi State and resides in Etegwe at the Tombia axis - was apprehended this morning with a stolen laptop worth about N150,000 which he bought for N5,000.

The suspect has been handed over to the police for further investigation and prosecution.

The Chairman of the Bayelsa State Vigilante service is hereby urging residents to be careful and inquire properly before purchasing anything.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2019/01/man-arrested-after-buying-n150k-worth-of-stolen-laptop-for-n5k-photos.html

Movic1:
Buying stolen goods is bad. But that laptop over there is not upto 150k.

Movic1:
Buying stolen goods is bad. But that laptop over there is not upto 150k.

ChangeIsCostant:
The Bayelsa vigilante service has apprehended a buyer of stolen goods in GSM village in Tombia, Yenagoa, the state capital.

The suspect identified as Mr. Paul Ofia (sitting on the floor with a stolen laptop) who hails from Ikwo village in Ebonyi State and resides in Etegwe at the Tombia axis - was apprehended this morning with a stolen laptop worth about N150,000 which he bought for N5,000.

The suspect has been handed over to the police for further investigation and prosecution.

The Chairman of the Bayelsa State Vigilante service is hereby urging residents to be careful and inquire properly before purchasing anything.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2019/01/man-arrested-after-buying-n150k-worth-of-stolen-laptop-for-n5k-photos.html