mcbertin:

Another, they have no right to arrest her, if she commits a traffic offence they can contravene her vehicle and she'll be let go to attend her appointment and sort out with them later.

zoraro:

[s]I have absolutely no sympathy for this woman, there are too many inconsistencies in her story which it is obvious she concocted to get her audience's sympathy.[/s]

[s]1. She's saying that since she is in a hurry she therefore  have the right to flout traffic laws (it probably was a two lane, two way street and she was driving against traffic which is a very common thing in Nigeria). If that was not the case she wouldn't give the excuse of her car over heating just to change lanes.[/s]

[s]2. If her car was over heating why didn't she park to deal with the problem, instead her solution to over heating was to try to get to her destination quicker!
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3. She said that she decided to go with the police officer, so why will the officer then wrestle with her for the steering wheel? (She decided in her mind but did not communicate it to the officer or what?).

[s]4. After been arrested she decided to call the Chief Security Officer Government House and the Divisional Traffic Officer which were not witnesses to the incident or do they have the power to say who can flout traffic laws.[/s]

[s]5. She said plainly that she refused to be arrested, so what did she expected to get (batons are given to police officers all over the world for a reason).[/s]

knotty:


The DPO merely cautioned the policewomen and had them locked up for two hours.

Frank-Aba:


I PITY THIS POSTER'S COMPREHENSION IMPAIRMENT  AND WISH HIM A DAY WITH THE NIGERIAN POLICE!

zoraro:

4. After been arrested she decided to call the Chief Security Officer Government House and the Divisional Traffic Officer which were not witnesses to the incident or do they have the power to say who can flout traffic laws (another very common thing in Nigeria).

yes there will be a revolution, a bad one because when a people are pushed to the wall continuously, but bear it because they are unarmed unprepared and uniformed, one day they risk the little they have to fight back. Its going to happen. People will not always grin and bear it. One day,

I have absolutely no sympathy for this woman, there are too many inconsistencies in her story which it is obvious she concocted to get her audience's sympathy.

1. She's saying that since she is in a hurry she therefore  have the right to flout traffic laws (it probably was a two lane, two way street and she was driving against traffic which is a very common thing in Nigeria). If that was not the case she wouldn't give the excuse of her car over heating just to change lanes.

2. If her car was over heating why didn't she park to deal with the problem, instead her solution to over heating was to try to get to her destination quicker!

3. She said that she decided to go with the police officer, so why will the officer then wrestle with her for the steering wheel? (She decided in her mind but did not communicate it to the officer or what?).

4. After been arrested she decided to call the Chief Security Officer Government House and the Divisional Traffic Officer which were not witnesses to the incident or do they have the power to say who can flout traffic laws (another very common thing in Nigeria).

5. She said plainly that she refused to be arrested, so what did she expected to get (batons are given to police officers all over the world for a reason).

lioncoolst:



Sorry, that will never happen in Nigeria. Push a Nigerian to a wall and guess what?? He will either jump the wall or push it down. Trust me.
Facts speak for themselves. Most Nigerians are cowards!!

5. She said plainly that she refused to be arrested, so what did she expected to get (batons are given to police officers all over the world for a reason).

mfonemana:

Sorry o! Am I the only person thinking that I am looking at a male beauty queen here? Forgive my apparent stupidity.

mfonemana:

Sorry o! Am I the only person thinking that I am looking at a male beauty queen here? Forgive my apparent stupidity.

Teaman:

I think this guy was probably treated like that because he's homo. By the way, why did almost everyone on this thread missed the fact that he is a man-turn-woman?

zoraro:

I have absolutely no sympathy for this woman, there are too many inconsistencies in her story which it is obvious she concocted to get her audience's sympathy.

1. She's saying that since she is in a hurry she therefore  have the right to flout traffic laws (it probably was a two lane, two way street and she was driving against traffic which is a very common thing in Nigeria). If that was not the case she wouldn't give the excuse of her car over heating just to change lanes.

2. If her car was over heating why didn't she park to deal with the problem, instead her solution to over heating was to try to get to her destination quicker!

3. She said that she decided to go with the police officer, so why will the officer then wrestle with her for the steering wheel? (She decided in her mind but did not communicate it to the officer or what?).

4. After been arrested she decided to call the Chief Security Officer Government House and the Divisional Traffic Officer which were not witnesses to the incident or do they have the power to say who can flout traffic laws (another very common thing in Nigeria).

5. She said plainly that she refused to be arrested, so what did she expected to get (batons are given to police officers all over the world for a reason).

Thank God all contributors to this topic have not been fooled into believing that the 'BEAUTY QUEEN' is not a female, but a real male! I took my time to read all the threads. Thank God for the brilliance of MFONEMANA, HENRIENTA and about two others.

I want to believe that the rate at which Nigerians watch drama have made them lose touch with reality, that is why a lot of people cannot discern things again, and some people readily buy cooked up stories.

No wonder a lot of people are defrauded in Naija.