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Think back. Maybe you offended somebody

Zoo

Why is DSS always brutalizing this Olokor guy This was in 2016. Na only he wakacome?

You may have been one of those who wrote columns on punch newspaper to paint their ogas as the Angels incarnate prior to 2015 but later change your narrative after 2015. Enjoy a taste of the pudding.

Major General Buharis boy finally caught up with Punch.

Lawalemi:
Think back. Maybe you offended somebody

"Major General Buhari" if you know.

Vickyvice:
This man appeared stubborn too. Y telling them they weren't in a position to give you tag?

Your problem na comprehension or u just love being stupid

Lawalemi:
Think back. Maybe you offended somebody

it looks like a set up

I no see the beating
But it's bad to assault people for minor iissues

It's part of the change agenda. All man must receive

temptnow:
Abacha dey learn work where Buhari regime dey

I swear even as a military dictator Abacha nice compared to this animal in crazeman skin

Most youths can relate to what happened to this man. Few hours ago, I was slapped by a SARS official (Yes they're back) because the slowpoke asked me to come down from my vehicle and he felt I didn't come down fast enough. That man, anywhere he is, will suffer the plagues of a thousand locusts. He'll never see any good thing in this his miserable life till he dies. He'll regret the day he slapped me for no reason

LibertyRep:
From Punch.

They may still be angry that Punch is yet to revert to President Buhari from General Buhari and administration from regime

Who cares? Has that remove him from office? Because I said I will not recognise you as a human being doesn't make you not a human being!
Both you and the punch tissue are 21st century fools!

Nigeria Don cast everyone seems to need psychological evaluation... Lots of bottled up anger and frustration... Was it not last week a soldier stab a DSS officer on wetin no concern them.. Now DSS/police officerd beating up a journalist without giving a fvck.....

Any sensible person in Nigeria now should be very subtle about criticizing the current crop of politicians in power especially in the presidency. There's no more freedom of expression in today's Nigeria. No thanks APC. The journalist is tough from his looks.

Una too de form, that's why dem dash u beating

It is well

I had an encounter with the DSS some weeks to my pop as a corper then. It was a rainy evening and I trekked a considerable distance to a local pharmacy to get some drugs. I was casually strolling on the side of the road when a Hilux roughly drove by and almost knocked me down. The vehicle stopped some metres ahead of me.
Irked by the reckless driving I accosted the driver on his reckless driving. These two burly individuals came out and pounced on me for daring to question them. That night I fought these two rogues to a stand still. They probably (mis)took me for a lame duck and were forming macho DSS agents.
Conincidentally, everything happened in front of the DSS base.
They attempted to drag me into their base but instead I held on to them by the scruff of their miserable necks, dragging them away from the gate and towards passers-by who saw everything that happened and who I thought would interfare or lend a helping hand against the unjust oppression by the DSS officers. Sadly, nobody lifted a finger or raised a voice to help. Nigerians and their chickenshit liver were too scared to interfere.
After about 15-20 minutes of rancourous jostling between the three of us, a second hilux suddenly stopped and the lone occupant, another DSS officer, came out with a horsewhip. It was at this point I yielded my resolve and let go of the almost torn shirts of the two bastards because by now I was almost out of breath and overpowered. The first bastard having now found his strength in company, brushed my legs from under me and they forced me to kneel down. When eventually everything was narrated to the third officer, I was let go because I was never at fault.
I left with my favorite winter jacket torn and my knee slightly bruised but with my head high because I did not cower in the face of oppression. I took mental note of the car's plate number and I openly boasted to their faces that the night was not the end of the affair (very stupid move in hindsight because I was still in front of their base). I also cursed all the bystanders for not interfering, swearing that their loved ones would suffer the injustice I had suffered that night (not that I believe in the efficacy of swears).

I was more disappointed in the bystanders who stood back and watched a fellow citizens oppressed than the officers who attempted to oppression me. Looking back now, I think maybe I was lucky they were not armed that time (throughout the fight I never saw a gun with them; maybe they left their guns in the car) because I could have been shot without remorse for defending the freedom of chickenshit livered citizens.

I walked home in the rain. If I could, I would have cried under the rain.

I went to their head office the next day (not their base) to see the OC Legal to report the misconduct of the officers. At the gate, the 3rd officer met me at the gate but I refused to exchange pleasantries with him because I'm sure he knew why I was there that afternoon. Unfortunately I didn't get to see who I intended to see. I eventually dropped my quest for vengeance because I was a corper close to pop. I thought it best to live out the remainder of my service days in peace.
I have been embittered by this experience. I have only shared the experience with my mother ever since. My father doesn't even know of this. I didn't tell my boss who was the DPP of State then, I never told any of my fellow corpers about my experience. Maybe they wouldn't believe me, or they'll call me a hot-headed warri boy.

Why am I saying all this? I don't know. But I feel good to have let this off my chest and to share my experience with others who have suffered same. YOU ARE NOT ALONE.

nairavsdollars:
Why is DSS always brutalizing this Olokor guy This was in 2016. Na only he wakacome?

now this is serious... Let go consult the great one

nairavsdollars:
Why is DSS always brutalizing this Olokor guy This was in 2016. Na only he wakacome?

looks like receiving beating from security forces is the guys calling

Topic would have been "Punch Reporter was Punched".

On a serious note, we must instil discipline in our security agents. That's just too bad.

Xscape1993:
Lawlessness everywhere in Nigeria.

They Punch Him Becaused He Work With Punch Newspaper,

hikiki:
It's part of the change agenda. All man must receive

Even buharists are not spared. Dem dey collect too.