₦airaland Forum

Exousiang01:
It's a global practice.
Stop being ignorant.
would you have preferred if innocent people had gotten mixed with this criminals and you had happened to be one of the innocent persons?

Would you have prefered if some of those boys were armed and they came out blazing and you get hit by a stray bullet?
Una go just dey fault agencies even when they are doing good job

Stop projecting ur nonsense logic on others .

The people arrested are camped inside one single building . All EFCC did was match them down from upstairs to their bus parked downstairs .

That does not warrant locking down a whole street that is a major road that is vital to the road network in the whole VI.

Some of u just talk trash to defend government agencies and their excesses . I’m sure if ur relative was in an ambulance on the way to receive an emergency treatment due to the traffic that spiraled from the unnecessary road block , u won’t be saying this .

I’m not surprised tho, when Nigerians are not affected by act of government and its agencies they will be willing to offer their blood to defend every nonsense the government agency does .

PS : Nowhere did I ever say EFCC was wrong in effecting the arrests , it is the brazen manner in which they threw the whole VI axis into traffic gridlock that should be condemned

reccy:
The bolded is so true.

One time like that, my guy went to INEC office for Okene to get his Voter's card. He was told his Voter's card was not available. For more than five years, yet, it's not available for collection. Along the line, he had serious misunderstanding with the staff, exchanging words with them (Obviously, that's their modus- operandi. Only God knows why).

So, along the line, they called the security personnel and they picked up my guy.

We were in the field around 4pm when my guy called telling us to show for police station that he has been detained. Three of us went with our jerseys on. We were told the story that ensued and the need to bail him with 15k.

None of us came with cash. To transfer, no. Ok, let one of us withdraw for POS nearby, Omo, these guys on black uniforms refused any of us leaving the premise for any reason at all. It's either we bail him right now or join him in the cell. Which kain wahala be dis

We had to call someone to help us withdraw money and bring it for us.

Those people are monster. They need serious reform. It's that bad!!!

The Bailee turn to remanded 😂😂😂😂

Nigeria police can be just crazy . U will lose valuables including money and ur ATM card ; police go still tell u to pay for reporting the crime .

yoruboid:
I grew up three streets away and also worked with GTBank when Plural House was the head office so you can’t tell me what Oyin Jolayemi is like

They arrested 792 people and you didn’t think they would block off a road that is just a single carriage flowing in just one direction?

I’ve seen policemen do worse in New York which is way busier. By the way, you could have walked up to them to complain while the operation was on, instead of ranting here na

SMH.

So it takes a whole street to be blocked to arrest unharmed individuals camped into one building off a street with several buildings?

It is well with u and whatever agenda u are pushing .

afrodoc2:
I have no doubt that it is happening more frequently now but it has always being happening.

I know several people it happened to in different formats. What has been happening for years is just a stone’s throw away from the kidnap for ransom that we are now seeing from proper criminals.

Maybe I was just protected as a kid sha .

yoruboid:
Even in the US, policemen create scenes and cordon roads when making arrest of just one criminal

How much more 792? We must give it to them. It’s a job well done by the EFCC

I’m not giving anything to them.

If u know the street , u will know blocking off the street was totally unnecessary. The people they arrested are inside just one building ; all they needed was march them down from the building to their vehicles parked beside the building .

Blocking off the entire street and preventing other road users from using the road makes absolute no sense during closing hours . That singular act caused serious spiraling traffic all over V.I that day .

They can effect the arrests without creating a scene .

afrodoc2:
You must have grown up in an extremely ajebutter part of Lagos. Because for the Lagos wey i grow up dem dey round up boys for bus stop o.
Pre-GSM days boys dey last 1 week inside cell if dey are roaming at the wrong time or in the wrong place. You don't have to be in a game/snooker center or caught up in a fight, although those situations increase your risk.

That time it wasn’t a regular occurrence that is done arbitrarily on a daily basis with the intent of extorting people of bail money .

From the little I can remember then, people get rounded up where there’s a major fracas in an area or there’s a consistent report of crime in an area .

GloriousGbola:
i regularly take my son with me on domestic errands.
police stop us to greet me, smile and ask anything for the boys

i always tell him - if you are the one driving this car and you are not with me they WILL stop you and harass you
they will not be smiling. you will see them in their real element, feral greedy, violent and cruel

as a young male in nigeria - police want and expect you to be doing yahoo so they can shake you down
they want to catch you with contraband so they can arrest you and shake you down. you have to be constantly paranoid

i also warn the boy about being out late after dark for the same reason. and to be very careful whee he hangs out.

people play basketball in shoprite festac - but even i can see the place is now a den of drug dealers.
he plays ball there and told me that yes - people approached him to sell drugs to him

and of course, nigeria police will take any excuse to run around arresting people
if there is a robbery in the area - they will round people up
if it is christmas eve- they will round people up - one year my 10 year old cousin was arrested for selling banger and we had to go to the station to bail her out
if you are out late at night - they can round you up
on top of that we all know that police profile people. you drive a lexus or corolla - you are a yahoo boy. you carry dreads, you are a yahoo boy.

even i profile males i come across

this cartoon may make it clearer - which is why ibime said as a certified ajebo the boy simply should not have been outside alone . if the boy had been ion a car with the driver the police would immediately have profiled him as big man pikin.

in fact as a naija matter i am suprised that the police saw the boys oyibo father and still insisted on hanging on to the boy. that does not track at all. oyibo man in naija can get away with anything and are extremely well connected. i who as an oyel employee had former police commissioner number - now an oyibo man with multiple friends in senior mgt positions in corporate nigeria?

If u don enter police cell , they have 100% power over u o. If u don’t come with military personnel who are willing to cause havoc at the station , forget it u will be at the mercy of the policemen while in their facility .

I’m sure the woman and the husband were too traumatized to be flexing power about who and who they know at that point. They only want their teenage child who must have had his belt taken off , his shirt taken off or turned inside out and being made to sit on the bare floor .

As a parent if u see ur teenage son in that condition , all u will want to do is get him out of there ASAP and think of dealing with the policemen later

So this was why EFCC blocked off the entire Oyin Jolayemi street last week ( I can’t remember if it was Monday or Tuesday ) ?

It was a complete mess that day , they caused a massive traffic for every law abiding Nigerians that day around office closing hours . Anybody in V.I that day would remember how terrible the traffic was and how people were stranded .

I really don’t understand why our security agencies must create one problem while trying to solve another one. They literally prevented anybody from accessing Oyin Jolayemi street with a vehicle by parking vans at the beginning of the street and had to force everybody to pass alternative routes that were quite narrow and overflowing traffic .

Ibime:
It is what it is. Like Diddy said, I tell it how it is and you tell it how it might be. There are countless examples of young people being interned, I'm surprised that you are surprised. FGC PH students are very familiar with being interned in Bori Camp in my time, they will just come and round up anyone they see, same way Comprehensive students in my hood in Borokiri are regular in Navy Camp. We are talking 13 to 17 year olds, no be anything special, na Naija we dey talk. While this lady go on Twitter like it's something unheard of, these incidents na wetin my guys dey use joke today like "Remember when Bori Camp soldiers round us up that time, carry us go sanko and X and Y father had to come and get us released". God forbid they even catch you outside without exiat, you go swap dormitory for cell.

Well, maybe because we grew up in different cities and at different times sha .

Growing up in Lagos, the only reasons u will get rounded up and locked up by the police are :

1. You get arrested when police carry out raids on Game Center’s where gambling on video games ,table tennis , snooker and whot are being carried out .

2. You get caught up in a fight between ur secondary school and another secondary school or outsiders which members of the community called the police to come and break up.

In each of the instances above , u will hear an earful from ur parents when they eventually secure ur release from the police cell cos u have just brought shame and disgrace to ur family . Parents care about what neighbors gossip concerning the behavior of their kids and are always embarrassed for being put in such position by their kids .

Now to the boy arrested , that’s an all time low for the Nigerian police . Even me that was already an adult and a 200level student in the university when I was arrested , the whole thing was traumatizing for me and my parents .

Imagine my parents having to find their way to police station around 12 am to 12.30am in the middle of the night only to be told their son whom police randomly picked on the street around 9.30pm to 9.45pm cannot be released until next morning .

Prior to that time, we all thought only people who have committed a crime or misdemeanor get arrested and locked up by the authorities . We didn’t know police authorities make random arrest of people just to farm bail money for themselves .

So, I can imagine the rude shock the boy’s parents would’ve experienced seeing their 15 year old boy being detained in a foul smelling police detention facility .

Even me , when I was released I left home for school same day and didn’t return home for a long time cos I was traumatized by the whole incident . Till date , I get nervous when I see any commercial bus slowly moving with its full light in my direction in the night. I sometimes freak out not because of robbers but because of policemen. 🤦‍♂️

Ibime:
You must know which country you dey

You can't live in jungle, forming civilised and be surprised when jungle jungles

She has Oyinbo husband who was happy living in Nigeria and his wife doing Buka work while the son who was shielded from Nigeria and homeschooled his whole life suddenly turns delivery driver for Buka. And based on the son being arrested, the Oyinbo man eye finally opened to take his family out of Naija?

I won't say that's the trigger, the Oyinbo man must have had something worthwhile doing in Nigeria in the first place that makes him overlook all the danger of Naija. Simple arrest of his wife's son won't be the main cause of him relocating.

The lady is acting surprised at Naija Police as if her leg never strong for ground all these years. These are all part and parcel of being a Nigerian. About 7 years ago one of my relative was falsely accused of rape of a minor. We know the people who made the accusation and know they wanted to shake us down for money. The father of the minor is even one of Atekes boys. After the family have approached us for "settlement" running into the low millions, all I did was release N200k to the Police chief in the station where my relative was held and get a lawyer on his case. First thing the lawyer asked the Police to do was to send the "victim" to Medicins Sans Frontier for examination where it was determined that she had not been defiled and her hymen was intact. Still they wanted to prosecute through this FIDA group who were working with the extortionists. Long story short we were faced with settling the extortionists plus FIDA for some low millions, or settling the Police plus lawyer fees for N500k total and going to trial with a favourable report from the DPO for an innocent man. We took court option, make dem no say these guys done settle for neighborhood, and the innocent man was exonerated. Around N700k total.was spent on the matter and that was the cost of justice even though the man was innocent.

The way u trivialize a 15 year old kid getting picked up by police officers within his estate and getting locked up like a criminal several kilometers from parents’ residence is confusingly amusing sha .

It is well .

iamoyindamola:
And no harmattan to cool us

The weather is quite hurt this days

semid4lyfe:
I have a neighbour.

He's young, always on his airpods, upwardly mobile and seems to be doing well for himself.

He drives a tinted glass, clean and fully pimped out Toyota Picnic 2010.

He's friendly, jocular, an around nice guy and minds his business in the compound

If we wan do anything for compound. na him dey first drop hin contribution.

He also forwards morality and crime/security awareness themed broadcast messages to our compound whatsapp group a lot.

When I did my son's dedication this year, he came to my apartment and gave wifey an envelope of 20k.

He casted recently when a friend visited me and saw him as he was stepping out his apartment.

My friend shouted and gave him hailings, "Officer Terry (not real name), na here you dey caban, how far na. E don tey o".

I noticed he did not respond so enthusiastically to the hailings, and was somewhat uncomfortable, and he stole side glances at me.

When we entered my apartment upstairs, my friend gave me his 411.

According to my friend. the guy na AK (Anti-Kidnapping) and "O le baaje". He's the leader of the cruelest and most feared Anti Kidnapping squad in town.

No G-boy operates in town without paying settlements and obtaining his clearance

Him dey kpai guys, collect their properties and obtain their funds.

He told me a lot.

Since that day, I don dey look am with different eye.

They may be nice outside but on their jobs, they're all terrible people, crooked and corrupt in their ways

O'l boy!

The guy obviously just decide to hibernate in ur area while going outside to cause people serious pain as part of his daily job. I guess if that guy had not casted him, u wouldn't have known.

The funny thing is if some Yahoo boy or tech bro park come una side, he will be sending his colleagues to come and raid there and u will never know he's the one behind such incident.

Theflint1:
It seems we've entered that time of the year when electricity starts becoming real poor. BlueRayDick, how's power in your end?

There was no light from yesterday afternoon till I slept at night; I was running gen all through. When I woke between 1am to 2am , it had been restored.

raumdeuter:
I dey tell people here say our experience with Naija police in our days prepared us for US police, Any Nigerian that grew up in Naija and dealt with Naija police, should not be having problem with Abroad police. And that was what Kemi said, when compared to Naija police, US police are angels.
I have seen a Naija policeman just returning from patrol and so drunk that his colleagues were scared he might kill them and they locked in in the cell for like 2 days to clear his eyes. Imagine the fate of those civilians who encountered him outside just before he returned to station

These days with phones maybe police still dey exercise restraints imagine the days without phones, Police fit carry you for Fadeyi, No one will know where you are until they release you or might never release you. No ID nothing.

One of the guys killed in this story was someone I knew from a distance
https://forum.cybereagles.com/viewtopic.php?t=13661
https://allafrica.com/stories/200206240209.html

I always find it amusing that most major police station always have one drinking joint or beer parlor close to the station where u will always see the officers drinking during working hours .

Even the popular Area A command headquarters (Lion Building ) , u will find officers with guns on their laps drinking and smoking before going on raids. Those people can kill someone mistakenly when they are under the influence .

That’s why I’m not in support of giving Road safety hubs because those ones too will start dropping bodies ni

Theflint1:
What will you do in this situation, jejely collect the beating or throw your own punch back and collect g-wagon gbese

https://x.com/chude__/status/1868566702033907898

Just collect ur blow in peace o . Ur annual salary fit no dey enough to repair the damage u caused the Gwagon

iamoyindamola:
I am seeing leaks hakimi will win, that was how vini own happened

Hakimi has no claim to the title at all.

I think Lookman will pick up the award

raumdeuter:
As teenagers my friend came home at night from his school in Unilag late and drunk. While knocking the gate, Police parked beside him in their Faragon and asked him what he's doing he said this was his father's house and trying to get someone to open the gate for him

While that was going on, the family opened the gate and confirmed he is their brother and lives here. The police searched him found nail cutter in his pocket and alleged that he wanted to Rob his father's house in front of everyone while dem dey tell them he is our brother/son

Next thing straight to Afonka police station and they were going to transfer him to area G until his parents parted with money about 10 to 15k to bail him out

Even his uncle that was a lawyer told the parents to pay quickly because once they transfer him to Ikeja. ANYTHING can happen. That anything literally means anything including death

As funny as this sounds, I witnessed something similar the day I was arrested.

I had already accepted my fate and was contented being driven around in their bus while they were looking for more people to fill the bus. They got to a place and jacked one guy from behind. The was right in front of his mum's shop. The mum came outside and was shouting that he's her son and has not committed any crime but the officers would have none of it. They asked her to come to station to bail him next day.

It was much later when we all landed in the cell, the guy was gisting us that he had just returned from Eko Idumota that evening and was only at his mum's shop to assist her close so they can both go home together . I felt like laughing at that point , but my own predicament would not allow me laugh.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]There is nothing abnormal about her story. NPF are known for everything that defies normalcy

The only confusing part was an a jurisdiction in Gbagada, carrying out a raid in VI. But still, nothing is impossible with the NPF

Asides that, no be today police dey carry person[/color]

You don't seem to understand how those special units of police work.

The lady said it was anti-cultism unit that arrested the boy and that is a special police unit just like the disbanded SARS. What they do is wear their special unit jacket over any mufti, they carry their guns, enter their van/bus/sienna and go all around the state picking people up. Their operation is no different from the disbanded SARS unit.

A friend of mine was once arrested by SARS and because he didn't have enough cash acceptable to them, they kept him in their vehicle while raiding from one part of the state to another. At some point they threatened if he doesn't call people to send him money, they will just lock him up at any random police station and he will be classified as a criminal.

Those special units no dey follow any jurisdiction o. Na only those Ekelebe wey dey wear regular black cloth dey arrest u and keep u in their own station where ur relatives can easily come to bail u.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]They have a POS agent that will collect it outside.

Still, she should have dropped all those details.

You cannot just be telling us a story for fun, especially if you have japaed.

Now, it looks like she just wants to trend on Kemi's saga. Of what use is this story, if it doesn't have the intent to touch somebody's career? [/color]

Go and check her Timeline, she's been responding to people doubting the incident and those who think she's telling the story for fun.

I don't understand why Nigerians always like to trivialize the experience of others and make it seem like there's embellishment in their story even when we all know how terrible our security system is.

Is it that Nigeria has so much happened to majority of Nigerians to the extent that they see these criminal activities as something one should not complain about anymore or what exactly is wrong with us?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]This IrishNaija woman should have dropped the details of everyone involved.

You don japa already. Why make it a story?

Drop DPO name
Drop account details of the receiver.

At least, let someone get sacked or live with the shame.[/color]

So u really think the policemen that collected their phone at the counter to avoid any recording will be daft enough to collect transfer from her for the bail ? 🤷‍♂️

They will most likely collect cash in order not to leave any paper trail of evidence . Even if the boy had written any statement , it will be torn to shreds the moment he gets bailed by the parents .

If she mentions the DPO name , he will deny the incident ever happened since there’s no evidence .

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Where did you see me talk about Police?

I only said that of the Immigration should be different.

I never said what the Police does makes sense. The entire Police Unit sef doesn't make sense to me at all.[/color]

The excuse does not hold water and visa interview is quite different from capturing at an immigration center .

Maybe FESTAC center is quite different from Ikoyi o, but there’s genuinely no reason for them to ask people put their phones away in an immigration capturing room.

At the Ikoyi capturing room , u can have 20 people ushered into the room at the same time sitting in chairs patiently waiting for their turn. U have like 4 cameras and 4 officers manning them .

When 4 passport applicants are asked to step forward and have their biometrics done, the rest 16 people will be seated patiently waiting for their turn .

While the capturing is going on for those 4 people , u have immigration officers keep barking instructions and telling the remaining 16 people to put their phone away. Even if u have a work related email or message u need to urgently attend to while waiting , u won’t be allowed to . They will threaten to send u outside once they see ur phone in sight and won’t allow u in again .

While u are patiently waiting , u will see them bring in one or two people who will directly go to meet the officers doing capturing without joining the waiting list . When u want to protest , they will ask u threateningly “ madam what is the matter ? “. That way u just have to keep quiet and allow since u have waited that long to make it into the capturing room.

They don’t even hide it taking money from those people they brought in and fast tracked their capturing . It is my strong opinion that their hostile attitude towards seeing phone on sight is to prevent u from making either a voice or video recording of the rubbish they are doing .

izzou:
[color=royalblue]It holds water.

If everyone was on their phones and making calls, there's a tendency to make errors or capture people wrongly.

How come the same excuse holds water in a visa interview for any embassy? They even ask you to switch it off, and we gladly do it.

I haven't seen exchange of monies in a capturing room. Yes, people are brought in after sorting officers, but it doesn't happen inside that room. Maybe you have seen sha.

But no usage of phones happens in many places. In less than 10 minutes sef, you don comot.[/color]

I saw money exchange hands after two different people were done with capturing and I also saw one of the junior officers giving one woman account number to transfer to for fast tracking her capturing .

That is my own reality at the Ikoyi passport officer. I even know the name of the junior officer , but have no reason to mention his name here sha.

Nobody stays on long queue to wait for his turn and them starts pressing phone when it is time to capture. Personally I don't have an issue keeping my phone away for the time required for capturing , but they make it seem like there's more to the phone stuff the way they bark at people like they about to let out their secret

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The Immigration is actually different.

It is only inside the capturing centre that you will not be allowed to use your phone.

[And that is because they need your full attention, not because of you recording any irregularities.

Just like how you are not allowed to use your phones in a visa interview. [/color]

This excuse holds no water at all.

They literally bring people(special candidates) to jump queue while u are patiently waiting for capturing. People do protest but there's nothing u can do about it.

They threaten to send u out even if they see ur phone in sight without u operating it. Which attention are they looking for when u are in an enclosed room and patiently waiting to be captured?

They are simply preventing u from capturing the jumping of queue and money exchanging hands happening. Na wetin I use my two eyes see I dey talk o, not hearsay.

Ibime:
Ajebo no dey comot for compound without escort talkless of selling market.

Ok o, if u say so.

Shegzdave:
Exactly cause the evil perpetrated by the men in black is just too much

My brother who is a lawyer was angry that I should’ve known phoned him but I remembered someone who had a similar incident, he told Me to always settle with them at the spot cause in his case, he stood on his right and when he was eventually taken to the station, he regretted that action till date

https://punchng.com/nba-faults-police-for-detaining-lawyer-seeking-clients-bail/

The lawyer in the above link was brutalized and detained for seeking the bail of his client. Going to the station with ur lawyer doesn't guarantee anything whe dealing with naija police.

If u notice the woman's story, she went to the station with her husband and lawyer, their phone was seized at the gate to prevent them from making any recordings of their ordeal and they had to part with cash to bail the boy.

The last time I had something to do at a police station, I was also told to submit my phone at the counter; same thing with immigration office, they don't allow u to operate ur phone for fear that u may record any of their illegalities.

How can anyone see all these criminalities happening and be expected to be a patriot by not calling them out when u have a chance to?

Ibime:
Inspector Bediako!

Boy is homeschooled with no social circles yet she sent him out alone to sell market (buka) at 15 years old

She clearly said the delivery is close their house . Haba!

Una Dey read story with the mind to disprove it by any means ?

Shegzdave:
Na person wey hand never touch Dey form patriot. When hand touch Me sef last year, that changed my thought about the Nigerian police and the country as a whole.

Before then I was a very Patriotic citizen, that’s why I don’t blame people like her who had same ugly experience like I did

Omo , anybody wey him papa or mama na naija police supposed know say by default e no supposed better for am . It will take serious effort on his or her path to escape the misfortune wey his or her parents don attract come him side o.

GloriousGbola:
Homeschooled
No social circles outside the family
Never went anywhere without us

Where would you be today if you were Homeschooled and completely isolated as a child? Would you be able to mix with people in a work environment? Would you be able to flow with area boys in a dangerous situation?

That is the point I am making

I actually tell my son all the time, these police who stop us when I am driving and say go on - if you are the one in the car, the story will be different. They will harass you and bully you because they want to shake you down and they want you to be a yahoo boy who will drop something.

15 years between children for well to do people with no fertility issues? Basically going through the stress of raising a child from a baby when you are much older and with less energy?

I understand exactly what the police were doing. They were raiding. Maybe there was a cult incident, maybe they had mandate to raise money. On Xmas eve some years ago they arrested my 10 year old cousin for selling banger. We went to the station and it was full of different people who had been picked up. They clearly had a target sum of money to raise.

You are looking at things from the viewpoint of someone living on the mainland with next door neighbors u relate with .

People who live on the island with a whole building at their disposal and no next door neighbor they relate with don’t have much social circle outside their family members . There are people in this Lagos who don’t even know what Oshodi looks like and there’s nothing wrong about that . They stay most of their life on the island and only go to the mainland to board a flight at Murtala Mohammed international airport ikeja .

You don’t know whether she has fertility issues or not . She didn’t deny or confirm that in her post ; she only said she was pregnant which is normal for any woman who’s not past menopause . If she were to be in her 50’s as at the time of the incident , we may start doubting her story that how’s it possible she’s pregnant with child as at that time .

The point is it makes absolutely no sense for the police to be arresting people at random and claim it’s “raiding “ . It is against the law , there’s no justification for that at all.

GloriousGbola:
It is a harrowing story but as an aside - that woman is not preparing her children for life especially in Nigeria

Homeschooled
No social circles outside the family
Never went anywhere without us.

Unless she is exaggerating sha.

The part about her being pregnant is also kind of off to me. 15 years between children?

There are enough homeschooled children in this country . There’s nothing wrong with being homeschooled at all . Recently I saw one sharp 3 year old kid and I was told she’s homeschooled ; she sounds more intelligent than her contemporaries who got shipped to crèche since they were one year old .


As regards being pregnant 15 years apart , there absolutely nothing wrong with that . Some people are unable to get pregnant after having one or two kids not by their own design , I’ve seen countless videos on TikTok where Gen Z’s make posts about their mums having kids 18 years after they had them .

There’s no hole to pick in her story at all. Nigeria police arrest kids for looking fresh , they arrest kids for owing iPhones and they arrest kids for just being outside their parents’ house . Police don arrest me for trying to buy recharge card in the next two streets around past 9 and they claim it was “wandering “ .

So, I can relate to her story of how naija police can move really mad .

popizaino:
I was just about to share this story. Na person way Nigeria never happen to go dey form patriot.

It’s very easy to form patriot when hand never meet u.

The thing can be frustrating . Imagine the lady having to relocate abroad because of that ugly incident . She had to leave her Naija friends and family and follow her white husband to relocate for her immediate family’s peace of mind .

Imagine how her white husband will feel when the useless DPO told him their son’s crime was just because he dyed his hair .

When people like this narrate their bitter experience about their country and its corrupt state agencies ; una go say dem hate Nigeria.

iamoyindamola:
He surely identified himself as one of wike's PA😅

Another angle ! 😁

Because I don try reason am sotey ….: there’s absolutely no way police go carry u enter station and allow u see area commander just like that o.