₦airaland Forum

Maybe he is new in the country...

Jakumo:
This loud shouting person filming himself challenging armed men must have a death wish. It is not bravery, but suicidal madness, that would inspire anyone to confront and challenge an armed man, REGARDLESS of the circumstances.

Tunmise40:
Maybe he is new in the country...

I agree with this possibility you have mentioned. Nigerians who have spent years living in the USA or EU before heading back to Nigeria, tend to adopt an inflated sense of their own importance, and in their ability to single-handedly teach "local" Nigerians how things are done "overseas."

Those returnees have in some instances wound up getting shot dead because they felt entitled to lecture Nigerian police officers on how they should behave, forgetting that in ANY economically depressed country, the police will be corrupt and prone to committing murder when provoked.

As the old saying goes, "When in Rome, do like a Roman." To the Nigerian returnees from "overseas", who are always eager to display their bogus foreign accents and amusing pomposity, my advice when dealing with Nigerian policemen would be to tone that arrogance way down, pay them the demanded tithe, and thereby avoid wasted time or worse, getting wasted like bush meat over nothing of consequence.

So spot on. I hope they see this and note...

Jakumo:
I agree with this possibility you have mentioned. Nigerians who have spent years living in the USA or EU before heading back to Nigeria, tend to adopt an inflated sense of their own importance, and in their ability to single-handedly teach "local" Nigerians how things are done "overseas."

Those returnees have in some instances wound up getting shot dead because they felt entitled to lecture Nigerian police officers on how they should behave, forgetting that in ANY economically depressed country, the police will be corrupt and prone to committing murder when provoked.

As the old saying goes, "When in Rome, do like a Roman." To the Nigerian returnees from "overseas", who are always eager to display their bogus foreign accents and amusing pomposity, my advice when dealing with Nigerian policemen would be to tone that arrogance way down, pay them the demanded tithe, and thereby avoid wasted time or worse, getting wasted like bush meat over nothing of consequence.

The Nigerian Police Force keeps recruiting criminals and drugaddicts into the police force whereas they deny responsible men from being recruited.

RolexOfGeneva:
Why doesn't he apply this same courage to challenge the root of the problem which is the corrupt leaders?

You are myopic if you think that corrupt leaders are the roots of any problem without asking yourself what is the cause of corrupt leaders. Ignorance in all our religious believes are the roots and foundation of the problem. i wish i can explain this in details but i am a lazy typist.

meetmohammed:
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This guy never collect accidentally discharge before ahbi him don forget say na nigeria we dey make him ask Edo people how far....

Accidentally discharge for video when people dey make live.

As one guy said na when olopa don tire for life na him he dey shoot person on camera.

Parachoko:
The policeman with weed no get sense

Na very dull guy. Person dey pour you heat on camera he couldn't even control himself na to ease the stress with hemp. Na lifelong junkie be that.

RolexOfGeneva:
Why doesn't he apply this same courage to challenge the root of the problem which is the corrupt leaders?

What happened to your own courage? Why haven't you challenged them?

kokogist:
Look a Nigeria youth
Is this a good comment from a responsible youth that mean well for the country,am sorry for your generation to come

Sorry for yourself

That Policeman go be like: " Ibo wey my colleagues don take turn smoke finish, e reach my turn u wan come show I.G my face" Hahaha!! Kai! there was a country true true called Nigeria.