₦airaland Forum

AndroBlaze:
You people will just be saying all sorts and defending nonsense.... so according to you, if I murder someone and I am caught redhanded, the constitution of Nigeria says the police should not hold me beyond 72hrs abi...chaiiiii

He was CAUGHT redhanded driving a car without a plate, obviously they can charge him for it and hold him till he is put before a judge as clearly the criminal penalty for behaving like a kidnapper is more than 4 days in jail.... but let's keep defending rubbish because this is Nigeria

OneCandleAway:
Actually he might be on detention for far more crimes. Especially the so called tiktok gifts

AndroBlaze:
lol, are you sure Peller is the only olodo uprising star here?

I mean if you don't know that in any sane country, driving a vehicle without a plate number is a serious crime, and then proving stubborn with police when they query you on it is an arrestable offence, then I really don't know if Peller is who you should be thinking about when you mention that word "olodo"

PlasmaTV:
Even though I believe that Peller is the ultimate olodo uprising after BAT, his unlawful detention simply shows that the NPF is a shame to herself and to Nigeria.

Titopeblog:
https://www.titopeblog.com/2026/07/i-spent-4-days-in-police-cell-without.html

Titopeblog:
https://www.titopeblog.com/2026/07/i-spent-4-days-in-police-cell-without.html

obacasmir:
You are a senior olodo uprising..

Holluwhakemmy:
How was the experience? That's Nigeria police for you next time be a good citizen and avoid crimes

Carot:
continue supporting apc

solablings:
Fame is not above the law. Respect authority, follow due process, and let wisdom guide your actions. Everyone should learn from this and act responsibly.

AngelSlay:
If Peller's account is accurate, then spending four days in a police cell without proper access to food or the opportunity to bathe is deeply troubling. Regardless of who you are or what offence you're accused of, every Nigerian deserves to be treated with dignity and in accordance with the law.

This is one of the reasons many Nigerians have little confidence in the police. Too often, there are complaints about unprofessional conduct, abuse of power, poor detention conditions, and a lack of respect for the rights of citizens. Law enforcement should be about protecting the public and upholding justice—not punishing people before they've even been convicted.

If someone obstructs an officer or breaks the law, let the courts decide their guilt. But basic human rights should never depend on whether the person is famous, wealthy, or an ordinary Nigerian.

Hopefully, this experience will spark another conversation about the need for better training, accountability, and professionalism within the Nigeria Police Force. Respect for the law must go both ways: citizens should obey the law, and law enforcement officers should also uphold it.

spiSeyi:
No matter what any Nigerian must not be detained beyond 72 hrs according to the 1999 constitution, and the 4days makes it 96 hrs if he has a sound lawyer he can sue the NPF

Titopeblog:
https://www.titopeblog.com/2026/07/i-spent-4-days-in-police-cell-without.html

PlasmaTV:
Don't know about this. But we know that Nigerian policemen aren't averse to bending the rules when they wish.

PlasmaTV:
Even though I believe that Peller is the ultimate olodo uprising after BAT, his unlawful detention simply shows that the NPF is a shame to herself and to Nigeria.

OneCandleAway:
From what I heard the US has been tracking those gifts on tiktok. Cuz that's the latest way to launder funds for G boys. Even peller in his foolishness accused javis of collecting funds on commission basis.

Titopeblog:
https://www.titopeblog.com/2026/07/i-spent-4-days-in-police-cell-without.html

AndroBlaze:
You people will just be saying all sorts and defending nonsense.... so according to you, if I murder someone and I am caught redhanded, the constitution of Nigeria says the police should not hold me beyond 72hrs abi...chaiiiii

He was CAUGHT redhanded driving a car without a plate, obviously they can charge him for it and hold him till he is put before a judge as clearly the criminal penalty for behaving like a kidnapper is more than 4 days in jail.... but let's keep defending rubbish because this is Nigeria

Nostradamu:
I don't LIKE that noisy boy (Peller) personally, BET make we try dey get sense. Just read the highlighted parts from the 1999 Constitution - you no need to read everything.

If this same BS, wey NPF do the boy, happen to you too in the future, you still have a right not to be detained beyond the time limit specified in the document EXCEPT WHERE ORDERED BY A JUDGE e.g. like your example: if you kpai somebody and dey catch you red-handed.

AndroBlaze:
I am responding to you civilly because you at least took your time to look for where these things are stated, unlike some who will just parrot whatever they hear to support nonsense.

Here is a link from premium times reporting properly on the matter.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/entertainment/naija-fashion/893649-court-grants-peller-bail-in-case-involving-lagos-state-police.html

He was arrested on Thursday, at 10pm and arraigned on Monday. I am not surprised that they couldn't arraign him on Friday, as just like every other government institution, Friday is half day for the courts.

Reading the article, the only thing the police did wrong, was charging him for filming them, and though they quoted Lagos laws, it is established in almost every sane country that one has the right to record interactions with the police, at least when you can prove it was for your own safety.

Now all of this could have been avoided, if a Peller who claims to be stinkingly rich (shey na wetin he use abuse Ycee), who is not paying school fees for his children, did the right thing from the onset, and either registered the car before taking it or got a vehicle to carry it for him to his house.

In this current situation of kidnappers and insecurity we have within this country can we not use our common sense to see that not having or covering a license plate and tinted cars is more than enough probable reason for a police officer to ask you tough questions, which you should be willing to answer respectfully?

Does the Olodo General need a degree to be able to tell him that?

callmeDDD:
Stteeepid boy. You are driving a tinted SUV without a plate number and a license. You were asked to park for questioning. Instead of you to turn it to friendly jokes, you started screaming and doing live streaming that police doesn't have the right to question you, as how? A governor son or what? Good that he needs brain reset. Olodo uprising chairman. They should also jail him so that he can be a felon and a convicted animal. He won't be easy for him to travel anywhere again. I hate idiot people.