₦airaland Forum

Anusiemgood:
weather constitution support the action taken by the police guy or not...we should respect the security operatives by been loyal to anything they have to tell u...you must not feel you know it all before a man with riffle... Nigerians' don't respect the police, yet any small thing, they will be seeking the help of the police.

Uptill now u haven't been able to show which law in Nigeria says if u don't respect police, then d police has a right 2 kill u. Uptill now, u still haven't been able to tell me d way and manner in which d victim disrespected d police bearing in mind that u said that I don't no what d boy did. So am assuming that u no d crime of d victim.

In ur comment are u saying we should respect d police over d constitution? Are u saying we should respect d police killing unarmed civilians over what d constitution says about right 2 life and d duties of d police? Do d duties of d police according 2d Nigerian Police Act include shooting unarmed civilians dead because d civilian asked a question? Pls what was it d policeman asked d victim 2do that he didn't do? It seems u no what happened

Oga pls answer these simple questions

lexy2014:
Can u pls show where it is in d constitution that when u ask a policeman "who flash light", then d police man is authorised 2 shoot& kill d person? Can u pls explain how asking such a question now amounts 2 nigerians not valuing their security operatives? Can u explain 2 me how d question d guy asked now amounts to being abusive? Can u pls show me in d police act where it authorises d police 2 vent their anger on d civilians u say they are protecting? Can u pls explain 2 me how killing a guy who asked a question amounts 2 protecting Nigerians?

BluntBoy:
The way our police look down on the masses is disgusting.

What is the crime in asking who flashed the light? Is it an abomination to question a police officer?

This terrorist in uniform have gone raving mad. How could they have raised their rifle on an innocent civilian who their job is to look and cater for their utmost security. Something doesn't add up in this cooked story. If the young man could have ask such an harmless question and heavily paid for it with his life. Or Maybe the way he ask the question in a rude an manner less way. I'm not in support of the police for their gory and mischievous act. But sometimes mind the way you utter most words. Because this miscreants in uniform wouldn't hesitate to trigger the rifle in any slight provocation. Police is not your friend. Don't ever think they are. Rest in peace to the deceased

lexy2014:
Uptill now u haven't been able to show which law in Nigeria says if u don't respect police, then d police has a right 2 kill u. Uptill now, u still haven't been able to tell me d way and manner in which d victim disrespected d police bearing in mind that u said that I don't no what d boy did. So am assuming that u no d crime of d victim.

In ur comment are u saying we should respect d police over d constitution? Are u saying we should respect d police killing unarmed civilians over what d constitution says about right 2 life and d duties of d police? Do d duties of d police according 2d Nigerian Police Act include shooting unarmed civilians dead because d civilian asked a question? Pls what was it d policeman asked d victim 2do that he didn't do? It seems u no what happened

Oga pls answer these simple questions

He asked the boy to stop but he refused

Anusiemgood:
He asked the boy to stop but he refused

Where's that in d story?