Nigeria Police go see white, him go tell you that thing na red

Nawaooo

Queenlovely:
do you know you have the right to search any police before they search your property.

I know some are unaware of these fact, but Nollywood can make it a common knowledge by indirectly inserting it in their movies, make it subtle.

but Nollywood will never do it, I learn more from foreign movies than nigeria movies. I watch Iranian movies, and I never ceases to amaze at the plot of their movies.

quantity is not quality

Can you share a website for downloading the Iranian movies?

sapphiere:
A Nigerian man Lucky Onwurah Eriwa confronts police officer who allegedly planted marijuana in his car in Enugu, WonderTV media reports.
According to Mr. Lucky, some men of the Nigeria Police Force who were in a Passat saloon car with the plate number Abuja RSH578TH carried out an illegal stop-and search and in the process tried to implant marijuana locally known as igboo in their car.
Mr. Lucky has taken to his social media to raised an alarm about the illegal activities performed by some bad elements in the Nigeria Police Force. He also advised Nigerians to be on alert once they get stopped by men of the Nigeria Police Force.
He wrote;

Watch video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je2L4jPyCNA

https://www.facebook.com/lucky.onwurah/posts/3364548916978281

see his face like ex convict, u should have rammed over him with your car that scallywag on uniform doesn't deserve life, he is even Aro mate

Biglittlelois:



Meaning what exactly? They should be excused? Are you that low that you can't do without comparing naija with the west?

Yes, he is! They all are on this forum... Excusing the ineptitude and poor leadership in their nation all because it isn't better elsewhere, as if leadership is rocket science.

He should thank God say sars don scrap. Na dead meat by now

Shameless baztardz,criminals.

Queenlovely:
do you know you have the right to search any police before they search your property.

I know some are unaware of these fact, but Nollywood can make it a common knowledge by indirectly inserting it in their movies, make it subtle.

but Nollywood will never do it, I learn more from foreign movies than nigeria movies. I watch Iranian movies, and I never ceases to amaze at the plot of their movies.



quantity is not quality

Wait o, so you fit get mind to ask policemen to raise up their hands make you first search dem before dem search you?

That na play abi you wan pose?

All those police officers at Oluku junction, Benin city, na dem work. That’s how they bought all the jeeps they claim to have an houses they built. They extort 150K from their victims.

Sis, abeg you get mind o! No play that play o.

Queenlovely:
do you know you have the right to search any police before they search your property.

I know some are unaware of these fact, but Nollywood can make it a common knowledge by indirectly inserting it in their movies, make it subtle.

but Nollywood will never do it, I learn more from foreign movies than nigeria movies. I watch Iranian movies, and I never ceases to amaze at the plot of their movies.

quantity is not quality

Thank you. Most of the things we accept as norms are because of movies. We still don’t know the large amount of influence the media has on us

Queenlovely:
do you know you have the right to search any police before they search your property.

I know some are unaware of these fact, but Nollywood can make it a common knowledge by indirectly inserting it in their movies, make it subtle.

but Nollywood will never do it, I learn more from foreign movies than nigeria movies. I watch Iranian movies, and I never ceases to amaze at the plot of their movies.

quantity is not quality

Are you sure its in Nigeria(the right)
Or you are just following the movies?

Very useless people in a very useless uniforms of a very useless country. Let Biden settle down quick and send me my visa for me to leaf the useless country of earthless people

Dog eating dog
Buhari keel you people there

doggedfighter:


The courage of that young man scared me knowing how they easily shoot to conceal the truth

And it must be a very fearful experience for their mom watching the police man point guns at her son.

What a country !

Truly. I was scared for him.
I was once accosted with a childhood friend by a cop in PH, who just jumped out from nowhere and pointed his AK at our windscreen. Immediately, we started videoing.

You need to see the way the corporal was shaking, knowing he had been videoed.

He called his superior who insisted we must go to the station, but we refused.

I called someone-a senior officer, who told them to release us, but they were grumbling and sorta ashamed, cos à little crowd had gathered.

His boss pleaded with us to delete the video. That IG had said anyone whose video appears on the net will be sacked.

Of course, they still told us to "find them something" talking à whole lot about how expensive our perfumes smelt and stuff.

We just gave them N1000 and left.

Oh, the guy asked me to save his number�. This was circa 2016.


Sometimes, you dunno where the courage comes from, cos the lesser men in uniform and me, we just don't align. When I see them in Nigeria, I'm always moving in the opposite direction.

punisha:
Thieves on uniform.
The man's bravery and effrontery should be studied.
He cursed the deadbeat police officer to his face and if not do that gun would have beaten both of them to stupor.

This is exactly why the community can watch them die like fowls and not feel bad.

Thank God that this one isn't completely trigger Happy. if not........

This people will never change.Bastards..

Mywd:


In which country??

Very good question

This is the reform the IG has done....nonsense everywhere

Queenlovely:
do you know you have the right to search any police before they search your property.

I know some are unaware of these fact, but Nollywood can make it a common knowledge by indirectly inserting it in their movies, make it subtle.

but Nollywood will never do it, I learn more from foreign movies than nigeria movies. I watch Iranian movies, and I never ceases to amaze at the plot of their movies.

quantity is not quality

Please don't misinform people.... You have no right under the police charter or constitution to search an officer... Stop assuming

Queenlovely:
do you know you have the right to search any police before they search your property.

I know some are unaware of these fact, but Nollywood can make it a common knowledge by indirectly inserting it in their movies, make it subtle.

but Nollywood will never do it, I learn more from foreign movies than nigeria movies. I watch Iranian movies, and I never ceases to amaze at the plot of their movies.

quantity is not quality

. Iran is not here. I heard her citizens have guns like the USA. So, there is equal respect on both sides. Here, they come with force and we respond with fear.

rotormast:





Please don't misinform people.... You have no right under the police charter or constitution to search an officer... Stop assuming

uncle get your fact before quoting me

Some policemen stopped I and my friend a day we were traveling to Benin. They asked us to come down for stop and search. I noticed that one was trying to distract us while the other was going to our car. I could see him holding a small wrap with whitish substance in it. I just informed them that the vehicle had internal camera (I was just bluffing). You could see the way the guy paused. He just returned back the substance to his pocket. He didn't even searched the vehicle again. Just asked us to find something for the boys. If not for my quick wits, na so we go become drug Baron

Nigerians have been led to believe that there is no way of making it out from honest living. Whenever I see Nigerian faces, I see demons

People need a serious mental eveluation before being recruited to police, the truth is not everybody is mentally and psychologically fit for the job.

Where is the Igbo? Otherwise...

Nigeria

Queenlovely:
do you know you have the right to search any police before they search your property.

I know some are unaware of these fact, but Nollywood can make it a common knowledge by indirectly inserting it in their movies, make it subtle.

but Nollywood will never do it, I learn more from foreign movies than nigeria movies. I watch Iranian movies, and I never ceases to amaze at the plot of their movies.

quantity is not quality

You're correct ma'am, we need to find more ways to educate people on these rights.
Nollywood is unfortunate.

Arresting a person in lieu of another is against that persons Right and it has been put to stop by our laws but in Nollywood I saw this happened live.
"Guy faked as a doctor and his patient died, guy ran away. Police went to guy's house, since they couldn't find guy after hours of search, they took his "mum in lieu"

This practice is wrong and against the law too.

spymaster:
Some policemen stopped I and my friend a day we were traveling to Benin. They asked us to come down for stop and search. I noticed that one was trying to distract us while the other was going to our car. I could see him holding a small wrap with whitish substance in it. I just want informed them that the vehicle had internal camera (I was just bluffing). You could see the way the guy paused. He just returned back the substance to his pocket. He didn't even searched the vehicle again. Just asked us to find something for the boys. If not for my quick wits, na so we go become drug Baron

You and your friends are the luckiest men on Earth.

That's Nigerians for you. Always comparing everything with the West. They will not look at Asian countries that are more similar to us. They will not look at the Gulf countries that were deserts only 50 years ago. We are good at justifying mediocrity in this part of the world.

Biglittlelois:



Meaning what exactly? They should be excused? Are you that low that you can't do without comparing naija with the west even if it is negative?

sapphiere:
A Nigerian man Lucky Onwurah Eriwa confronts police officer who allegedly planted marijuana in his car in Enugu, WonderTV media reports.
According to Mr. Lucky, some men of the Nigeria Police Force who were in a Passat saloon car with the plate number Abuja RSH578TH carried out an illegal stop-and search and in the process tried to implant marijuana locally known as igboo in their car.
Mr. Lucky has taken to his social media to raised an alarm about the illegal activities performed by some bad elements in the Nigeria Police Force. He also advised Nigerians to be on alert once they get stopped by men of the Nigeria Police Force.
He wrote;

Watch video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je2L4jPyCNA

https://www.facebook.com/lucky.onwurah/posts/3364548916978281

Dirty, smelly and shameless policemen in Nigeria.

They use every style to steal from innocent civilians.

They rob civilians now with the guns of the State given them to protect civilians.

This can only happen in Nigeria, and worse, in the east.
The policemen extort the civilians; the money goes into buying SUV, building big houses and sleeping with young girls.

What Marvel's me is that the two people in questions are igbo's. The police who want to put the guy in troubled is an igbo guy. The question is why do igbo's hate themselves so much.

Too bad

Motorists, begin to run over these policemen on checkpoints.


They are not at the checkpoints to protect civilians, but to extort money from civilians.

By the time running them over with vehicles occur many times, they will learn lessons.

How can a normal person be using the guns of the state to terrorize civilians in the name of making money? Only in Nigeria.