Nollywood actor, Gideon Okeke has narrated his recent ugly encounter
with officers of the Nigerian Police Force and LASTMA. Narrating his
experience, the actor said, 'yesterday, after I had finished from a
scheduled meeting with Charles Otudor I left the Eko Hotel and joined
the gradually building traffic leading on to Lekki'. Only a few minutes
from my meeting, had I unfortunately run into a minor collision with
another driver, Mrs Mosunmola Ilori, at the Lekki Phase 1 roundabout. We
both inspected the damage(s), conferred and thought first, to get off
the road for oncoming traffic. Just less than 10feet away from all this
were the Lastma and Police, sharing the police post at the
roundabout. All I asked, was their assistance (witnessed by Mrs Ilori)
in getting some barricades off the road for us to park properly and this
scenario I have just described, turned into a full blown fiasco, seeing
4 police officers pounce on me and 2 others on Mrs Ilori and her niece.
I have come off this incident with stitches in my mouth and chin. Mrs
Ilori as well, to the full glare and amazement of pedestrians and moving
traffic, was ruffled up, beat, and dragged on the tarred ground. The
Leading man here was one Officer IDEH DONATUS who severally pointed a
gun in my chest. I hereby humbly call on the executive governor of Lagos
state, @akinwunmiambode the Vice President @profosinbajo the
@policenglagos and its Officers, to kindly exercise the authority of
your offices in addressing these civil injustices filed at the
#MarokoPoliceStationMyself, Mrs Ilori, her niece and every other
Nigerian citizen, don’t need to feel vulnerable with the police. We
appreciate them for their efforts in Protecting Lives and Property,but
not for them to be THE THREAT! THE VICTIMS LIST IS OPEN-ENDED.POLICE
BRUTALITY MUST STOP! TAG THE STATE GOVERNOR TAG THE POLICE
COMMISSIONERTAG THE NIGERIAN POLICETAG A PERSON OF INFLUENCE View
this post on Instagram I AM NOT A MERE STATISTIC. Yesterday,
after I had finished from a scheduled meeting with @charlesotudor I left
the Eko Hotel and joined the gradually building traffic leading on to
Lekki. Only a few minutes from my meeting, had I unfortunately run into a
minor collision with another driver, Mrs Mosunmola Ilori, at the Lekki
Phase 1 roundabout. We both inspected the damage(s), conferred and
thought first, to get off the road for oncoming traffic. Just less than
10feet away from all this were the Lastma and Police, sharing the police
post at the roundabout. All I asked, was their assistance (witnessed by
Mrs Ilori) in getting some barricades off the road for us to park
properly and this scenario I have just described, turned into a full
blown fiasco, seeing 4 police officers pounce on me and 2 others on Mrs
Ilori and her niece. I have come off this incident with stitches in my
mouth and chin. Mrs Ilori as well, to the full glare and amazement of
pedestrians and moving traffic, was ruffled up, beat, and dragged on the
tarred ground. The Leading man here was one Officer IDEH DONATUS who
severally pointed a gun in my chest. I hereby humbly call on the
executive governor of Lagos state, @akinwunmiambode the Vice President
@profosinbajo the @policenglagos and its Officers, to kindly exercise
the authority of your offices in addressing these civil injustices filed
at the #MarokoPoliceStation Myself, Mrs Ilori, her niece and every
other Nigerian citizen, don’t need to feel vulnerable with the police.
We appreciate them for their efforts in Protecting Lives and
Property,but not for them to be THE THREAT! THE VICTIMS LIST IS
OPEN-ENDED. POLICE BRUTALITY MUST STOP! TAG THE STATE GOVERNOR TAG THE
POLICE COMMISSIONER TAG THE NIGERIAN POLICE TAG A PERSON OF INFLUENCE Cc
@charlesotudor @ubersponsorships @policenglagos @daddyshowkey
@daddyfreeze @mofedamijo @k8henshaw @bolabap @aatiku @bankywellington
@alibabagcfr @desmondelliot #TagTheNigerianpolice #CommissionerOfPolice
#PoliceBrutalityOnCivilians
#AFuneralisAnotherOwambeUntilTheCorpseIsYours #johnniejazzandwhiskyA
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