Please Incase you experience any police brutality in Kwara state or any of your friends or relatives. Please kindly reach out to the numbers on the screen ๐๐ป Kwara state is a state of peace and harmony and this canโt continue. Thank you
@dealwithfelix He just deleted a tweet I commented on now where he said if them carry person wey dey bomb say Na him problem say no be dem we dey fight for.
I con ask am say how dem take know person wey dey bomb? Say shey dem dey write am for face ni?
@FinePopo Stop cherry picking, it's not doing you any good.
Are they the only ones fighting against police brutality? Did you not see the ones actually speaking right?
You're a police officer so we don't expect you to fight your colleagues. Let's keep it that way.
No be talk be this abeg... Unna no dey really think this thing deep walahi.
How police wan know who dey bomb? Shey na through investigation abi Na by checking of phone?
Shey checking of phone dey normal for constitution?
Rubbish take bro. https://t.co/c41UL9MbN8
We need youths in powerful places.
Not just youths, but youths that really do have the interest of the whole group at heart.
A time is coming when everyone would wish they had sort for power instead of insulting the ones currently in power.
Mark this!!!
It's not about religion, it's more about culture.
That's there culture, although it might have been based on religion, but that's there culture.
What I expect people to talk about is the praying that is being done on the road in Sanrab every Friday.
Section 10 of the Nigerian Constitution is clear: Nigeria has no state religion. There is nothing like a Muslim town or a Christian town. Nigeria is a secular state, and no one should use religion as an excuse to harass, intimidate or dictate how others should liveโฆโฆ.
Same Ilorin that one popular dancer from Lagos came to and he was arrested and detained in A-division that year, I can't remember even the guys name.
I think he stayed there uptona week sef
Circa 2018, a friend was arrested by Ilorin Police and falsely imprisoned at back of their patrol van, driving him around the city late in the night, scanning for other victims.
After hours of 'patrol', they began to negotiate with (extort/rob) him, asking him to give them all the money he had. They threatened to shoot him if didn't cooperate and showed him the body bag they would keep him.
@TobaTomisin Please please, let's not shift discuss abeg... Those places that you mentioned, it's their culture and I believe everyone has a right to uphold their culture however they like.
It's police brutality we're discussing, let's focus on that abeg