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[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

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[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

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[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

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[FELPS @FelpsCrypto]

HOMEM ARANHA: UM NOVO DIA!! 😍

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

@POSSAP_NGG So those with factor tinted what do we do??

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

@POSSAP_NGG What if the car is factory tinted light tinted only at the back, and your website has no option for factory tint permit, what does it do

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

@POSSAP_NGG @JAYBANKZ4488 What if the car is factory tinted light tinted only at the back, and your website has no option for factory tint permit

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

1. EVERY PATROL TEAM MUST HAVE TICKETS

Every police officer or patrol team conducting stop and search or traffic related duties must have access to the official ticketing system at all times, or have a manual hand written one or a printed one.

If an officer cannot issue an official ticket because they do not have access to the system or authorized tickets, they should not use that failure as an excuse to detain a motorist or demand money for a routine documentation offence.

2. NO CASH OR PRIVATE ACCOUNT PAYMENTS

This is extremely important.

NO MOTORIST SHOULD PAY A FINE INTO A POLICE OFFICER'S PERSONAL BANK ACCOUNT.

All fines must be paid directly into the designated official government account or authorized government payment platform.

Every motorist should know:

Police officer's private account = NO PAYMENT.

If an officer asks a motorist to transfer money into a personal account or demands cash to "settle" the matter, the motorist should be able to report that officer through an official complaint channel.

3. EVERY PAYMENT MUST BE TRACEABLE

The ticket should contain:

• Vehicle registration number
• Driver's details
• Specific offence
• Official fine amount
• Date and location
• Officer's identification/service number
• Ticket/reference number
• Government payment details
• Payment confirmation
• Expiration date of the grace period

This creates accountability for both the motorist and the officer.

4. GIVE MOTORISTS TWO WEEKS TO COMPLY

After paying the fine, the motorist should receive a ticket giving them 14 days to renew or obtain the missing documents.

If another police officer stops that motorist within those 14 days for the same documentation issue, the motorist simply presents the valid ticket and continues the journey.

No second fine for the same documentation issue during the grace period.

However, if the 14 days expire and the motorist still hasn't corrected the problem, another fine can be issued.

5. ARREST SHOULD NOT BE THE DEFAULT

Routine issues such as expired vehicle documents should be handled through tickets and fines rather than roadside detention.

This would not prevent police from taking appropriate lawful action where there are separate grounds for example, reasonable suspicion that a vehicle is stolen, involved in a crime, or there is another serious offence.

THE PRINCIPLE IS SIMPLE:

Expired documents? Issue a ticket.

Fine? Pay the official government account.

Officer asks for cash? Don't pay.

Officer provides a private account? Report it.

Payment confirmed? Receive your ticket and 14-day grace period.

Still haven't renewed after 14 days? Another ticket can be issued.

Take away unnecessary roadside cash transactions and negotiations, and you remove one of the biggest opportunities for extortion.

Ticket the offence.
Digitize the payment.
Identify the officer.
Give citizens proof.
Create accountability.

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

@PoliceNG @PoliceNG_CRU @DeltaPoliceNG

AN IDEA TO HELP REDUCE POLICE EXTORTION IN NIGERIA

If the Nigeria Police Force genuinely wants to reduce roadside extortion, I believe they should introduce a standardized digital or manual ticketing system for vehicle document offences.

When a motorist is stopped for an expired driver's license, unwanted tinted, expired vehicle papers, or incomplete vehicle documentation, police officers should not arrest or detain the person solely because of those documentation issues.

Instead, the officer should issue an official fine through a centralized ticketing system or a manual hand written ticket

The motorist should be able to pay the prescribed fine through an official government payment platform(Bank account) immediately at the spot. Once payment is confirmed, the officer issues a digital/hand written or printed ticket containing the motorist's details, vehicle registration number, offence, date, officer's identification details, and payment confirmation.

The ticket should give the motorist a two-week grace period to renew or obtain the required documents.

During those two weeks, if another police officer stops the motorist for the same documentation issue, the motorist can present the valid ticket and should not be fined again.

However, if the grace period expires and the motorist still hasn't corrected the documentation, another fine can be issued.

Police should only have grounds for further detention where there is a separate lawful reason for example, reasonable suspicion that the vehicle is stolen or connected to a crime.

Most importantly, NO CASH should be collected by police officers on the road. All fines should be standardized and paid directly through an official government payment system, transfer to the official bank account, creating a digital record of every transaction.

This could reduce the opportunity for officers to demand ₦5,000, ₦10,000 or ₦20,000 from motorists simply to let them continue their journey.

Ticket the offence. Record the payment. Give the motorist time to comply. Remove roadside cash negotiations.

#NigeriaPolice #PoliceReform #EndPoliceExtortion #Nigeria

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

@PoliceNG @PoliceNG_CRU @DeltaPoliceNG

AN IDEA TO HELP REDUCE POLICE EXTORTION IN NIGERIA

If the Nigeria Police Force genuinely wants to reduce roadside extortion, I believe they should introduce a standardized digital or manual ticketing system for vehicle document offences.

When a motorist is stopped for an expired driver's license, unwanted tinted, expired vehicle papers, or incomplete vehicle documentation, police officers should not arrest or detain the person solely because of those documentation issues.

Instead, the officer should issue an official fine through a centralized ticketing system or a manual hand written ticket

The motorist should be able to pay the prescribed fine through an official government payment platform(Bank account) immediately at the spot. Once payment is confirmed, the officer issues a digital/hand written or printed ticket containing the motorist's details, vehicle registration number, offence, date, officer's identification details, and payment confirmation.

The ticket should give the motorist a two-week grace period to renew or obtain the required documents.

During those two weeks, if another police officer stops the motorist for the same documentation issue, the motorist can present the valid ticket and should not be fined again.

However, if the grace period expires and the motorist still hasn't corrected the documentation, another fine can be issued.

Police should only have grounds for further detention where there is a separate lawful reason for example, reasonable suspicion that the vehicle is stolen or connected to a crime.

Most importantly, NO CASH should be collected by police officers on the road. All fines should be standardized and paid directly through an official government payment system, transfer to the official bank account, creating a digital record of every transaction.

This could reduce the opportunity for officers to demand ₦5,000, ₦10,000 or ₦20,000 from motorists simply to let them continue their journey.

Ticket the offence. Record the payment. Give the motorist time to comply. Remove roadside cash negotiations.

#NigeriaPolice #PoliceReform #EndPoliceExtortion #Nigeria

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

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[Nosa @Betalife09]

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[OLUWA @Oluwa22km]

“fill”

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

Heart break 😂😂😂

[Blackmann @blacklawyerr]

Low quality video don’t avoid it😁

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

@ejykmykel1 Them for arrest am say passport don expire na 😂😂😂😂

[KHAN'✨ @khanofkhans11_]

Nigeria: No employment, go and learn a skill.

Gen Z: Okay then I’ll just employ myself. Her news sharp pass NTA.

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“Some Things Are Better Left Off The Internet…” ~ Nigerians React As This Video Sparks Widespread Criticism Online. 👀

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

@instablog9ja @f0laffs One simple truth immediately someone say shit about other people and at end of the video he say shout out to the person, it's low key jealousy😂you wish to be in that same position they are, they interest you that is why you had time to set camera to talk about them

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

I know you gat many problems in your life but never skip a low quality video😂😭

[OLUWA @Oluwa22km]

Wetin he go find for there in the first place😂😂💔

[Urhobo-Prince @realisticoy]

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