Shot Dead By Police Officers In Port Harcourt 😢💔: A Grieving Sister Has Come Forward With a Disturbing Account Of How She Says Her Brother Was Chased For Hours By Police Officers Before He Was Shot In His Car.
According To Her Account, He Was Still Breathing After The Shooting, But She Alleges That The Officers Pulled Him Out Of The Vehicle, Removed His Gold Chain And Rings, Left Him On The Ground In The Rain And Drove Away With His Car. She Says a Stranger Eventually Found Him And Rushed Him To a Clinic, But Sadly, It Was Already Too Late.
She Also Claims The Family Was Later Confronted With a Demand For An Autopsy And Alleges That The Officers Went To The Mortuary Where The Family Had Kept His Body, Saying They Wanted To Investigate The Circumstances Surrounding His Death.
This Is The Kind Of Story That Continues To Damage Public Confidence In The Police. When Citizens Hear That a Young Man Was Shot, Stripped Of His Belongings, Left In The Rain, And Then Removed From The Mortuary By The Same Agency Accused Of Killing Him, People Do Not Hear “Investigation.” They Hear Impunity. The Grieving Sister Is Now Calling For Justice And Demanding Answers Over What Happened To Her Brother. 💔😔
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I’ll give million dollars cash to anyone who has more hit songs than me — Singer Davido dares his colleagues again
Afrobeats superstar Davido has boldly declared that nobody has more hit songs than him, while challenging anyone to a $1 million cash showdown.
The singer made the statement during Darvel’s livestream, confidently putting his money behind his claim.
“I’ll put up a million dollars. I’ll do it versus anybody. A million dollars cash. Nobody got more hits than me. Cash,” Davido said.
@BalogunKakanfo1 Normally God suppose punish you, Wike a mere politician called a serving officer a fool and your sense doesn't tell you that everything is wrong with Nigeria system? Guy fuck you.
The IGP speaks of education, discipline, and unity, admirable words, but detached from Nigeria’s current reality.
In as much as I agree with a few of his points, one must ask; what infrastructure has been strategically developed to ensure a safe and functional environment for learning? Speaking of discipline, how disciplined are those in power, including the police who should exemplify the highest standards of conduct? Instead, they’ve become serial violators of the very laws they swore to uphold.
As for united by rule of law; the political class has done more to destabilize this nation than anyone else, weaponizing tribalism, religious bias, and hate whenever it serves their personal ambitions. A nation cannot preach integrity while rewarding impunity. This quote should be directed at those in power, not Nigerians. Until leadership begins to embody the discipline it demands, such statements remain beautifully worded contradictions.