Policeman Caught On Camera Demanding Bribe Has Been Dismissed From The Police

Sergeant Chris Omeleze of Lagos State Command Motor Traffic Division, Force number 192954, who was caught on camera demanding for bribe has just been dismissed from the Nigeria Police Force. He was found guilty as charged in an Orderly room trial that was concluded earlier today.

In as much as i'm against what he did, I still think dismissing him is not the best solution because at the end of the day, he will end up being an armed robber. I think an alternative punishment should be given to him.

Nigeria is a country where it is allowed to punish a poor policeman but political hoodlums eat their cakes and still have them.
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Hmmm..My Nigeria My Nigeria

Sharp Sharp, the police officer caught on camera asking for bribe has been demissed from the force, obviously to quickly cut of the news as if thats what Nigerians wanted. Maybe, maybe not?

We have a rotten system and for the police, the corporals never do the money thingy alone, there are always Oga at the Top...wait didnt the guy mention "Wasiu", and an Oga, what happened or what will happen to those ones? Asking if this is fair now, you know the answer.

Now police officer will start arresting you for having a phone in the car, Holding you phone in your car is now a crime. #Gba

Just reminiscing on the Farouk scandal last year that have somehow eluded us without any concrete action, didn't we see farouk in the video collecting, not even asking ooooo. But he was suspended and now he is back in the house making laws for us all because he said he was playing detective.

Okay here is the twist, The Police man was also testing the man to see if he was a briber, meaning to catch all those people that settle police on the road instead of insisting for justice ...really? lol Well, im sure you get my point.

We have a multi facet issue and one hammer pounding is never the solution. I still believe in Nigeria, Do you ?

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