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UNDERCOVER VIDEO: Nigerian policeman takes N20,000 bribe to release driver of a 'stolen' car
UNDERCOVER VIDEO: Nigerian policeman takes N20,000 bribe to release driver of a 'stolen' car
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Sunday, June 03, 2018
In this undercover video recorded with an hidden camera by investigative journalist Fisayo Soyombo, he drove from Abuja to Lagos without any vehicle documents, bribing his way through all police check points.
A Nigerian policeman who identified himself as Gambo, one of "at least 22 policemen" manning the police checkpoint at Iwo Road, Ibadan, collects N20,000 bribe to set free the driver of a car he himself admits may have been stolen.
The policeman also gave the driver tips on how to avoid other policemen.
Fisayo ended up spending N46,000 as bribe in total after arriving Lagos safely with the car, he returned to Abuja scot-free with it — and this is despite passing through a whopping 86 checkpoints in a journey of over 1,600km that lasted a cumulative 28hours 17minutes.
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What a country? I guess all is lost!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! We are not safe at all in this country. most of our so called law enforcers are just criminals. I hope this video gets to the appropriate authorities.
ReplyDeletenaija police , etcc, and customs men usually parade people who cannot "roger"
ReplyDelete..to naija security agencies a poor man is a criminal ..
so get rich or die trying
Over to the anti -corruption APC Federal Government led by PMB.
ReplyDeleteWill anybody hear anything on this any longer?
The journalist who did this covert investigation deserves a national award, no doubt.
so if ones car is stolen, forget it!
ReplyDeleteAPC!
DeleteChanji
Sai Baba!
Chanji Dole!
If this video gets to the international communities, there will be huge capital flight from Nigeria, reason being that the country is not safe for investment. If possible, lets take this video down. My humble opinion.
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