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‘I would’ve slapped you if you were Igbo’ – Police officers extorting traveler threaten [VIDEO]
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‘I would’ve slapped you if you were Igbo’ – Police officers extorting traveler threaten [VIDEO]

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Footage of some officers of the Nigeria Police Force, who attempted to extort money from a passenger along the Lagos-Sagamu Expressway, has triggered public outrage.

In the 2 minutes 34 seconds video, one of the officers at a checkpoint was heard demanding ‘money’ from the traveler, who claimed to be a resident of Akure.

The traver, however, declined, telling the officers that he doesn’t “have anything here if not I would have given you”.

His refusal to offer the officers money, triggered a heated exchange between him and other officers at the checkpoint.

One of the officers could be heard saying: “I would have slapped you and detained you if you were Ibo”

The disturbing video went viral on Friday morning with netizens demanding probe and arrest of the arring personnel.

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‘I would’ve slapped you if you were Igbo’ – Police officers extorting traveler threaten [VIDEO]

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