Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
Police PRO Disguises As a Common Man at Check points, Police Officers Ask him ‘’For Something’
The Lagos Sate Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin , carried out a social experiment by disguising as a civilian and driving at about 11.50pm through police checkpoints.
According to the Police PRO, he passed through the first and second checkpoints, adding that his ‘’papers weeren’t even asked for’’.
Hundeyin attempted to stress how to relate with police officers on the road in a polite manner, saying,’’ Respect is reciprocal’’, adding that people should not be unnecessarily aggressive , a he was passed at a checkpoint after her smiled.
Hundeyin shared his road experience with the police via his verified Twitter handle, late Thursday , where he revealed that police officers asked him to give them ‘’something’’.
Read the Tweet,’’ I finally carried out my social experiment. I dtove around Ikeja at about 11.560pm, in mufti, in a private car.
I passed through two police points. I spent five seconds at the first without a word from the police officer. He simply waved me on.
‘’I spent thirty seconds at the second. Officer: You be Uber? Me: No. It’s my personal car. Officer: Find me something na. Me: I no get anything. Officer: See as you fine . Find me something na. Me: (silence), Officer: Oya, dey go.
‘’On both occasions, immediately I was flagged down , I switched on the cabin light and wound down the glass on my side. I greeted first. In addition to this, in the second scenario, I smiled and deliberately appeared friendly.
‘’ Note: They did not recognize me;neither did I identify myself . It never got to that. Papers weren’t even asked for. Iam positive there are many people with simi;lar experiences out there. Different strokes for different folks, I know. One thing is sure, however.
‘’Respect is reciprocal. Appreciate those who stand out there all day and night for lesser pay. Don’t be condescending. Don’t be unnecessarily aggressive. Don’t be docile too. Always be firm with your rights. And don’t resort to taking the law into your own hands.
‘’There isn’t Utopia anywhere . Report the few bad eggs and we will continue to do internal cleansing. Tought to share my social experiment . Will tinker with variables next time’’.
He however, sdded that this wasn’t to invalidate or trivialize the bad experiences some motorists and commuters had. ‘’Absolutely not’’, he emphasized.
Reating to his experiment, popular ENDSARS activist, Rinu Oduala , said, Hundeyin was trying tp show that police harassment didn’t exist, saying this was because the PPRO never experienced police brutality in his life.
‘’You are not a young person struggling to make a living in Nigeria. You are a Police PRO who never experienced brutality in his life but needs to show that police harassment doesn’t exist .
‘’This planned public relation is failing, Oga Hundeyin. Go and re-strategise ,’’ she replied in a tweet
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