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My Ordeal With Nigerian Police (criminals) by africonn: 2:21pm On Feb 22, 2022
I needed a bike, those rubber bike known as ladies bike. My budget couldn't reach a new one so I opt for farely used, very neat and within budget, I currently reside at a remote town in oyo state, I saw someone on jiji who lives at Ibadan. We spoke and reach to terms, not having much experience with vehicle purchase except bicycle, I took someone who is not that experience either but at least could drive the bike.

To cut the long story short, I learnt how to ride, which was surprisingly easy, though I am good with bicycle and manual transmission vehicles, i was about to return with the bike, we passed town, around bere and mapo, a police man stopped us. He ask for the papers, not having much experience with the stuff, I gladly showed him, he said the papers doesn't not prove I am the owner of the bike, that I am a third party.

After so many drags, he said he will take the bike to the station, i begged him with 500h, I said he wants 1k, he later accept the 500h. But told me to go the person who sold the stuff to me and for change of ownership and agreement, which I didn't think was necessary. What made it worse was the bike doesn't have plate number which was what attracted the policemen in the first place. After the settlement, I thank the man for accepting 500h grin grin funny right Omo I begged, Chai.

Just a few throttle away, we unfortunately jammed a senior officer DSP, very smart, cunning and wicked, the most merciless man I have seen this year. He looked through the papers and spot alot of errors the person who sold me the bike made on his own sworn affidavit, he said the person lied to the court of law by having sworn affidavit for proof of ownership instead of sworn affidavit for change of ownership, that's how Baba say make we go meet him boy after so much grammar. That one bill us 20k, I nearly cry. I negotiated under hot sun. The man was just using me to catch cruise wasted my time. He was busy looking for offence seizing other people's keys and billing people his status. I mean money he doesn't think much of. Like telling a cab driver to bring 20k, he was like sell your phone, call your people, I was just looking, a man that earns a lot at least for the Nigerian economy could be this wicked, calling motorist animals, embarrassing and disgracing people, mehn I was pained, I record as much as I could. He hid his force number under a reflective jacket and does all his evil work through his pot bellied boy grin. After much beg and suffer. I paid 7k cash to his boy, who holds the money, I thought this man is playing smart. Like I don't really have anything against thus the stunt he just pull is ILLEGAL but could not be used against him. Mehn broke man can not do shit here. After my bike was returned I calculated all the route without police man, thinking I would be free, if I can exit Ibadan.

I was successful at avoiding the policemen all joints, till I get to the motor park, cos the travelling road is very dangerous and I am not confident I could ride a bike on such dangerous tiny roads with heavy overtaking trucks. So I hired a big old model sienna, I put the bike in, I thought there wouldn't be any problems again, after a long run b4 Oyo, I was even asleep that's how comfortable I was, when I saw a policeman questioning the driver, 'who get bike and where are the papers'. I knew another wahala his brewing.

After showing the policeman the papers, he asked the driver to drop the bike and he should drive the rest of the passenger away, that I will go to where the seller of the bike was, call him and come and clarify some things on the papers, after long prolong insults and name calling, say the this is a stolen vehicle, that no body honours a receipt that could be printed anywhere, except court Signed papers, police reports etc. I realised my errors, and saw that I didn't do my due diligence.


The guys were so hot blooded. The senior officer there passed me to the junior one, that one just put it straight to me - 'should we drop the bike or you will do normal and we will over look it, cos this na stolen bike' oya choose one. I don't want them to prolong stuff and told them I had 2k. He was like are we hungry, na 10k we go collect or we are dropping this bike. When the driver saw I couldn't handle the negotiations, he start his own shakara, that he is leaving they should talk fast. Eventually he paid 4k which I refunded in the car. When we were leaving, I heard the junior officers grumbling that they hate when that there highway unit boss is around that he spoils market everytime for them. that if he wasn't there, I was paying nothing less that 20k patapata 10k after time wasting, I just shook my head in gratitude, I know I am at fault here and it would never happen again. I didn't do my due diligence.

What I just wrote here is a reminder of a not so sweet and stressing incident, what do you think, I tried to narrate it the way it happened.

I noticed something the first man that took money from me, I hated if I was handled a gun, I would pull the trigger, but the last. I just felt grateful letting me go.

I got to town, I gave street boys 500h. After that the rest was smooth, I will going back to Ibadan to do all the necessary ( since the seller is a really really nice person, He was there through the whole thing) do the necessary papers and register with the bike.

Through out this I dressed normal yet they will ask for money dey don't have, like everyone is a yahoo guy.

What would you have done?
Don't mess with these People they are very wicked people, broke with power === tyranny, just play by the rules and we go all dey alright las las

Re: My Ordeal With Nigerian Police (criminals) by Dreal1247: 2:48pm On Feb 22, 2022
Until Nigerians learn to thoroughly do their due diligence and do the needful, all these hungry police officers will always feed on them. Imagine that after this waste of money you must come back to do the needful. Otherwise, you become their cash cow.

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Re: My Ordeal With Nigerian Police (criminals) by africonn: 3:03pm On Feb 22, 2022
Dreal1247:
Until Nigerians learn to thoroughly do their due diligence and do the needful, all these hungry police officers will always feed on them. Imagine that after this waste of money you must come back to do the needful. Otherwise, you become their cash cow.

Exactly, why i am writing this here as diary and a warning to others, don't joke with proper legal documents oo. This people aren't nice oo. this is where they see money to build house, buy cars and send there kids to school, and they will happily do it at the detriment of another person. 12k and a lot of time lost on the road for absolutely nothing, becareful transacting on jiji, after I got home, I thought the bike could have easily be a stolen vehicle but I know this isn't because if it's was the seller won't be there all through.
Re: My Ordeal With Nigerian Police (criminals) by Candidlady: 3:18pm On Feb 22, 2022
Lol


Congrats on your new ride... May it take you places



May it never take you to the grave


Amin
Re: My Ordeal With Nigerian Police (criminals) by youngsahito(m): 4:21pm On Feb 22, 2022
The bike looks neat
Re: My Ordeal With Nigerian Police (criminals) by Godfullsam(m): 4:57pm On Feb 22, 2022
The Nigerian Police is your Friend.
Re: My Ordeal With Nigerian Police (criminals) by africonn: 5:15pm On Feb 22, 2022
youngsahito:
The bike looks neat

Yes, even though I have started to use it roughly, I went to Ibadan because of the price, and I couldn't see one here. Even with the police settling, transport cost no regrets, one just have to be careful next time, when dealing.
Re: My Ordeal With Nigerian Police (criminals) by Aaaaarghmed(m): 4:38am On Feb 23, 2022
I fit strangle police, after dem collect almost 40k while traveling with my car from Abj to Auchi.i mark their faces,May God punish dem

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