Police arrest 8 suspects over Lagos school kidnap
By Channels
03 June 2017 |
7:20 am
Police arrest 8 suspects over Lagos school kidnap.
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Policing in East and South South is much more “lucrative” than in the North. Maybe there are more people in the East/South south and maybe more crime. Maybe. But the mentality of most policemen in that region is of extorting occupying force. Not fair. Not right. Intimidation for bribe is a crime also against the spirits. Let every turn to right conduct
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