cork u are nuts , i swear

OK, is this another IBO news? what the hell? This is nut Niger Delta, theis is Niarialand!! Angry
@Mr~Cork-What has ''IBO'' or ''Niger Delta'' got to do with this video link? There are different sides to the story and none tries to promote an ethnic group over another. For example there's the actress who's claiming she was physically molested- There's the lawmaker whose security detail often treat ordinary citizens with disrespect-There's also the DCP who assumes that he's speaking to a CP on the lady's phone, and so on. I don't see the ethnic aspect to this video.

How come we don't have ladies in Nigeria anymore?

First the y need to stop postin all theise IBO Niger dealta news on Niaraland and 2nd they need to stop postin

picture of thise dark skin womens. we want light skins womens only (no ofeinse)

so the lady screaming and acting irrational while on the phone is a nollywood actress?  weird video

Wow, this is terrible!

bawomolo:

so the lady screaming and acting irrational while on the phone is a nollywood actress?  weird video

You don't understand, they hit her car and beat her up, wtf!! police brutality on a woman. . .

NLanders make una follow me see o.       

She acted so wild and I can't help but laugh while feeling sorry for her.  . . . I can't remember the last time I saw anyone act that way.  Lagos people sef!
The thing frighten me o.  . . . .See actress wey suppose deh cultured.

Did the policemen beat her up or what? Who's her father? I think I heard the Police begging her father to ask her to leave the road or sum'n'.

Missy ★ B:

NLanders make una follow me see o.       

She acted so wild and I can't help but laugh while feeling sorry for her.  . . . I can't remember the last time I saw anyone act that way.  Lagos people sef!
The thing frighten me o.  . . . .See actress wey suppose deh cultured.

Did the policemen beat her up or what? Who's her father? I think I heard the Police begging her father to ask her to leave the road or sum'n'.

In a situation like that, you can't act 'cultured'. Just pray you don't fall victim.

God help us. Jesus!

The lady was unruly in this case. The policemen were more gentle than her. She should go to jail.

Aloy+Emeka:

The lady was unruly in this case. The policemen were more gentle than her. She should go to jail.

The DP was gentle not the policemen that beat her up. Even behind the camera, you could still hear them talking shit to her. The video was made after the assault. The policemen should suffer for what they did.
.

It will be wise if you guys actually watch the video before commenting. They damaged her car and then physically assaulted her.

Outstrip:

It will be wise if you guys actually watch the video before commenting. They damaged her car and then physically assaulted her.

i know, her screaming and hollering just came off as weird though. i thought i was watching the nigerian version of the exorcist for a minute.

bawomolo:

i know, her screaming and hollering just came off as weird though. i thought i was watching the nigerian version of the exorcist for a minute.

LOL

mr cock,
speak softly,u are a big idiot in need of mental evaluation and probably rehabilitation.renounce tribalism so u may go far.
ref---ur own quote.
idiot.

[size=15pt]UPDATE!![/size]!

The Lagos State House of Assembly on Monday said it will take a legal action against claims made by a Nollywood actress, Ufoma Ejenabor.

Addressing a media briefing on the issue, Segun Olusesi, the Chief of Staff of the Assembly, said the House will make the issue a deterrent case. The incident,which happened on October 29 on Ozumba Mbadiwe Road, had two different accounts from the two parties.

While Ufoma claimed one of the vehicles (the Pilot) in the lawmakers' convoy hit her Nissan Xterra car, Mr. Olusesi, who claimed to be driving directly behind the Pilot vehicle said Miss Ufoma drove into the convoy, hitting the left rear of ‘the pilot ‘ vehicle's bumper with her right front bumper.

"Even if it is true that we hit her car, which cannot be proven from the video recording, when there is an accident on the road, the first thing you do is not to call a lawyer. So, it was obvious she was onto something right from the beginning and that was why the Speaker directed that everything be recorded," he said.

A rowdy scene ensued and rather than continue on their journey to Lagos University Teaching Hospital to visit an ailing lawmaker, who died three days later, the lawmakers decided to drive to Zone 2 Police headquarters at Onikan. As seen from the footage provided, the intervention of the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Lateef Junaid could not resolve the impasse as Mrs. Ejenabor refused all entreaties.

[B]Claims and counter claims[/B]

Though, Mrs. Ejenabor did not make any statement to the police, she claimed, in a letter dated November 2 and written to the Speaker by her lawyer, Obinna Ukawoko, that she was beaten and that her vehicle was damaged. She also alleged that the following items stolen: white gold necklace (N850,000), Silver Gucci wristwatch (N475,000), Pink Ipod (N55,000), Blackberry Bold (N150,000) and Channel Sunglasses ($1,215). She also claimed that her wedding band, worth £3,000 was broken and her damaged vehicle will be repaired for N595,000.

"We have our client's firm directive to demand N35million as compensation," said the letter, advising the Speaker, Adeyemi Ikuforiji, to quickly pay in order to avert imminent bad publicity and legal action.

Mr. Olusesi rebuffed all the claims, saying that the video showed Mrs. Ejenabor as she drove her car away from the police station without any visible damage and she still had her wedding band and bag while she was at the station.

"The photograph of her damaged car, as she claimed in the media, can be best described as insurance fraud and an attempt to extort and blackmail this Honourable House and the Right Honourable Speaker in particular," he said.

"Nobody touched her. At a time when the security officers were not sure what to do with her, one of them wanted to deflate her tyres, but the Speaker kept shouting from inside his vehicle that nobody should touch her vehicle." "If she was beaten by policemen as she claimed, she won't be the one to drive her vehicle to Zone 2 headquarters.

Her dress was intact throughout and she claimed she was stripped. She alleged that her fingernails were broken but she refused to show the police. And if she was truly in pains as a result of the beating, she will not be able to put up such display at the police station." "She provoked everybody present, including the members of the public. She wanted to be beaten by the way she behaved but we were lucky and matured enough, especially because we were in a state of mourning and that is why we didn't give it to her."

She also alleged that the following items stolen: white gold necklace (N850,000), Silver Gucci wristwatch (N475,000), Pink Ipod (N55,000), Blackberry Bold (N150,000) and Channel Sunglasses ($1,215). She also claimed that her wedding band, worth £3,000 was broken and her damaged vehicle will be repaired for N595,000.

. . . and some people in that same Naija cannot have three square meals a day? Interesting!