Lamasta:


So na to lock them up be the solution to the disagreement abi Na so una go dey support oppressors

seborrhic:
But why would they turn off their car in the first place?
This is common with some Nigerian drivers.
In the midst of a traffic snarl and disagreement with other drivers,they just turn off their engines and deliberately block traffic from both sides and dare anyone to do their worse.
Now they are trying to blackmail the PRO.
It's an arrestable offence.
To show their foo lishness,when they later knew who he is and were begged by the DPO to apologize,they hurriedly did.Why didn't they stand on asserting that they hadn't done anything wrong and would be ready to go to court?

basty:
How sure the three friends are right?

Adejobi will have something to say to the contrary.

basty:
How sure the three friends are right?

Adejobi will have something to say to the contrary.

boldsleek:


God bless you dear. they actually obstructed traffic, so why playing the victim card when they actually broke the law?

Bobloco:
For this country, every body just they use their power to dey oppress

seborrhic:
But why would they turn off their car in the first place?
This is common with some Nigerian drivers.
In the midst of a traffic snarl and disagreement with other drivers,they just turn off their engines and deliberately block traffic from both sides and dare anyone to do their worse.
Now they are trying to blackmail the PRO.
It's an arrestable offence.
To show their foo lishness,when they later knew who he is and were begged by the DPO to apologize,they hurriedly did.Why didn't they stand on asserting that they hadn't done anything wrong and would be ready to go to court?
You are very very smart Sir

Viking007:
I don’t know why I find this very funny.

Lamasta:

He go soon reach you too na here we dey.....

seborrhic:
But why would they turn off their car in the first place?
This is common with some Nigerian drivers.
In the midst of a traffic snarl and disagreement with other drivers,they just turn off their engines and deliberately block traffic from both sides and dare anyone to do their worse.
Now they are trying to blackmail the PRO.
It's an arrestable offence.
To show their foo lishness,when they later knew who he is and were begged by the DPO to apologize,they hurriedly did.Why didn't they stand on asserting that they hadn't done anything wrong and would be ready to go to court?

basty:
How sure the three friends are right?

Adejobi will have something to say to the contrary.

inoki247:
Naturally wickedness dey almost everybody blood for diz country buh na wen the power neva reach ur side u go dey cry....


You will see ur old friend wey go join soldier dey wear camo up nd down wanting people in the street to fear him and if thief enter street u call him mak he come show some Vandamme skill him number go switch off...

Na aw to oppress awa sef we sabi for this country.....


As Politicians dey oppress the poor, the rich too dey oppress the poor, the law enforcement too dey du dere own....

Chisave:


They were arrested and taken to court. That is the right thing to do. Besides the PRO called police on them.

IMPUNITY would have been if the police came down and started manhandling them

“They took us to Kuola Police Station around Apata. Adejobi later came to the station, wrote a statement and asked the DPO to lock us up. In all honesty, the DPO told us to beg him and ask to have everything settled. As an omoluabi, we did as instructed. We prostrated ourselves and apologised to the man but he did not acknowledge our apology. He left us there and we stayed in jail overnight,” Ige said.

Wickedfact:


The problem people like you have is that you are not really exposed. You think through your limited understanding and lack of exposure. If you try the nonsense that boy did in other countries, you will be jailed.
The day you finally have enough money to travel, you will realise how illogical your post is.

Islie:
Police PRO Muyiwa Adejobi ‘Locks 3 Friends Up’ for Disagreeing With Him in Traffic



https://fij.ng/article/powerful-police-pro-muyiwa-adejobi-locks-3-friends-up-for-disagreeing-with-him-in-traffic/

sonofElElyon:

But the friends switched off their vehicle for 15 minutes in the middle of the road.. that's wrong! Before anyone jumps to blame the PRO we need to first ascertain who actually had the right of way

https://mobile.twitter.com/Princemoye1/status/1549739757529448449?t=Ip9ONpP-MaH9mYtoRwmVfQ&s=19

MindHacker9009:


Right of way does not matter too much here as one lane was blocked so drivers on both lanes would need to peacfully give each other way.

I find it amazing when driving in Europe when traffic lights stop working at even a major junction and with no police officer around but the drivers will still give way to each other like the traffic lights are working fine

sonofElElyon:


I'm talking law while you are talking moral conduct.. even if the one with the right of way will yield do you force him by switching off your car and blocking his way
Mind you Caucasians are not saints like you seek to portray them.. there's also road rage in Europe and America

seborrhic:
But why would they turn off their car in the first place?
This is common with some Nigerian drivers.
In the midst of a traffic snarl and disagreement with other drivers,they just turn off their engines and deliberately block traffic from both sides and dare anyone to do their worse.
Now they are trying to blackmail the PRO.
It's an arrestable offence.
To show their foo lishness,when they later knew who he is and were begged by the DPO to apologize,they hurriedly did.Why didn't they stand on asserting that they hadn't done anything wrong and would be ready to go to court?

Lamasta:


Oga read the story again very slowly and you will read where they slept in the cell that day...