ONE WAY TRIP: Police Brutality & Insecurity | Episode 2 | Documentary Series

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In this episode, we shine a spotlight on the issue of police brutality and the overarching sense of insecurity that looms over Nigeria. Our five subjects recount harrowing encounters with law enforcement, sharing personal stories that underscore the urgent need for reform within the Nigerian police force.
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@TheOTLoveTrain 4 месяца назад

Please share your stories in the comments section! We would love to hear from everyone ❤

@marvellous_igwe 4 месяца назад

I was just 16 when I had a misunderstanding with a neighbour, an older woman, in short it was a matter of self defense, I was taken to the station and asked to write a statement and I was left there overnight(which was against the law), but just because my “neighbour” was well known by them… We’ve all had our share, Nigeria needs to fix up, really 😢

@juachi1000 4 месяца назад

I really love how this series highlights the problem points in the system. This should not be seen as an affront but rather a way to gauge areas that need intervention: police brutality, insecurity, poor governance etc. Hopefully, one day, the government will truly understand that the interests of its citizens are of paramount importance.

@nkems_space 4 месяца назад

I lived in Idi Araba for 1 year, and I can attest to these layers of security and random gunshots….family was at akoka and it isn’t better there. Bariga was hot too. Japa isn’t just cos you’re not doing well, sometimes it’s just for peace of mind.

@jemimahadewale9361 4 месяца назад

This needs to go viral. 😢 God Abeg 😢😢

@TheSholaAdekunle 4 месяца назад

It’s been such a while since I’ve seen content so great that I’m sending to WhatsApp😅 Well done OTLT. Can’t wait for the next episode

@olawalevictoria1287 4 месяца назад

😢😢😢 I just remembered late last year, i was going to work and the bike man that carried mw decided not to give them any money. They never gree. In the heat of the moment, the police man wanted to hit the bike man with the thick stick they usually, Omooo, the stick landed on my nose. I was bleeding like, it was God that saved me that day.

@Glow_babyy 4 месяца назад

Sometimes this country is just a joke 😢 But God dey

@moyesanstephen7232 3 месяца назад

I remember in 1995 when I wrote my first JAMB, one of the comprehensions given to us, and the writer focused on this Japa syndrome. Then, in 1995, People were not really moving out of Nigeria, and the writer further emphasized that if everybody left the country, the people would carry out the task of social responsibilities, rehabilitation, and restriction of the country; the police are not good because you are not in the country, the government is bad because you are not in the country, the policy is not good because you are not there to give better policy, the country is bad because we all left the country. Organize an association that will be home-supportive and see how we can crush these people. We don't have two countries. We are people of value all over the world.

@vula4u958 4 месяца назад

Mind blowing. Love this. Have shared it too. Wonderful editing. Nigeria sef, we really need Gods Kingdom. Well-done guys. Love the series a lot. Keep it coming pls.

@TheFikky40 4 месяца назад

Wow... Mushin to the world

@Superted420 4 месяца назад

My experiences with the police because I’ve had several.lol.Nigeria my country. The one that stood out was when I was stopped from a bus coming from Ibadan to Lagos at Berger . I went for a job inspection because I work with an oil firm and I was sitting in front of the bus. I had two phones and was pressing one of them, I was putting on denim all through. Since passengers stopped at Berger , I was going to Maryland. The police saw me and said I should drop from the bus. The bus driver told me to get down cos he probably thought I was a fraudster after which he drove off. The police asked me to identify myself which I did . They were not convinced and they decided to take me to their station at ojota claiming they will run forensics on my phone and if I’m found guilty I would be arrested . They put me on a bike and I was sitting in the middle of two of them. When we got to the station,they went through my phones and they didn’t see anything . I had to call my boss who called the commissioner of police on my behalf. After all the calls the DPO came to me to apologize after all the embarrassing moment they put me through. When I was leaving the station they still asked me for money cos they found cash in my wallet . I was so pissed. The problem is once you’re young and doing good then you’re profiled already. Such a sad experience. The one of car nko. Too many stories

@TheSami_A. 4 месяца назад

Crazy stuff

@davidharrison6572 4 месяца назад

I don’t want to recall the madness of police, lastma in Lagos. Now even after I’ve left I still have ptsd of if I see police

@TheFikky40 4 месяца назад

The only reason I didn't experience so much police brutality is because I don't go out much and I never stay out late but I have had my fair share of the police criminality.... If you can survive in Nigeria, you can survive anywhere in the world.

@oyindamolaalao 4 месяца назад

This matter if I start to talk I’m still traumatized abeg I will 100000 times leave Nigeria again

@Spitty95 4 месяца назад

Honestly I learned a lot, thank you for sharing

@TheSholaAdekunle 4 месяца назад

You guys are doing amazing with this series! Big ups to you!

@BubeAdelaja 4 месяца назад

this is amazing !! i’d love to see more episodes 😘

@olayideevarie5040 4 месяца назад

No matter how much fun Naija is, the trauma that comes with being there, gosh! An average young adult in naija can relate to these stories. Glad to be out

@Jotham-Onoboke 4 месяца назад

This are really sad experiences😢

@rosalia3913 4 месяца назад

An enlightening episode, although very terrible experiences.

@mrsshof 4 месяца назад

Wow... sigh!

@danielokaria7321 4 месяца назад

The time F-Sars handcuffed me and collected 20k from me on my way to Benin Thank God they’re gone now but police brutality is still around, just a bit mellow now.

@Allthingsbube 4 месяца назад

Omo.. it is well. 😢

@olamilekancole1142 4 месяца назад

Trauma 😢

@oreoluwaaofolaju6116 4 месяца назад

Gosh,What a traumatic experience!🥲💔

@bolaharrison 4 месяца назад

If every Nigerian start to talk, the trauma will be large

@oreoluwaaofolaju6116 4 месяца назад

Omo iya mi,iya silifa…was a regular tho 😂

@umarmuneerah9995 4 месяца назад

I am computer engineering graduate and I'm always with my laptop obviously and the police arrested me because I am a yahoo girl or helping yahoo boys with my course and I was just laughing because, so I went to a Nigerian university (you know the drill now) to end up using it for yahoo boy because I was with laptop like really 😂😂😂

@Glow_babyy 4 месяца назад

I hope a lot of people see this 😢