Outrage continues to grow over the tragic shooting of a WAEC student in Ibadan by Nigerian police. Social media personality Verydarkman has weighed in, calling the situation a “Police Pandemic” and urging citizens to be cautious.
- Verydarkman believes the Ibadan shooting is part of a larger pattern of police brutality in Nigeria.
- He suggests that police officers’ actions are often driven by frustration and fear for their own futures.
- He questions the lack of action from the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission.
The online community is buzzing after Verydarkman, a popular social media activist, shared his thoughts on the recent police shooting in Ibadan, Oyo. The incident, which resulted in the death of a WAEC student, has sparked widespread condemnation and renewed calls for police reform.
In a Facebook post, Verydarkman didn’t hold back, stating,
“We are currently facing police pandemic.”
He expressed his sadness over the incident, highlighting what he sees as a disturbing trend of police brutality across the country.
While acknowledging the tragedy, Verydarkman also offered a controversial perspective. He suggested that many police officers are
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“frustrated by the system”
and acting out of fear.
“An average policeman is scared of his future,”
he claimed, suggesting that this fear leads to extortion and abuse of power.
However, he was quick to add that this doesn’t justify their actions.
“I’m not saying that’s a justifiable reason why they will act any how they act,”
he clarified.
Verydarkman also criticized the lack of accountability within the police force. He repeatedly questioned,
“What is the police IG doing about it?”
and
“What is the police commission doing about it?”
He argued that those in positions of power are failing to protect citizens from police misconduct.
The post has generated a mixed reaction, with some agreeing with Verydarkman’s analysis. Regardless, it has amplified the conversation surrounding police reform and the need for greater accountability in Nigeria.
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