Paul Okoye, aka Rudeboy, a popular Nigerian artist, has taken to Instagram to express his displeasure with police extortion.
According to the artist, he returned to the club after two years and saw traffic blocks all across Lagos Island around 2 to 3 a.m.
He wrote;
Went to the club first time after two years plus mehnn. For God’s sake, why are they traffic at 2-3 am barricades, everywhere in Lagos Island. Police extortion in every angle with no shame. Mostly at club junctions and places that leads to people’s home. Meanwhile you can’t find them on roads leading to third mainland bridge. “Big man, Chairman, big boy” anything for us? Shi Shi. Una no go see for my hand.
See his post below
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