It was a show of shame, confusion, and uncertainty as Nigerian popular singer and serially suspected internet fraudster, Crown Uzama, who is widely known as Shallipopi bragged on his Instagram page, claiming about 100 officers of the Nigerian foremost security body, Nigeria Police Force, guide him daily.
Shallipopi had been serially accused of being an internet fraudster, and once arrested by the Nigerian anti-graft agency, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Shallipopi in the Instagram post, evidenced his claim with a video showing his convoy of vehicles with some police vans.
Reacting to the video clip, some Nigerians were confused if the Police knew their primary duty.
Besides, many Nigerians worry if Shallipopi's claims are true, how many Nigerian Police are now remaining to guide other Nigerians at the station where the battalion of police officers was withdrawn?
However, The Round Table thought the video clip could be of a police escort who either aided the EFCC during one of the many attempts to arrest Shallipopi, the moment, which might have been caught with Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Installed at his house.
Recall that Shallipopi, during his ordeal with the EFCC, was convicted of internet fraud and aiding a financial scam.
Among the reactions to the development, a Nigerian urged him to keep up with the number of security men as he plans to visit his hometown, Benin City, Edo State, a State believed to be of mixed security perception even though some people believe the claim could be a lie.
The video clip which was captioned "100 police dey guide me every day," posted by WahalaNetwork could be watched below:
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Published 3/31/2024 7:28:34 AM