Touts seize policeman’s bike for refusing to ‘settle boys’ while secretly working as okada rider

A video making the rounds online shows area boys accosting a police officer who was reportedly working as a commercial bike rider.

The officer wore a jacket which covered his police uniform so it could not be immediately ascertained by passengers.

Touts challenged him for refusing to remit some money to them after working as a okada rider in their area.

In the video, they could be seen seizing his motorbike, so he was forced to remove the jacket and that was when his uniform became visible.

The boys then chided him for secretly working as a bike rider despite being a policeman, but he argued that he was not use the motorcycle for commercial purposes.

They insisted that he was seen transporting passengers and collecting money, to which he responded that he only went to buy food.

While the back and forth was taking place on a busy road, a police van pulled up close to where the encounter was taking place and he made moves to enter the vehicle.

Watch the video below:

eko.savage; Agbero is your friend???

teeh_lyfstyle; Hold am tight oo no let am go??

og____zamani; Mr Man settle area boys nah ????

taarriiqqqq; Omo…This country don turn Mad Max o

_bobo101; If u like wear Superman’s vest, you must settle guys ?.

officialyakzy; And a truck ? with siren ? just drove through em ??

Meanwhile, CorrectNG earlier reported how a young Nigerian man was hailed for preventing a police van from beating traffic in the Federal Capital Territory.

The guy said that he used his car to block the police vehicle while they were blaring sirens at a traffic stop.

In a video he posted on social media, the van could be seen behind his car with its siren on full on mode, but he did not move because the traffic light was showing red, which indicates stop.

He insisted on making sure the police do not violate traffic rule by waiting until the traffic light turns green, which signals go.

”Make una see police for my back. Dem wan break traffic rule, I no go gree them’’, he said.