The Nigerian Police Force has detained an officer who appeared in a viral video holding bundles of naira notes while billionaire Razaq Okoya’s sons sprayed cash at an event.
Police spokesperson Olumuyiwa Adejobi, in a statement on X (formerly Twitter), criticized the officer’s conduct as unprofessional and pledged disciplinary action.
He emphasized the police’s commitment to maintaining ethical standards and core values.
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The widely circulated video shows the Okoya brothers instructing a police officer to hold bundles of naira, violating Nigeria’s legal tender laws, which prohibit currency abuse.
Nigerians Response
The police’s swift action against the officer in the viral video has sparked criticism on social media, with many accusing the authorities of selective enforcement.