Think9ja:

To be honest, if you read what happened, you'll understand why the police is saying this.

From what we heard, it was a stop and search operation. The police man was said to have asked them to pull over. As they were waiting for the car in front of them to move so that they could park well, the unfortunate incident happened.

I mean, there was no justification whatsoever for him to have done that. The first thing that came to my mind when I read that story was accidental discharge of firearm.

The story went further to say that the suspect also threatened to shoot the sister of the deceased. Asin, does that look ordinary? I think he panicked or something like that.

Honestly, I feel for both families. The family of the deceased for losing a loved one and the family of the suspect for the shame and misery he brought to them. Thirty three years of service all gone down the drain in split seconds. He's definitely going to spend a long time in prison.

I know we're angry and disappointed. But after all the emotions, let's sit down to properly analysed what might have happened. Let's temper Justice with mercy.

Would I have said this if she was my loved one? I don't know.

RIP to her and I pray the family gets the fortitude to bear this grate lost and I pray justice is served.

In response to the bolded section of your post. I knew the moment I read the story that the man was definitely under the influence of alcohol and probably hard drugs at the time of the incident.

Then few days later, someone I know was talking about the case and guess what? She knew the man several years ago, and worked with him for a while. She told me the man will come to work most mornings reeking of alcohol.

Most people who feel the need to drink alcohol in the morning are usually alcoholics. In psychological evaluation of alcohol dependence it is called an "eye opener".

How on earth a police officer on duty with access to a lethal weapon could be an alcoholic is a systemic problem in the NPF.

But be it manslaughter or murder, the man is responsible for his actions and should pay for it.

Why are we so DAFT. SERIOUSLY 21ST CENTURY A COP IS STILL TALKING LIKE THIS. KUKUMA TURN EVERY COP TO SPIRITUAL REALM TO CURB CRIME. NONSENSE

If it was Mr Adejobi Muyiwa's son or daughter that got shot, I hope he will still call the shooter a "very nice" man right.

Alcohol is referred to "spirits" for a reason. Police na check their officers, the problem of Alcoholism flourishes leading to such a catastrophe

If it is in Republic of Malabo that he commented such a heinous crime eh....?

Nigerians for don forget am since unto burning levels.

Nice man for gutter.

May this kind of "niceness" locate your family

Useless man

My God!!!!!!
policeman go see white
E go tell you say I say that thing na red

Think9ja:

To be honest, if you read what happened, you'll understand why the police is saying this.

From what we heard, it was a stop and search operation. The police man was said to have asked them to pull over. As they were waiting for the car in front of them to move so that they could park well, the unfortunate incident happened.

I mean, there was no justification whatsoever for him to have done that. The first thing that came to my mind when I read that story was accidental discharge of firearm.

The story went further to say that the suspect also threatened to shoot the sister of the deceased. Asin, does that look ordinary? I think he panicked or something like that.

Honestly, I feel for both families. The family of the deceased for losing a loved one and the family of the suspect for the shame and misery he brought to them. Thirty three years of service all gone down the drain in split seconds. He's definitely going to spend a long time in prison.

I know we're angry and disappointed. But after all the emotions, let's sit down to properly analysed what might have happened. Let's temper Justice with mercy.

Would I have said this if she was my loved one? I don't know.

RIP to her and I pray the family gets the fortitude to bear this grate lost and I pray justice is served.

Every road has an end. Did you for a second think he thought he was above the law? ... after 33 years he is a demi god?..God?... judge, jury and executioner? What could possibly happen in a traffic stop that he would threaten to shoot .... not arrest ... shoot the victim's sister? ... and he went on to shoot the victim. Did you consider that he may have done this before?... more than once?... and nothing happened to him? ... that the only reason this made news is because the victim is a somebody ... a lawyer? Was the stop and search legal?.... or for extortion? End of the road for him .... I wish he gets what he deserves in jail.

his not even saying they should release him

OGIBRA:
Efunfun,edi,asasi,ebilu, aransi, REALLY? those are all attribute of the devil, so mr spokeperson of the police, i tink 80% of those in ur prison,jail or cell should be release, because that is also their excuse after commiting their crime...NAIJA, wen u thought u have hear it all.,
I.O.T

Do we have any nice police man in this country?

Nigeria Police Force...I hail o

Think9ja:

To be honest, if you read what happened, you'll understand why the police is saying this.

From what we heard, it was a stop and search operation. The police man was said to have asked them to pull over. As they were waiting for the car in front of them to move so that they could park well, the unfortunate incident happened.

I mean, there was no justification whatsoever for him to have done that. The first thing that came to my mind when I read that story was accidental discharge of firearm.

The story went further to say that the suspect also threatened to shoot the sister of the deceased. Asin, does that look ordinary? I think he panicked or something like that.

Honestly, I feel for both families. The family of the deceased for losing a loved one and the family of the suspect for the shame and misery he brought to them. Thirty three years of service all gone down the drain in split seconds. He's definitely going to spend a long time in prison.

I know we're angry and disappointed. But after all the emotions, let's sit down to properly analysed what might have happened. Let's temper Justice with mercy.

Would I have said this if she was my loved one? I don't know.

RIP to her and I pray the family gets the fortitude to bear this grate lost and I pray justice is served.

You're an idiot.

And may suffering not temper justice with mercy when dealing with your useless life.

olaeffect:


I agree with you.
I entered Keke one day in Ibadan, and the Keke guy was giving police N50.00 from a particular safe in the Keke.
When I got to my destination I gave the Keke guy N500.00 for a trip of N250.00 he gave me N300.00 and requested for N50.00 back, stating that he did not have change.
I pointed to his safe that had many N50.00 that he was giving police from to give me change from it.
The guy outrightly told me that the N50.00 from the safe was for policemen. He said he won't say much, but that he cannot give money from that safe to someone that has not done him any evil.
I knew he was dead serious when he mentioned that I can go with the N300.00 he had given me if I did not have N50.00 to give him back.
Things are happening ooo.

You don't mean..

You see what l am saying..

the police work is not a good work in nigeria..l will never allow any of my family or my children to join police

Sick country. Sick through and through. I nearly threw up reading this.

He can practice his niceties behind bars!
Its really depressing to hear such insensitive words ebbing out from the police considering the anguish and sadness the family is going through at the moment!

Think9ja:

To be honest, if you read what happened, you'll understand why the police is saying this.

From what we heard, it was a stop and search operation. The police man was said to have asked them to pull over. As they were waiting for the car in front of them to move so that they could park well, the unfortunate incident happened.

I mean, there was no justification whatsoever for him to have done that. The first thing that came to my mind when I read that story was accidental discharge of firearm.

The story went further to say that the suspect also threatened to shoot the sister of the deceased. Asin, does that look ordinary? I think he panicked or something like that.

Honestly, I feel for both families. The family of the deceased for losing a loved one and the family of the suspect for the shame and misery he brought to them. Thirty three years of service all gone down the drain in split seconds. He's definitely going to spend a long time in prison.

I know we're angry and disappointed. But after all the emotions, let's sit down to properly analysed what might have happened. Let's temper Justice with mercy.

Would I have said this if she was my loved one? I don't know.

RIP to her and I pray the family gets the fortitude to bear this grate lost and I pray justice is served.

fool
You don’t know??


If I catch you in the trap I’ma whack you

This is one reason Nigerians take laws into their hands

Even though he's a nice man, the law must take it's course.

Think9ja:

To be honest, if you read what happened, you'll understand why the police is saying this.

From what we heard, it was a stop and search operation. The police man was said to have asked them to pull over. As they were waiting for the car in front of them to move so that they could park well, the unfortunate incident happened.

I mean, there was no justification whatsoever for him to have done that. The first thing that came to my mind when I read that story was accidental discharge of firearm.

The story went further to say that the suspect also threatened to shoot the sister of the deceased. Asin, does that look ordinary? I think he panicked or something like that.

Honestly, I feel for both families. The family of the deceased for losing a loved one and the family of the suspect for the shame and misery he brought to them. Thirty three years of service all gone down the drain in split seconds. He's definitely going to spend a long time in prison.

I know we're angry and disappointed. But after all the emotions, let's sit down to properly analysed what might have happened. Let's temper Justice with mercy.

Would I have said this if she was my loved one? I don't know.

RIP to her and I pray the family gets the fortitude to bear this grate lost and I pray justice is served.

Just two years to his retirement, it's either he or she had cut short someone else's joy in the past hence the diabolical manipulation.

Eriokanmi:
Maybe...a spell by the relatives of the innocent lives he had taken or people he had extorted in the course of his duty . Karma isn't wicked, it will strike at the appropriate time.

Ever thought the karma could be otherwise as in the side of the slain legal luminary.

LibertyRep:
What manner of reportage is this?

Now it's obvious that some media are bent on adding more fuel to the raging fire?

After saying all these, the PPRO ended by asserting that this isn't to absolve him as he's facing the music and that Lagos State Govt and not the police is prosecuting him.

This headline is pure gaslighting and I urge the MODs to take it down.

Thunder fire take down.

Stupid man, let his lawyer prove it to the judge that he was under a spell when he shot and killed the poor lady...Ewu Gambia

To punish a law breaking murderer is the law..

Accepting his repentance {after being punished}, belongs only to God

dupcydo:
his not even saying they should release him

REALLY? he is saying he should be punish for his crime abi? am sure deep down inside u, u know what that statement mean, SELF DECEIT IS NOT GOOD...
I.O.T

This is plausible because till date nobody has explained the circumstances shooting. All the news reports did not provide any reason or circumstance for the action which is curious

Think9ja:

To be honest, if you read what happened, you'll understand why the police is saying this.

From what we heard, it was a stop and search operation. The police man was said to have asked them to pull over. As they were waiting for the car in front of them to move so that they could park well, the unfortunate incident happened.

I mean, there was no justification whatsoever for him to have done that. The first thing that came to my mind when I read that story was accidental discharge of firearm.

The story went further to say that the suspect also threatened to shoot the sister of the deceased. Asin, does that look ordinary? I think he panicked or something like that.

Honestly, I feel for both families. The family of the deceased for losing a loved one and the family of the suspect for the shame and misery he brought to them. Thirty three years of service all gone down the drain in split seconds. He's definitely going to spend a long time in prison.

I know we're angry and disappointed. But after all the emotions, let's sit down to properly analysed what might have happened. Let's temper Justice with mercy.

Would I have said this if she was my loved one? I don't know.

RIP to her and I pray the family gets the fortitude to bear this grate lost and I pray justice is served.

sometimes a lot of us just follow the trend and allow our emotions to get the better part of us, a sweet life was lost as a result of a singular shot but the motive behind is not certain, so allow me to concur with that narrative of the police spokesman, but in all justice should prevail. RIP to deceased

2mercy:


https://gazettengr.com/raheem-police-defend-cop-who-killed-pregnant-lawyer-call-him-nice-man/

You know some of the Leaders of these law enforcement agencies are so ignorant of the Law.

Our laws do not recognize witchcraft otherwise Abba Kyari, Hush Puppy, Anini, Ijeoma, etc were all acting under diabolical influence .

2mercy:


https://gazettengr.com/raheem-police-defend-cop-who-killed-pregnant-lawyer-call-him-nice-man/

Same way armed robbers are nice people but under a spell to rob. Rubbish talk.

His Niceness will save him in Jail. Sope otilo

Think9ja:

To be honest, if you read what happened, you'll understand why the police is saying this.

From what we heard, it was a stop and search operation. The police man was said to have asked them to pull over. As they were waiting for the car in front of them to move so that they could park well, the unfortunate incident happened.

I mean, there was no justification whatsoever for him to have done that. The first thing that came to my mind when I read that story was accidental discharge of firearm.

The story went further to say that the suspect also threatened to shoot the sister of the deceased. Asin, does that look ordinary? I think he panicked or something like that.

Honestly, I feel for both families. The family of the deceased for losing a loved one and the family of the suspect for the shame and misery he brought to them. Thirty three years of service all gone down the drain in split seconds. He's definitely going to spend a long time in prison.

I know we're angry and disappointed. But after all the emotions, let's sit down to properly analysed what might have happened. Let's temper Justice with mercy.

Would I have said this if she was my loved one? I don't know.

RIP to her and I pray the family gets the fortitude to bear this grate lost and I pray justice is served.

You could have juat posted the last part and discarded the others.

Think9ja:

To be honest, if you read what happened, you'll understand why the police is saying this.

From what we heard, it was a stop and search operation. The police man was said to have asked them to pull over. As they were waiting for the car in front of them to move so that they could park well, the unfortunate incident happened.

I mean, there was no justification whatsoever for him to have done that. The first thing that came to my mind when I read that story was accidental discharge of firearm.

The story went further to say that the suspect also threatened to shoot the sister of the deceased. Asin, does that look ordinary? I think he panicked or something like that.

Honestly, I feel for both families. The family of the deceased for losing a loved one and the family of the suspect for the shame and misery he brought to them. Thirty three years of service all gone down the drain in split seconds. He's definitely going to spend a long time in prison.

I know we're angry and disappointed. But after all the emotions, let's sit down to properly analysed what might have happened. Let's temper Justice with mercy.

Would I have said this if she was my loved one? I don't know.

RIP to her and I pray the family gets the fortitude to bear this grate lost and I pray justice is served.

You just wrote a whole load of nonsense! When people kill others there is a system of justice that restores law and order. Nobody care about all this crap you just wrote. I wonder what is wrong with some of you, always looking for emotional ways of bending the law!

2mercy:


https://gazettengr.com/raheem-police-defend-cop-who-killed-pregnant-lawyer-call-him-nice-man/

Everyone knows that the names VANDI and DRAMBI are indigenous to Adamawa state ALONE.