Paul of P-Square laments increasing rate of Police extortion

Nigerian musical artiste, Paul Okoye of the P-Square duo has recently ranted about the rate of extortions by Nigerian police officers in Lagos. Paul took to his Instagram story where he complained about how police officers extorted money from him in Lagos. Although the singer didn’t give much details about what led to his lamentation, […]

Nigerian musical artiste, Paul Okoye of the P-Square duo has recently ranted about the rate of extortions by Nigerian police officers in Lagos.

Paul took to his Instagram story where he complained about how police officers extorted money from him in Lagos. Although the singer didn’t give much details about what led to his lamentation, however, he revealed an officer’s name and location who had recently extorted money from him.

On his Instagram account, @Iamkingrudy, Paul claimed; “The amount of police extortion nowadays is very Alarming! When I talk now one stupid spokesman will come and attack me. This stupid policeman almost empty his account just for nothing! Make Una de fear God at least. Officer – Suleman Bello Location Behind nycon town.” (sic)

This is not the first time Paul Okoye has slammed personnel of the Nigeria Police Force via his social media platform.

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Recall that Paul and a Delta State police spokesman, Bright Edafe had an argument in September when the singer’s colleague Ice prince was arrested by the police.

Ice Prince was arrested by operatives of the Lagos State Police Command, for driving without license plates and allegedly kidnaping a police officer who had entered the singer’s vehicle.

Paul Okoye who defended his colleague in an Instagram post said that the only reason a policeman should stop a driver and enter his car is that the police officer is a criminal or a kidnapper who wants to negotiate for a bribe.

Paul wrote, “The only reason a policeman will stop you and enter your car is just that they are looking for an avenue to negotiate for a crime you did not commit. As long as a policeman enters my car and tells me to drive. He’s a criminal or a kidnapper.”

Reacting to Paul’s comment, the police spokesman wrote; “Celebrities with no sense,”