Reactions As Police Declare 2Baba Wanted For Alleged Killing of DPO 

 

The Nigerian Police Public Relations Officer, Prince Olumuyiwa Adejobi has caused reactions on social media after taking to his official social media page, X account, formerly known as Twitter to make a post to declare Gift David Okpara, popularly by his street name, “2Baba” wanted for three offenses.

According to a poster posted by Prince Olumuyiwa Adejobi, Gift David Okpara was declared wanted for Conspiracy, Cultism, and Murder of a Divisional Police Officer of River State, SP Bako Angbashim.

However, his social media post has stirred massive reactions from random social media users in Nigeria, with many taking to the comment section to react.

Kindly read in the screenshot below, some reactions from Nigerians who commented on his post:

They should give the family of the slain police the 100m since it takes 3weeks to fish out the killer.

We can pick any offender anywhere across the world, just commit an offense and move to any country, we give you max, of 3 weeks, and you are back, free of charge, bro. – Prince Olumuyiwa Adejobi. Countdown has started…

I’m very sure Nigerian police can get anything right when it affects them. Just a couple of days later they found who kill the officer.


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  1. I love the statement when it affect them

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