The suspects escaped through the river.
NDLEA sources say an investigation is underway, while Delta Police spokesperson Bright Edafe has appealed for calm.
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Lol you can’t swim and you go dey dive? He really no value his life
ReplyDeleteNa him papa work na so he put his life to protect to protect his father's company..๐
DeleteI tire oo,he carry am for head forgetting say na shoulder e supposed now the thing don chop him head
DeleteMay his soul rest in peace ๐️
May the soul of the officer rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteSo they jumped inside the river to arrest him? The one that survived should thank his stars
ReplyDeleteYou cant swim but jumped in to catch suspects. Na real wa.
ReplyDeleteSwimming skills should have been a criteria for them.naa.
ReplyDeleteWait, they didn't have swimming skills yet they diced into the river to catch suspects?
ReplyDeleteWhat sort of stupidity was that?
Nawa! May his soul rest in peace ๐
ReplyDeleteUnlawful death.
ReplyDeleteYeye dey smell.๐ฃ
Wisdom is profitable. May his soul rest in peace. And government no even send, they won't do nothing for his family
ReplyDeleteAvoidable death
ReplyDeleteRest on officer
May he soul rest in peace. They may have swimming skills but not just may not be as good as the suspect especially if he is from those riverine area. The suspect probably area know the water better than the deceased and his colleague. It may even shock you to know that the suspect may have also been making sacrifices to that water for protection. Feel free to ask those living in the creeks.
ReplyDeleteTi a ba ran ni ni'se eru, a nfi t'omo je. May God rest his soul.
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