A shocking CCTV footage has surfaced online, allegedly showing Nigerian police officer taking mobile phones from a shop in Ondo State during a period of community unrest. The video, posted by Sahara Reporters on its X (formerly Twitter) handle, captures the moment officers entered the shop, unplugged multiple phones, and left with them. shocked

While it remains unclear whether the officer took the devices for safekeeping or personal gain, the footage has sparked widespread outrage among Nigerians. Many social media users are calling for an investigation and demanding urgent reforms in the Nigerian police force to curb alleged misconduct and abuse of power.

Authorities have yet to respond to the viral video, but pressure continues to mount for accountability in the force.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgfgKppLhpo


VIDEO: Nigerian Police Officers Caught On CCTV Stealing Phones From Ondo Shop Amid Community Unrest

Police officers from the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) unit of the Nigeria Police Force have been caught on CCTV stealing mobile phones from a shop in Idogun, Ose Local Government Area of Ondo State.

The incident occurred on March 22, 2025, during a period of heightened tension in the community.

The shop, owned by Seketi Adebowale, is a barbershop reportedly equipped with solar energy valued at N6 million, which also serves as a charging station for mobile phones and power banks. According to Adebowale, the officers broke into the shop and stole several phones belonging to customers who had left them to charge.

“In each of the videos, a policeman walks in and takes phones from where they were being charged,” Adebowale said. “I received a mobile alert about intruders and checked the footage, which revealed that the individuals were from SWAT Akure. Expecting them to tamper with the camera, I quickly removed it for safekeeping.”

Adebowale said the police were in the area in connection with a larger conflict involving a Navy captain, Jide Falade, and the local king. The dispute began after the king allegedly accused Falade of armed robbery and kidnapping, leading to his arrest and court appearance on March 21. The hearing was adjourned to March 22.

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A shocking CCTV footage has surfaced online, allegedly showing Nigerian police officer taking mobile phones from a shop in Ondo State during a period of community unrest. The video, posted by Sahara Reporters on its X (formerly Twitter) handle, captures the moment officers entered the shop, unplugged multiple phones, and left with them. shocked

While it remains unclear whether the officer took the devices for safekeeping or personal gain, the footage has sparked widespread outrage among Nigerians. Many social media users are calling for an investigation and demanding urgent reforms in the Nigerian police force to curb alleged misconduct and abuse of power.

Authorities have yet to respond to the viral video, but pressure continues to mount for accountability in the force.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgfgKppLhpo


VIDEO: Nigerian Police Officers Caught On CCTV Stealing Phones From Ondo Shop Amid Community Unrest

Police officers from the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) unit of the Nigeria Police Force have been caught on CCTV stealing mobile phones from a shop in Idogun, Ose Local Government Area of Ondo State.



The incident occurred on March 22, 2025, during a period of heightened tension in the community.



The shop, owned by Seketi Adebowale, is a barbershop reportedly equipped with solar energy valued at N6 million, which also serves as a charging station for mobile phones and power banks. According to Adebowale, the officers broke into the shop and stole several phones belonging to customers who had left them to charge.

“In each of the videos, a policeman walks in and takes phones from where they were being charged,” Adebowale said. “I received a mobile alert about intruders and checked the footage, which revealed that the individuals were from SWAT Akure. Expecting them to tamper with the camera, I quickly removed it for safekeeping.”

Adebowale said the police were in the area in connection with a larger conflict involving a Navy captain, Jide Falade, and the local king. The dispute began after the king allegedly accused Falade of armed robbery and kidnapping, leading to his arrest and court appearance on March 21. The hearing was adjourned to March 22.



https://saharareporters.com/2025/03/23/video-nigerian-police-officers-caught-cctv-stealing-phones-ondo-shop-ami
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A shocking CCTV footage has surfaced online, allegedly showing Nigerian police officer taking mobile phones from a shop in Ondo State during a period of community unrest. The video, posted by Sahara Reporters on its X (formerly Twitter) handle, captures the moment officers entered the shop, unplugged multiple phones, and left with them. shocked

While it remains unclear whether the officer took the devices for safekeeping or personal gain, the footage has sparked widespread outrage among Nigerians. Many social media users are calling for an investigation and demanding urgent reforms in the Nigerian police force to curb alleged misconduct and abuse of power.

Authorities have yet to respond to the viral video, but pressure continues to mount for accountability in the force.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgfgKppLhpo


VIDEO: Nigerian Police Officers Caught On CCTV Stealing Phones From Ondo Shop Amid Community Unrest

Police officers from the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) unit of the Nigeria Police Force have been caught on CCTV stealing mobile phones from a shop in Idogun, Ose Local Government Area of Ondo State.



The incident occurred on March 22, 2025, during a period of heightened tension in the community.



The shop, owned by Seketi Adebowale, is a barbershop reportedly equipped with solar energy valued at N6 million, which also serves as a charging station for mobile phones and power banks. According to Adebowale, the officers broke into the shop and stole several phones belonging to customers who had left them to charge.

“In each of the videos, a policeman walks in and takes phones from where they were being charged,” Adebowale said. “I received a mobile alert about intruders and checked the footage, which revealed that the individuals were from SWAT Akure. Expecting them to tamper with the camera, I quickly removed it for safekeeping.”

Adebowale said the police were in the area in connection with a larger conflict involving a Navy captain, Jide Falade, and the local king. The dispute began after the king allegedly accused Falade of armed robbery and kidnapping, leading to his arrest and court appearance on March 21. The hearing was adjourned to March 22.



https://saharareporters.com/2025/03/23/video-nigerian-police-officers-caught-cctv-stealing-phones-ondo-shop-ami
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