"I Need My 100k Back" - Man Calls Out Nigerian Police After Extortion

A man has called out the Nigerian police after extorting him of his hard earn money.

Using his social media handle, the man narrated his horrible experience in the hands of the Nigerian police who made him to transfer 100 thousand to their account via POS.

The policemen initially wanted 2 million naira from him but after checking his account balance, they forced him to transfer 100 thousand naira to them.

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However the man identified as @alilmoonn has demanded the Nigerian police to return his money.

"In my life I have never been this scared, Nigeria is so scared, I was abused today by the Nigerian police men? They were 4 men plus the driver,  was coming back from the federal registry at ikoyi, this men stop my Uber drive and asked him to open his boot, he did.

"The police men found nothing the other one asked me to come down and meet their boss, I did and the boss asked me to enter a inside the car they’re using to patrol they carried me and say they want to report me to the Efcc, I’m a barber by profession, I have my certificate

"The police men said I should pay them 2 million naira, firstly they took my phone from me, I can’t even reach my mom or family, I told them that I don’t have up to that amount they’re requesting and I pleaded for them to stop so I can but  they never listen!!! It’s so sad Nigeria

"So the man check my UBA balance and found out I didn’t have such amount and the them to collect 100k from me, I did nothing they didn’t see any fraud activity in my phone, the man said if I did pay they will beat me or take me to the efcc and lock me up😢💔

"I was begging 🥺 I told them it’s my hard earn money Nigeria is hard and this men still making it unbearable for us😢 it’s very sad 😔 they took the 100k from my bank 💔 I couldn’t take pictures of the police because they’re with my phones. 

"I need my 100k back @PoliceNG, he concluded.