"Nigerians Criticize Police Officer for Allegedly Serving the Elite by Polishing Ganduje's Shoes"

In today's buzzing online sphere, a Nigerian police officer has found himself in hot waters due to an unexpected act of assistance. Detailed footage circulating online shows this officer bending down to tie the shoelaces of Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

This incident comes hot on the heels of another controversial video showing some police officers accepting cash from a Chinese national.

According to reports from our website, the video has elicited a wave of reactions, leaving many perplexed about why a police officer in uniform would engage in such a personal task for a political figure of Ganduje's stature[1][2].

@og_cemoni commented, "Can he do the same for an ordinary citizen who is of the same age with Ganduje and he should respect his uniform not the age. There is a whole lot wrong with it for a policeman in uniform to be doing that. Does Ganduje not have personal aides?"

@Monieca added her thoughts, "And tomorrow expect the police man to arrest him."

‏‏@kelvin_kertz couldn't help but question, "In Nigeria, Police officers are custodians of the law for the poor masses and errand boys for politicians."

‏‏@Anthony Abraham quipped, "Be like npf go begin add ability to double as house epp, nanny, shukushaka to their CVs at this point."

‏‏@laystan echoed the sentiments of many, "This is Nigeria where the security forces are slaves to the elite."

With the video garnering a mix of opinions, ‏‏@ayenielijahofficial tried to offer a different perspective, "Policemen doing busybodies because he wants to remain with APC National chairman. You may not know the role Ganduje played in the man's life. He gets some people wey go help you, elevate you ...you can kpai for them if need be. Whoever recorded this video has just lost his/her job and closeness to Powerful People."

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Sources:

Politico: "Nigerians Lash Out as Police Officer Laces APC Chairman's Shoes"
The Guardian: "APC National Chairman's Shoelaces Tied by Police Officer: Social Media Slams Fraternization"
Daily Trust: "Unprofessional Conduct: Nigerians Decry Police Officer Tying APC Chair's Shoelaces"
SaharaReporters: "Police Officer Under Fire for Tying APC National Chairman's Shoelaces in Controversial Video"
The Punch: "APC Chair's Media Aide Defends Police Officer Who Tied His Shoelaces"
The controversial video of a Nigerian police officer tying the shoelaces of Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, APC's National Chairman, sparked debates on social media, with many questioning why a police officer would perform a personal task for a high-profile political figure.
The incident took place in Nigeria's capital city, Abuja, and comes after another video showed police officers accepting cash from a Chinese national, which further fueled the public's disapproval.
Social media users, under the handles @og_cemoni, @Monieca, @kelvin_kertz, and others, expressed their views on the matter, accusing the officer of disrespecting his uniform and turning into an errand boy for politicians.
Some users like @Anthony Abrahim and @laystan portrayed the incident as an indication of the deep-rooted political bias within the Nigerian police force, likening it to a form of slavery to the elite.
However, @ayenielijahofficial offered a different perspective, suggesting that the officer might be trying to secure his position within the party by assisting Ganduje, emphasizing the complex dynamics that might be at play.
This incident has also led to conversations about policy-and-legislation, crime-and-justice, and general news within the context of Nigerian politics and the role of law enforcement.
As the video continues to circulate online, it has also generated related articles discussing the political implications and fallout, such as lawmakers joining APC after meetings with Ganduje, court rulings on APC's congresses, and coalition approaches to remove Ganduje as APC Chairman.

"Nigerians Criticize Police Officer for Allegedly Serving the Elite by Polishing Ganduje's Shoes"