Have you been questioning why the police have not apprehended the Chairman of the Lagos State Parks and Garages Association, Musiliu Akinsaya, Mc Oluomo?
Perhaps, you watched him speak about the Igbos in Lagos prior to the governorship election and see it as something that could have a hand in the assault on some voters in Lagos.
The police in wants you to do something about it.
The spokesperson for the Nigeria Police Force (NPF), Olumuyiwa Adejobi, says you can sue Mc Oluomo, but on certain conditions.
According to him, you must have an evidence to prove your claims against Oluomo.
Adejobi made the comment on Tuesday while reacting to a post from a Twitter User, @AjammaS.
The Joke
AjammaS via Twitter claimed that Adejobi and the police failed to protect voters during the election after he asked people to take MC Oluomo’s remark about Igbo in a viral video as a joke.
AjammaS wrote, “Sir, you are also guilty, if I may say. This is what you said in the TV interview, and I quote.
‘MC Oluomo’s threat is a joke, let’s take it as a joke until he perfected [sic] the threat.
“I urge everyone to go out and cast their votes”.
The accuser of the police further said: “Now Nigerians heed your calls and went out to cast their votes and unfortunately you failed to protect them as you promised.
“They were attacked by MC Oluomo and his boys, some were murdered, brutalised, blinded, and some are currently receiving treatment in different hospitals”.
Twitter Judgment
Adejobi, in his response, asked the Twitter user to sue MC Oluomo if he had evidence of attacks against him.
He says that Oluomo lacks immunity.
“You can take the case of attack up with MC if you have a case or evidence of attacks against him.
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“Many people and lawyers, even the deputy gov of Lagos, have said it severally.
“He has no immunity. So if you have a case of an attack against him, take it up.
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“There is no need to pass judgement or do trial on Twitter.
“Very simple. Many of you just follow others to raise this issue on Twitter,” the police official wrote.
