A viral video shows the moment a Nigerian immigrant was seen being assaulted by police in Turkey, reportedly over lack of documents.
The video is causing a stir online as Nigerians complain over the horrific treatment being meted out to the victim.
Notorious blogger, Gistlover shared the video with the caption: “Turkey policemen seen maltreating Nigerian man over Residence permit, Naija policemen or turkey policemen which one worse pass bayi????”
Watch the video below…
Multiple replies to the video noted that Africans are always being maltreated by foreigners because they never feel secure in their own country and always travel to other people’s countries.
“Why will black men continue to allow themselves be the most publicly humiliated men in the world? Black men stop running begging to be in another man’s country and build up your own then this humiliation won’t keep repeating itself. Truth hurts but it’s necessary to be said. Argue with your ancestors 👀🤦🏽♀️” one netizen said under Gistlover’s post.
Another added: “U see this turkey ehn…. Their racism is out of this world ….”
Meanwhile, two Nigerians facing steep jail time in Cambodia over drug offences have launched appeals.
The Phnom Penh Appeal Court heard the appeal of two Nigerian men who were sentenced to a 30-year jail term and life imprisonment respectively in 2018 by the lower court for smuggling more than one kilogram of cocaine from Columbia to Cambodia in 2017.
Presiding Judge Nguon Ratana named the duo as Okoro Chukwuka Boniface, 37, and Obiora Dozie Frank, 36, former Nigerian football player with a Cambodian Football Team in Cambodia.
Judge Ratana noted that at about 4pm on July 13, 2017, Frank, who was the manager of a football team living in Phnom Penh’s Por Senchey district, drove his Lexus car dropped off his friend Okoro Chukwuka Boniface, the football player, in front of the DHL Express branch in Chom Chao commune.
He said that after dropping Boniface, Frank waited for Boniface at a car garage near Veng Sreng Street in Chom Chao commune.
The judge said plainclothes anti-drug officers were meanwhile monitoring the duo’s activities.
“Okoro Chukwuka Boniface was arrested after he had received the drug shipment from an anti-drug police officer at the DHL Express branch in Chom Chao commune,” Judge Ratana said reading the fact sheet.
Source: Nigeriabombshell.com
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