The Lagos State Police Command on Sunday reacted to the comment by music star Peter Okoye (P-Square) on Seun Kuti’s conduct.Information Guide Nigeria
Seun Kuti, the scion of the iconic Fela Kuti, made headlines over the weekend when he reportedly slapped a police officer. The incident occurred after Kuti’s vehicle was stopped on Third Mainland Bridge.
In a shocking turn of events, the Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba, has publicly denounced the recent assault and battery incident involving the renowned Afrobeat sensation. In a bold move, Baba has ordered the immediate arrest and prosecution of the star, sending shockwaves throughout the entertainment industry.
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Peter took to Twitter to express his thoughts on the recent altercation involving Seun and his family. The incident was described as unfortunate, with reports indicating that Seun’s loved ones were in harm’s way.NYSC Portal
“When you understand what happens when a man is put in a situation to protect his family from any form of danger, our emotions get the better of us.
“I ask and plead that the #NigerianPoliceForce accept our unreserved apologies for the unfortunate outburst and tamper justice with mercy,” he tweeted.
In response, Police Public Relations Officer, SP Benjamin Hundeyin advised the artiste to do the same and face the consequence.
“Whenever you feel an unarmed lone police officer put your family in danger (God forbids it), go ahead and slap the officer.
“Do it in Nigeria and the USA where you visit often. I’m certain eminent Nigerians will bring up this argument of yours in your defence,” Hundeyin wrote.JAMB Result
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