When Abdullahi, who rode a motorcycle, was accosted by the police around the tollgate area on Wednesday, he allegedly showed them his fake naval identity card.
The policemen were about to let him go but something happened
some people in the area reportedly hinted the police that Abdullahi was impersonating and he had been on the navy wanted list.
According to PUNCH, the suspect was thereafter arrested and two fake ID cards recovered from him.
In his confession, Abdullahi claimed that he got the fake ID card to protect his motorcycle from traffic officials, including the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority and policemen.
Abdullahi added that his bride and parents, who were in Adamawa State, had yet to know that he had been arrested by the police, pleading that he should be freed to go and plan his wedding.
He said, “I am not a robber, but it is true that I impersonated a naval officer. I started impersonating in December 2015. I am a motorcyclist, and I wanted to be able to move on roads without any restriction.
“I wanted to avoid trouble from area boys, LASTMA officials and policemen. I came to Lagos last year and I am preparing for my wedding in Adamawa. My bride, Aisha, and my parents do not know that I have been arrested. The police did not allow me to call them. It is only my neighbours in Obalende, where I stay, who know.”
The suspect added that he got the ID card from a friend in Abuja after paying him a sum of N1,000.
He said, “I believe everything that happens is from God. It was one of my friends who got the naval ID card for me. I collected it from him in Abuja last year after paying N1,000.
“On the day I was arrested, policemen just stopped me during a search around Lekki while I was on my motorcycle. I showed them my ID card. They were going to let me go when some people nearby raised the alarm that the navy had been looking for me for the past two weeks, and the police should arrest me.
“I want to go back to Adamawa so I can prepare for my wedding on March 27. If I survive this case, I will not come to Lagos State again. I will just settle down with my family in Adamawa and work on my father’s farm.”
Sadly, Lagos police boss said wedding or no wedding he would be charged to court if found culpable.
According to PUNCH, the suspect was thereafter arrested and two fake ID cards recovered from him.
In his confession, Abdullahi claimed that he got the fake ID card to protect his motorcycle from traffic officials, including the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority and policemen.
Abdullahi added that his bride and parents, who were in Adamawa State, had yet to know that he had been arrested by the police, pleading that he should be freed to go and plan his wedding.
He said, “I am not a robber, but it is true that I impersonated a naval officer. I started impersonating in December 2015. I am a motorcyclist, and I wanted to be able to move on roads without any restriction.
“I wanted to avoid trouble from area boys, LASTMA officials and policemen. I came to Lagos last year and I am preparing for my wedding in Adamawa. My bride, Aisha, and my parents do not know that I have been arrested. The police did not allow me to call them. It is only my neighbours in Obalende, where I stay, who know.”
The suspect added that he got the ID card from a friend in Abuja after paying him a sum of N1,000.
He said, “I believe everything that happens is from God. It was one of my friends who got the naval ID card for me. I collected it from him in Abuja last year after paying N1,000.
“On the day I was arrested, policemen just stopped me during a search around Lekki while I was on my motorcycle. I showed them my ID card. They were going to let me go when some people nearby raised the alarm that the navy had been looking for me for the past two weeks, and the police should arrest me.
“I want to go back to Adamawa so I can prepare for my wedding on March 27. If I survive this case, I will not come to Lagos State again. I will just settle down with my family in Adamawa and work on my father’s farm.”
Sadly, Lagos police boss said wedding or no wedding he would be charged to court if found culpable.
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Maybe he can plan for his wedding when he comes back from prison after he must have been charged to court for impersonation because his offence attract a jail term which can be determine by the presiding judges of his case.
ReplyDeleteHe brought it upon himself and so he should face the music squarely
ReplyDeleteMy dear sorry u don enter police hand all this ur saying na medicine after death
ReplyDeleteEyah! I pity the guy, sha. Abeg, make dem send am back to him state. He don promise say, him no go come Lagos again.
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ReplyDeleteMay God help you out of this trouble... It's a very serious offence
ReplyDeleteWhy couldn't he just concentrate on riding his motorcycle and making a living out of it without impersonating? Now, he will have to face the consequences of his action
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thats quite unfortunate for him
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Photocopy o easy... No mata hw long a lie last, na one day truth go catch up wit it
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