- Korra Obidi recently made waves on social media as she passionately voiced her grievances about the severe ordeal she faced while enjoying a lively night out with a close male friend.
- The Nigerian dancing sensation took to her online platform to share a video vividly portraying her unsettling encounters with the Nigerian police officers.
- In the footage, some policemen at different intervals halted and conducted searches on them along a busy Lagos street.
Korra Obidi, the Nigerian dancer and singer who primarily resides in the United States, has returned to her homeland, Nigeria, and, just a few hours ago, vehemently aired her dissatisfaction regarding the treatment she received from police officers while on a Lagos road.
On Instagram, the mother of two posted a video that featured her narrating her recent brief night out with Talent Manager Frank Nwafor.
The video began by depicting the moment when her friend, Frank, requested permission from a police officer to lock the car doors so they could concentrate on inspecting the vehicle documents. However, the police officer responded emphatically, employing explicit language, commanding him to forget the cars, focus on him.
She recounted her initial encounter with a police officer who was captured on camera kneeling on the driver’s seat, thoroughly inspecting the vehicle’s interior.
Korra, in the voice over, detailed how the police officers instructed her to exit the car for a thorough vehicle search. She also captured the moment when an officer sternly told her to stop recording and filming him.
Her experience was bitter-sweet feeling as she captured in video exuding excitement while relishing a delectable snack of cooked corn and butter pear.
In her voiceover narration, she eloquently described the sweetness and deliciousness of the treat, all while sharing the tale of her enjoyable night out with friends.
In her caption, Korra Obidi voiced her dismay at how the police officers roughly handled both her and her friend while searching her bags and personal belongings during light meal consumption Tuesday night outing.
Korra strongly urged the police officers to allow the youth their freedom. She emphasized that if they redirected this level of dedication toward apprehending corrupt politicians, fuel prices would not be as steep as they are now.
“Attempting Taco Tuesday in Lagos. Several police stops with random men manhandling me and searching my bag and personal belongings @frankhasaplan.
Lagos Police, let the youth breath for God’s sake. If you dedicate this much energy to catching politicians who are looting, fuel will not be #560 Naira today. SMH”
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