Police, Okada Riders Clash Over Illegal Duty In Kwara
Two police officers identified as ASP Samuel Acheje and SP Bamidele of F Division, Tanke, Ilorin, Kwara State, have been accused of masterminding the beating of a commercial motorcyclist over his refusal to bribe them during a routine operation.
The incident, it was learnt, led to a clash between commercial motorcycle operators, popularly called Okada riders, and the police in Tanke.
City & Crime gathered that the incident, which happened around 6pm on Wednesday, left the Okada man, Ibrahim, in a state of stupor and that he was rushed to the B Division police clinic, Ilorin.
When contacted, the police spokesman in the state, Ajayi Okasanmi, said, “I am not aware.”
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