Police officers who were dismissed for demanding money from a Dutch biker in Oyo State, has broke their silence.
They said they extort money from Nigerians because they haven’t been paid by the NPF and the were only playing with the Dutch biker, since this was how they made ends meat.
They added that they have not being paid a dime for the 3 years plus they served in the police
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