Sam Amadi, Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, has stated that labeling the Nigeria Police as corrupt is not a cybercrime.
According to Amadi, such a statement can be either true or false and can be challenged. He made this assertion in a post on his X handle on Sunday.
Amadi criticized the swift resort to arrest for disagreeable speech, likening it to an authoritarian response that indicates a lack of competence in addressing problems.
He emphasized that such statements can be challenged, implying that arrest is not the appropriate response.
His statement reads: “To call @PolicNG corrupt or to say that IGPs have been corrupt is not a cyber crime. It is a statement that can be false or true and can be challenged. This quick resort to arrest for disagreeable speech seems like authoritarian response for lack of competence to solve problems.”
That’s right
It’s not a cyber crime at all, people are just saying what they experience every day.
They are so corrupt and if they say other wise, they should prove it
Corrupt o , arrogant o ,abusive o na everything full their body!
So what should they now call what most of the police are doing ooo
Well… That statement is actually true
This matter get as e take dey o
Correct ! Nigeria is just so full of people that abuse power
This is actually what we do to ourselves
The man is right about that.
Thief no one make dem call am thief so wetin make dem you now
I tire. It’s just an assertion. Go court to know if it’s true or false