/ Jul 09, 2026
/ Jul 09, 2026

Nigeria policemen recieve N5,000 cash giveaway from Chinese national

Published on

By

A video showing some officers of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) lining up to receive N5,000 cash from Chinese nationals has surfaced on social media.

In the less than two-minute video, a male Chinese national is seen distributing N5,000 cash to the police officers who lined up to receive the money.

Later on, the male Chinese national called upon his female counterpart to continue the distribution of cash to the police officers.

Read Also:

13 Chinese miners arrested by EFCC over ‘illegal’ mining in Kwara

In the video, the police officers could be seen smiling and responding with “thank you” after receiving the cash.

During the distribution of cash to the officers, some Chinese nationals at the scene were using their phones to record the moment.

Gong-news cannot independently confirm the location where the video was taken.

However, the emblem on the officers’ outfits indicates that they are men of the Nigeria police.

You May Like

3 thoughts on “Nigeria policemen recieve N5,000 cash giveaway from Chinese national

  1. В джунглях азарта, где всякий площадка пытается привлечь обещаниями быстрых джекпотов, рейтинг онлайн казино россии
    становится той самой путеводителем, что проводит через дебри обмана. Тем хайроллеров и начинающих, что надоел с пустых обещаний, это помощник, чтобы почувствовать подлинную выплату, будто ощущение ценной фишки в руке. Минус пустой болтовни, только надёжные площадки, в которых отдача не лишь цифра, но реальная везение.Подобрано по яндексовых запросов, как паутина, что вылавливает самые свежие веяния по рунете. В нём нет места к шаблонных фишек, всякий элемент как ход в покере, где обман раскрывается немедленно. Игроки понимают: на стране тон речи на подтекстом, там юмор маскируется как намёк, позволяет обойти рисков.В https://x.com/Don8Play этот топ лежит как открытая колода, готовый для раздаче. Зайди, коли желаешь увидеть пульс реальной игры, без обмана плюс неудач. Тем кто ценит вес выигрыша, он словно взять ставку у пальцах, минуя пялиться в монитор.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Most Popular

Must Read

Bello Bodejo, president of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, during his arraignment at the Federal High Court in Abuja over alleged $2.63 million money laundering charges.

EFCC arraigns Miyetti Allah president over $2.63m money laundering

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arraigned Bello Bodejo, president of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, before a Federal High Court in Abuja over alleged money laundering involving $2.63 million.   According to TheCable, Justice Inyang Ekwo on Thursday ordered that Bodejo remain in EFCC custody pending the determination of his bail application. The court adjourned the matter until July 20 for a ruling on the bail request. Bodejo pleaded not guilty to the charges when they were read in court. Following the arraignment, EFCC counsel Wahab Shittu asked the court to fix a trial date and remand the defendant. However, Bodejo’s lawyer, Senior Advocate of Nigeria Ahmed Raji, urged the court to grant bail, arguing that the alleged offences are bailable under the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA). Raji told the court that the bail application, filed on June 30, was supported by several grounds. Opposing the request, Shittu relied on a 28-paragraph counter-affidavit, arguing that Bodejo had previously been questioned by the Department of State Services (DSS) over other matters and could commit further offences if released. The prosecution also challenged the defendant’s claim of ill health, stating that the injury cited was not recent and that he did not appear to be medically unfit. Shittu further argued that Bodejo could interfere with witnesses if granted bail, while urging the court to impose strict conditions should bail be approved. According to the charge, the EFCC alleged that Bodejo accepted $200,000 in cash from Sa’idu Abubakar, a former Accountant-General of Bauchi State, on January 21, 2022, in a transaction exceeding the legal threshold. The commission also alleged that he later received another $100,000 in cash from Abubakar on October 26, 2022, as well as an additional $980,000 through separate cash transactions. The EFCC said the alleged offences contravene Section 19(1)(d) of the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022, and are punishable under Section 19(2)(b) of the same Act.
Read more

Editor's Pick

Trending News

Newsletter

Enter your email address and receive notifications of news by email.

You have been successfully Subscribed! Ops! Something went wrong, please try again.

© 2026 GongNews. All Rights Reserved.