Mr Macaroni calls out Nigerian police over viral video of officers assaulting civilian
Nigerian actor and activist Mr Macaroni condemned the Nigerian police following a viral video showing officers brutally assaulting a cab driver in Lagos State.
The video, recorded by passengers, depicted the driver being slapped and dragged by police officers, sparking widespread outrage on social media.
Many Nigerians shared similar experiences of police brutality and corruption, criticizing the behavior of the officers and the failure of authorities.
Mr Macaroni and others called for accountability and change within the police force to prevent such abuses against civilians.
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