UK Minister Kemi Badenoch accuses Nigerian police officers of stealing her brother’s shoes and wristwatch during a troubling encounter.
Kemi Badenoch, the leader of the United Kingdom Conservative Party, has recounted her distressing encounters with the Nigerian police, particularly in light of her previous candid remarks about Nigeria.
In a recent interview with The Free Press, which attracted significant attention, she expressed her trust in the British police, contrasting it with her negative experiences in Nigeria.
Badenoch stated, “My experience with the police in Nigeria was very negative,” and noted that her initial interactions with UK law enforcement were quite positive, highlighting that the Nigerian police had engaged in corrupt practices, including theft.
She recalled a specific incident where her brother’s shoes and watch were stolen, emphasizing the dire circumstances that lead individuals to such actions.
Her comments underscore the significant differences between her experiences in Nigeria and the UK, igniting further discussions on issues of governance and corruption in Nigeria.
