Nigerians Do Not Need To Pay To Report Cases Or Handle Petitions – PRO

The Debt Management Office (DMO), which oversees the issue and management of the government’s debt, claims that the nation’s ability to pay its debts has been put in jeopardy.

Given the size of the nation’s economy, the agency continued in a statement that while Nigeria’s loans may still fall within an acceptable range, the country’s ability to sustainably meet its loan obligations is now in jeopardy.

When he went to Zone 2 to write a petition against someone, @ifedibatobenna2—a Twitter user—took to his handle to inform the police spokesperson that he was forced to pay N150, 000.

I visited Zone 2 to create a petition against someone, Sir.

Is it legal to spend 150k fiam? Please respond to my message. Thanks”

When Adejobi finally spoke, he said that when Nigerians go to stations to report cases, they are not required to pay anything. He claims that the force makes an effort to some extent to provide stationaries for stations so that cases can be reported and documented.

Below, you can read their conversation and his reply:

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