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    ‘I serve demons, don’t dare me’, policewoman warns Nigerians

    Opalim LiftedBy Opalim LiftedMay 16, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Nigeria Police Force National Cybercrime Centre has apprehended a mother and her daughter over their alleged involvement in a romance scam that reportedly defrauded a Malta-based victim of more than N18m.
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    A female police officer has made startling claims about her spiritual beliefs and warned the public against offending her.

    The officer, whose identity remains unknown, in uniform, asserted that she serves demons and is a child of a deity, cautioning that those who plan evil against her may face severe consequences in a viral video on X.

    “I serve demons. I am making it clear to you. If you offend me, no ghost will rescue you,” she said while emphasising her connection to nature and warning against underestimating her.

    “I am an example of nature. I will not look for your trouble. Do not try me,” she said.

    She also connected her role in the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) to her traditional religious practices, noting that she would not be in the force if she were not a traditionalist.

    “Without being traditionalists, I would not be an officer. Without the power of nature, I would not be where I am today.”

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    Speaking further, she highlighted the issue of corruption within the police force, noting that some officers have turned to crime for financial gain.

    “Some of our police officers have become armed robbers on the street. Yes, some of our police officers have become evil, all because of money,” she said.

    The female officer also acknowledged the prevalence of evil within the system and warned Nigerians against extending anger to those who have not caused harm.

    “I am not that woman who believes that, after all, sins Jesus will forgive you. So, please look for those who have wronged you. Don’t extend anger to those who have not done you evil.”

    She called on the Inspector General of Police to investigate and work with the masses to gather information, suggesting a need for reform.

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    The NPF has not reacted to the viral video as of the time of filing this report.

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