Paul Okoye Narrates How He Saved An International Footballer From The Clutches Of Illiterate Nigeria Police

Paul Okoye of the defunct Psquare group has shared a true tale of how he saved a young Nigerian man from police harassment months ago, only to see him on TV last night playing against Barcelona in the champions league.

Paul Okoye took to Instagram to advise young Nigerians to use their phones in recording police officers whenever they are being harassed so that they can defend themselves.

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He then went on to narrate how he came across a young man with dreads being harassed by police officers who were accusing him of being a fraudster (Yahoo boy) because of his appearance.

Paul said the man told the officers that he’s a footballer but they didn’t believe him and told him that all Yahoo boys claim to be footballers or musicians.

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He stated that he became angry at this and began recording to the ire of the illiterate officers who became uncomfortable so they let the young man go.

Last night, Paul was pleasantly surprised when he was watching a football match on TV and saw the same man he saved months ago on his screen. Turns out the man is a professional footballer named Olayinka Peter Oladeji.

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He shared this on IG;

Source: africacelebrities.com

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