A scenario unfolded along a highway as a Nigeria Police officer attempted to arrest a dog due to the owner’s failure to produce its license.
During a stop and search on a highway, the police officer and a passenger argued over the documentation of a dog.
The officer insisted that the passenger present a license before the dog could be freed, and that if he did not, the animal would be arrested.
The passenger who insisted on not having a license at a point appealed for the dog’s release over claims of buying it a few hours before the journey.
Reacting to the post;
Bigshynee wrote: “The police man is actually right , na base on say we Nigerians we non sabi the law, all pets are supposed to have a registered name and details licence from a legal veterinary doctor right from birth, so as he purchased it, it wud be transferred to the new owner.”
Winsolutionventures wrote: “Is just bcoz we don’t do things normally in this country, the police man is right, in advance country you should have a claim of ownership.”
Amara.shuga wrote: “Una still want make dog first me get license? It’s not fair.”
Iamgiftbeatz wrote: “E sure me die say this man comot from primary 6 enter police.”
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