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How Lagos Taskforce Commander Made S*xual Advances At Me, Says I Like Your Buttocks – Actress Didi Ekanem

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It seems men of the Nigerian police, particularly the ones attached to the Lagos State Task Force has not learnt any lessons weeks after the #EndSARS protests against police harassment and brutality. Popular Nollywood actress, Didi Ekanem, has lamented what she faced in the hands of some police officers attached to a Lagos State task force in the Lekki area of the state.

The curvy actress disclosed this in an interview with Saturday Beats, the actress alleged that she was bullied, humiliated and intimidated for over nine hours. She said, “The incident happened on November 18. But, I did not formally report the case because my family said I should let it go. However, I felt extremely humiliated because I was harassed.

The officers were very insensitive. I admit that I broke the law but it was not deliberate. I made a U-turn at a wrong place because I wanted to rush back to get my ulcer medications. Before I could complete the turn, some heavily armed task force officials pointed guns at me while shouting. I tried to explain my predicament but they did not hear me out.

Because they saw that I was a young lady, they felt comfortable bullying and intimidating me. I cried and admitted that I broke the law. I pleaded with them to temper justice with mercy and forgive me.

Because I broke the law, they felt justified (to harass me). I did not introduce myself as an actress. I just told them I was a fashion designer. I have videos of their faces but I did not want to post it online.

“There were about 10 of them and one almost touched my breasts while pretending to be friendly. When their commander finally came, they told me to talk to him but they eventually drove me to Alausa, Ikeja.

I pleaded with him but he started to make s*xual advances at me too. He said, ‘I like you― your body, (especially) your buttocks’, and I felt so irritated. At the end of the day, he asked me to pay N200, 000 but I could only afford N100,000. I eventually made a bank transfer before they released my car. This ordeal lasted from 9am to 6pm.”

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