Did Abia lawmaker Alex Mascot just threaten to make a Bolt driver vanish? Buckle up for a wild ride through drama and police action!
In a shocking turn of events, Nigeria’s political landscape took an alarming twist when Abia lawmaker, Alex Mascot Ikwechegh, was embroiled in a scandal that could have come straight from a thriller movie. Viral footage captured the moment when Mascot assaulted a Bolt driver, Stephen Abuwatseya, slapping him three times and ominously stating, ‘I can make you disappear.’ The incident took place during an alleged delivery in the bustling city of Abuja, a place known more for political drama than for physical altercations.
As the shocking video made its rounds on social media, public outrage was swift. Various groups and organizations promptly demanded that lawmaker Mascot be arrested and prosecuted for his alleged actions. It appears that many Nigerians were not merely shocked but were quick to align themselves with the assaulted driver, calling for justice. The Abuja Police Command was quick to step in, taking over the investigation and making it clear that in Nigeria, no one, not even a lawmaker, is above the law.
The lawmaker's behavior has sparked a storm of debate around the conduct of elected representatives in the country. As this incident unfolded, many began to wonder about the relationship between politicians and the everyday citizens they serve. Should such displays of power and intimidation have any place in a democracy? Activists have rallied together, demanding accountability as they seek to hold Mascot accountable for his violent outburst, emphasizing the need for an environment where citizens can feel safe from their leaders.
Meanwhile, the Abuja driver, Stephen Abuwatseya, put pen to paper and filed a formal petition against the lawmaker with the Inspector-General of Police. This bold move has resonated well with citizens who are eager to see a systematic overhaul of such unchecked power in the hands of officials. The saga doesn't just end here – it has sparked discussions on the importance of civility, respect, and human dignity in Nigeria's political space.
In light of this situation, it’s worth noting that Nigeria has witnessed numerous incidents involving public officials behaving aggressively in the public eye. Moreover, did you know that the law in Nigeria mandates a separate legal framework for prosecuting lawmakers who engage in violence? This means that, while he’s in hot water, Alex Mascot might just find himself dancing in the courtroom rather than at a political rally! Let’s just hope he remembers that being a lawmaker doesn’t give you a magic wand, or a license to make people vanish!
Mr Mascot, a first-term member, slapped the Bolt driver three times and made threats against him.
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Oga Ikwechegh insist say e no go pay di driver and as im dey express im anger e call di business owner to report di delivery man.
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