Two Constables Dismissed For Attempting To Extort Dutch Tourist

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[@truthteller6161]

The only reason these 2 clowns are getting publicly sacked is because the media showed the clip globally. The complete force are equally corrupt from the top.

[@eddohan]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@mpn304]

The hole continent has pretty much the same attitude

[@1337Swiper]

europeans reaped african lands for 100 of years. the least they can do is kindly ask, what do you have for me?

[@mpn304]

@@1337Swiper Are you aware about the billions of dollars Europa have given Africa (and still do) Europe are massively trying to help Africa, but apparently you missed that memo.. Btw your first statement is very historical wrong

[@thereinaldo1999]

​@@1337Swiper Trying to justify corruption by what ancestors did is just stupid. There have been many conflicts in the history of the world where many countries did dispicable things and formed many grudges. We shouldn't need to pay for that. Many people of the current age have done nothing wrong to these countries, heck alot of them are trying to help them through charities and such. So the least they can do is not rob them and try to get their countries politics in order.

[@horatiohornbie7395]

They weren't dismissed for doing it, they were dismissed for getting caught.

[@nfsfreak951]

N u know her off camera? Don’t be so naiv, u never know how these KZbin hipsters behave outside KZbin

[@CriticalSanchez]

I wonder if its permanent or just few months.

[@Beyodd]

@@nfsfreak951what? These dudes were asking for a bribe

[@nfsfreak951]

@@Beyodd I mislead the comment, was another one

[@git5loxosec]

@@nfsfreak951 did you even watched the video? do you even speak english???

[@thepub245]

Two men who have never completed any marching drill in their lives. 🤣🤣🤣

[@abdmalse3002]

😂😂😂😂 я тоже удивился и посмеялся)

[@tackn3490]

Take a look at Japanese prisons.

[@user-ib6km8kh7f]

Congratulations Nigeria, These are the first two Nigerians in the entire country to engage in corruption. Now that they have been punished, Nigeria will continue to be an uncorrupted country forever. 🎉🎉

[@jerryparisi2885]

[@microRiZu]

you should be elected based on these words hahaha

[@JaiHind_]

​@@jerryparisi2885where I can find these emojis,please tell me

[@marcio2540]

I liked your joke about saying that they were the first

[@SilenAle]

😂😂😂😂

[@OjMackarel]

I saw it as she has an international following as an adventure rider. She has been harassed on multiple continents. She laughs it off speaks without insult and is an ambassador of culture and respects everyone. She has more citizens help and befriend her. Noraly is a greatly admired lady.

[@STIjojoSTI]

Extorted the wrong person. Haha

[@putraperak5369]

If you watch other her video, in Africa country also them took her camera, her not uncomfortable with that,

[@bigmuchknow342]

This was very friendly extortion. He was actually kindly asking for some tips for his services. @@STIjojoSTI

[@fishermansbuddy3785]

Yeah itchy boots aka Noralie ist used to corrupt african officials

[@SeanieVoiceOver]

She won’t sleep with you Bro 😅

[@dandyfunhouse]

I'll bet there's not an officer in that room that doesn't routinely do the exact same thing. This isn't about rooting out corruption. This is about getting caught on camera and trying to save face.

[@AlbertCloete]

Still better than doing nothing. At least this is a warning to other people not to get caught trying to extort tourists.

[@blackwaltz3135]

@@AlbertCloetenext time they might confiscate the cameras then....

[@billy_myway]

Es Africa 😂😂😂😂

[@jakeoconnell9527]

Exactly. That's why he was speaking in English :)

[@ChristianParkesArt]

could be on a live feed so they might be more cautious in extorting in the future or hidden camera @@blackwaltz3135

[@LadyPenelope]

Hilarious display of the most undisciplined, rag-tag, fidgety circus act I've ever seen. Nigeria, you don't disappoint!

[@TreasureoftheSun]

Noraly, is a world treasure. Her videos show the real people of the world. I now would go to Africa, something I never would do before. She has done more for African tourism than anyone. Shes beautiful, courageous, smart and I love her, I pray for her all the time.

[@michaelmullings]

facts

[@kayodeolubajo1404]

It a systemic problem! It goes beyond dismissing these two corrupt officers. The whole Nigeria Police Force is corrupt!

[@100gbps2]

and this is one step to control that . . lets be positive everything takes time even USA , England was in same condition 200 years back , nigeria is 200-300 back than USA. so lets be positive .

[@user-ld9qq5jp8f]

That's good it's corrupt you rather be locked up the USA as a millionaire or pay 1 percentage of your million dollars to have your freedom so shut the fuck up

[@wrongtiming8837]

😆

[@abdulazizkilai7285]

Same as Kenya 😢

[@theatekojafam9300]

​@@100gbps2you are right

[@eastwestnorthsouth10]

A complete charade. They were not dismissed for their conduct; it was for getting caught in the act 😤

[@JamesAllmond]

that's a start, isn't it? they were made an example of.

[@abrahammuktar8008]

You're right! They were dismissed for getting caught in that act! This seems to be the unwritten code in Nigeria ! You can commit any kind of offence,but no matter how heinous the offence is don't get caught in the act! Even where people go to report with enough evidence,at the end of the day nothing is done! Many have extorted,raped ,killed etc but are still wearing their uniforms and doing their jobs for the simple fact that their offences didn't go viral!

[@asherswing]

best comment award

[@RottenHumours]

They were not even dismissed at all, that was just a viral video of their own making

[@tommystravels64]

Stupid comment to make mate.... OF COURSE it was because they were caught! Ever seen anyone criminally convicted of an offence who NEVER got caught?? erm... Nooo.... cos thats called (spoiler alert...) Getting away with it! haha

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

😂😂😂 Why did they march in there, totally unnecessary. Also this is rampant, they all do it. Just a week ago someone did it to me.

[@Ayushmaan333]

Useless they demanded money from the Dutch tourist..Resulted their job loss..God give them some wisdom and help both 😢😢

[@victorblock3421]

lol

[@Ayushmaan333]

@@victorblock3421 Hola.Mucho Gusto.

[@bollockjohnson6156]

I once spoke to a Nigerian prince who warned me about local scammers. He charged me $200.00 and it was money well spent for solid advice!

[@gary8306]

😂😂😂👍👍

[@eazydazit]

😂😂😂😂

[@robdee81]

yes these kind nigerian princes are holding my gold for me from a long lost ancestor of mine who has died , they kindly offered to take care of all the paperwork and all i had to do was send them the admin fees. The kind prince is going to contact me next week with details of the transfer of my gold inheritance :)

[@entertainme7580]

🤣🤣🤣 sounds fair, atleast he offered you a worthwhile service 🤭

[@debojitrabha2502]

Huh 😂

[@bigspy100]

The amount of checkpoints in Nigeria was unbelievable. And Noraly didn't even show them all.

[@CarbonatedTurtle]

With all the incredible places to visit in the world, I can't imagine why anyone would choose Nigeria over any of them. The video this woman made showed nothing but filth, poverty and corruption.

[@jungi6140]

All the police in that room should take their uniforms off too😅

[@leoalvarez-rs9wf]

​@@CarbonatedTurtlela faute à nous les occidentaux

[@simracingchannel7691]

​@@leoalvarez-rs9wfespecially the french

[@leoalvarez-rs9wf]

@@simracingchannel7691 et les anglais, et les espagnols, les américains, les australiens... etc

[@Calendula_3.6]

Police corruption in Nigeria (and Africa) is appalling and affects the tourism industry dramatically. The authorities must deal with it very seriously in order to improve the country's image worldwide and attract more foreign tourists to boost the economy. Congratulations to the authorities! 👏👏👏👏

[@guptatushar86]

It was not any tourist… it was Noraly !! 😱

[@Timocoh]

Ha, ha, wrong pick. All Africa is watching her channel. Very nice to follow her btw.

[@Kumbawer]

She’s a bit+==

[@JT-ir6vw]

I guarantee every single person in that room is just as corrupt, if not more corrupt.

[@Heilviceivar]

Guarantee and if in the same sentence 😂

[@JT-ir6vw]

@@Heilviceivar The "If" statement is an additive statement. It does not invalidate the statement of guarantee or imply redundancy. Grammatically, there is nothing wrong with this. So, what exactly are you going on about?

[@lykaojalao2733]

Jt I agree with you however if one get caught…that’s the consequences. These small officers need to understand that blackmailing a tourist for 10$ here and there isn’t worth. Many people dream of having officers positions as they are guaranteed salary and privilege

[@strukitru]

@@Heilviceivar brains

[@BULLS-TELEVISION]

While I find their conduct utterly shameful & inexcuseable, however these same senior officers that sat in judgement over their dismissal may not be any better.

[@adekunlearowolo7104]

Do you have proofs to substantiate your allegations? Or is it an assumption? Let's be guided by our utterances so that we don't get ourselves into trouble. We need to criticize issues objectively

[@aminuusman9468]

What he said is true the Nigerian police 80percent of them are corrupt, do you know that police take this action just because of the woman is international, every country hates Nigeria because of our corruption.

[@Emmanuel-wv3nn]

A policeman on the force once said their bosses demand a quota from the bribes

[@footballscores9532]

@@adekunlearowolo7104 be like say you just come Nigeria

[@seunade7584]

​@@footballscores9532Don't mind him

[@TracyUhiara]

Do you know, like 10- 15 years back , nothing would have been done, no dismissal. At least change is coming but very slowly 😮

[@zarreaction8037]

Thank you Nigeria. ❤❤❤

[@R2robot]

I am glad some action was taken. Corruption should not be tolerated.

[@BaladevaDas]

in Africa??? hahahah... it is impossible, it was just because they were recorded

[@paradisebreeze1705]

All need sacking on the panel as they are worse

[@KeepItSimpleSailor]

I’m not. They’re just trying to survive in the situation they know and just happened to be the sacrificial lambs.

[@Joanacr8]

Sim, a maior corrupção vcem daqueles senhores ali sentados e outros que são politicos e passam o dia sentados a mamar o que essa gente "produz". Se este homem tivesse dignidade na sua vida ele nunca ia tentar extorquir ninguem, eles fazem-no para sobreviver.

[@easibooster635]

Close the entire country then

[@BUYSICKLE]

I watched that episode of Itchy Boots. I was surprised something like this didn't happen earlier in Nigeria. Poverty and corruption in that country is on another level. Takes a lot of courage for a person to travel alone in Nigeria, props to Itchy Boots.

[@standardtuning4guitars423]

is she there just on a dare to flim herself riding a scooter? If shes aware of the corruption, kidnappings, murders then she shouldnt be surprised if one day her trip goes all wrong.

[@Nathan-ry3yu]

I agree. Travelling to any country with large corruption due to poor salary is largely to blame.and it can be very dangerous for people to travel alone. Some officials can be as bad as the common criminal. But in some sense, they can be even more dangerous because their position of power giving to them.

[@fmulleady]

​@@standardtuning4guitars423I guess she knows that and believes life is worth living while she's fit and able.

[@stanley1554]

she is foolish and reckless. we will wind up dead if she continues to travel like this.

[@fmulleady]

@stanley1554 and you may wind up dead driving your car or crossing the road. Who are you to judge?

[@tonysharma9805]

This is a right action and I appreciate this. I saw that episode. Every tourist comes in your country with trust and support of police department. This is a lesson for corrept officer. congratulations.

[@jackchrisostomou8073]

Mr truthteller. You took my thoughts and put them into words.

[@WattsOccurring]

We lived in Lagos, Nigeria for 6 years and this is an everyday occurrence. Not only with the Police Force but also at the airport with customs officials. Will it ever change 🤔

[@fadetoblond]

Lagos is where the most romance scammers are. 😠

[@eltanquedecasma1184]

That’s the 3rd world for you. Not just a Nigerian problem. I know from experience living in SE Asia.

[@wavemaker2077]

It is the job of the media to expose those corrupt officials. What is the media doing in Nigeria?

[@Grenadieros]

Same in Bulgaria, traffic police when they check papers to a non-bulgarian close to borders rub their fingers in front of you meaning give us money, they don't say it just when they check the papers say that they are going to give you a ticket except...(and the gesture follows)..

[@faithlesshound5621]

This happens all over the world. The Metropolitan Police in London included.

[@tonyhanley9458]

If this case wasn’t from someone who is documenting their travels around Africa & everywhere,posting to KZbin,they would of kept getting away with it.

[@hahaha9076]

She should have shut up and paid. Now, other officers will resent tourists and ignore their pleas for help.

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

thats the stupidest take ive heard on this@@hahaha9076

[@Veritasvincit333]

@@hahaha9076good thing I’ll never visit their rathole of a country anyways

[@realworldissues]

​@@hahaha9076you are a thief advocating for other thief's nothing of surprise .

[@heightsofsagarmatha]

​@realworldissues baksheesh is more like tipping than corruption. These officials may have gone too far in demanding it, but overall it's more like tipping culture than outright corruption

[@AjemanChannel-il3ci]

She Nailed The Corruptors! Thanks For Sharing > Toronto, Canada

[@toksg]

Dismissing them is not the answer. Pay the police good salary and most of this nonsense will not be happening. I am not supporting corruption though but let the authority do the needful .

[@next3576]

Where in the world police get good payed salary. Even in western countries, they not get much salary.

[@billjohnson7904]

Lesson: DON'T GET CAUGHT doing extortion as a police officer.

[@Alfred-Neuman]

They might train their officers to recognize traveling KZbinrs. Or at least give them a lessons about GoPro cameras and how it is able to capture images of them doing bad things...

[@kchididdy]

Lesson: Don't go to Nigeria. They don't like tourists and their money.

[@therealist2000]

Especially on video

[@standardtuning4guitars423]

why would someone in nigeria be worried about coming across a youtube blogger who has a camera to capture these incidents to upload them on youtube to generate content. shes profiteering over this. That is what she gets from it. People in nigeria have real lives, living in poverty and worried about getting the bread on the table.

[@karllansing7927]

he didn't extort anyone. he said give me some something give me some money. lol

[@melvinphillips786]

Everywhere I went in Nigeria I was met with the same thing from the Police, these two guys are the norm out there.

[@seankingwell3692]

Racism and genocide is the norm in Africa, and its nothing to do with white people being at fault

[@MartintheTinman]

Would have made sense to be filming everything. If only there was some way you could have done that and then published it. Maybe one day we'll have that ability

[@vg6761]

In nigerian it's customary to bring gifts back from abroad. If you can't respect other countries' cultures then don't travel

[@MartintheTinman]

@@vg6761 in my country it's customary for overseas visitors to not make it back home. Please ensure when you visit that you adhere to our custom and avail yourself likewise

[@melvinphillips786]

I didn't travel there, I lived and worked there. Corruption is corruption wherever it is.

[@kabreha.7273]

Okay, these 2 cops were corrupt and deserved to be removed from the police. But was it necessary to humiliate them in this way and in public? Personally, I don't think so.

[@amazingthings1702]

She Nailed The Corruptors! Thanks For Sharing

[@glorisol3805]

Noraly is a good person, very kind, and friendly towards everyone she meets. She deserves to be treated with respect and dignity!

[@skandiman2715]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@javiere5511]

I don't think she would be proud of pubishing that after seing this... Corruption is bad but no one want to cause locals a problem

[@nikolakakism]

Everyone should be treated with respect and dignity, even if they deserve it less than Noraly.

[@someoneelse7629]

@@javiere5511 She did nothing wrong by publishing them, how many thousands of people do you think has payed the bribes to them before they got caught?

[@javiere5511]

@@nikolakakism just out of curiosity, why don't you like her?

[@Tony-dv5fs]

This happens to ordinary Nigerians everyday.

[@justicejoycetv]

Evvvvvveryday ....which is Why I, as a foreigner, let my offense go. It was like okay they treat us all the same. I'm okay with that. *Definitely NOT ok with treating her better or worse for her color, but that's what happened. She got treated better*

[@joshuaj.chinda9873]

​@@justicejoycetvLol that is African man for you. Still the foot stool of Oyibo.

[@hijackedmemes888]

It's all about EVIDENCE?

[@YXe-vm8bs]

Guys please stop this racism talk. The officers were dismissed because they didn’t represent Nigeria well especially knowing she’s foreigner. And for those saying Nigerians citizens get treated like this daily, my dear that’s in house. For example, how u can discipline ur child at home, u cannot do so for outsiders’ children. Nobody should ever wash their dirty linens in public because a shame of 1, is a shame of all … please think and stop be emotional

[@dingoberry5252]

⁠@@justicejoycetvwhat are you on about? Treated better? This mentality is why we will remain in this jungle of a nation.

[@DannyVeelog]

As a Thai citizen (Thailand), this kind of action It is considered a good example. If we don't do that, Nigeria will have more tourists and tourists. Businesses dare to travel and invest more. Safety is the source of national prosperity and education. hope nigeria It will develop and become increasingly safer. And let Nigeria May only wealth come into the country, Ameen (Mr.Danny From ThaiLand)

[@RosalindGash]

Just for the record, Noraly (Itchy Boots) did not report the Constables. One of her viewers from Australia did, without her permission. I know this because I am subscribed to her channel. Down in the comments for the video, the Australian person stated their offense and said they had forwarded the video to the Nigerian embassy in Australia. Other subscribers were not happy about that because Noraly was not finished riding through Nigeria yet. They really upbraided the person for potentially endangering Noraly for the rest of her time in Nigeria. So, it wasn't Noraly that reported the bribery attempt, it was someone else.

[@sweetonyxakararegem692]

THANKS for clarifying this! I never thought it was itchy boots that reported it in the first place she actually let the whole thing go and she was trying to get make it through Nigeria.

[@branislavpetriska882]

To be honest Nigeria is probably not the worst when it comes to this there are countries that are far worse...

[@Abri688]

I am close relative of Nora and all of us at home are so grateful to the person who reported the "constables" You don't need to ask permissions to report a crime. Stay safe Noor we love you ❤️

[@jstravens2728]

@@Abri688 Unfortunately these followers dont know how infuriating it is to watch helplessly as your love ones being harassed for bribes.. Only crooks would be angry at a person for reporting this.

[@caligirlsmile]

When she uploaded the interaction to her 2M followers she was literally reporting them... Otherwise she could have given them a chance by easily deleting that part. As the person mentioned above, they didn't need to ask for her permission to report the crime committed.

[@Luke-sn9my]

It’s good that they’re standing up for the tourist it makes people less scared to travel around these countries

[@jsc610]

Now they get something 😒

[@h.rutten2187]

Probably only because they got caught on camera by Itchy Boots with her far reaching KZbin channel. I’m guessing that locals without “the cloud” of a KZbin audience probably also don’t get the same justice and normally I would suspect they pay parts of their bribes up to their chief. Doesn’t necessarily have to be the case but mostly that’s how it works when they know or feel they can get away with it.

[@jaygee5693]

The example is being made only AFTER video of the extortion was posted. A couple of scapegoats sacrificed to cover up the endemic corruption, not to stand up for tourists.

[@Miomi-dh4hx]

That's why Africa is Africa corruption

[@sdalby9127]

"These countries " ???

[@Seekq]

What an amazing adventure and beauty Noraly has shown. Her Kindness and compassion for all people is commendable. God be with her and protect her in her future endeavors. He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her. John 8:7.

[@sydneygxekwa6315]

Wow, the is a actually a rule of law in that Country. Refreshing. Also I was watching the actual episode so it's great to see justice being served.

[@godical]

Many Nigerians experience worse situation like this on daily basis, and the officers still go unpunished. This is hypocrisy on the high order

[@WorldSecrets42]

We need evidence. Like that of a netherlands woman

[@rickycoverrubias6176]

Then you should rejoice to see two corrupts get in trouble

[@florencejones1738]

Its all about the evidences. Hard proves. Without them, the offending police officers will have a field day

[@aurputhamani4894]

Yes

[@user-sq3hi4cj1i]

Tourism keeps a lot of those small towns running, so they ain't ready to piss off the tourist, especially one with millions of followers.

[@marktintinger7492]

Noraly is such a lovely soft natured lady, stands her ground and speaks respectfully to all people she comes across, yes this had to be done and i am sure she would be sad.When do those buffoons in Togo that harrassed her and took her camera get the same punishment?😮😮😮

[@jortiz9758]

I love her channel! She is super sweet and very respectful of all in other countries.

[@arguedscarab7985]

Yes!

[@tidalren7760]

Yes I would like to see them get their punishement.

[@garyholt8315]

the Togo incident was much worse.

[@boseman8227]

​@garyholt8315 officers' actions in Togo were right. They did ask for money. They demanded her to show them what she had recorded nothing wrong with that.

[@earthdoesnotrotate-blackma1687]

Please African leaders it will remind you take a leason about salary adjustment .it is not right to punish any servant of the goverment

[@nicolaf970]

Good to see justice being carried out. Travelling needs to be as safe as possible especially when travelling alone in a strange country.

[@Darcsymphonie]

When I watched the video of the lady being stopped that many times by police officers. They made me scared to even think about visiting or travel to Nigeria because the hassle/stress was too much.

[@stevenjones916]

That clip ? So Boko Haram didn't deter you ? 🤦😂😂😂

[@thenewcamelot8873]

Good one she got off lightly compared to many Christians in nigeria at the moment @@stevenjones916

[@Nathan-ry3yu]

It's like that in many African countries. Just some are worse than others. Sometimes, corrupt officials will demand money from you. But not all of them. Some will protect you. It's all a matter who you come across. It isn't good to be alone. Can be dangerous

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

Why on earth would anyone go there except under force?

[@DaaimShabazz]

@@Nathan-ry3yu It's called "rent-seeking" but due to impoverishment. Corruption is far worse in rich nations, but it is hidden very smartly. You will not know until years down the road. This low-level corruption is easily seen.

[@roystonpereira2887]

Nigerian Government Hypocrisy 👎🏼

[@user-ez6bg1fl9w]

This is why Africa can not move forward. Corruption is like an infestation. It comes from the top!! I hope this will trigger change!!

[@jrmatix]

Oh wow,, i actually saw her video when she first uploaded it to youtube. its good they were held accountable and hopefully this will prevent others from trying the same.. And why are there so many check points over there?

[@Lena-Anna-Bockbier]

Thank god, now with these two guys the corruption is over in Nigeria,!

[@bikemanvtt3887]

Pas sûr ! ... 😂

[@someoneelse7629]

Yeah, fantastic that they got both of them, at the same time.... Now their shithole country can finally attract tourism and money!

[@xxxiceman1980]

😂

[@cruizelanemcmillan309]

I watched the original footage And Seen that the Tall Policeman ask for money and Said he was Joking, The Girl had a Sense of humor and asked him back with a laughter, But most off use is not Seeing that😞

[@draloha296]

Exactly 😂

[@kabirumusa1350]

They have landed themselves in the real NEITHER -LAND. Neither the Money nor the Job.

[@oluseunoyekan5343]

Oboi

[@ufobrownsugar7948]

Neither the money nor the Land! Lol

[@solvinggonscrewyou3786]

All this man just day laugh with the woman na normal thing for this police work them no hold the woman by force o

[@solvinggonscrewyou3786]

But we move the rest go learn

[@cradleofrelaxation6473]

😂 😆 😝

[@JohnAsparagus96]

The whole, "you get more conservative as you age, when you learn how the world really works.." This is part of it. Utopia isn't exactly at hand.

[@olgabushak2942]

That was not extortion. She laughed it off and left. Real extortion would have them be threatening her eith a ticket , jail or worse!

[@WTG20233]

The sad thing is they are just doing this to be seen as doing good. Even the judges presiding over this case are probably corrupt to the core Nigeria will never change

[@NESTG1973]

This is rather unfortunate. The real dudes never get dismissed

[@lepaulus]

who are the real dudes?

[@liberatingthemind470]

@@lepaulus The ogas at the top who these kind make daily delivery of bribes to

[@ogamini]

Exactly...

[@NESTG1973]

@@lepaulus na my mouth you want hear? Get police case for once and you go know sey, akamu, ogi, pap,Koko na the same

[@teeakin8996]

Do you know the real dude? You can send his pictures or his name to the police department or the headquarters

[@ramlanmaulana4783]

It seems the security system there has improved, I didn't expect Nigeria to be so beautiful like Indonesia

[@ledz9312]

If they hadn't been filmed they would have carried on giving negative reviews to any tourist travelling this way through Nigeria ! So good they are made an example of, and hopefully the corrupt will learn that the times of highway robbery have began to end! Well done the police of Nigeria for not ignoring this crime and for the discipline !

[@dagored4077]

A drop in the ocean. I worked in Nigeria for many years and learned very fast that the only way to get anything done was with a little 'Dash'. My first experience of passport control on arrival in Lagos was as I handed over my passport and the lady in the booth said "What do you have for me?" She repeated this a few times as I tried to think of what the hell she was talking about. I was tapped on the shoulder by a fellow passenger who whispered "Give her a couple of dollars man." I had no dollars but a £5 note did the trick.

[@cameltoelicker-rv6po]

Just the same as the scammers in India

[@tada2508]

@@cameltoelicker-rv6poReally? I am a frequent traveller from India and I have never seen any airport official do that. Yes, police does, but to a foreigner, never heard. Yes, scammers would scam foreigners indeed.

[@heightsofsagarmatha]

I heard it's more like tipping culture than bribery. The people you pay baksh to get poor pay and spend the baksh on basic necessities. Its not corruption,

[@jamestaylor3805]

​@@tada2508it's racially targeted mostly. There is an assumption that white Americans and Europeans have money.

[@tada2508]

@@jamestaylor3805 Well, can’t say about Nigeria, but in India I haven’t ever seen police of govt official taking a money from a white person. Yes, they would be targeted by taxi drivers, shopkeepers and if you want to use word racism in some way I can understand, but that won’t be correct in conventional sense of racism - which means differentiating the other person because you regard him to be lower than you in pedigree based on his origins. That’s my humble opinion. Enjoy your weekend.

[@davidhwang4221]

I follow Noraly on Itchyboots and saw this incident. The vast majority of people she meets on her adventures are good people. It's a pity that incidents such as these give entire countries a bad image.

[@bosoerjadi2838]

Agreed. I recently discussed this with this exiled Nigerian prince, his banker and his sollicitor, through my current e-mail correspondence with them. They were outraged and apalled that incidents of corrupt policemen so unfairly tarnish the good name of Nigeria in the world.

[@AdvancedDarkness]

@@bosoerjadi2838 lmfao

[@vicsillnorth7970]

@@bosoerjadi2838 You’re being delusional. Nigeria does not have a good name in the world. It’s one of the most corrupt and dangerous countries in the world. Nigerians really have to start changing their country.

[@ChatGPT1111]

Yep I saw it too! I hope Noraly sees this and I think she will since this was recommended to me as a viewer.

[@larryjonnson8093]

Lmbao, Yes, gives entire countries bad images where the citizens *"are anything but White Caucasians",* but, in the United States, a non-White Caucasian can be out jogging and get chased down and shot *"point blank"* with a shotgun for no reason, and *"not get until arrested"* until 2yrs later! 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@jessicaregina1956]

Thanks them for their service

[@ncdave4]

The "Dutch Trouist" is Noraly.. star of the ItchyBoots channel.. she laughed it off at the time but many of her followers were outraged at the "give me money" statement made by one of the officers. Glad to see they got dismissed..

[@tarkanyilmaz6905]

Corruption always goes from top to bottom. They are punished because they got caught

[@nunomartinho]

Mas têm que ser punidos! Existe provas de vídeo que prova o pedido de dinheiro na abordagem policial! Têm que dar o exemplo para diminuir a corrupção é assim que começa uma civilização com sentimento de justiça ⚖️ Parabéns neste caso à justiça da Nigéria!

[@eduardomontanhamia1047]

​​@@nunomartinhoa justiça da Nigéria e igual a brasileira é um circo. Eles só foram punidos porque a denuncia foi feita no consulado e o consulado pressionou por justiça porque a união européia da muito dinheiro para a África. Tem um casal de brasileiros que em uma estrada foras.extorwuidos duas vezes e como Brasil e uma piada ninguém no governo e justiça corrupta africano jamais vai correr atrás de justiça

[@ikediashitimothyonuorah417]

I feel so sad for them, but at the same time, others should learn from this! Please the Nigerian Police Force should improve these men's standards of living

[@kene6753]

Of course you feel sad for them because you think exactly like they do. 95% of Nigerians are inherently corrupt.

[@Deferrybouman]

There criminals

[@pietrojenkins6901]

@@Deferrybouman yup you're right. No sympathy for self inflicted wounds.

[@bakaregbenga3386]

It's not only the Nigeria police force ...if u go to state and federal institution , especially those in the office, they are worse.....it's only when u drop something for them that they will handle ur work very well....I wonder how many will be dismiss if something like this is being tackle all over the country....# A blessed country with pathetic humans...

[@michaelmichael5390]

No matter the amount of their salaries 98% of them are so greedy about bribery!!.

[@kushalgowda5011]

Wish we would have a kind of punishment in India. Respect from India ❤

[@nicholaspratt7934]

Itchy Boots is a very brave woman going alone thru those countries where there seems to be more unofficial checkpoints than the official ones, safe travels Noraly ❤

[@danielul05]

She is retarded for doing this

[@AboveBellow]

One day she pay the price. That she shouldn't as a Female solo traveler.

[@Fenix_Projects]

@@AboveBellow please explain, because this sounds like you don't like female solo travelers.

[@stanley1554]

she isn't brave. she is naive and stupid like most people from nato-bloc countries.

[@choolankal]

when I signed off vessel at in Escravos and went to wari airport to Lagos , airport officials started asking for money..., Then at Lagos airport it crossed the limit. Every one started asking money starting from the airport security to the Frisking guy. Even women staff are no exception. They used to ask like thus " You don't want to make your friend Happy" The real shocker was the Immigration officer after taking my passport asked me " Do you have any Dollars with you?? Don't yo want to make your friend happy" some how I denied and told No dollars all money send to my bank account . Finally some how I managed to get my passport stamped by Immigration and escaped...😢😢😢.. People should understand airport officials are their countries ambassadors in front of forgien nationalities..., so don't embrass your Nation and fellow citizens...Thanks

[@trangnguyen-yx9px]

Sounds like Vietnam used to be, it’s getting better though, however, they find a different way like bends the rules make it harder (especially for those Vietnamese live overseas come back visiting family members) so people just give them money rather than waiting for hours to deal with the hassle at the airport!

[@vg6761]

Please. if they were white and asked for a tip i know you would pay 🙄

[@choolankal]

@@vg6761 , First you should understand, difference between tips and bribe ,they were not asking for tips, they want Bribe. No need tips for Government official. I dont know may be its a Norm in your country to pay tip for Government officials. Be honest In my country occasionally we Bribe them...., but Airport officials "NEVER" take..

[@NameName-ll2yx]

@@vg6761I wouldn’t. Because it’s illegal and never happens

[@alexs81-]

Не оправдываю, но какими же надо быть идиотами, чтобы просить денег на включенную камеру.

[@docrider2505]

Justice delivered

[@mertozelmusic]

Well done decent, honest, hospitable Nigerians. These two guys have done wrong and lost their jobs. We're all here on this planet to serve one another kindly. Noraly(Itchy Boots) such a nice, respectful lady. Blessings.

[@simmiesim321]

Delusional it’s all for the cameras there all corrupt 😂

[@sweetonyxakararegem692]

To be honest with you this is the culture of the Nigerian man he wants to take everything he can from a woman.

[@yesmate78]

​@@sweetonyxakararegem692bit mysandric don't you think?

[@khristionlouvatin6874]

Nigerians 🇳🇬 are scammers

[@alanbbrady8196]

The UK Police are cheaper.

[@alex-mp]

I am a retired police officer. I did my duty honestly and with zeal. Their behavior is inexcusable. The Nigerian government should continuously police their officers for honesty. Good job Noraly for reporting them.

[@failyourwaytothetop]

From what country?

[@cam_934]

Says the rich white guy from a first world country. If you watch any of Noraly videos you would realize the 3rd world poverty she is currently driving through, while I don't condone their behavior Noraly is lucky she isn't mugged for her bike and assets and if these Officers knew they were being filmed we may have never seen another video from Noraly. Point being reporting corrupt police officers in a 3rd world poverty stricken country can get you killed.

[@THE-APEX]

@@failyourwaytothetopitchy boots has a KZbin channel that chronicles her international daily adventures whilst traveling the globe on motorbike… she is from the Netherlands

[@alex-mp]

@@lawyerup2280 That is also a possibility. Good on him (Nigerian Police Commander) for taking immediate action!

[@alex-mp]

@@failyourwaytothetop Nigeria

[@boscoalbertbaracus1362]

ITCHY BOOTS!!!!! Love it. What a boss. So lucky she's been so safe.

[@weightlossexpert371]

Best' video for internet good luck Nigeria

[@phisit8813]

😂😂😂😂 they’ve picked the wrong person and getting caught that’s why they’re being paraded like this 😂😂😂😂

[@stephenwilliams1824]

Having lived and worked in Nigeria, I had the same problem from both Police and village militia.

[@matydrum]

Malitia? Do you mean militia?

[@stephenwilliams1824]

@@matydrum of course.

[@CboyCboy-ov9ef]

It’s not about the police men but the embarrassment to the Nigerian name because of their foolishness. That video got over 3 million views around the world and it’s a shame this happened.

[@Mrkay13]

4,6 million views 😢

[@ayebatarijuliapaxagiri2767]

​@@Mrkay13 Very local police. Was talking as if he hasn't seen a White person B4. As if dis is 1900 somewhere in one remote bush. Lik "God's Must b crazy" Rubbish

[@abiriolanike4035]

But this lady video them without consent and you could see they were teasing the lady.The guy that asked for money self is not here.

[@maxjosh4675]

I couldn't watch to the end bcos the embarrassment slaps internationally

[@ayebatarijuliapaxagiri2767]

@@maxjosh4675 😆😂😂 Aiswear down ! D embarrassment was top notch. Talking like one bush man, seeing a human or a white person 4d 1st time

[@john_matrix]

Finally, we can see that there is the same justice in Nigeria as the rest of the world 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@VoiceofJustic3]

Rumor has it that these two Nigerian citizens upgraded to noble status and became Nigerian princes soon after being kicked from the police force ^^

[@Skater21Loverboyz]

The way she controlled the convo was great. I couldn't tell if he was serious or just playfully saying it. So ineresting that they caught onto this and dismissed them!

[@Deetroiter]

One of the most humiliating things that can happen to you when you wear a uniform…have it removed, or ripped off, from you in front of all to see. In a sense, I feel bad for these two because they are probably on the lower end of the ladder and will suffer the most from losing their job. The corrupt officials higher up the ladder will remain in position and continue their devious ways. It’s always the poor man who pays the price for the rich man’s problems.

[@lightfox11]

Atleast they had a job and they threw it away

[@_______3231]

I agree, they don't know any better then it's part of the job.

[@_______3231]

I agree, they don't know any better then it's part of the job.

[@_______3231]

I agree, they don't know any better then it's part of the job.

[@_______3231]

I agree, they don't know any better then it's part of the job.

[@texanlady4]

The only reason they got dismissed is because they did it on camera to a tourist with 2.8 million KZbin followers who saw the video of it happening. Noraly has a huge international following, and the Nigerian government had to do something about it. If it happened to you or me, even on video, and we went to the authorities about it nothing would have been done.

[@johnhilton8838]

The state of the marching was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sophie-go3ql]

I had watched the attempted extortion as it was viewed by hundreds of thousands of other viewers across the world. It was a shameful attempt on the part of the officers. A few years past, I had personally experienced a similar situation in South Africa, numerous times by different officers. And at that time, I tried to understand the reasons behind the corruption of so many law enforcement officers. And two of the many reasons, stand clearly on top. 1. - Relatively uneducated people are appointed in the police force, primarily as a result of nepotism, and not based on merit. 2. - These officers are not paid a salary that would provide for the basic needs of a family, tempting them to resort to corrupt practices, aided by their law enforcement powers. African governments are not doing enough to remove barriers that promote corruption, perhaps because the leaders are corrupt as well ?

[@normandebeaches]

@Sophie-go3ql you typical woke tw@t making excuses they are police officers therefore should act like police officers regardless of wages

[@marcbile]

6 MILLION VIEWS

[@riddeledcorpse8996]

You forgot to add abuse of power as a reason for extortion, bribery and corruption.

[@ilse3887]

if the leaders are ALSO corrupt..sbd they are not poor..maube it is more a sign of it being in their nature ...as in human nature?? and if the leaders do it less change of beinv held to account maybe?? unless you are filmed and viewed 6 mlj times!! OFCOURSE...

[@LydKongen]

This is based on peoples lack of needs, look at "Maslow's hierarchy of needs". These officers have still not climbed ladder 2. And they are supposed too ensure ladder 2 for other people? The reason why these countries will never raise up from such issues, is that the few educated civilians are moving/escaping abroad, and has been for the last 50-60 years.

[@alieusannoh4185]

Corruption must be stopped at all costs. It’s one of the problems that has stagnated Africa development.

[@bobbyben6134]

These are small fish. You have to get the big fish

[@vicsillnorth7970]

@@bobbyben6134 But if you get rid of all the small fish the big ones won’t have anything to feed on.

[@sooke54]

A lot of foreign aid sent to Africa gets stuck at customs until the right hands are greased.@@vicsillnorth7970

[@wtfert217]

Exactly, and the "trifle" that is called colonialism and is still practiced today. Gtfo

[@scalemodeltutor9841]

The small guy didn’t try to extort her but the taller one was, he must be pissed with his cowrorker 😂

[@daveseries9483]

A country that gets even the most moral of heart beg. Saaaad

[@tundeemilola4975]

This is good, but those politicians stealing billions from public funds go unpunished. It means the law in Nigeria is only meant for certain categories of people while those stealing much funds are covered. This is unfair

[@YorubaAngel]

They were dismissed due to bigotry in the police force .They didn't coerce the tourist They were warned towards her, looking her with amazement travelling on Bike..They are Yoruba first before Nigeria that's Yoruba usual gesture towards visitors .

[@steve5772]

Hope this doesn't cause problems for itchy boots elsewhere on her journeys, shes amazing and diffused the situation beautifully

[@Quetzalcoalt83]

Also I don't imagine Itchy complained or used the video to get them into trouble

[@sulemanibrahim577]

Ghana Police protect outsiders very very well.😂😂 . Give me MONEY!! 💰💰💰💰

[@Astepatatimekvarn]

Wow the county is still in the dark ages. Why cant they get it together? The roads are not really roads. There is no infrastructure. They have a lot of land to grow things, but there is no food.

[@kiwibonsai2355]

I remember watching the original vid when it happened.. I'm very impressed that action was taken to protect travellers. ✌️❤️🇳🇿

[@AzTurboMini]

Me too. I about fell over when this popped up in my feed. 🤙

[@HANSJTAARTS]

Indeed good to see. In the original footage you also see that those guys asked for 'money...........money, money'. Good that action took place

[@okitasan]

@@AzTurboMinisame, I saw “Dutch tourist” and thought, no way..

[@C_R_O_M________]

You are a fool if you believe that! They got exposed to millions of viewers and they HAD TO PRETEND that they are doing something. If these guys have any connections to higher bureaucrats they will be back on "the job" in no time. Do you honestly believe that the prosecuting body and everyone in there aren't aware of what's happening with "check points" every few hundred meters harassing travelers? But why am I asking a KIwi rhetorical questions? You got locked by your own totalitarian government! You are to be laughed at! I certainly do!

[@ferrievanvliet8043]

You're aware it's only cause it's a known person that got extorted? This is a common thing that happens with tourists and such and has been recorded plenty of times before.

[@jimjoelliejack]

That was a classic kangaroo court. I actually think Noraly would not be happy with this type of humiliation.

[@thezaffa7351]

lukily shes just a streamer and not the LAW.. they broke the law.. thats the end.. I couldnt care lessa bout how she feels about it... she is saving peoples lives by having brought this shit to light.. You dont know how had the extortion in AFRICA is..

[@ridiculous365]

I watched this video same day she uploaded. Never thought these guys will be dismissed for that. Well there are still many who blocks the road

[@Normal_Boy_MM]

As I'm duch man so I tell something This police officer are very kind . This girl make video for travel whole world and this video to show me each other funny moments. That's the reason the police officers are very good so my kindly request forgive them please 😊

[@Daniel-zs5kq]

I've been to Lagos during my days as a sailor. It must have been around 8 years ago. Nigeria was the worst place I've been to with a commercial ship. Our ship was boarded by thiefs, while we stayed at anchor. So called security patrols did not bother to pursuit as the thiefs jumped overboard and ran away with their small (pretty slow) boat. The amount and degree of corruption was insane. Customs, port health, all kinds of authorities were demanding money as a bribery. We were alongside at a governmental oil terminal which was brand new. The previous terminal burnt down completely due to a catastrophic incident, in which several people lost their lives. During the cargo operations we had to discover that safety precautions were basically nonexistent and the people in charge did not learn from previous mishabs. The area was classified as a high risk area and therefore all crew members received financial compensation. Nevertheless none of us ever wanted to return to this place. The youtube clip by this dutch tourist was some kind of click bait and I'm 100% sure that the majority of police officers and other authorities act in similar ways and even worse than seen on this video. I fully agree with the people who say the two officers only got sacked because this case has been brought to the public.

[@SpermDonorAnthonyGreenfield]

Its a culture of corruption yea

[@baxatob]

Most probably you are right. But the only way to win a corruption is to make all cases public. I have been working in different African countries for almost 25 years. And I can see, they made a lot of steps to build a more justice society. Let's wish'em all the best.

[@Daniel-zs5kq]

​@@Scoliosisguide Feels like you either did not read or understand my comment. Guess all of our crew members must have been crybabies then. Unfortunately we did not have you onboard.

[@Scoliosisguide]

@@Daniel-zs5kq mayB i didn't read it and mayB i delete my comment tomrrw ir si. I just want you to consider my approach: Sometimes i go to google flights. i then choose a random third world country. without preparation. no joke. i Click on that button. i book... is is so easy. only few ppl are dooing this. now it is like a door to a foreign labyrinth is opened. So i get my Visa, i enter the plane. I don't think about risks. bcs i hve a banking card. i get of the plane. i smoke a cigarette. i go hostel. i take antibiotics. and i convince myself to stay confident and amused, whatever will happen. i then talk to evry person i find. Sooner or later smbd considers to rob me. So i try to be funny. i make a joke for the guy. i don't flinch. i laugh. i am doing it because humans are one family. and most likely nobody will hurt me. Or will hurt you. i accept to loose some belongings if it goes wrong. i overcome those situations. and i make some friends. i spread joy. i become a bridge. You guys would become bridges too, if you leave your cargo vessel.

[@tiagosoares8356]

Noraly always record everything while she travels, good and bad stuff. It was not clickbait.

[@themangarage2203]

I had already made up my mind to never visit Nigeria after seeing her video some time back. This public disciplinary action is encouraging

[@cwr8618]

dog n pony show

[@ILovePancakes24]

I don't see anything worth going to in Africa, the Middle East, or Asia other than Japan and Korea.

[@iWillProbablyDieOnTwoWheels]

lol - I am sure your decision to not visit a country you never planned to visit is what led to this happening.

[@mattoniy2840]

Haha yeah he was never ever going there anyway😅

[@mattoniy2840]

Haha yeah he was never ever going there anyway😅

[@zonezaro]

Nigerian nigeria e um pais serio 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍

[@davidoswald600]

Yes justice has been done but how many police get awy with this crime ???

[@philphil2652]

The short officer didn't demand money, he just looked at the gps gadget and went back. Why dismiss him? It will be nice and fair, if the corrupt politicians can be dismissed at this speed.😅😊

[@DavidSmith-uq4mj]

indeed he didn't ask anything..

[@liamcore7203]

Must have investigated the both of them beyond what is in the video. Having said that, I faced disciplinary proceedings in the army for being a driver, toting around 2 army buddies while they got drunk and beat up a few people. I should have controlled it, frankly, I agreed after the fact. They might be seeing it the same way here.

[@Springfield-eo8jl]

He didn't stop the other officer or report him, he is an accomplice to the crime and in doing so his actions were unbecoming of his position as an ambassador of the Nigerian Government.

[@ibukunadenuga360]

He was about to ask for money too but their boss called him to inform them that there is a camera on her bike and they should let her go

[@Manc-fh5we]

Hard to believe. Corruption in Africa??? 😳

[@ibroplatin4915]

Pretty much everywhere

[@victor0039]

what do you expect

[@omarsharieftiry6456]

What is important is that justice prevailed and we should not judge everyone the same as this happens in almost all the countries not just Nigeria.

[@GhMaclean]

If she wasn't Oyibo, this will never had happened... ow Africa...such a joke!😅

[@thandomkhabela525]

😂😂 the dismissal process is so dramatic,ive never seen something like this in my life,nigeria is a movie

[@MindBlowing1197]

Very true! 😂😂😂😂