“SARS officers forced me to transfer my last 130k to them at a gunpoint” – Cross River Born Music Artiste, Bigeli Explains.

Cross River and Boki born top rated Nigerian Music Artiste, Bigeli Jacob has explained how sars officers force him to transfer his last saving to them at a gun point In Warri, Delta State.

The Portharcourt based Singer, took his story to Facebook this morning as he share his #EndSARS protest pictures. He said;

“On the 27th of September 2019

This date I had my ugly experience with Nigeria SARS delta state sapele division,

Was retuning from Benin down to ph. Heading down to warri where I could take a straight boss down to PortHarcourt.

“On the highway they stop our vehicle, ask us to come down we did .they asked me to bring my phone I be like what’s the problem ,I got 2slap for asking this question. I began to explain that I’m also a security personnel that’s working in the night club, even told them my dad was a police officer, and police inspector RIP dad and also a musician. 

“They never see important in all I said they where just after my money They check my phone and saw my Account balance that was how they label me a cyber crime and fraudster. Before they took me to a place and uncompleted building they call a police station with sign post I was asking where am I so I give description to people I was calling they told to tell them I’m in the police station but never let me know my location wasn’t comfortable., So I ask what’s going to Happen now I need to keep my journey. 

“The team controller demand I pay them 1million I shouted and asked if he wants to kill me where do I get such amount of money from not even in my balance. What I had was 1 hundred and 40 thousands. The team demand I give them 1hundred and 30 thousands out of the 140 in my balance. 

“I be like you want why do u want to keep me stranded why .lass lass was a POS guy they called to the station where I was forced to pin my money out to them. And I was left stranded .

God its Time #ReformbadGovernment #endinjustic #enpolicebrutality #Endsars #endbadgovernment