Monday, 08 July 2024

How I bribed LASTMA officials N100k for one-way driving — Motorist

How I bribed LASTMA officials N100k for one-way driving — Motorist

 

 

An X user, @Oluyemi Fasipe has narrated how he bribed some officials of the Lagos State Transport Management Authority (LASTMA) N100,000 for driving against one-way traffic in Lagos.

Mr Oluyemi Fasipe also revealed that the LASTMA officials told him the incident has been captured on camera, but will be deleted once he pays the N100,000 bribe.

According to Oluyemi Fasipe, “Allow me to recount an incident involving some LASTMA officials in Lagos on Tuesday.

 

“While attempting to meet up with a friend on the island, my driver inadvertently drove the wrong way. Upon being stopped by the officers, they requested that the driver exit the vehicle.

“Sensing trouble upon hearing the term “one way,” I also stepped out to provide an explanation. I informed them that we were from Ondo State, Ilu-Oke and that the driver was unfamiliar with the area, emphasizing that it was not intentional.

“After a brief discussion, they suggested I speak with one of them, who informed me that we had been captured by a camera and offered to assist us in exchange for a bribe to delete the footage.

“Despite finding their deception amusing, we ended up paying N100k through a nearby POS operator.

 

“While I have a video recording of the incident, I have chosen not to share it, as I lack the motivation to pursue the matter further. It is evident that Nigerians are the major problem of Nigeria.”

Responding to Oluyemi Fasipe’s post on X, the LASTMA urged him to provide the date and location of the apprehension for further investigation.

“Hello Mr Oluyemi, kindly send us a DM through WhatsApp ONLY on +234 812 992 8597 for further investigation.

“Tell us the date and the location of apprehension,” LASTMA replied on X.” (Nigerian Tribune)

Source: News Express

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