CSP Adejobi, the spokesperson of the Nigerian police force, has responded to a video that has been circulating online, depicting police officers assaulting a man in Port Harcourt.
The video shows a police officer assaulting a man with a stick and later slapping him before forcing him into a vehicle parked within the premises. In his response to the video, the Police spokesperson expressed his disappointment and stated that he had instructed the Rivers State command to identify and bring to justice the officers involved in the harassment.
CSP Adejobi wrote: “Quite unfortunate. I have asked the Rivers State command to fish them out. This is unpolice, unethical and condemned. Whatever the man must have done, he doesn’t deserve this beating. Beating him like a baby?? A grown-up man? We will surely get the men “ See the post below:
The Sun newspaper had released photos of the Manchester City striker which showed him in a car and with a phone on March 15, close to the Etihad Stadium. Greater Manchester Police has now confirmed they are aware of photos of Erling Haaland appearing to use his mobile phone behind the wheel of his car and are investigating the alleged incident. 
The 22-year-old striker who moved to Manchester City from Borussia Dortmund in the summer transfer window in a deal worth £51 million ($63m) and has been a huge hit in the Premier League, could be fined £200 and receive six points on his driving licence if he is found guilty. City are yet to release a statement on the incident involving Haaland who has scored 42 goals in 37 matches this season. 
