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Small Doctor Regains Freedom With Strict Court Warning After Spending 24 Hours In Police Custody

Small Doctor was reportedly freed with a warning not to be involved in any violent act for the next one year.

Nigerian popular singer, Small Doctor has regained freedom with a strict warning from court, after spending almost 24hours in police custody over unlawful possession of firearms and threatening a police officer.

Yesterday, we reported that the Lagos police command, arrested Small Doctor, and three others for alleged unlawful possession of fireman and threatening to shoot policemen controlling the traffic at the ever-busy Oshodi area of Lagos.

Small Doctor was not just arrested, he was embarrassed publicly in the process, you can read the full report and watch the video of the embarrassing moment of his arrest HERE

According to reports, Small Doctor has been released by the Ebute Meta Magistrates’ Court with a strict warning not to be involved in any violent act for the next one year.

Meanwhile, prior to his release, the news, and video of the embarrassing moment of his arrest went viral, causing a lot of mixed reaction on Nigerian Twitter, with some finding it hilarious and others shaming him. See how some people reacted on Twitter to Small Doctor’s arrest HERE.

Tobias Sylvester

Tobias Sylvester is the news editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact Tobias at editor@kanyidaily.com. Got a confidential tip? Submit it here

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