Policeman and okada rider fights

Naija Virals (@NaijaVirals) Tweeted: Meanwhile, in Ilorin around Challenge area yesterday, a Soldier on mufti was seen exchanging punches with a traffic policeman who deflated his car tyre for illegal parking. #NaijaVirals https://t.co/fSFRK2p17l https://twitter.com/NaijaVirals/status/1057937872613969921?s=17

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