"I'm Not Keeping Quiet Anymore" - Woman Crippled By Police Officers' Stray Bullet Narrates Ordeal (Photos)

Toyin Abraham has shared the touching story of her family friend who she claims became crippled when hit by a stray bullet from a police officer’s gun.

IgbereTV reports that Toyin Abraham shared a photo of Nike Adekanle sitting in a wheelchair.

Toyin Abraham wrote on her Instagram page:

“This is my family friend Adenike @nikeadekanle .. She wasn’t born like this, It was a stray bullet from the Nigeria police on the 23rd of July 1996 around 3pm in apata ibadan and she was in the hospital for over a year. Not even a call or check up or Bill payment by the police.
{ P.s- I had to get her permission to do this } #endpolicebrutality.”

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This is my family friend Adenike @nikeadekanle .. She wasn't born like this, It was a stray bullet from the Nigeria police on the 23rd of July 1996 around 3pm in apata ibadan and she was in the hospital for over a year. Not even a call or check up or Bill payment by the police. { P.s- I had to get her permission to do this } #endpolicebrutality

A post shared by TOYIN ABRAHAM. A.🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊 (@toyin_abraham) on Oct 15, 2020 at 9:47am PDT

Adenike confirmed the story, writing: “I’m not keeping quiet anymore…. saying this bring back a lot of horrible things that I want to forget but if this helps our fight against police brutality then WE MOVE!!!!!! #EndSars #ENDPOLICEBRUTALITY.”