Carter Efe, a Nigerian streamer and skitmaker, has described the horrific killing of his father in Ogun State by armed bandits wearing military camouflage.
According to Naija News, Carter Efe stated in an interview with the “Honest Bunch” Podcast that his father, a police officer, had left work but chose to accompany the police van to the closest bus stop to their house.
According to the skitmaker, his father and his coworkers were unaware that the men wearing military camouflage were criminals when their car collided with an active robbery operation on the highway.
He claims that when his father and his coworkers got out of their car to investigate what was creating the traffic jam, the thieves opened fire on them since they were wearing police uniforms.
Caterefe claimed that seeing his father’s lifeless body on TV—the video is still accessible on YouTube—made the death of his father more traumatic.
“My dad had closed from duty and was heading home, but he decided to get into the police van and go to the closest bus stop to our house, which we were saying at Ogun State at the time,” he added.
They encountered a traffic jam, though, and some robbers were dressed in military garb. When my dad and his coworkers got out of the van to see what was going on, the thieves immediately started shooting at them because they were wearing police uniforms. I witnessed my dad’s lifeless body on the ground wearing a police uniform on YouTube.
“I have experienced agony before. I’ve experienced a great deal of suffering. Therefore, no amount of agony will stop me from grinding.
