China Police Stations Would Start Operating In Nigeria

 

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The People’s Republic of China will soon run its own police station in Nigeria and some other countries, according to newly released reports.

These facts were made in an investigative study titled “110 Overseas Chinese Transnational Policing Gone Wild,” according to the Vanguard newspaper.

Touchaheart learned that the campaign was put in place to crack down on disruptive Chinese citizens living in certain of these nations.

On the list of African nations where the Chinese government runs its own police station are Tanzania, Lesotho, and Nigeria.

The report stated:

“Rather than cooperating with local authorities in the full respect of territorial sovereignty, it prefers…to cooperate with (United Front-linked) overseas ‘NGOs’ or ‘civil society associations’ across the five continents, setting up an alternative policing and judicial system within third countries, and directly implicating those organisations in the illegal methods employed to pursue ‘fugitives’.”

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Chinese govt on rampage to combat fraud by its citizen in other nations – Report

The investigative report also noted that the Chinese government’s strategy is solely focused on reducing the number of Chinese con artists operating in other nations, and it also revealed that between April 2021 and July 2022, 230,000 Chinese nationals were urged to return home and face criminal charges in court.

It was learned that the Chinese government used a number of strategies, such as denying the relatives and children of the suspect’s education and taking other extreme measures, to tempt them back home.

The study also disclosed that nine nations had been designated as locations where Chinese nationals are not allowed to travel because of the atrocities carried out by Chinese citizens in those particular nations.

Nigerian Police React

Meanwhile, the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) has reacted to the report via one of its branches.

The spokesperson of the Lagos state police command, Benjamin Hundeyin gave a vague reaction to the report via his verified Twitter handle.