A Failed System: Wasiu K1 Should be Arrested.

Posted by ns360mag | Aug 12, 2025 | News | 0 |

A Failed System of Administration

If one person is arrested for misconduct, the other involved should also be arrested. Recently, a popular Yoruba musician, Wasiu Ayinde, was seen in an uncivilized display, attempting to stop a moving airplane. Yet, no arrest was made.

Meanwhile, a lady who also behaved in a manner deemed unpleasant was arrested immediately. The difference? The musician likely has connections in high places, while the lady may know no one in authority.

This is a clear example of bias by both the government and the airport authorities a system where the powerful go free, and the powerless are punished without hesitation.

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A Failed System: Wasiu K1 Should be Arrested.

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