Adejobi, who shared the prank video on his Instagram page on Monday, ordered the arrest of the skit maker after his initial warning against terrifying and unregulated pranks by many skit makers.
Apples Bite Magazine had reported that the Force spokesperson on Thursday warned pranksters to be ready to face the consequences of some of their pranks as they will be made to face the wrath of the law for any harm their actions cause.
Adejobi said that the activities of the pranksters create more problems for the police on security management than what they (pranksters) gain from such pranks.
According to him, the personnel of the force operating across the country should not be blamed for killing an innocent person if by any chance they shoot any prankster seen with a gun – be it a dummy or a real one – as the person might be taken for an armed robber or criminal before confirming the kind of gun with them.
Posting the Trinity Guy prank video on Monday, Adejobi asked individuals who feel the heat and fear of the pranks to report the pranksters to police authorities.
He said, “This doesn’t make any sense. I think the guy should have been arrested. Those individuals who feel the heat and fear of the pranks should be reporting the pranksters as many of their pranks are criminals, immoral, and evil. These women have a good case against him.”
Seunmanuel Faleye is a brand and communications strategist. He is a covert writer and an overt creative head. He publishes Apple’s Bite International Magazine.
