"POWER Is Not There At The Top But In Collective Forces Around"

"POWER Is Not There At The Top But In Collective Forces Around" - KEMI OLUNLOYO Confronts SARS Men

Investigative journalist Kemi Olunloyo recently shared in a series of tweets, her encounter with SARS men. In the video she was heard resisting the men who had requested to search her bag. "I refused to have my bag searched without a warrant and wearing gloves and masks" she also tweeted. The SARS men in turn accused Kemi of harassing them.

Dr kemi further explained that the police men on three occasions had stopped her artist to collect money from him whenever he returns from the studio "I have power in this country" she said, letting the police know that she is influential. "Power is not up there but in connective forces around". She added. Kemi later Tweeted a video saying that the police had apologized and the matter had been resolved.

https://twitter.com/KemiOlunloyo/status/1279885551450181632?s=20

https://twitter.com/KemiOlunloyo/status/1279881263629963264?s=09

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