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A video shared widely on social media shows a heated exchange between a staff member at a Conex filling station in Lungi, Sierra Leone, and a customer. The customer reportedly called the police after refusing to pay a 10 leone bribe to obtain fuel.
According to reports, the customer believed that paying an additional 10 leone on top of the official price of 30 leone for fuel constituted an act of corruption. The fuel station worker allegedly became irate and verbally aggressive following the customer’s refusal and his decision to involve the authorities.
The social media video has garnered significant attention, sparking discussions about bribery and corruption in Sierra Leone. The specific actions taken by the police or the filling station’s management in response to the incident are unclear at this time.
See video below;
Salon dn poil
She needs discipline
She’s too aggressive
Borboh, da ooman nor geh shame. Na bribe e dae ask for, en e dae ala en cuss lek say e dar in the right. Ar sure day e don loss en job, (although the way wae e bin dar ask if nar basta pikin police put am dae, suntem e geh connection), en after the company sack am, den geh for begin do bette job with ooda den hire. Lae den lef di markit ooman en raray bornoh dem.
The law need to take strong action against this woman, especially when it comes to the area of abusive language against police officers and the government.
This e case e get for pass LAJ e yone
Kos Government
Kos Police
Is there any part in our constitution that’s against abusive language 🤔.
If yes then she has committed a crime but no, then there’s no crime
This is an insults to the whole Sierra Leone police officer and even to Papa government
That woman not only abuse the customer but also the entire Police and the government of sierra Leone. She deserves punishment for her actions.
We normally say’s things are hard are difficult, yes I agree.but one thing I believe is that we our selves responsible for all what’s going on.imaging a you Lady like her insulting government and also law enforcers.if she is sacked from the job.people will again says it’s politics.God help as a Nation
The woman need for pay for this misbehaving
This is bad as a nation. Over two weeks now no fuel (petrol) in the country but every day we heard them saying that about 2000 lit of petrol just entered into the country.. But where is this Petrol now. We the citizen of this country are really suffering… What has the government really done about this. Those people are just sitting there as if nothing is happening in the country. Which kind leader we get bha…
Salone dn turn to jebu county. But God dae
She deserved strong punishment from the government
Just see the level of illiteracy and unprofessionalism that this woman is displaying. She doesn’t know that she has just committed a big crime by illegally increasing the price of fuel when there is a fixed price given by the government and the worst of it all she is busy insulting the government and law enforcement officers. Just yesterday Connex fuel station in Grafton was sealed and fined for this same attitude by their staff and this one in Lungi is busy doing the same thing. Conex should be ready to pay a lot of money as fines.
Nor to Salone poil. Na we don poil n death pa poil Salone back.
This fa thing must be sacked from conex to answer to charges against the state.
She has to be out off jobb immediatel, because of her behaviour against the customer.
Besides the corruption that woman is personally aggressive, she doesn’t even have respect for government and the constitution of this country.
If the pra is serious about this, let’s them come by upgun np station, they are the most corrupt sellers ever in Freetown, if you want to buy 5 liters of petrol, they will ask 15 Leone from you, I am a Kekeh riders