“One Legislation, Two Requirements”- Gideon Okeke Slams Unequal Gun Legislation Enforcement In Nigeria

• Gideon Okeke has expressed considerations about inconsistencies in firearm laws in Nigeria.
• He highlighted a double normal within the therapy of various {groups} relating to weapon possession.
• Cattle herders are allowed to hold machetes and cutlasses for self-defense with out dealing with authorized repercussions.

Nigerian actor Gideon Okeke has raised considerations about what he sees as inconsistencies within the nation’s firearm laws.

Okeke identified the double normal in how totally different {groups} are handled in relation to carrying weapons. He famous that cattle herders typically transfer round with machetes and cutlasses for self-defense with out dealing with authorized penalties, whereas people like Pastor Paul Adefarasin come below scrutiny for possessing weapons.

The actor questioned why herders look like exempt from enforcement, asking whether or not the legislation applies equally to all Nigerians. His feedback convey consideration to broader debates about equity and selective justice within the nation’s authorized system.

He wrote: “Why does a cattle herdsman get a cross to hold machetes, daggers and charms brazenly. I imply roamimg freely infront of police sef, for the safety of their lives and property.

Cattle rearer and pastor…are they not equal residents”