s3x in a car (file photo).
The Nigeria Police Force (NPF), says having s3xual intercourse in a car is not a crime in the country as long as certain guidelines are fully observed. ACP Abayomi Shogunle, the head of the Public Complaint Rapid Response Unit (PCRRU) of the Nigeria Police, made this known in a post on the micro-blogging, Twitter on Tuesday. The disclosure came after a Twitter user, Stanley Moses, asked Shogunle if having s3xual intercourse in a car is a crime. Moses tweeted: “Oga @YomiShogunle please is it a crime to have s3x in your car?” The Twitter user wrote.
In a response, Shogunle, who confirmed that having s3xual intercourse in a car is not a crime in the country, however, listed four guidelines that must be observed. According to the PCRRU head, having s3x in a car in a public place is not a crime in Nigeria provided the location is not a place of worship, the parties are 18 years and above, the act is consensual, that is agreed to by parties and finally if the parties are of the opposite s3x. The Assistant Commissioner of Police added that if threatened with an arrest during the process, the parties involved should contact his department. Shogunle tweeted: “NO. S3x in a car in a public place is not a crime in Nigeria provided; 1. Location is not a place of worship 2. Parties are 18 yrs+ 3. The act is consensual (agreed to by parties)4. Parties are of opposite s3x. If threatened with an arrest over above, pls contact @PoliceNG\_PCRRU,” the tweet added.Oga @YomiShogunle please is it a crime to have s3x in your car?
— stan d man (@Stanley_Moses13) December 11, 2018
_So, public s3x is now okay in Nigeria??? Lights can be on in the car??? It doesn't matter if children can see or hear them as long as they meet those 4 conditions??? This 'ACP guy' should update the conditions!_NO. S3x in a car in a public place is not a crime in Nigeria provided; 1. Location is not a place of worship 2. Parties are 18 yrs+ 3. The act is consensual (agreed to by parties) 4. Parties are of opposite s3x If threatened with an arrest over above, pls contact @PoliceNG_PCRRU. https://t.co/U1Dqk9Mywe
— Abayomi Shogunle (@YomiShogunle) December 11, 2018