“I Drive Without a Driver’s Licence in Nigeria and Police Don’t Disturb Me” - Streamer Davrel Claims

Streamer Davrel has stirred reactions online after making a bold claim about driving in Nigeria without a valid driver’s licence.

Davrel made the statement while livestreaming with friends, where the conversation turned to what could happen if police officers stopped him while driving without a licence. He reportedly asked Pastor Sosa, who was with him, whether he could be arrested or sent to jail if the police pulled him over.

“Pastor Sosa, if police hold me now, am I going to jail?” Davrel asked.

Pastor Sosa reportedly responded that Davrel would not go to jail but could receive a ticket, and pointed out that he was driving below the speed limit.

Davrel then compared the situation with his experience in Nigeria, claiming that he has driven without a licence there without being stopped or challenged by police officers.

“In Nigeria, I drive without a driver’s licence, and the police don’t disturb me. I zoom off,” he said.

His comment has since generated reactions, with some Nigerians questioning the boldness of the claim and others debating the differences between law enforcement and road traffic enforcement in Nigeria and other countries.

Davrel’s claim has raised an uncomfortable question: is it really that Nigerian police “don’t disturb” unlicensed drivers, or have some drivers simply become too comfortable breaking the rules because they believe they can get away with it? Either way, the statement has Nigerians debating whether enforcement of traffic laws in the country is actually as strict as it should be.