Nigerian policemen fill their helmets with onions from moving truck (Photos)



Supposedly, this happened in Adavi, Kogi state yesterday

These men of the Nigerian Police reportedly used their helmets to pick Onions that fell off a moving loaded onion truck in Adavi, Kogi state.


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