Rwandan Police warn Nigerian content creator over road safety breach
Rwanda’s police authorities have warned Nigerian content creator Joe Bassey against filming videos on active roadways, after he posted a clip showcasing the country’s cleanliness while seated on a road.
Rwanda's police authorities have warned Nigerian content creator Joe Bassey against filming videos on active roadways, after he posted a clip showcasing the country's cleanliness while seated on a road.
While acknowledging the video's positive intent, the Rwanda police emphasised that such actions breach road safety regulations and pose risks to both the individual and other road users.
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In a statement on X, the authorities advised content creators to use safe areas for filming, prioritising safety and adherence to regulations.
The Rwanda police wrote, “Hello, while we appreciate the good intentions behind this clip, recording content in the roadway is unsafe and violates road safety regulations, as it puts road users at risk. For everyone’s safety, we advise that filming be done in safe areas. Thank you.”
