CEO & Counter-Terrorism advisor, MOSECON, Yan St-Pierre, is not finding the treatment he received at a Nigerian airport very funny. Evidently, he is new to this bribery and corruption that underscores our very existence as a society.

See below.

Dear FAAN personnel Abuja, if you're going to ask me 5 times "do you have something for me, my friend?", may I suggest more discretion? 1/4

— Yan St-Pierre (@MOSECON_Yan) October 10, 2016

Especially at security checkpoints. You may not realise this but asking for bribes undermines the purpose of your job. 2/4

— Yan St-Pierre (@MOSECON_Yan) October 10, 2016

Tells me you're willing to look the other way for right amount & that's actually dangerous. Also, corruption & asking for bribes 3/4

— Yan St-Pierre (@MOSECON_Yan) October 10, 2016

is not "normal" so being so open about it & to a certain degree flaunting it, shouldn't be part of standard practice. 4/4

— Yan St-Pierre (@MOSECON_Yan) October 10, 2016

I have no problem w/real tipping. My problem is security guys checking my bag, patting me down & asking me for money at same time https://t.co/WoInSvVUdO

— Yan St-Pierre (@MOSECON_Yan) October 10, 2016

I got this from the Lagos airport. number should be valid for Abuja as well. You should consider making a formal report pic.twitter.com/4D5DWet2FT

— Jaiye (@2jaiye) October 10, 2016

You're welcome to Nigeria…RT @MOSECON_Yan: is not "normal" so being so open about it & to a certain degree flaunting it…

— Apase dj SoniQ (@djsoniq) October 10, 2016

@Zahrahmusa u didn't need his help. Very annoying. They think everyone coming to the airport can afford to give them a tip/4

— Adam (@adamismaeel83) October 10, 2016

I thought they do this to only Nigerians? Very bad image to foreigners! https://t.co/W9yYH0Laip

— UKPAKA (@RealBuch1) October 10, 2016

@Zahrahmusa of some sort. First time I checked in in kano airport, asked for where I could check in, dude just kept /5

— Adam (@adamismaeel83) October 10, 2016

@Zahrahmusa following me till I had to give him something. Can u imagine? Your an official working at the airport and /6

— Adam (@adamismaeel83) October 10, 2016

So sorry about your experience, Sir.
Welcome to Nigeria