READ ALSO: Call your men to order, lawyers tell IGPThe amendment seeks to extend the years of service for police officers from 35 to 40 years. Allegations against IGP EgbetokunAccording to him, the misleading publications alleged that IGP Kayode Egbetokun personally initiated this bill to prolong his tenure as the 22nd indigenous Inspector General, and has allegedly invested significantly in lobbying lawmakers to facilitate its passage. “To understand the true motivations behind this initiative, one need only look at the Inspector-General’s steadfast commitment to reforming the Nigeria Police Force. “Furthermore, it is important to note that the tenure of an Inspector General of Police is already prescribed as four years, with the President being the sole authority empowered to remove an IGP before the completion of his tenure. “Such misinformation not only misleads but also detracts from constructive dialogue and efforts towards meaningful police reform.

Source: The Guardian July 02, 2024 14:38 UTC