Contentions and controversies have begun to spring since the news came out that President Muhammadu Buhari may have extended the tenure of the Inspector General of Police (IG), Ibrahim Idris, in office. The development has fuelled speculations that the President is afraid of having someone else control the police force during the 2019 general elections.

According to a report, the President was said “to have agreed in principle to grant the IG additional six months in office to enable him to coordinate and supervise the forthcoming general elections in the country.”

Ibrahim Idris is due to retire from the Nigeria Police Force on January 3, 2019, having put in the mandatory 35 years in service. However, he was alleged to have lobbied some senior Presidency functionaries, who, in turn, got Buhari to extend the IG’s tenure. The President must have been convinced by some reason to keep him in the post for an additional six months, and Nigerians are curious of what that may be.
https://qwenu.com/2018/12/27/extension-of-the-inspector-general-of-polices-tenure-why-is-the-president-afraid-of-replacing-ibrahim-idris/

Idris retained for joining APC.

Idris have been winning elections for APC since he was appointed.
From Ekiti state to Osun state.

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