@logica;
             Who maintained the same system used by the British? When did the British leave? What many are saying is that NIGERIA is not yet ready to have a civilised and disciplined police. The police are products of the same society whose youths snatch election materials or thumb-print for dubious politicians. Some of these thugs are in the police, those still out there constitute the lawless crowd who take advantage of peaceful protests to steal, destroy, maim, and even kill. I just read of the fighting in Lagos Island, if it's true, let two or three policemen get near the area and the next news could be that 'police short dead two unarmed youths'. Whatever the 'killer policemen' may have to say would naturally be dismissed as lies. We have a battered and confused police that have become erratic under successive failed-leadership, and an edgy public. Under such circumstances law enforcement agents, who are products of the same circumstances, become scapegoats. Nigerians must admit their collective failure in order to have a mindset for sober reflection and reformation.

The shake up is long overdue o.

The shake up is long overdue o.

For who? Our leaders or the police?