₦airaland Forum

Following the circulation of a viral video showing acts of extortion by police officers along the Benin bypass, the Nigeria Police Force, in line with its zero-tolerance policy on extortion and unprofessional conduct, has taken immediate action.

Upon their arrival at the Force Headquarters, the six erring officers, including their supervising officer, a Chief Superintendent of Police, were marched in to appear before the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun Ph.D, NPM, who condemned their actions as shameful, distasteful, and utterly unacceptable. He further ordered the immediate commencement of disciplinary procedures against all six officers involved.

Accordingly, the officers have been queried, while orderly room trials for the Inspectors implicated in the video have commenced.

This reiterates the Force's commitment to upholding professionalism, integrity and accountability. The public is assured that such misconduct will not be tolerated under any guise, and appropriate sanctions will be meted out in line with established disciplinary procedures.

MaziObinnaokija:
END OF THE ROAD

NOETHNICITY:
Make una also increase their salaries

Their take home pay is nothing to write home about

It’s shameful what these people are paid

MaziObinnaokija:
END OF THE ROAD

Bullet01:
https://www.facebook.com/share/12KmkjfCMG2/

RealLordZeus:
If you like, pay them 5m monthly , dem go still collect Roger.

Cops around the world even in developed countries are among the least paid workers and they don't go about disgracing themselves

NPF corruption issue is institutional and foundational..
I think it stems from how they were setup during the colonial era..
The colonial officers set up the police to intimidate the populace and that intimidation has been passed down generations