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Presidency may retain him, to reshuffle Service Chiefs

If information gathered by the Nigerian Pilot is anything to go by, no Deputy Inspectors General of Police, DIGs may succeed the outgoing Inspector General of Police, IGP Solomon Arase, who is supposed to retire tomorrow having attained the statutory age of 35 years in service on June 21.


However, there are strong indications that the presidency may not let him go due to circumstance surrounding the federal character principles.

Nigerian Pilot gathered authoritatively that President Muhammadu Buhari may delay Arase’s retirement to enable him reorganise the security leadership of the country to balance the imbalance in the zoning arrangement in the country.

More: http://nigerianpilot.com/arase-bows-no-dig-may-succeed-police-chief/

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very stupid bias police IG Keep licking northern Muslims a*s.

who gives a Bleep

Danzakidakura:
very stupid bias police IG Keep licking northern Muslims a*s.

i bet u dont have elders in your family and if you do dey are worthless or useless

Danzakidakura:
very stupid bias police IG Keep licking northern Muslims a*s.

Idiot redeployed the former CP of Enugu state just because he said d truth that it was Buhari's brothers that attacked Nimbo in Enugu state while Buhari wanted us to believe it was Malians.

he don try

Go, please go Inspector General of Killings.

Any guess where the next cp will come from ?

Did you guys notice the heading...No DIG may succeed the Police IG. Same thing happened with Customs. This is always the case whenever someone from the South is next line. Don't be surprised if they go and bring in another retired military officer to succeed him like was done in the customs. What happened in the customs remains one of the greatest insult to then 5 Deputy Comptrollers of Customs. How the South could let that happened still baffles me.

I prefer this man

They should scrap police we don't need them they are all terrorist

Naija9090:
Did you guys notice the heading...No DIG may succeed the Police IG. Same thing happened with Customs. This is always the case whenever someone from the South is next line. Don't be surprised if they go and bring in another retired military officer to succeed him like was done in the customs. What happened in the customs remains one of the greatest insult to then 5 Deputy Comptrollers of Customs. How the South could let that happened still baffles me.

Apostles of hate!!! Must you colour your opinion with tribalism and hate?

Change your ways... It will do you a lot of good

The only DIG from the SS is an Igbo woman and she is due for retirement by December. Not a Good Choice

No Igbo man from the SE is currently a AIG in the police. That's the delima PMB is facing in trying to balance the federal character. Most Igbo police normally retire early to import containers or opt into politics after securing the needed contacts and connections. Remember Frank Uba the former FPPRO once said the igbos are the architect of their misfortunes in the security agencies as they normally retire early to pursue business

AIG Mbu should get the job

whether he resigned or not, what difference does it make. soldier goes soldier comes barracks remains

Hmm

MadamExcellency:
AIG Mbu should get the job

fairly speaking he shouldn't get it now , what happens to the numerous superiors over him ? I think this federal character sucks bigtime .

Naija9090:
Did you guys notice the heading...No DIG may succeed the Police IG. Same thing happened with Customs. This is always the case whenever someone from the South is next line. Don't be surprised if they go and bring in another retired military officer to succeed him like was done in the customs. What happened in the customs remains one of the greatest insult to then 5 Deputy Comptrollers of Customs. How the South could let that happened still baffles me.

The more we think alonk ethnic lines, the more divided we become
The more divided we become, the more progress departs from us
The more we lack progress, the more we remain the same

And the vicioous cycle will continue again and again and again and ...