Nigerian Police Withdraw 11,566 Personnel from Private Citizens for Enhanced Security
Nigerian Police Inspector General Kayode Egbetokun has directed the withdrawal of 11,566 police personnel previously assigned to private citizens nationwide. This move aims to strengthen security operations, improve patrol visibility, and enhance community safety.
The decision, made in compliance with a directive from President Bola Tinubu, is part of ongoing reforms to optimize manpower allocation within the Nigerian Police Force. The redeployment of personnel will focus on core police responsibilities to address evolving security challenges and restore professionalism.
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