Nigerian IGP Recalls 11,000 Police Officers from VIP Duties to Strengthen Security
The Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, announced the recall of 11,000 police officers previously assigned to VIPs to enhance overall police operations in Nigeria. This move follows presidential directives to withdraw officers attached to VIPs nationwide and develop innovative localized policing strategies.
The aim is to ensure compliance with the directives and boost operational capacity amidst manpower shortages, focusing on improving efficiency and welfare, especially in rural and high-risk areas. The IGP emphasized the need to address misinformation and political interference in police operations.
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