Force Public Relations Officer (FPRO), Muyiwa Adéjọbí, has announced that individuals using police as their escorts would be clamped down upon, and those who need any escort would have to be screened.
Force Public Relations Officer , Muyiwa Adéjọbí, has announced that individuals using police as their escorts would be clamped down upon, and those who need any escort would have to be screened.
Sharing the video on X, Adejobi said, “This was a case study at the IGPs conference today in abuja. This has been condemned, and investigation has been instituted in the case. Senior officers have been ordered to take action against such in their AoRs and screen those who are to have police escorts and guards.”
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