PSC speaks on elongating IGP’s tenure via politicsngr
POLITICS NIGERIA reports that in a statement on Monday by the PSC Head, Press and Public Relations, Ikechukwu Ani, the Commission explained that an online publication which made the claim sensationalised its report.
“It went further to quote the Honourable Commissioner “If the IGP feels that it will affect effective monitoring of the elections, let him write to the President for their extension, we have no objection. “According to him, he told the online publication that it was the prerogative of Mr. President to decide.
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