Police Union Asks Tinubu to Sack IG Over Recruitment

The Joint Union Congress of the Police Service Commission in Nigeria has called for the removal of the Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun. They accused him of misrepresenting facts about the recently concluded recruitment exercise.
The police and the commission’s union had been at odds over the recent recruitment exercise.
On Saturday, the police alleged that the process was marred by corruption and other irregularities. Meanwhile, the PSC accused the police of attempting to hijack the process.
Addressing journalists on Wednesday, the Chairman of the union, Adoyi Adoyi, noted that the action of the IG was capable of causing chaos which he said was against his profession.
He called on the President and Commander in Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Bola Tinubu to immediately relieve the IGP, Kayode Egbetokun of his appointment as IGP.
Adoyi also alleged that some elements within the police attempted to smuggle over 1000 names into the recruitment list.

SOURCE: swifteradio.com

 

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