In a strong move to restore public trust and uphold the law, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM, has warned police officers against human rights violations and misconduct.
During a virtual meeting with senior police managers, the IGP emphasized the need for professionalism and adherence to the law. He stressed that any officer found guilty of human rights abuses or misconduct will face severe consequences.
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Key Areas of Focus:
Human Rights Protection: The IGP reiterated the police force’s commitment to protecting human rights and preventing abuses.
Professional Conduct:
He emphasized the importance of proper dressing, conduct, and adherence to standard operating procedures.
Accountability:
The IGP warned against the indiscriminate transfer of cases without proper approval, ensuring that justice is served promptly.
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Collaboration and Reputation:
He urged all officers to work together to prevent actions that could tarnish the police force’s reputation.
The IGP’s directives aim to reinforce operational integrity, ensure effective management, and promote a culture of professionalism within the Nigeria Police Force.