The Police Mobile Force (PMF) reform policy may be reversed, according to recent news reports, and the Acting Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM, decided to remove personnel from some significant individuals. The Force wants to make it clear that it has made the key choice to change its policy and that it will not reverse its decision to remove PMF soldiers from escort and guard tasks.
The committee established to oversee the smooth implementation of this directive has already started the withdrawal process by submitting a thorough report, and the IGP has started the mobilization process for the creation of the Police Quick Intervention Squad, which comes before the withdrawal policy. The choice to remove Police Mobile Force troops from VIP duties is a result of ongoing attempts to improve the Nigeria Police Force’s effectiveness in carrying out its primary responsibility of protecting the lives and property of all residents while also maximizing resource allocation.
The Nigeria Police Force is dedicated to providing suitable security measures for VIPs who are entitled to such protection, and is prepared to facilitate a peaceful handover. The Force will think carefully in the meanwhile.
The Nigeria Police Force is dedicated to providing suitable security measures for VIPs who are entitled to such protection, and is prepared to facilitate a peaceful handover. The Force will think carefully in the meanwhile.
The Nigeria Police Force’s Inspector-General of Police is unwavering in his pursuit of initiatives and changes that will raise the force’s professionalism and public trust. The choice to remove Police Mobile Force troops from VIPs was made in order to build a more capable, effective, and community-focused police force.