Nigeria Police Force reacts angrily to the Senate list of killings in four months

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The Nigeria Police Force reacted angrily to the list of killings released by the Senate on Thursday as shocking, unfortunate and capable of worsening the security situation of the country.

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The Police also countered the initial reason the police IG Ibrahim Idris was summoned to the Senate.
The Senate said through its spokesman, Bamikole Omisore that the IGP Idris was summoned strictly over the spate of killings in the country, released a list of killings in 2018.

However, the Nigeria Police Force in a statement on Saturday by its Spokesman, ACP Jimoh Moshood insisted that the Inspector General of Police, IGP Ibrahim Idris was invited to brief Senate on Senator Dino Melaye and not because of the killings across the country.

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He said: “It is mischievous and heinous to play politics with people’s lives; even if it is a soul.
“The release is speculative and not supported by any fact. Office of the Senate President does not receive or process security report from State commands.
“The recent claim by the Senate that the reason for inviting the I-G is to brief them on the recent killings in some part of the Country is an afterthought which can be seen from the headings of their invitation letters.
“The Senate’s action to cover the appearance of the I-G on National Television is against National Security, unconventional and it negates global security practice.
“From the headings of the invitation letters, it is very clear that the I-G was invited on those occasions by the Senate purposely because of Senator Dino Melaye’s criminal indictment,”

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Moshood added that the Force as a law abiding entity would continue to uphold the rule of law in all its ramifications.
“The Force insists on due process of the law and once again implores the Senate not to whip-up sentiments or resort to self-help but to allow the rule of law and justice to prevail on the whole matter.”

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