The police began enforcing the policy on February 1, following a directive by IGP Kayode Egbetokun.
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Mr Ikenga said the measure was to ensure that police officers were professional in discharging their duties.
“The suspects, through their agent, offered the sum of 17,000 US Dollars bribe, which was rejected by our well-trained reformed officers,” said the police spokesman.
He said that the operations were conducted from the beginning of April to May 3.
Mr Adejobi highlighted the police’s achievement in fighting crimes on the Abuja-Kaduna expressway corridor and communities in Kaduna State from January to date.
The police said some Special Tactical Squad officers in Abuja were arrested for extortion of N30,300,000.
The police chief expressed optimism that the country’s security will improve with the support of the National Assembly and the nation.
Mr Egbetokun called for collaboration with stakeholders to optimise security within the Nigerian oil and gas sector.
