It also warned that officers found violating these principles would face severe consequences.
The agenda of the meeting had not been made public.
According to the statement, Mr Egbetokun was in Osun to supervise and gain a firsthand view of the situation following a violent conflict.
“As it stands, only 370,000 officers are responsible for the security of over 230 million people,” said the NDDC chair.
The force spokesperson said officers recovered some arms and ammunition, mobile phones, N5.2 million and vehicles of the kidnapped victims.
Mr Egbetokun stated this at the PCRC’s maiden executive national training on Thursday in Abuja.
“We must, therefore, ask why is the Nigeria Police Force fixated on policies that are apparently aimed at generating money,” Mr Adeyanju stated.
Although Mr Darlington was released on bail on October 8, he was rearrested and transferred to Abuja in November.
Rush for food at events in Anambra, Abuja and Oyo, resulting in stampedes that killed at least 65 lives in the past week.
Since ours is a constitutional democracy and our country exists in contemporary times, can citizens call out the President or members of his family for any wrong doing?
