He said that as long as there remained a market for stolen iron, the menace of vandalism would persist nationwide.
“Everywhere he served, he left more than just a line on a resume. He left memories, he left reforms and he inspired several young officers who served under him,” said Mr Egbetokun.
Mr Imam said that Nigeria’s democracy was hard-won and built on sacrifices by individuals who gave up their freedoms.
Security has been increased at the Osun-Osogbo grove as the festival draws to a close on Friday.
Mr Ameh urged the Nigerian Police to uphold the rule of law and stop serving as a tool for oppression.
Mr Tinubu, in a statement on Sunday, expressed sadness over the recent attacks in Borno and Plateau, as well as the explosion in Kano.
Mr Otunla stressed the customs’ strong commitment to safeguarding national security, promoting economic stability.
“As far as many Nigerians are concerned, the police force is not only moribund, but a large percentage of its personnel are branded as corrupt,” said Mr Daudu.
Addressing worsening femicide also requires a cultural shift and a commitment to human dignity.
The memo said the decisions to retire the seven senior police officers were reached at an extraordinary meeting of the Police Service Commission held on February 20, 2025.
