Mr Shogunle dismissed the allegation of brutality.
Mr Ameh urged the Nigerian Police to uphold the rule of law and stop serving as a tool for oppression.
The senior police officers said the move is being justified on the grounds of “ongoing investigation.”
His legal team and associates said they had not been briefed on his whereabouts.
“The current state of affairs demands decisive legislative action to align the pension realities of the Force with the peculiar risks,” said the IGP.
Retired police officers in Abuja took to the streets on Monday morning, demanding payment of their entitlements.
Mr Shaharu was arrested and detained on claims that he leaked documents exposing Mr Wike’s massive land-grabbing scheme.
“Wike should be the one under investigation for allocating public lands to his children, a clear criminal conduct, not Citizen Mairiga,” said Mr Sowore.
Our civil rule remains a demonstration of craze, a circus of politicians in agbada, pretending to serve, while they loot and lie.
Over three decades after this incident, the execution of Mr Vasta in 1986 has remained a major criticism against Mr Babagida-led regime.
