The Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has emphasized his administration’s zero-tolerance policy towards any form of indiscipline or misconduct .
He stressed that the mandate of the Police is to serve and protect with honour and integrity, and as such all breaches of the core values of the NPF will be met with decisive action to maintain public trust and ensure justice.
In line with his policy which aims at upholding the highest standards of professionalism and integrity within the Nigeria Police Force, Egbetokun said all cases reported against personnel have been creditably attended to, and justice have been done appropriately.
According to a statement signed by the Force Public Relations Officer, ACO Olumuyiwa Adejobi, many of the erring officers have been sanctioned, while some cases are still at the orderly room trial level, and will soon be concluded.
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“Also, recognizing that accountability must be enforced at all levels, several senior officers have been subjected to the Force Disciplinary Committee hearings. These hearings are part of an exhaustive review process to scrutinize and address allegations of misconduct against higher-ranking officers of the Force.
“This wave of disciplinary actions is part of a broader initiative to implement comprehensive reforms within the police force. These reforms aim to strengthen internal oversight mechanisms, enhance training programs focused on ethics and community policing, and improve transparency in disciplinary procedures.
The Inspector General of Police however assured the public that these measures are taken with the utmost seriousness and are integral to restoring and maintaining their trust.
He re-emphasized that the NPF is dedicated to fostering a culture of accountability and respect within all ranks to ensure that police officers serve with integrity.
