The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, has ordered officers featured in a viral stop-and-search video in Lagos to report to the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters in Abuja for disciplinary review.
The officers, involved in an incident at Satellite Town, are to appear on Wednesday following public outrage over their conduct during the roadside operation.
In the widely circulated video, the officers were seen stopping a vehicle, asking occupants to step out, and searching one individual away from the car.
Police spokesperson Aliyu Giwa said the move underscores the Force’s commitment to accountability and professionalism. He urged officers to respect citizens’ rights, act with restraint, and follow due process.
Giwa also assured that the outcome of the review will determine further action, reaffirming the Force’s dedication to justice, discipline, and maintaining public trust.
The video, which sparked widespread reactions online, was initially shared on X by user @ChuksEricE, drawing attention to the officers’ actions.
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