The pronouncement that policemen attached to SARS units would be made to undergo psychological examination was one of the moves hurriedly presented to Nigerians by Adamu as the #EndSARS protests gathered momentum, roller-coasting into other states in Nigeria.
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The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, stated this on Saturday when he featured on a late night Nigeria Television Authority news programme: “Weekend File.”
The #ENDSARS protest, which started on October 8, has continued even after the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, announced the dissolution of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad on October 11.
The IGP said this in a statement on Thursday by the Force Public Relations Officer, Frank Mba, amid the growing protest against the Special Anti-Robbery Squad.
This position was made known by the Force Public Relations Officer, Deputy Commissioner of Police Frank Mba, on the Twitter handle of the Force on Wednesday
The Director General of the Agency, Dr. Garba Abari, made the call in a statement on Wednesday.
A statement issued by Abdulrazaque Bello-barkindo, the Nigeria Governors’ Forum Head, Media and Public Affairs, in Abuja on Wednesday, said Adamu would be joining the NGF 19th teleconference meeting to explain the security situation.
The order was contained in a statement by the Force Public Relations Officer, Deputy Commissioner of Police Frank Mba, who said Adamu acted in accordance with Section 18 (10) of the Police Act 2020.
This was contained in a press statement he issued on Tuesday and made available to Journalists in Minna.
The meeting, organised by the Office of the Inspector General of Police and National Human Rights Commission, was a multi-stakeholders’ forum attended by leaders and representatives of civil society organisations in Nigeria, activists from the entertainment industry and the #EndSARS movement and development partners.
The Minister also urged the police boss to accelerate the reforms promised and as directed by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Wike placed the ban on the #EndSARS protest on Monday in a statement by his Commissioner for Information, Paulinus Nsirim
The strongest point about the average Nigerian is that he or she is resilient, long-suffering, yet ever ready to give up a little comfort for the country’s sake. Nigerian leaders do not show as much readiness or patriotism in the same manner
The security expert said this in reaction to the disbandment of the SARS on Sunday by the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, following days of #EndSARS protest across the country.
Adamu made the pledge on Monday in Abuja during a courtesy visit by a popular Nigerian singer, David Adeleke, also known as Davido.
Abubakar said this in Monday in Minna, the Niger State capital, where he met with former Military President, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida.
Popularly known as Davido, the musicians stormed the Nigerian capital in company with his Social Media Manager, Sharon Adeleke.
The governor in a statement personally signed by him and made available to newsmen on Monday in Asaba, said the disbandment was a decisive response to the legitimate concerns of Nigerians.
Their presence was largely felt in Lekki, Ikeja and Surulere beginning from the early hours of the day when they took to the streets protesting the atrocities of operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad
Among them was Stephen “Papi” Ojo, the artist, model and choreographer who stole the show as the “blue-guy” in Beyoncé’s “Already” music video