Police solicits public support to fight corruption
By Channels TV
08 November 2016 |
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Are they really serious about this? Nigerians are laughing because all assurances given in the past to confront corruption within the police organisation, rather than produce results seem to have emboldened the bad eggs the more. We will believe them when they begin to dismantle check points after every kilometer of the highway and the penchant to practically force you to part with some money before someone can be bailed for the simplest of offences.
We will review and take appropriate action.