Sack Inspector General of Police now, Reps tell Buhari
08 February 2018 |
9:59 am
The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a vote of no confidence on the inspector general of Police Ibrahim Idris with a resolution that president Muhammadu Buhari should replace the IGP with a better professional police officer.
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