Post by Emmanuel Arinze Chukwuebuka (@Arrysmart)
Dear IGP,
Kindly keep to your earlier Promises:
"The era of impunity in the Nigeria Police Force is over, I'll enforce a regime of zero tolerance to corruption and human rights abuse"
Congratulations!!!
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