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Police Resist Transfer To Northern States by Biggyd2: 6:49am On Aug 20, 2012
It was wailing and yelling galore as the Police Management transferred over 50,000 policemen to different parts of the country, Saturday Tribune, has learnt.

An impeccable source said news about the postings started filtering to state commands on Thursday.

According to the source, over 5,000 inspectors and other ranks were moved from each state command and scattered to other commands.

It was gathered that the policemen, who were transferred from Delta State, were posted to Kano, Plateau, Borno and Yobe States.

Also, those transferred from northern states were posted to states like Benue, Enugu and Abia states.

It was gathered that some policemen had threatened to resign if the postings were not changed, while others resorted to spiritual help in order to be able to cope in their new areas.

The number of senior officers affected in the transfer was put at about 5,000 as compared to those of other ranks.

The source revealed that because of the determination of the top echelon of the police to confront security challenges in the country headlong, directed that nobody should be spared in the postings.

In the directive, the Inspector General, Mr M.D. Abubakar, said that no policeman should stay beyond two years in any command.

He also said because of the long stay of some policemen in a particular posting, they often indulged in some unlawful acts and connive with criminals.

The source added that more postings would be made in the next one or two weeks as the IGP had directed that the postings should be completed by the end of the second week of September.

Also, as the compilation for promotion of the other ranks commences in September, the IG has directed that any of those transferred to their new Commands and refused to move would not be considered in the promotion exercise.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/sat/index.php/front-page-articles/8314-tears-wailing-greet-mass-transfer-in-police.html
Re: Police Resist Transfer To Northern States by Biggyd2: 6:53am On Aug 20, 2012
Policing shouldn't be all about harassing innocent citizens for no just cause.
Re: Police Resist Transfer To Northern States by Nobody: 7:44am On Aug 20, 2012
Nigerian Policemen are also afraid of going to the north? This is very interesting! If they are running away from their duties what do they expect people they are suppose to protect do? undecided

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Re: Police Resist Transfer To Northern States by TonySpike: 8:34am On Aug 20, 2012
This means that Southern policemen prefer to battle armed-robbers and kidnappers in the South rather than die unexpectedly from the bombs of boko-haramists in the North. On a serious note, aren't policemen better performers in their local neighbourhoods?
Re: Police Resist Transfer To Northern States by Nobody: 8:45am On Aug 20, 2012
this is crazy, I wonder how a Deltan policeman, who can nt speak sh.it of hausa lang will be able t solve simple local problem n a village n bauchi state.

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