– President Buhari is reportedly seeking replacement for the acting IGP Arase – His tenure will end in a week, when Arase will turn 60, the mandatory age for retirement from the service – The police officers, who want to replace IGP, are pressuring on powerfull sources in and outside the government Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Whatsapp President Muhammadu Buhari is seeking the replacement of the Inspector General of Police Solomon Arase less than a week to the end of his tenure. The acting IGP will be 60 years old on June 21, Tuesday, the obligatory age of retirement from service. Today reports that highly placed sources said President Buhari is under pressure from about three different interests, who are pushing forward their choices. Though two of the forces are rooting for two assistant inspectors general of police preferred by them, which is said to be the most powerful, is proposing the candidacy of a serving commissioner of police from the North, who is holding a command position in a strategic state. Those, who are seeking to replace Arase, now spend more time in Abuja pressuring on some powerful forces in and outside the government. According to the source, Buhari seeks a very competent successor to Arase who, many consider, would have achieved a lot, at the end of his tenure. He said: “It is true that there are about three interests making separate cases for their preferred choices, who have showed good operational capabilities to lead the NPF.
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