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Nigerian police launch new website to check bribery, indiscipline
Nigerian police launch new website to check bribery, indiscipline
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Monday, May 18, 2015
The Nigeria Police Command has inaugurated a website, www.stopthebribes.net, as part of measures to stop bribery and other forms of indiscipline in the Force.
The Force also deployed 259 specially designated “Safer Highway Patrol Vehicles” in place of road blocks which had been banned.
The Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase, who launched the operation in Abuja on Monday, explained that members of the public can lodge complaints against observed violations by policemen through the website, but appealed that such “complaints should be factual and be supported with pictures or other evidence.”
The IG stated that the vehicles had been customized for each state, to provide safety on the highway and improve the operational efficiency of the police.
According to him, the highway patrol teams would provide assistance to travellers with broken down vehicles and accident victims.
He added that special code numbers would be inscribed on each vehicle with facilities to monitor their deployment, adding that the special squad trained to man the vehicles were not permitted to cross their designated areas of surveillance.
To ensure that the officers do not abuse the privilege, Arase explained that “dry ration and enough water” would be provided for each patrol team, assuring of prompt payment of their allowances and other entitlements.
He said, “The time now has come to change our mindset and realign our policing strategies. The world, they say, is changing. We as police officers must change with it. Road blocks represent our analogue past.
“The new scheme tagged ‘The Safer Highway Patrol’ is an alternative to road blocks. It will ensure the deployment of patrol vehicles along major highways across the country and at points considered as high-security risk where road blocks were hitherto mounted as a deterrent to criminal elements.”
Arase said the Force would collaborate with the Federal Road Safety Corps with a view to securing authorised access to its Motor Vehicle License Database to support the crime detection functions of the Force. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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ReplyDeletePlease assist to investigate dialy robery by dpo and his officer at Aba in Abia state precise at Cameron Police barrack and police station , why am making the complain is that if the robery has turn a daily affairs with Cameroon road , ehi rd Clifford rd which is not more a km to police station and barracks then the police officers re the thief. The officer robe from from 1am to 4pm on Clifford rd yesterday then police re aware of what is going on. Please mr IG kindly investigate these accident . Hope to hear from u soon
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