People have differed over the
authenticity of the video which surfaced online on Wednesday.
While some argued that it was
edited, others of the opinion that it is real, with speculations that he
exhibited signs of dyslexia.
In the video, Idris found it
difficult to pronounce the words and fumbles with his script, as he constantly
repeats “I mean” and “transmission”.
At some point, he apologised to
his audience, after which a man walks up to him to help with the pronunciation.
A Twitter user, @olajidenigeria,
asked the force to clarify if the video was modified or not.
“I saw a video yesterday on
social media about the Inspector General of Police not able to read his own
speech. Some of us suspect it is a doctored video, can you clarify that please?
Thank you,” @olajidenigeria asked.
The police replied: “Thank you
for your question. Yes it was doctored. #AskThePolice”
#AskThePolice— Dr Adekola Adewale (@olajidenigeria) May 17, 2018
I saw a video yesterday on social media about the Inspector General of Police not able to read his own speech. Some of us suspect it is a doctored video, can you clarify that please?
Thank you.
Thank you for your question. Yes it was doctored. #AskThePolice https://t.co/lYSpkyRIdh— Nigeria Police Force (@PoliceNG) May 17, 2018
Meanwhile, another
“uncomplimentary” video of the IGP also surfaced on social media less than 24
hours after the first.
In the undated video, Idris can
be seen committing another blunder as he made a wrong turn during the 2018
Armed Forces Remembrance Day in Abuja.
The wrong turn was sequel to a
premature salute by the police chief when he joined his fellow service chiefs
to lay wreaths.
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