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Nigerians react as IGP withdraws Policemen guarding individuals, companies

IGP Ibrahim Idris' decision to withdraw policemen guarding individuals and private companies has been generating reactions.

The head, Public Complaint Rapid Response Unit, Yomi Shogunle, disclosed this via Twitter on Monday, March 19, 2018.

Shogunle, an Assistant Commissioner of Police, noted that the IGP had also ordered return of all Police number plates.

He added that a task force would be set up to check the covering of number plates and illegal use of sirens.

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The move has, however, been generating mixed reactions.

While most Nigerians on Twitter see this as a step in the right direction, others expressed concerns on its enforcement.

Here are some of the reactions.

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