Police allegedly ordered journalists not to publish video
A source said that the IGP’s blunders brought an abrupt end to the event which held in Kano state.
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According to Punch, a source said that the IGP’s blunders brought an abrupt end to the event which held in Kano state.
The source said that Idris’ handlers had to whisk him away following the embarrassment which his inability to properly read the speech caused.
The Genesis of the transmission
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On Wednesday, May 16, 2018, Voice of Liberty published a video of the police boss struggling to read.
The incident took place in Kano state on Monday, May 14, 2018,where he went to commission the Force Technical Intelligence Unit.
The video of the IG went viral on social media, prompting many people to give different interpretations and angles to the video.
Some Nigerians have suggested that it was doctored while others put out the argument that Idris has Dyslexia, a learning disorder.
The incident took place in Kano on Monday, May 14, 2018, where he went to commission the Force Technical Intelligence Unit.
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Police discredits video
The Nigerian Police, in an exclusive chat with Pulse said that the video of the IGP’s blunder was manipulatedjust to make him look bad.
Also, the Senior Special Adviser to the President on Diaspora & Foreign Affairs, Abike Dabiri-Erewa said that an editor used special effects to repeat the Police boss’ blunder.
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