Controversy As Aisha Buhari Re-posts Another Post 'Criticizing' The Nigerian Police On Social Media

 

hehehehe..............Wife of the President, Aisha Muhammadu Buhari has again shared a post on social media that criticized the Nigerian Police under the government of her husband.

 

 

Aisha Buhari, the wife of President Muhammadu Buhari, has once again, shared a post on social media that seems to be criticizing the her husband's government.

 

It was reported on Friday that the Inspector General of Police, said only 20% of policemen are engaged in securing lives and properties of Nigerians while the remaining 80% are providing personal security for prominent people.

 

The IGP's comments were trailed with criticisms and mixed reactions from Nigerians with most people criticizing the current Buhari-led federal government.

 

It will be recalled that Mrs Buhari had last month retweeted a video of a lawmaker raining heavy criticisms on her husband's ruling style.

 

The new post she retweeted read in full:

 

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"Repost @oaktvonline 80% of Nigerian police officers provide personal security for ‘prominent people’, AIG laments .

 

The Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG), Zone 5, Rasheed Akintunde, says only 20 per cent of policemen are engaged in protecting lives and ensuring peace in the country. “The remaining 80 per cent are just busy providing personal security to some `prominent people’ on guard duties.

 

Mr. Akintunde said this on Thursday while addressing officers and men of the Police Headquarters in Bayelsa, during his tour.

 

He decried the situation where some prominent people in the society seek more than 30 policemen to protect them, while the bulk of work for the members of the force rest on protecting the masses. “Every big man wants personal security, they want a number of policemen to come and secure them and their family members, instead of supporting the police to work and ensure a safer environment. “Honourable members want police security, even Reverend Fathers, Bishops now want police security, so the remaining 20 per cent police the whole country. “If we can redistribute policemen from some government formations and deploy them to work ."