IG of Police, Solomon Arase stops officers from carrying bags for VIPs

Posted by Nicholas on Thu 21st May, 2015 - tori.ng

The new IG of Police, Solomon Arase, has added another law to his long list of new laws since assuming the position. Arase has barred police officials attached to high-ranking government officials, from doing any sort of house chores for their bosses.

IGP - Solomon Arase
 
The new acting Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase, has been passing new laws and in the few weeks he has been around.
 
Solomon Arase has stopped police officers attached to government officials from engaging in any sort of domestic chores for their principals. 
 
VANGUARD reports Arase sounded the warning while speaking at an interactive session with police inspectors and other rank and file personnel selected from commands nationwide at the Police Headquarters in Abuja. 
 
''I have directed the commissioner of police in-charge of the airports that if they find any of you carrying boxes (of VIPs) and rifles, and dragging them all over the place, they should arrest you and you will be punished''. 

''Those of you who are posted to VIPs, on no account should you carry their bags and on no account should you act as domestic servants to them. You are police officers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and they must respect you as such. Your uniform must be respected, anybody who wants to hire a domestic help should not use our policemen who are sent to protect them as domestic help''. 
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