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Police IG Mohammed Adamu
The Police Service Commission (PSC) has asked The inspector-general of police (IGP) Mohammed Adamu to handover the ongoing recruitment exercise of police constables and cadets in compliance with the order of the court of appeal.
The police service commission had challenged the powers of the IGP to recruit 10,000 police constables into the force.
The panel unanimously held that the power to carry out the recruitment was exclusively that of the PSC.
An appeal has been filed by the IGP before the supreme court seeking to upturn the appellate court’s decision.
In a statement on Friday, Ikechukwu Ani, PSC spokesperson, said Musiliu Smith, chairman of the commission, has asked the IGP to hand over the 2020 police recruitment.
He said Smith made the demand in a letter dated October 20.
Meanwhile, the commission has condemned the killing of innocent Nigerians during the #EndSARS protest.
“The commission has followed recent developments and is shocked at the level of destructions visited on innocent Nigerians, public facilities and businesses in the country by miscreants,” the statement read.
“The commission wishes to reiterate its commitment to holding police officers, whether of the defunct Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) or conventional, accountable for their actions and inactions and will continue to ensure instant due punishments for misconducts.
“The commission only recently dismissed ten senior police officers including an assistant commissioner of police and reduced the rank of nine others following established cases of misconduct.
“The commission will process and punish all policemen found culpable by the presidential panel on reform of the defunct SARS.
The commission also condemned the killing of police officers across the nation, adding that they “are also Nigerians that have sacrificed their lives and comfort for the safety of the citizens and their properties and deserves nothing but commendation, support and encouragement.”
“We will ensure that the police that will emerge in the nearest future will meet the expectations of Nigerians. Nigerians are therefore urged to extend to them the required cooperation and support while government attends to the basic inadequacies facing the institution,” PSC said.

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Good
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That's good
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All I see is a tug of war between the PSC and the IGP, who controls who and what here?
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Aha
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Wow 😯nice move
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Good
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Good
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Okay, let it be done without bribing, and in favourable of the poor
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Good one, let the recruitment be on merit and not by quota or who knows who.
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Noted
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Hand over or not they should just work on how and who they Recruit
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We are watin for that
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that's good atleat they should recruit good n vibrant police men
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Good I like the fact that ACP was sacked make him know say him no dey invisible
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That's good.
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Even the head of the policing sector is confused then how will the remaining police force make any sense .
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Supported.
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Hnmmm
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Alright
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vibrant police men