Police IG Idris reveals his stand against corruption (Photo)


A photo has emerged of the number one policeman in Nigeria taking a 'strong stand' against the huge level of corruption in the country. Probably tired of the huge spate of corruption in the country, Nigeria's Inspector General of Police (IGP) Ibrahim Idris has revealed his stand with a sign of his own in his office in Abuja.
The photo shows the Police IG, looking very stern and carrying a placard with the sign 'No To Corruption' while standing in front of a book shelf. The tough look on the police chief's face and the placard in his hands appear to promise trouble for whoever might try the police's resolve in ending corruption. Also, it is a show of solidarity by the police chief for President Buhari's anti-corruption.
Even though he is not smiling in the photo, there is something hilarious however in seeing Nigeria's police chief standing with an anti-corruption sign. Meanwhile, IG Idris's photo comes just as some officers of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) accused him of witch-hunting, tribalism and favouritism.

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