
Barely 24hours following the expiration of theย 24hour ultimatumย handed to the Inspector General of Police [IGP], Malam Ringim by the President of the federal republic of Nigeria, Dr. Goodluck Ebelemi Azikiwe Jonathan to fish out the escaped leader ofย theย terrorist Islamicย group known by the name ‘Boko Haram’, a brewing discord within the hierachy of the Nigerian police has begun to spill into the open arena. Information available to 247ureports.com indicates the leadership under the IGP have begun to openly call for the resignation of the IGP while others within the ministry of police affairs have called for the complete re-structuring of the leadership of the Nigeria Police Force.
The National Police headquarters is reported to beย tensedย and juniorย officers are said to be on the verge of a protest against the leadership of the police department. Some of theย junior officers whoย spoke to our correspondentย revealed that the leadership of the Nigeria Police has been overly compromised. “They are working with Boko Haram” stated one of the officers who is staged at a police check pointย near theย Garki Area 10 police station. The police source continued to add that “most of them collect money from Boko Haram sponsors in exhange for inside information”.
The sentiments expressed by the source is sharedย by anotherย former high ranking police officer who served as the Commissioner of Police in Lagos State. Heย noted that Ringim has watched the moral of the police officers dwindle to the lowest levels in Nigeria. “I am not surprised that they allowed the leader of Boko Haram to escape after he was in their custody” stated the former police commissioner as he explained that the President of the country ought to have lived up to the ultimatum handed to the IGP.
The office of the President, as 247ureports.com was reliably informed, is said to be aware of the brewing discord within the Police Department – and has began an inquiry into the escape of the Boko Haram leader. The National Security Agency [NSA] is said to have been assigned with the task. The NSA is said to also launch an investigation of the IGP.






