AIG Warn Police Officers Say No More Free Ride Again

The Assistant Inspector General (AIG) don issue strict order wey talk say all police officers must dey pay their own transport fares. No matter whether na keke, taxi, or bus, officers no go fit continue dey use uniform take avoid payment again.

Dis order na response to plenty complaints from transport workers wey don dey lose money as some officers dey intimidate dem to chop free ride. Authorities talk say dis na step to restore discipline and fairness for road.

Many Nigerians don hail the decision, talk say finally police sef go dey obey law like every other citizen. But some dey still wait see if e go really work for ground or if na just another talk wey go fade.

AIG Tell Drivers Say Police Must Pay Their Own Transport

Transport workers dey happy well well as AIG don make e clear say no more special treatment for police. Before now, some officers dey enter vehicle like VIP, dey enjoy free ride, dey collect change or no pay at all.

Now, with dis new directive, drivers believe say e go improve their daily hustle and reduce stress on road. People dey optimistic say dis na correct step to make everybody obey law and respect each other. Some drivers share stories of how officers go enter motor, sit down like VIP, and still expect change without paying anything. According to dem, dis new rule na big relief as e go help their daily income and reduce tension on the road.

AIG Put Authority Behind “Pay Your Fare” Rule For Police

Social media don full with mixed reactions since AIG drop the order. Some Nigerians dey praise am, say e go reduce harassment. Others dey wonder if police go really obey the rule without strong enforcement.

Some citizens talk say the order good, but na enforcement be the real issue. Dem believe say without punishment for defaulters, the directive fit just end as talk without action. Still, some optimistic voices say na step in the right direction. Dem argue say if leadership continue to push accountability like this, e fit slowly change how police officers relate with civilians for the country.

Even so, some voices believe say dis na step in correct direction to restore accountability and discipline among police. If leadership continue push like dis, e fit change how police dey relate with civilians for Naija.