The Police Service Commission (PSC) has vowed to eradicate police extortion and corruption in Southeast Nigeria following widespread reports of officers abusing their power. The commission announced new reform measures, investigations, and disciplinary actions against officers involved in bribery, harassment, and misuse of authority.
The crackdown comes after numerous complaints from citizens regarding illegal arrests, unlawful detentions, and forced bribes. Officials say the goal is to restore public trust in law enforcement and ensure that officers uphold the principles of justice and integrity.
The Nigerian government is also working on new oversight measures to monitor police behavior more effectively. As the cleanup continues, citizens are encouraged to report misconduct and hold officers accountable for their actions.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
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