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The Nigeria Police Force, through its Force Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, has provided clarification on the recent directive by the Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun, concerning the withdrawal of police officers from certain VIPs. Adejobi clarified that the withdrawal specifically involves Police Mobile Force (PMF) personnel and not a blanket ban on all police officers providing VIP escort services.

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The decision to withdraw PMF personnel remains unchanged, with a redirection of their assignments to the newly established Special Intervention Squad (SIS). Adejobi assured that VIPs entitled to police escorts within the legal framework would continue to receive the necessary security details, emphasizing the focus on enhancing efficiency within the police force. He also highlighted the availability of other police units, such as the Special Protection Unit (SPU), for those in genuine need of specialized escort services. Additionally, individuals falling outside the legal framework for such security details will undergo screening, and their applications will be thoroughly assessed.

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