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PSC Yields To Protest By Tinubu Campaign Council, Replaces Najatu As Coordinator

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The police Service Commission (PSC), on Monday yielded to the protestation by the Tinubu Campaign Council, and replaces Najatu Mohammed as coordinator with Assistant Inspector General of Police Bawa Lawal (rtd).

Head, Press and Public Relations, Mr.Ikechukwu Ani, announced this replacement in a statement in Abuja.

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According to the statement, “The attention of the Police Service Commission has been drawn to a Press Statement by the All Progressive Congress Presidential campaign Council on the appointment of Hon Commissioner Najatu Mohammed, Representing Women Interest and the North West in the Commission as one of the Coordinators for the monitoring of Police conduct in the February 25th Presidential election which the Council accused of partisanship.
The Statement signed by Festus Keyamo, SAN, Director of Public Affairs and Chief Spokes person Tinubu/Shettima Presidential Campaign Council, rejected the appointment of Commissioner Najatu as Coordinator for the exercise.

“The Campaign Council Spokesperson stated in the Press Statement that the appointment is not only “callous, it is insensitive, openly confrontational and consequently unacceptable by the Tinubu/Shettima Presidential Campaign Council”.

Mr. Ani said, the Commission wishes to state with all sense of responsibility that it’s Commissioners representing different geopolitical zones have always supervised assignments of the Commission in the geopolitical zones they represent.

“It was the same with the present national assignment,” he said.

The spokesperson said, that the Commission has however, decided to mandate Assistant Inspector General of Police Bawa Lawal rtd who is from the same geopolitical Zone with Commissioner Najatu to take over the coordination of the monitoring of Police Conduct in the zone.

The Commission, he added, will always be sensitive to the wishes of Nigerians and will continue to contribute it’s quota to the sustenance of the nation’s democracy.

In conclusion, the commission restated it’s commitment to a free and fair 2023 elections where the police as the lead Agency in internal security which includes election policing will discharge it’s duties according to the dictates of the law.

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