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Egbetokun’s Resignation Is An Acknowledgement That His Tenure Was Never Legitimate — Sowore
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4:58Now PlayingHuman rights activist Omoyele Sowore has said that the resignation of Kayode Egbetokun as the Inspector General of Police(IGP) is an acknowledgment that his tenure was never legal.
He alleged that Egbetokun, during his tenure, tried to arm-twist the police.
“This removal or resignation, as they like to address it, is an acknowledgment of the fact that his tenure was never legit,” Sowore said during an interview on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief on Wednesday.
Sowore said the ex-IGP used force on policemen asking for better welfare
“He did use force, I was arrested after we did the police protest, detained and attacked inside the cell at the Force intelligence Department (FID) by men of the police force led by the Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP).
“Several policemen who forwarded messages and WhatsApp groups asking for better welfare for policemen and promoting our protests were also arrested so many of them were kicked out of the police force, some of them were detained for several months so he did use force.
“Even while he was in office at the headquarters, you must have seen a video. I visited the headquarters briefly, and I know what I heard from policemen,” Sowore added.” he emphasised.
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