LunagisthubNigerian Police IG Cracks Down on Officers’ Social Media Use and Unprofessional Conduct
The Inspector General of Police has issued a directive prohibiting police officers from posting uniformed photos on social media, carrying bags or umbrellas for VIPs, and sharing official documents online. This move aims to maintain professionalism and discipline within the force.
Key Prohibitions
1:Uniformed photos on social media:Officers are no longer allowed to post pictures of themselves in uniform on social media platforms.
2:Carrying VIPs’ luggage or umbrellas:Officers are prohibited from carrying bags or umbrellas for VIPs, a practice seen as unprofessional.
3:Sharing official documents online:Officers are warned against sharing official police documents on social media or other online platforms.
The directive is part of efforts to uphold the integrity and professionalism of the Nigerian Police Force. By adhering to these guidelines, officers can maintain a higher level of discipline and respect for their role.
The Nigerian Police Force’s new directive is a step towards promoting professionalism and discipline among its officers. By following these guidelines, officers can enhance the public’s perception of the force and maintain the trust placed in them.
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