Other
senior police officers go to where ever they are posted to and face their job
as professionals, but not this man called Joseph Mbu. He always have reasons to
talk as if he is the only policeman in Nigeria.
The new Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Zone 2, Joseph Mbu, has warned that his men will arrest any governor with "unruly attitude" during the forthcoming elections.
Mbu said this on Thursday in Abeokuta, Ogun State, during his official visit to the Ogun State police command headquarters located in the Eleweran area of the state.
The two governors he is expected to work under are Ibikunle Amosun and Babatunde Fashola.
Mbu also ordered the men of the command, who would be on electoral duty, to arrest promptly anyone caught with arms near the voting centres. He said, “I am here to encourage, support and advice you because we have a critical part to play in the forthcoming elections.
“Our actions and activities will go a long way to decide on this election, so, I have come to tell you that we must remain impartial in ensuring free, fair, peaceful and violent-free polls.
“As far as the law is concerned, we are not going to respect anybody and whoever is coming to the booth should vote and leave peacefully.
“Anyone who comes there to campaign even if it is the chief executive of the state, a constable at that polling booth would stop him.”
The new Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Zone 2, Joseph Mbu, has warned that his men will arrest any governor with "unruly attitude" during the forthcoming elections.
Mbu said this on Thursday in Abeokuta, Ogun State, during his official visit to the Ogun State police command headquarters located in the Eleweran area of the state.
The two governors he is expected to work under are Ibikunle Amosun and Babatunde Fashola.
Mbu also ordered the men of the command, who would be on electoral duty, to arrest promptly anyone caught with arms near the voting centres. He said, “I am here to encourage, support and advice you because we have a critical part to play in the forthcoming elections.
“Our actions and activities will go a long way to decide on this election, so, I have come to tell you that we must remain impartial in ensuring free, fair, peaceful and violent-free polls.
“As far as the law is concerned, we are not going to respect anybody and whoever is coming to the booth should vote and leave peacefully.
“Anyone who comes there to campaign even if it is the chief executive of the state, a constable at that polling booth would stop him.”
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