The Presidency has said no date had been fixed for the declaration of a replacement to Inspector General of Police (IGP) Mohammed Adamu who arrived at retirement age on Monday.
Official representative Garba Shehu said on Monday on a Channels Television program that he didn’t know about any inescapable declaration.
He said the arrangement of the following IGP would not be founded on ethnic contemplations.
“The President profits to Abuja for Tuesday. He ought to be at his work area by Wednesday.
I don’t have a clue when he will do this. One thing I can guarantee you is that in spots touchy like that, there is no vacuum that will remain alive. Thus, the framework will deal with itself.
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“The President will rather have an IGP who will make you and I more secure, ensure life and property than one who is more articulated by his ancestral imprints.
“In the event that you will designate the help bosses from each ethnic gathering in this country, you will have in excess of 250 IGPs, 250 Chiefs of Army Staff, 250 Chiefs of Naval Staff.
It won’t work that way. Furthermore, they have their own frameworks of creating administration.
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