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"The Nigeria Police wants some changes" – Actor okay O. Kanayo shares observations after spending 10 days in Ghana

Veteran Nollywood actor Kanayo O. Kanayo has known as for additional reforms within the Nigeria Police Force after observing variations in policing strategies throughout a latest journey to Ghana.
In a video shared on-line, the actor revealed that he and his colleagues spent 10 days filming in Ghana and didn’t encounter a single police checkpoint all through their journeys, together with journeys between Takoradi and different places.
According to him, though law enforcement officials had been current on Ghanaian roads, they appeared to function strategically fairly than stopping automobiles at frequent checkpoints.
Kanayo counseled the Inspector-General of Police for his ongoing reform efforts however urged him to deal with the conduct of officers who give the pressure a foul fame.
He alleged that some dismissed or retired officers had discovered their manner again into the pressure and known as for measures to determine and take away such people.
The actor additionally criticised the tendency of some officers to deal with younger Nigerians who personal costly vehicles as suspected web fraudsters, mentioning that many younger folks earn authentic incomes by means of expertise and different companies.
Speaking from his perspective as a lawyer, Kanayo acknowledged that law enforcement officials have the authority to conduct searches however questioned conditions the place motorists are stopped with out affordable justification.
He urged the police management to cut back the variety of checkpoints throughout the nation, noting that pointless stops and questioning may create an disagreeable expertise for vacationers and different street customers.
Kanayo additionally condemned prison actions and praised officers who work diligently to maintain Nigerians secure.
He concluded by interesting to the police management to enhance the pressure’s public picture, stressing that the Nigeria Police Force belongs to all Nigerians.
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