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Following reports that a number of senior officials paid over ₦5 million each to advance to the position of Assistant Commissioner of Police under former Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun, new accusations of corruption within the Nigerian Police Force have surfaced.
Sahara Reporters claims that the accusations are based on records that were acquired from the Force Headquarters in Abuja.
The contentious promotions were purportedly confirmed in an internal police wireless transmission dated February 23, 2026.
According to the message, which cited SH.4700/FS/FHQ/ABJ/T.3/40, the promotions were authorized after correspondence from the Police Service Commission.
The message stated, “Promotion Senior Officers x CSP to ACP x Ref Polscom Letnos. PSC/Prom/1/1096/II dated 31/07/2025 and PSC/Prom/1/1096/II dated 05/08/2025 x Ingenpol has graciously approved the release of promotion of the under-listed CSPs to substantive rank of ACP x with effect from the date indicated against their names.”
Authorities were also urged to recognize the promotions in the directive, which was distributed to numerous police departments and commanders nationwide.
The document also stated, “Please convey Ingenpol’s heartfelt congratulations to the affected senior officers x Gazette and Force Order publications to follow.”
The promotion of eight officials from Chief Superintendent of Police to Assistant Commissioner of Police was announced.
Ibrahim Tijani Umaira, Mohammed Amini, Usman Abdul Dimka, Iwok Ndifere, Mohammed I. Musa, Jimoh Shittu, Muhammad S. Ibrahim, and Promise Wosu are among them.
The document states that the promotions were effective from July 28 until August 5, 2025.
However, sources in the police hierarchy said that payments were made to Police Service Commission officials affected the promotions rather than being solely based on merit.
According to a senior police official with knowledge of the situation, “the Police Service Commission secretly released this promotion under former Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun.”
Each officer allegedly paid roughly ₦5 million to obtain the promotion, according to the source.
These are brand-new, exclusive promotions carried out in secret under Egbetokun. The insider continued, “There are claims that these men paid ₦5 million to obtain ACP status while their classmates are left unpromoted.
Some officers reportedly complained that they were passed over even though they met the requirements for advancement, which is said to have caused discontent within the force.
According to another insider, “this has caused serious tension within the force because many qualified officers were ignored while others suddenly jumped ranks.”
