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The Police Force Headquarters in Abuja has dismissed as fake news and deliberate misrepresentation of the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Disu, reports that he directed police personnel to “shoot anyone with illegal firearms”.
Force Public Relations Officer, Anietie Iniedu, who made this known, said the Inspector-General did not give such a directive during a meeting with stakeholders in Makurdi, Benue State.
Iniedu, in a statement, said the IGP’s comments at the meeting had been misrepresented to the public.
The FPRO said while the IGP only reminded officers that only duly authorised security personnel are allowed by law to bear firearms, he also drew attention to the growing proliferation of illegal weapons used by criminals to perpetrate kidnapping, armed robbery, banditry, cult-related violence and other serious crimes.
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He quoted the Inspector-General as reiterating that the use of firearms by police officers was governed strictly by Force Order 237, which stipulates the lawful circumstances under which the officers could use firearms in the execution of their duties.
The statement added that the IGP stressed the need for officers to operate strictly within the confines of the law and adhere to the approved rules governing the use of force.
“There was no ‘shoot-on-sight’ order from the Inspector-General. “At no point did he instruct officers to shoot anyone simply because they were found in possession of an illegal firearm,” the statement said.
The Force reiterated its commitment to protecting the lives, rights and freedoms of all Nigerians, and stated that police personnel are expected to discharge their responsibilities professionally, lawfully and with full respect for human rights and the Constitution.
It also called on media organisations and members of the public to verify security-related information before publishing or circulating it, warning that inaccurate reports could create unnecessary panic, misinform the public, and erode public confidence in security institutions.
The statement also urged members of the public to watch the full video of the Inspector-General’s address, pointing out that it reflects his remarks accurately and places them in their proper context.
The Force reiterated its commitment to enforce the law in a fair, professional manner and within the confines of the Constitution and other extant Laws.
