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The Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has been challenged by Arise Television presenter Rufai Oseni to carry out President Bola Tinubu’s order to remove the police escorts that are connected to the president’s son, Seyi Tinubu.
In reaction to a widely shared video in which Nobel laureate Prof. Wole Soyinka expressed concern over the size of Seyi’s security detail, Oseni issued the challenge during the Morning Show on Arise TV.
In response to Soyinka’s story of seeing what he called a “battalion” of heavily armed security guards with Seyi Tinubu at a hotel in Ikoyi, Lagos, Rufai claimed that the episode revealed a double standard in the way Tinubu’s order to remove police from VIP duties was enforced.
During the live broadcast, Rufai firmly stated, “They nor born anybody well to remove police protection from Seyi Tinubu.”
“Even the IGP, the Inspector General of Police?” remarked co-anchor Dr. Reuben Abati, taken aback by the statement. “Them no born am well,” was Rufai’s response.
In the widely shared video, Soyinka described how the sheer number of armed men in the hotel initially led him to believe that a movie was being filmed there.
“There was almost an entire battalion occupying the ground of the hotel in Ikoyi,” Soyinka stated.
“I was shocked to learn who the young man was when I asked.” It seems that he travels in this manner with his regiment.
