The Nigeria Police is calling untrue and baseless allegations by Senator Isa Misau that Inspector General of Police Ibrahim Idris illegally bought two jeeps for the wife of the President, Aisha Buhari.
Force Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood says the Police IGP only approved two vehicles for police personnel attached to the convoy of the Wife of the President to boost their transportation and beef up the motorcade of the first lady.
The Police hierarchy also denied allegations by Senator Misau that the IG doctored his date of
birth in records with the Police Service Commission.
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my suggestion is that, neither those vehicle’s were given to the First Lady or not once it’s meant for the. security reasons, it’s all is nice?
my suggestion is that, neither those vehicle’s were given to the First Lady or not once it’s meant for the. security reasons, it’s all is nice?