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In a dramatic turn of events, four police officers in Abuja have been arrested for allegedly forcing the chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Dr. Musa Aliyu, to pay a bribe at an illegal checkpoint. According to police spokesperson, the officers stopped Dr. Aliyu on Monday and demanded money, unaware that their target was the head of Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency.
The officers allegedly collected 53,000 naira (about $34) before Dr. Aliyu reported the incident to police authorities. A swift investigation led to the arrest of the four officers, who are now in custody facing disciplinary and criminal proceedings. The police have described the act as a clear case of misconduct and extortion.
This incident has sparked outrage, as it exposes the deep-seated corruption within the ranks of law enforcement. Nigerians have long complained about illegal checkpoints and extortion by police officers, but the targeting of the ICPC chairman adds a layer of irony and urgency to the issue. The police command has vowed to prosecute the officers and dismantle illegal checkpoints in the capital.
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