The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, has dismissed reports by worldwide rights association, Amnesty International, that cop took shots at #EndSARS dissenters.
He portrayed Amnesty's report of October 21, 2020, that police work force took shots at tranquil dissidents as "false, deceptive and as opposed to all accessible exact proof".
Adamu said cops, all things considered, "acted expertly, practiced excellent limitations and some followed through on the incomparable cost for harmony during the ongoing fights and resulting savagery in certain pieces of the nation."
This was contained in an announcement on Friday named, 'EndSARS Protests: Police Personnel Were Professional And Exercised Maximum Restraints – IGP Tells Amnesty Int'l'.
The announcement was marked by Force Public Relations Officer, Frank Mba.
Adamu stated, "During the fights, officials of the Force utilized real intends to guarantee that the fights were done in a tranquil way and by and large, truly secured and strolled one next to the other with the dissidents.
"In any event, when the fights turned fierce in certain pieces of the nation, the officials actually kept up most extreme restriction and didn't utilize unreasonable power in dealing with the circumstances.
"Accessible Reports show that 22 police work force were extra-judicially slaughtered by some rampaging dissidents and scores harmed during the fights. A large number of the harmed faculty are in dangerous conditions at the clinics.
"205 police headquarters and developments including other basic private and public foundation were additionally harmed by a part of the dissenters.
"Notwithstanding these ridiculous assaults, our cops never depended on utilization of unlawful power or taking shots at the nonconformists as affirmed in the report.
"It additionally poor people creative mind that Amnesty International neglected to specify or honor Police officials who were frightfully killed during the fights while serving their homeland.
"The Force censures the prejudicial propensities showed by Amnesty International as found in the report. One contemplates whether in the assessment of Amnesty International, cops are not additionally individuals similarly qualified for the security of their major rights to life and pride of human individual."
The IGP noticed that the Force is focused on the Federal Government's continuous changes of the Nigeria Police Force. He likewise urged Amnesty to expose its reports to "sufficient examination and legitimate confirmation of realities prior to unveiling the reports".
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