Nigeria
Chief Superintendent of Police Defies Governor Sanwo-Olu, Refuses Request For Police To Vacate Magodo Estate
A chief suprotendent of police blatantly told governor Sanwo-Olu that he cannot vacate the Magodo Estate in Lagos because he was here on the directive of the Attorney General of the Federation and the inspector General.
When asked to call the IG to inform him of the governors request, the CSP refused and said he was too small and that the governor should call the IG himself.
The governor confirmed speaking to the AGF before coming to the estate and revealed that the AGF had said to him that he knew nothing about the police invasion.
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