Acting Inspector General of Police, Idris Ibrahim, has charged that his antecedent, Solomon Arase, left with 24 vehicles including two projectile verification BMW 7 arrangement, as he exited office. As per Vanguard, Idris unveiled this while talking with columnists in Abuja.
The acting police boss likewise asserted that a portion of the resigned Deputy Inspector-Generals of Police (DIG) additionally left with numerous squad cars. The acting said;
"A week prior to I was reported, when you look through my office window, you could see such a large number of autos. In any case, the autos all vanished when I came in. What I did was to appoint a mandate to the Special Investigative Unit, SFU, for them to research every one of vehicles' buys and gifts to the police in the most recent three years. When I assumed control, there were no vehicles. I found that the last IG left with 24 vehicles, including two BMWs. 'The DIGs took seven, others eight. Also, they cleared out me with an old vehicle. Indeed, even the one I take after the President with the last time I went for an engagement, the President asked what I was doing with that sort of vehicle. The front lamp has changed shading, which implies it was stopped for long under the downpour. Be that as it may, the new ones that were purchased, including an Armored BMW 7 arrangement, he took them away. In this way, I kept in touch with him and helped him to remember the need to give back the vehicles. At the point when a policeman resigns as IG, DIG, AIG or CP he is qualified for a few vehicles. Thus he ought to take his privilege and give back the additional. I trust four vehicles are sufficient for a normal individual. What does one need 24 vehicles for?"
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