I didn’t take any vehicle from IGP — Aisha Buhari

the accusation of Senator Misau without foundation - HQ of the police force... It says vehicles destined for escorts in the convoy of Mrs. Buhari... Insists that IGP Idris did not manipulate his retirement age..IGP exposed Buhari's wife, others -Misau

                                                                  Misau, Idris and Aisha

Misau, Idris and Aisha

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Ms. Buhari's reaction came when the Force's headquarters in Abuja also rejected the senator's allegations that the Inspector General of the Police, IGP Ibrahim Idris, purchased two SUV Prado for the personal use of the First Lady, Ms. Aisha Buhari. also described as misrepresentation, Misau's assertions that the IGP adulterated his retirement age. He argued that the vehicles, which were Toyota Sienna Bus and Toyota Hiace and not the Prado SUVs, as Senator Misau asserted, were turned over to the First Lady's Police Escort staff at the request of their Field Helper, ADC. But Senator Misau was relentless yesterday, saying that the IGP was the mastermind behind the leak of the document he exposed to Ms. Buhari. However, reacting yesterday in a statement signed by its Director of Information, Suleiman Haruna, Ms. Buhari said that she was still using the vehicles that were assigned to her during the 2015 campaigns. The statement said: "Our attention has been drawn for the widely circulated news, circulated, and attributed to a member of the Senate that two SUVs of the Inspector General of the Police were delivered to the wife of the President, Ms. Aisha Muhammadu Buhari personally. "The wife of the president wants to make clear that since assuming the position of her husband as president of Nigeria, she did not receive these vehicles mentioned. "In addition, the vehicles he still uses belong to the family and were used during the election campaign of 2015, including that of his environment." Ms. Buhari had previously refused to receive such vehicles on her twitter account, saying "I am still using my personal autos". Force Headquarters in a statement signed by Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Jimoh Moshood, described Senator Misau's allegation as unfounded and misleading. He said: "The attention of the Nigerian police force has been directed to publications in some newspapers of October 26, 2017, entitled" Misau accuses IGP of buying 2 jeeps (SUV) for Buhari's wife "and" IGP Idris manipulated his retirement age, says Misau "accredited to Senator Isa Hamma Misau." The two reports were studied and found to be an absolute, misleading, unfounded falsehood, a deliberate attempt to mislead the public and drag the name of the wife of the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Ms. Aisha Buhari and Inspector General of the Police, IGP Ibrahim K. Idris in a dispute. "It is pertinent to state that at no time did the wife of the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Ms. Aisha Buhari directly or indirectly solicit vehicles for use by the Inspector General of the Police and no vehicle if Jeep or SUV "To make things clear and to unravel the minds of the public, especially those who must have read the story, the Inspector General of Police is empowered by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria of 1999 as amended and the Law and Police Regulations, precisely Section 215 (1) (a & b) and (2). "The Nigerian Police Force shall be under the command of the Inspector General Police and the Deployment and Control of all Force Operations, including the assignment of police vehicles for operational use throughout the country shall be under the control of the IGP "It is within the powers of the Inspector General of the Police as stated above that when on January 17, 2017, SP Sani M Baba-Inna, the ADC to the President's wife requested two vehicles for police personnel in the convoy of the president's wife for the convoy movement and security purposes, a Toyota Sienna Bus with Reg. No. NPF 2406D and a Toyota Hiace Bus with Reg. No. NPF 3363D, were approved by the Inspector General of the Police for the ADC and not for the person of the President's wife or for their personal use as alleged by Misau. "The Nigerian Police wishes to declare categorically that all charges made by Misau against the Inspector General of the Police and the wife of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for having purchased two Jeeps for her in some media are unfounded, false and are made in bad faith to mislead and deceive the public. "Members of the public are now strongly obliged to neglect and dismiss the report in its entirety. "In the IGP retirement age, Misau's accusations were vicious. To avoid doubts, the Police Force of Nigeria and the Force Secretariat wrote to the Chairman of the Police Service Commission on 18 January 2017, drawing the Committee's attention to the observation of the current list of senior police officers, by which it closed of the Inspector General of the Police, IGP Ibrahim K. Idris, was incorrectly declared as 3

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