Police recruitment: Maintain status quo, court orders IG

Justice Inyang Ekwo of a Federal High Court on Monday, again, ordered the Inspector-General of Police, Muhammed Adamu, to maintain status quo in respect of the interim order issued against the recruitment of 10,000 officers.

NAN reports that on October 23, Justice Ekwo ordered parties in the suit challenging the recruitment to stay any action in the interim. The judge gave the order after Counsel to the PSC, Barth Ogar, told Justice Ekwo that in spite of the court’s order restraining the I-G from continue with the recruitment exercise.

”The recruited officers have been asked to report to various Police Training Schools in the country,’’ he said.Izinyon informed the court that since the recruitment exercise had reached a certain stage, the court should not have maintained the status quo stand.

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