The
Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase has sounded words of advice
to police officers who marry several wives, to desist from the
polygamous act.
Solomon Arase
Nigeria's Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr Solomon Arase, has
advised both the officers and rank and file members of police in the
country to desist from marrying more wives resulting into an enlarged
family structure, Nigerian Tribune reports.
The police boss said this while addressing officers and men of
Ekiti State Command, during his visit to the state on Friday morning.
Arase, who also inaugurated a housing scheme for police inspectors
and rank and file members of the police force, charged that they should
bear only the number of children they can cater for.
In his words: "Stop marrying too many wives. Bear only the
number of children you can cater for. Some of you have wives in your
commands but when you are transfered, you arrive in your new commands
and marry another wife and start a new family there. This is mostly
among the men and I think you should stop."
Responding on behalf of Ekiti State police command the Commissioner
of Police (CP), Mr Etop John James, lamented dearth of personnel in the
state.
He said enormous number of rank and file have been moved from Ekiti
command without replacements and asked the IGP to make it a law that
there won't be transfer unless a commensurate replacement is
accompanying it.
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