Nigeria Police Sanction 10 Officers Over Social Media Violations

[The Trent - Nigeria] - 28/01/2026

ABUJA, Nigeria — The Nigeria Police Force has disciplined at least 10 officers in the past month for violating its social media policy, imposing penalties ranging from dismissal and demotion to severe reprimand and demobilisation, according to senior police officials. The sanctions followed (…)

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