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The Nigeria Police Force rejects reports circulating online. These reports claim the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) is operating again. Force Public Relations Officer Olumuyiwa Adejobi spoke about this on Monday. He stated the reports were false. While some states have special crime-fighting units, these units are not SARS.
Police Confirm: SARS Remains Disbanded
Adejobi confirmed that SARS is still disbanded. The unit was dissolved in 2020 after the #EndSARS protests. “The Special Anti-Robbery Squad was disbanded on October 11, 2020,” he said.
The police advise Nigerians to verify information carefully. They also recommend getting information from official police social media channels, which helps prevent the spread of misinformation. Because past SARS reports caused concern, it’s important to use official sources.
Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun will address complaints involving Special Tactical Squad operatives. He will meet with top police officials to discuss the rules and procedures these squads must follow and address public concerns. People are worried about confusion with old SARS issues, so clear communication is needed.
Adejobi said, “The IGP empowers the CPS and AIGs to handle complaints and act appropriately. We will address all infractions.” If officers break the rules, people should report it. to the correct authority. Adejobi reiterated: get information from official police social media and disregard other information.
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