Buhari Summons The IGP And Demanded For Explanation Over Benue Controversy

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President Muhammadu Buhari has summoned and met with the Inspector-General of Police to ask him why he did not follow his directives

The correspondent of Benue said that the IGP spent less than a day before moving to nassarawa where he spent more time

The President called the IGP on Tuesday morning he was the first person to be called to the Villa. The IGP spent at least 30minutes behind closed doors

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