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I will make life intolerable for cult members, other criminals – AIG Abdulmajid vows
By OKOSUN DENNIS
The Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 2 Command, Onikan, AIG Abdulmajid Ali has sworn to make life intolerable for cult members and other criminal elements in his areas of jurisdiction, warning that his command has zero tolerance for cultism.
He spoke on Monday in Lagos while formally assuming duty as the new AIG. He was appointed a couple of weeks ago to relieve AIG Bala Hassan who has been retired.
AIG Abdulmajid said, “Kidnappers, cult members have been killing people and we would not treat them with kids’ gloves. That will never happen again. We would face them force with force and will never spare them. What is happening in Ikorodu, Arepo and Igando will be a thing of the past.
“The operation is on and we are doing joint operation with the military and some of them have been smoked out of their hiding places and a lot of them have been arrested and the perpetrators would be made known very soon,” he explained.
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“The police and the judiciary have been trying to see how to address that problem. We are working to have a capital punishment for such crime particularly kidnapping and cultism just we have with robbery. We would continue to raid and arrest them and charge them to cult. They are not just cult members but they are murderers and criminals.
The AIG frowned at some recalcitrant police personnel that dress shabbily saying it would no longer business as usual. While explaining that the dress code would be followed to the letter, the command would strive hard to put an end to improper, dirtiness within its jurisdiction. “I will personally take it as a responsibility to correct these abnormalities and put up corrective measures without delay,” Abdulmajid.
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