Nigerians on social media have taken to micro-blogging platform, Twitter to react after Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu was suddenly sacked.
President Muhammadu Buhari terminated the appointment of Adamu as IGP as he replaced him with Usman Alkali Baba on Tuesday afternoon. Adamu was on a visit to Imo State to check the severity on the correctional facility when he got wind of the news that he has been sacked.
It sparked a whole lot of reactions on Twitter as Nigerians expressed their views on the matter.
Below are some reactions:
@ShehuSani
Goodbye Adamu,rest well and regain your lost weight
@Babatun09050838
Abi now . Very funny country , on assignment and removed from there. My country Nigeria.
@Ballardino11
He is the new commissioner of Police in Imo state. You see this life no balance. Dem send am go far, come carry him chair
@harri_010
IGP SACKED while on official visit to IMO State. #inukwa
@_victorokonkwo
Nigeria is being run like one man business
@Paschalchukz
Well deserved, this was long overdue
@PDP_2023
IGP SACKED while on official visit to Imo State. Malami is incharge if you know, you know �
@Emmryzz
The MAN ‘O WAR rep went to owerri and was flexing muscles.
Chaiiii… Buhari do am this one “STRIKINGLY” �
@Roland_speaks
Buhari is in London, IGP Adamu went to Owerri to blow big grammar only to come back to Abuja as a former IGP.
This life no balace.
@IamKennyBabs
I doubt if Buhari is aware of this update. Someone who fought tooth and nail to keep Ádámù as IGP despite critics.
Perhaps Adamu wasn’t tough enough on IPOB
@skyprince1980
Adamu arrives Imo as the IGP over the attack on Police &Prison facilities.
While he was busy talking tough on how he will kill IPOB/ESN operatives, Buhari fired him &appoint Usman Alkali Baba to replace him.
Adamu who came to Owerri as IGP will now return to Abuja as former IG
@TanimolaKolade
Our dear former IG was issuing orders in Imo and our dear Abuja 01 decided to remove the rug from his feet �����.
I wish Fmr IGP Adamu well and welcome acting IG Usman Baba.
Hoping to see more deep rooted police reforms and personnel motivation.
