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NPF restates ban on use of PoS, other electronic payment devices within Police stations, facilities 

Admin March 5, 2024
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…Warns Violation will Attract Sanctions on Commands, Formations’ Leadership

The Nigeria Police Force has reiterated the ban on the utilisation of  Point of Sale (POS) machines and other electronic mobile money transaction devices within police stations and other police facilities nationwide.

According to the police in a statement by the Force PRO, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, this is following public outcry on alleged illegal and illicit transactions through point-of-sale (POS) machine operators and connivance with certain police operatives.

Adejobi noted that the ban is aimed at preserving the integrity and security of police operations, forestalling perceived corrupt practices, as well as clearing the Commands/Formations of possible criminal intrusion under such guise, and maintaining discipline within the Force.

“Despite previous directives, it has come to the attention of the Force leadership that some Commands and Formations continue to flout this regulation.

“As such, the IGP warns that any violation of this ban will attract severe sanctions on the leadership of the affected Commands and Formations.

“The IGP notes that the use of electronic payment devices within police facilities poses significant risks, including the potential compromise of sensitive information, financial irregularities, and the facilitation of illicit activities, therefore, strict adherence to this directive is non-negotiable.

“The IGP urges all officers and personnel to comply with this directive without exception, and warns that any police officer or POS operator found contravening this order, or conniving to conduct illicit financial transactions will face appropriate disciplinary and criminal action in accordance with the extant laws and regulations, and the Command/Formation leadership will equally be held responsible.

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