Lawyer faults IGP’s comment, insists Nigerians have right to film police on duty

During an interaction with the leadership of the Nigerian Bar Association in Abuja on Tuesday, the IGP had expressed concern that Nigerians have started recording police officers everywhere, including at restaurants. The post Lawyer faul…
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