The Inspector General of Police has cautioned against recording police officers on duty, stating it is demoralizing. Police officers need to concentrate on their duties without distraction from video recordings. A recent court judgment has established that Nigerians have the right to record police officers in public spaces.
The police boss referenced a Federal High Court ruling in a press conference. The ruling was delivered in a specific lawsuit, with the court holding that individuals cannot be arrested or harassed for filming police activity.
Further details on the court judgment and the Inspector General's statement are available from the source.
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