Nigerian Police Chief Orders Trial for Officers Using POS Machines to Extort Drivers
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- •The accused officers allegedly used POS machines to demand unauthorized payments from motorists.
- •The police chief issued the order for the trial on April 18, 2026.
- •The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat corruption within Nigeria's police force.
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- ▸If the trial results in convictions of the accused officers it could deter similar corrupt practices among other police personnel and improve public confidence in law enforcement.
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