IG of police turned down Senate invitation.

Inspector General of police Ibrahim Idris has shunned Senate invitation to appear before it.

He was summoned to appear before the Senate over Dino Meleaye arrest.

Should IG of police be queried because a senator was arrested?

It is strange in this part of the world to bring lawmakers to book, this must have informed their decision to invite the IG of police.

Dino Meleaye was alleged to have given firearms to hoodlums. What is the furore all about, he that alleges must proove.

Invitation sent to IG of police is not necessary.

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