The Force Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria Police, Muyiwa Adejobi, on Saturday, disclosed that people can take up a case if police invade their homes, damage their property after finding nothing incriminating inside.

Adejobi disclosed this on his X handle on Saturday night while responding to the post by a man who said there should be compensation from the Nigeria Police Force if officers break into people’s homes and damage their property after finding nothing incriminating there.

Responding to the post however, Adejobi told him that people have the right to take up the case if nothing incriminating is found and their property damaged.

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He however warned against launching attacks on policemen even if they damage property when they break into people’s homes, saying that doing so would not help their case.

The FPRO wrote: “Before any breaking into a house or facility, you must be sure of your facts or intelligence. Then you have the right to take up the case if truly nothing incriminating is found and property damaged.

“You can report such to the Commissioner of Police or the Force Headquarters to seek redress, but not to launch any attack on the policemen. That won’t help your case at all.”

There have been outcries from some citizens of the country who claimed that policemen broke into their homes, damaged their property and eventually found nothing incriminating.

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Below is the screenshot of the response of Adejobi on the issue:

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