Francis Agoda, known as I Go Dye, has addressed an open letter to the Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu, advocating for urgent reforms within Nigeria's policing system. In his letter, he expressed grave concern over the recent killing of a young boy in Warri and highlighted a troubling pattern of police brutality that he believes is eroding public trust in law enforcement. I Go Dye emphasized the need for accountability, stating that officers involved in unlawful killings should face criminal prosecution, not just internal disciplinary actions. He called for comprehensive reforms, including enhanced training, improved welfare for officers, and a stronger commitment to community policing, urging the police leadership to take decisive action to rebuild public confidence.
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