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A police officer who was assigned to Titi Abubakar, according to the Nigeria Police Force (NPF), will face consequences for carrying her bag.



At the community center, which Titi opened for her husband's 2023 campaign, the officer was seen carrying a handbag.

Atiku Abubakar, a former vice president and presidential candidate for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), is married to Titi.

According to Muyiwa Adejobi, the force's public relations officer, officers are not expected to violate their profession's ethical standards.

Adejobi responded to a Twitter user, @Fifi_Ify, who said the officer had been turned into a maid.
She wrote. "When a private citizen can turn our uniformed force member into her maid, why won’t the police forget their primary duty and only dance to the tune of the elites?" she wrote.
The police spokesperson condemned the act, which he called "absurdity," adding that it is not acceptable.
We have commenced necessary action on this. We will fish her out and get her across to the principal.
“The AIG Special Protection Unit has been contacted to assist us with getting the woman to police." Gradually, we will sanitize the system.
“How can an orderly carry a bag for her madam?" I am sure the madam will have a PA, and that is the PA’s job, "he added.

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