Police ban PoS transactions inside FCID Annex Lagos

Author: Sunday DennisPublished on: May 15, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

Police ban PoS transactions inside FCID Annex Lagos

The Force Criminal Investigation Department Annex in Lagos has prohibited Point of Sale (PoS) operations within its premises. This directive, announced by Assistant Inspector-General of Police Simeon Akpanudom, aims to maintain security standards and prevent corruption. Akpanudom also emphasized the importance of professionalism and discipline among officers, insisting on adherence to legal procedures in investigations.

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