The police on Monday in Lagos commenced a two-week training on human rights for Federal Special Anti-robbery Squad (FSARS) commanders nationwide to reposition the outfit.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that over 100 FSARS commanders drawn from the 36 states and Abuja were participating in the exercise.
Opening the training, Deputy Inspector-General of Police in charge of training, Emmanuel Inyang, said that developing FSARS human capacity became necessary in view of different complaints against the outfit.
Inyang warned the operatives against violation of human rights, stressing that the training was compulsory for all FSARS commanders.
He pointed out that the training was a holistic approach to enhance the performance of the commanders, team leaders and the foot…
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