Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Disu, orders a comprehensive investigation into police officers shown in a viral stop-and-search video. The incident is reported to have taken place along the Lagos–Benin Expressway. According to the IGP’s directive, the Commissioner of Police for Ondo State Command is to conduct a full and transparent probe into the officers’ conduct, including determining each individual officer’s level of involvement in the incident captured in the video. The investigation is intended to establish what happened during the stop-and-search operation and whether the officers acted unprofessionally. Both outlets report that the IGP’s order includes the expectation of accountability, with appropriate sanctions to be applied based on the findings. The directive sets the scope for reviewing the officers’ actions, clarifying facts, and producing results that can guide disciplinary or other measures if wrongdoing is confirmed. The investigation follows public attention to the video and the need to verify allegations and assess responsibility at the officer level.