Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Disu, calls for responsible recording and sharing of police-related videos. In statements reported by Nigerian outlets, he warns that indiscriminate capture and circulation of police operations can undermine security efforts and demoralise officers. The IGP says misuse of such footage can distort public perception of policing activities and negatively affect officers’ morale, which in turn may disrupt effective operations. He also cautions that recorded materials can be used in ways that lead to harassment of police personnel. Both reports emphasise that members of the public should avoid irresponsible practices when documenting policing activities and should consider the potential consequences for ongoing operations and for the welfare of officers. The IGP’s message frames the issue as a matter of public responsibility, urging caution over how police videos are recorded, circulated, and used in public discourse.