Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Disu, says tinted vehicles should be banned nationwide. In two reports, Disu argues that tinted windows reduce visibility for security personnel and can enable criminal activity. The IGP links tinted vehicles to security risks, saying they are frequently used by criminals to conceal identities and movements. He frames the proposal as a measure to strengthen public safety and improve law-enforcement operations, particularly during routine checks and security responses. The reports present the position as Disu’s personal stance and emphasis his concerns about how tinted glass affects identification and surveillance. While the articles focus on the police perspective, they do not describe a confirmed change in law or regulation from the government at the time of reporting. The coverage therefore centers on the IGP’s call for a total ban and the security justification he gives for restricting tinted vehicles in Nigeria.