The Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Abubakar Adamu, on Tuesday, ordered closure of all Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) satellite offices nationwide.
The directive followed Monday’s protests in Sagamu against SARS.
The people had marched against the killing of Remo Stars Football Club player, Tiamiyu Kazeem aka Kaka, in Ogun State.
Represented, Adamu announced the SARS satellite offices scrapping when Governor Dapo Abiodun, paid a condolence visit to home of the deceased Vice-Captain of Remo Stars.
The IGP who was represented by Deputy Inspector General of Police, in-charge of Research and Planning, Peter Ogunyanwo, ordered that all activities at the satellite offices should be handed over to Commissioners of Police in the states.
The IGP assured that everyone responsible for the young player’s death would be prosecuted according to the laws of the land.
Abiodun and the delegation also visited the Akarigbo of Remoland, Oba Babatunde Ajayi.
There the Governor said: “Today, I was on a condolence visit to the residence of Tiamiyu Kazeem’s parents.
“Tiamiyu, who was until his death, a vice captain of the Remo Stars Football Club died in an unfortunate encounter with some men of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) who were on an illegal mission.
“Kaka’s death is irreversibly regrettable because Ogun State has lost a man of unexplored talents.
“But this long-awaited, significant reform within the structures of the Nigerian Police assures us of an end to such anomalies,” the governor added.
