A Nigerian court has issued an order restraining the Nigerian Police Force from enforcing the recent directive on the use of tinted glass. The court ruled that the police should maintain the status quo until further notice. This decision comes after a lawsuit was filed challenging the police’s authority to enforce the policy.
The court’s order applies to all stakeholders involved, including the Nigerian Police Force, the Inspector General of Police, and others. The court emphasized the need for all parties to adhere to the order and avoid taking any actions that could be seen as disregarding the court’s authority.
The directive to regulate the use of tinted glass was initially issued by the police, citing security concerns. However, the plaintiffs argued that the police lacked the jurisdiction to enforce such a policy.
The case will continue to be heard in court, with the next date yet to be determined. In the meantime, the police are expected to comply with the court’s order and refrain from enforcing the tinted glass policy.
