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Nigeria: Police - We Parade Suspects to Educate Public

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[This Day] Akure -- The Commissioner of Police for the Ondo State Command, Mr. Bolaji Salami, yesterday justified the parade of suspects before the media, saying it is meant to enlighten members of the public.

Source: allAfrica.com

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