**Beware of the New Power Brokers in the Nigeria Police Force** The recent appointment of Olatunji Disu as the Inspector General of Police (IGP) has sent shockwaves across the nation. In a bold warning to the new IGP, social commentator and activist, VeryDarkMan, has cautioned against the dangers of unchecked power within the police hierarchy, particularly in the hands of female officers. Speaking out in a passionate video, VeryDarkMan drew attention to the pitfalls of corruption and abuse of power that marred the previous IGP's tenure. He cited a specific case of a female officer, Buki, a PSO Two, who allegedly used her position to settle scores and extort money from innocent citizens. The officer's claims of a N2 billion gold theft in Wuse Market were met with skepticism, highlighting the brazen nature of the corruption. VeryDarkMan's warning is a stark reminder of the far-reaching consequences of such misconduct. Under the previous IGP's watch, many Nigerians were denied justice, while promotions for honest officers were delayed or blocked by those in power. The activist's words of caution are a call to action for the new IGP to restore integrity to the force and ensure that the mistakes of the past are not repeated. Olatunji Disu's past leadership as Commissioner of Police in the FCT Command has given Nigerians hope for a new era of accountability and transparency. VeryDarkMan's confidence in the new IGP's ability to restore integrity to the force is rooted in his experience of working with him in the past. However, the activist's warning serves as a reminder that vigilance is key to preventing the kind of corruption that has plagued the Nigeria Police Force in the past. As the new IGP takes the reins, Nigerians expect a fresh beginning, marked by accountability, transparency, and a commitment to upholding the law. Only time will tell if VeryDarkMan's warning will fall on deaf ears or serve as a wake-up call for the new leadership to take drastic measures to prevent the abuse of power and restore trust in the Nigeria Police Force.