Gbajabiamila, a key loyalist of Tinubu, has been representing the Surulere I Federal Constituency of Lagos since 2003.

Speaking with journalists in Abuja on Monday, Gbajabiamila said he “knows nothing” about lobbying for the job.

“I don’t know anything about that chief of staff thing,” Gbajabiamila said.

“All I heard was that I didn’t come here last week to pick up my certificate and for that reason, somebody conjectured that must be about something about the Chief of Staff.

“I was in Lagos and I could not leave Lagos because I was campaigning for my party. That’s number one.

“Again, it’ll interest you to know that I was not here four years ago to pick up my certificate because I couldn’t make it. I don’t think it is anything significant. I’ll pick up my certificate today or tomorrow.”

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Gbajabiamila made this declaration on Thursday at a public hearing organized by the house committee on police affairs.

Gbajabiamila stressed that officers who put the image of the police in a bad light must be weeded out.

“Reforming the Nigerian security architecture, with specific emphasis on our policing system and law enforcement, is one of the cardinal commitments of the ninth house of representatives.

“It is a commitment against which our tenure in office will be measured. When the time for assessment and judgment comes, we must not be found wanting. The Nigerian people deserve a police force that they can trust.

“They deserve a police force that acts within the limits of the law and respects the rule of law. We will do everything in our power to meet these expectations.

“Beyond statutory reform, there is a need for concerted efforts to address recruitment and training, funding, and operational priorities.

“These issues are the responsibility of the police force administration and the executive. Nonetheless, the ninth house of representatives will be part of those conversations around effecting changes in this regard, and we will do our utmost to ensure that everything that ought to be done is done and done right.

“There are, let me quickly say, a zillion or gazillion good policemen, in fact, a good majority of our policemen are gentlemen and officers, upstanding professionals but we all know the popular saying that a rotten egg can spoil the whole basket.

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