On Sunday, the [Ogun State Commissioner of Police](https://ogunstate.gov.ng/) Bode Ojajuni ordered the arrest of four police officers after a viral video seemed to depict them brutally assaulting a civilian for wearing camouflage in the Ijagba‑Ota area of the state.
Ojajuni conveyed the decision through a statement issued by the [Police Public Relations Officer](https://www.npf.gov.ng/) DSP Oluseyi Babaseyi, insisting that a comprehensive and impartial inquiry would be undertaken.
He reiterated the command’s pledge to uphold professional discipline, ensure accountability and respect citizens’ rights, adding that any officer found guilty of misconduct would be dealt with according to established regulations.
**What actions are being taken?**
The police command has already begun a formal investigation, with disciplinary procedures launched to establish the facts surrounding the footage and determine suitable sanctions for those responsible.
The command thanked members of the public for bringing the video to its attention and urged anyone possessing credible, first‑hand information to cooperate with the relevant authorities. It also warned against speculation and the spread of unverified claims that could prejudice the investigation.