Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, met on Sunday.
The parley was on the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) and issues of police reform.
Osinbajo gave details of the meeting.
He said: “We reviewed several of these issues. The President and I have had discussions on this, he is very concerned about it. He wants to see a reform.
“The IG of @PoliceNG has issued a statement looking at all these issues, in particular, the warning against the use of these tactical units such as SARS for purposes of doing anything other than anti-robbery.
“The IG has specifically said that you cannot have a situation where SARS says they are investigating Cybercrime by arresting young men and women carrying their laptops and phones.
“Cybercrime is an electronic crime. I don’t see how you can investigate that by seizing people’s phones in a taxi or in their cars.”
