Nigeria Police Resume Tinted Glass Enforcement
Analysis based on 10 articles · First reported Dec 15, 2025 · Last updated Dec 16, 2025
The resumption of the tinted glass permit enforcement by the Nigeria — Nigeria Police Force could impact the automotive industry due to potential changes in vehicle modifications and sales. It also highlights regulatory uncertainty and legal challenges, which may affect investor confidence in Nigeria's governance and rule of law.
The Nigeria — Nigeria Police Force announced it will resume nationwide enforcement of the tinted glass permit policy from January 2, 2026. This decision, communicated by Benjamin Hundeyin, follows a review of emerging security threats, including a rise in criminal activities using vehicles with unauthorized tinted glass. The Nigeria — Nigeria Police Force clarified that no court order restrains them from enforcing the law, despite a related matter pending in court. The Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, assured the public that enforcement would be professional and respectful of citizens' rights. The Canadian Medical Association had previously sued the Inspector-General of Police, labeling the policy illegal and questioning the validity of the Motor Tinted Glass (Prohibition) Act (Decree 1991).
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