The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed three Policemen, involved in the extortion of One hundred and fifty three thousand naira from one Sheriff Adedigba from service.
The three policemen namely Inspector Sunday John, Sergeant Jimoh Asimiya and Sergeant Solomon Adedapo were alleged to have forcefully extorted the said amount from the victim while he was traveling from Abeokuta to Lagos.
A release from the Police Public Relations Officer in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi said having heard about the incident on social media, the Commissioner of Police, Edward Awolowo Ajogun ordered the immediate arrest and detention of the officers involved in the dastardly act.
The money was recovered from them and returned to the victim. They were subsequently arranged for departmental orderly room trial on three count charge of Corrupt practices, Discreditable conduct and Disobedience to lawful order.
They were found guilty of all the charges, and subsequently dismissed from the force to serve as deterrent to others in their shoes.
The victim, who was also present to give evidence was full of praise for the commissioner of police and the management team, for their prompt response to the incident, which he said rekindled his hope in the Nigeria police force.
Meanwhile, the commissioner of police, cp Edward Awolowo Ajogun has appealed to members of the public to always endeavor to report any act of misconduct from any officer of the command to him personally, or through any of the principal officers of the command, as such will be treated with utmost urgency.
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed three Policemen, involved in the extortion of One hundred and fifty three thousand naira from one Sheriff Adedigba from service.
The three policemen namely Inspector Sunday John, Sergeant Jimoh Asimiya and Sergeant Solomon Adedapo were alleged to have forcefully extorted the said amount from the victim while he was traveling from Abeokuta to Lagos.
A release from the Police Public Relations Officer in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi said having heard about the incident on social media, the Commissioner of Police, Edward Awolowo Ajogun ordered the immediate arrest and detention of the officers involved in the dastardly act.
The money was recovered from them and returned to the victim. They were subsequently arranged for departmental orderly room trial on three count charge of Corrupt practices, Discreditable conduct and Disobedience to lawful order.
They were found guilty of all the charges, and subsequently dismissed from the force to serve as deterrent to others in their shoes.
The victim, who was also present to give evidence was full of praise for the commissioner of police and the management team, for their prompt response to the incident, which he said rekindled his hope in the Nigeria police force.
Meanwhile, the commissioner of police, cp Edward Awolowo Ajogun has appealed to members of the public to always endeavor to report any act of misconduct from any officer of the command to him personally, or through any of the principal officers of the command, as such will be treated with utmost urgency.
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed three Policemen, involved in the extortion of One hundred and fifty three thousand naira from one Sheriff Adedigba from service.
The three policemen namely Inspector Sunday John, Sergeant Jimoh Asimiya and Sergeant Solomon Adedapo were alleged to have forcefully extorted the said amount from the victim while he was traveling from Abeokuta to Lagos.
A release from the Police Public Relations Officer in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi said having heard about the incident on social media, the Commissioner of Police, Edward Awolowo Ajogun ordered the immediate arrest and detention of the officers involved in the dastardly act.
The money was recovered from them and returned to the victim. They were subsequently arranged for departmental orderly room trial on three count charge of Corrupt practices, Discreditable conduct and Disobedience to lawful order.
They were found guilty of all the charges, and subsequently dismissed from the force to serve as deterrent to others in their shoes.
The victim, who was also present to give evidence was full of praise for the commissioner of police and the management team, for their prompt response to the incident, which he said rekindled his hope in the Nigeria police force.
Meanwhile, the commissioner of police, cp Edward Awolowo Ajogun has appealed to members of the public to always endeavor to report any act of misconduct from any officer of the command to him personally, or through any of the principal officers of the command, as such will be treated with utmost urgency.
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed three Policemen, involved in the extortion of One hundred and fifty three thousand naira from one Sheriff Adedigba from service.
The three policemen namely Inspector Sunday John, Sergeant Jimoh Asimiya and Sergeant Solomon Adedapo were alleged to have forcefully extorted the said amount from the victim while he was traveling from Abeokuta to Lagos.
A release from the Police Public Relations Officer in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi said having heard about the incident on social media, the Commissioner of Police, Edward Awolowo Ajogun ordered the immediate arrest and detention of the officers involved in the dastardly act.
The money was recovered from them and returned to the victim. They were subsequently arranged for departmental orderly room trial on three count charge of Corrupt practices, Discreditable conduct and Disobedience to lawful order.
They were found guilty of all the charges, and subsequently dismissed from the force to serve as deterrent to others in their shoes.
The victim, who was also present to give evidence was full of praise for the commissioner of police and the management team, for their prompt response to the incident, which he said rekindled his hope in the Nigeria police force.
Meanwhile, the commissioner of police, cp Edward Awolowo Ajogun has appealed to members of the public to always endeavor to report any act of misconduct from any officer of the command to him personally, or through any of the principal officers of the command, as such will be treated with utmost urgency.
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed three Policemen, involved in the extortion of One hundred and fifty three thousand naira from one Sheriff Adedigba from service.
The three policemen namely Inspector Sunday John, Sergeant Jimoh Asimiya and Sergeant Solomon Adedapo were alleged to have forcefully extorted the said amount from the victim while he was traveling from Abeokuta to Lagos.
A release from the Police Public Relations Officer in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi said having heard about the incident on social media, the Commissioner of Police, Edward Awolowo Ajogun ordered the immediate arrest and detention of the officers involved in the dastardly act.
The money was recovered from them and returned to the victim. They were subsequently arranged for departmental orderly room trial on three count charge of Corrupt practices, Discreditable conduct and Disobedience to lawful order.
They were found guilty of all the charges, and subsequently dismissed from the force to serve as deterrent to others in their shoes.
The victim, who was also present to give evidence was full of praise for the commissioner of police and the management team, for their prompt response to the incident, which he said rekindled his hope in the Nigeria police force.
Meanwhile, the commissioner of police, cp Edward Awolowo Ajogun has appealed to members of the public to always endeavor to report any act of misconduct from any officer of the command to him personally, or through any of the principal officers of the command, as such will be treated with utmost urgency.
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed three Policemen, involved in the extortion of One hundred and fifty three thousand naira from one Sheriff Adedigba from service.
The three policemen namely Inspector Sunday John, Sergeant Jimoh Asimiya and Sergeant Solomon Adedapo were alleged to have forcefully extorted the said amount from the victim while he was traveling from Abeokuta to Lagos.
A release from the Police Public Relations Officer in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi said having heard about the incident on social media, the Commissioner of Police, Edward Awolowo Ajogun ordered the immediate arrest and detention of the officers involved in the dastardly act.
The money was recovered from them and returned to the victim. They were subsequently arranged for departmental orderly room trial on three count charge of Corrupt practices, Discreditable conduct and Disobedience to lawful order.
They were found guilty of all the charges, and subsequently dismissed from the force to serve as deterrent to others in their shoes.
The victim, who was also present to give evidence was full of praise for the commissioner of police and the management team, for their prompt response to the incident, which he said rekindled his hope in the Nigeria police force.
Meanwhile, the commissioner of police, cp Edward Awolowo Ajogun has appealed to members of the public to always endeavor to report any act of misconduct from any officer of the command to him personally, or through any of the principal officers of the command, as such will be treated with utmost urgency.
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed three Policemen, involved in the extortion of One hundred and fifty three thousand naira from one Sheriff Adedigba from service.
The three policemen namely Inspector Sunday John, Sergeant Jimoh Asimiya and Sergeant Solomon Adedapo were alleged to have forcefully extorted the said amount from the victim while he was traveling from Abeokuta to Lagos.
A release from the Police Public Relations Officer in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi said having heard about the incident on social media, the Commissioner of Police, Edward Awolowo Ajogun ordered the immediate arrest and detention of the officers involved in the dastardly act.
The money was recovered from them and returned to the victim. They were subsequently arranged for departmental orderly room trial on three count charge of Corrupt practices, Discreditable conduct and Disobedience to lawful order.
They were found guilty of all the charges, and subsequently dismissed from the force to serve as deterrent to others in their shoes.
The victim, who was also present to give evidence was full of praise for the commissioner of police and the management team, for their prompt response to the incident, which he said rekindled his hope in the Nigeria police force.
Meanwhile, the commissioner of police, cp Edward Awolowo Ajogun has appealed to members of the public to always endeavor to report any act of misconduct from any officer of the command to him personally, or through any of the principal officers of the command, as such will be treated with utmost urgency.
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed three Policemen, involved in the extortion of One hundred and fifty three thousand naira from one Sheriff Adedigba from service.
The three policemen namely Inspector Sunday John, Sergeant Jimoh Asimiya and Sergeant Solomon Adedapo were alleged to have forcefully extorted the said amount from the victim while he was traveling from Abeokuta to Lagos.
A release from the Police Public Relations Officer in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi said having heard about the incident on social media, the Commissioner of Police, Edward Awolowo Ajogun ordered the immediate arrest and detention of the officers involved in the dastardly act.
The money was recovered from them and returned to the victim. They were subsequently arranged for departmental orderly room trial on three count charge of Corrupt practices, Discreditable conduct and Disobedience to lawful order.
They were found guilty of all the charges, and subsequently dismissed from the force to serve as deterrent to others in their shoes.
The victim, who was also present to give evidence was full of praise for the commissioner of police and the management team, for their prompt response to the incident, which he said rekindled his hope in the Nigeria police force.
Meanwhile, the commissioner of police, cp Edward Awolowo Ajogun has appealed to members of the public to always endeavor to report any act of misconduct from any officer of the command to him personally, or through any of the principal officers of the command, as such will be treated with utmost urgency.
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