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The Lagos State Government has raised the alarm over an imminent building collapse at Mopol 20 Barracks, Onigbongbo in the Ikeja area of the state. This is as the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency is set to begin an emergency evacuation at the old block 3 section of the barracks. In a statement issued on
The Assistant Inspector General of Police, Benneth Igweh, on Monday, ordered a thorough investigation into allegations of N2.3 million extortion by yet-to-be-identified officers of the Zone 7 Police Command in Abuja. DAILY POST reports that an X user, Harrison Gwamnishu @HarrisonBbi18 had on Friday raised the alarm over the action of the officers. In the
Police order investigation as officers allegedly extort N2.3m from resident
The Assistant Inspector General of Police, Benneth Igweh, on Monday, ordered a thorough investigation into allegations of N2.3 million extortion by yet-to-be-identified officers of the Zone 7 Police Command in Abuja.
DAILY POST reports that an X user, Harrison Gwamnishu @HarrisonBbi18 had on Friday raised the alarm over the action of the officers.
In the post, Harrison alleged that the officers extorted N2.3 million from one Nwosu Ndubuisi and forced him to sell his laptop at Banex Plaza to pay for his bail.
Reacting, DSP M.B Abdulkadir, Public Relations Officer of the 7 Police Command said in a statement that investigation into the allegation has commenced.
The statement reads, “The Assistant Inspector General of Police in Charge of Zone 7 Headquarters, Abuja, AIG Benneth C. Igweh, psc, mni, has ordered a full investigation into this allegation, and the public will be updated on the progress accordingly.
“While the investigation is ongoing, the Zone assures the general public that the AIG is a disciplinarian with zero tolerance for corruption and will never allow such behaviour from the policemen under his supervision.
“The Zone 7 Headquarters, Abuja, under the leadership of AIG Benneth C. Igweh, psc, mni, will never tolerate any act of extortion, corruption, indiscipline, or human rights abuse.”
Police order investigation as officers allegedly extort N2.3m from resident
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A former senator representing Kaduna Central has warned against the misuse of social media. He cautioned individuals using derogatory language on social media to always be prepared to defend their actions in a court of law. On Sunday, Senator Sani wrote on his verified Facebook page: “If you are using social media these days, just
Shehu: Sani warns against misuse of social media
A former senator representing Kaduna Central has warned against the misuse of social media.
He cautioned individuals using derogatory language on social media to always be prepared to defend their actions in a court of law.
On Sunday, Senator Sani wrote on his verified Facebook page:
“If you are using social media these days, just keep a lawyer close to you or make sure that you have evidence for anything you post or comment on.
If you have to call someone a bastard or call a lady a prostitute, just make sure you have the evidence to prove your claim.
“The number of people taken to court for libel or defamation is growing nowadays. And the lawyers will charge you so high before making an appearance in your defense. A stitch in time saves nine.”
Shehu: Sani warns against misuse of social media