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PHOTO: KOGI JAIL BREAK: IGP Idris Orders Immediate Removal Of Commissioner Of Police CP Esa Ogbu

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The Inspector General of Police, Mr Ibrahim Idris, has ordered the immediate removal of Kogi state Commissioner of Police, CP Ali Janga. This is coming after it was reported that notorious kidnapper and political thug in the state one Mr Kabiru Seidu known as ‘Osama’ and other suspects charged for allegedly plotting the ‘fake’ assassination attempt on Senator Dino Melaye, all escaped from where they were being held. The Police who has since declared the Senator representing Kogi West in the National Assembly wanted, and have announced the immediate deployment of  CP Esa Sunday Ogbu, Commissioner of Police, Federal Operations, Force Headquarters, Abuja to proceed to the State as the new Commissioner of Police.

In a series of tweets on their Twitter handle, the Police did not give full details and the circumstances surrounding the jailbreak and disappearance of suspects, even the immediate appointment of CP Ogbu. The Statement did not also mention whether or not they suspected CP Ali Janga and Dino Melaye in the escape, but promise to continue with their investigations. See the statement as put up on their Twitter handle:

Image: Nigerian Police Spokes person Jimoh Moshood parading ‘Osama’ in Kogi State(@PoliceNG/twitter)

 

IGP ORDERS THE IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, KOGI STATE

The IGP dissatisfied with the circumstances surrounding the escape of six suspects including two Principal Suspects (KABIRU SEIDU A.K.A OSAMA, NUHU SALISU A.K.A SMALL) who indicted Senator Dino Melaye and Mohammed Audu in a case of Conspiracy and Unlawful possession of Prohibited Firearm already filed at the Federal High Court, Lokoja which came up in court today, 28th March, 2018, has ordered the immediate removal of Commissioner of Police, Kogi State Command, CP Ali Janga.

The Commander FSARS in the State, the Divisional Police Officer ‘A’ Division, Lokoja and other Police officers implicated in the escape for negligence, dereliction of duty and gross misconduct in the escape of the six suspects have also been transferred out of the State and

The Commander FSARS in the State, the Divisional Police Officer ‘A’ Division, Lokoja and other Police officers implicated are facing serious disciplinary action. Thirteen (13) other Police officers are currently being detained and investigated for their roles in the escape.

CP Esa Sunday Ogbu, Commissioner of Police, Federal Operations, Force Headquarters, Abuja has been directed by the IGP to immediately proceed and take over as the new Commissioner of Police, Kogi State Police Command.

The IGP’s Intelligence Response Team and Special Tactical Squad, Personnel of the Force Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department have already arrived in Kogi State to work with the Police personnel in the State for immediate re-arrest of the escaped suspects.

The IGP also charged the assigned Officers to carry out detail investigation into the escape and bring all those involved to justice. The Force wishes to implore the gud pple of Kogi State to remain calm & assist with useful informatn to the Joint Police Investigation Team. They can report any informatn they’ve on the escaped suspects to the nearest Police Station in the State or any other State in the Country.

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