Inspector Ogunyemi Olalekan has been dismissed for the killing of Kolade Johnson.
Olalekan was found guilty after an orderly room trial that started on Monday.

Kolade was killed by a stray bullet when operatives of the anti-cultism unit of the police command stormed the area for a raid at Onipetesi, Lagos-Abeokuta road on Sunday.

Olalekan and Godwin Orji, a sergeant, were identified as suspects who carried out the shooting by the police force.

Lagos police spokesman, Bala Elkana, said on Thursday, in a statement, that only Olalekan was found guilty.

He explained: “The two Police officers alleged to have been involved in the shooting of Kolade Johnson on 31/03/2019 were apprehended and subjected to internal disciplinary proceedings, known as Orderly Room Trial by the Command.

“The Orderly Room trial commenced on Monday 01/04/2019 and ended on Thursday 04/04/2019.

“They were tried on three count charges: (1) Discreditable Conduct (2) Unlawful and Unnecessary Exercise of Authority and (3) Damage to Clothing or Other Articles contrary to Paragraph E (iii), Q (ii) and D (i) First Schedule, Police Act and Regulations, Cap 370 LFN 1990.

“The trial started with the reading of charges and taking of plea.

“Five witnesses testified.

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