An Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of Administration in the Bayelsa State Police Command, ACP Emmanuel Idowu Asufi, slumped and died while performing official duty on Tuesday.

ACP Asufi was said to have collapsed and died at the Police headquarters in Ovom community, Yenagoa, on Tuesday afternoon.

The sudden death of the police chief threw the fold of the Bayelsa Police Command into shock.

The deceased was an indigene of Ekwani community in Delta State. He was the ACP in charge of Administration at the State Police Command.

When journalists visited the police state command on Wednesday, the mood was solemn.

Many police personnel, who worked with the deceased, expressed shock over his sudden demise.

An officer attached to Operation Puff Adder in Bayelsa told journalists, “it was shocking. Many of us saw him come into the headquarters smiling and exchanging pleasantries with everyone including the rank and file. But we were shocked when an alarm was raised that he collapsed. They had to rush him to the Federal Medical Centre, where he was confirmed dead.”

Police spokesman in Bayelsa State, SP Asinim Butswat, who confirmed the demise of ACP Asufi, said it was a sad day for the command.

The deceased served as Chief Security Officer to the Bayelsa Government House and Commander of the State Security Outfit, Operation Door Akpor.

Malory:
Rip. Buhari failed you

doctokwus:
Many Nigerian policemen are not healthy.
They are alcoholics,womanizers and substance abusers.
To compound matters,they find it difficult to use a reasonable part of their bribe money to access good healthcare.Rather they buy concoctions of drugs from chemists and pay one auxillary to come give them "drip and injections" at home.
To them everything resolves around malaria and typhoid,while many of them are undiagnosed hypertensives and/or diabetics with have heart abnormalities.
The sudden deaths are most times due to heart related abnormalities arising from chronic poor lifestyle and lack of exercise.

MrBroke:


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