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izymayakie080:
Congrats man...It didn't easy*

The police in Lokoja on Sunday confirmed the death of 10 persons when
gunmen invaded Kpanche community in Bassa Local Government Area of
Kogi State.
The state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ali Janga, told newsmen that the
dead included five residents of the community, while five of the armed
bandits were killed during a cross fire with security agents.
He said that the bandits invaded the sleepy agrarian community in the
early hours of Sunday. but they were quickly repelled by a combined team
of policemen and soldiers.
“Yes, five lives were lost in the
village; but operatives of the
police mobile force and soldiers
repelled them and succeeded in
killing five bandits and
recovered some weapons.
“So far, normalcy has been
restored in the area,” Janga said
in response to a message sent to
him on the incident.
According to him, five houses
and unspecified number of
vehicles, tricycles, motorcycles and other properties were set ablaze by
the bandits.
He said that security agents would remain on ground in Kpanche, while
full investigation into the incident has commenced.

Thegeneralqueen:
Awww so sweet of him...... the boy is hawt his face is everything

oyetunder:
45 of them? Evans really tried then. He too deserved special jail.

haffaze777:
Ladi is richer than keshington? how do you know that?

back to topic, I prefer this ladi of a guy to that yayi abi na taju be him name

givan:
Show time. He collected that transformer on credit. He would pay when he enters the government house. The price of the transformer is still being calculated.

The Police Service Commission (PSC) said on Thursday that 45 officers who participated in the successful arrest of notorious kidnap kingpin, Evans, have been granted special promotion.


A statement by Ikechukwu Ani, a spokesperson for the PSC, said the promotions were ratified today at a plenary presided over by Mike Okiro, chairman of the commission. Thirteen of the officers were promoted in acting capacity because they weren’t eligible for substantive promotion, the PSC said.

The promotions come a year after Evans was arrested in Lagos alongside over 20 suspected members of his gang. The police have been widely hailed for the operation, which has been described as one of their highest points in recent years.


Properties worth millions of naira were said to have been recovered from the suspects. They were also held responsible for dozens of kidnap incidents across the country.

The suspects are currently being prosecuted at different courts in Lagos.

Read the full statement as sent to PREMIUM TIMES by the PSC a moment ago.

PSC APPROVES SPECIAL PROMOTION OF 45 POLICE OFFICERS FOR GALANTRY IN THE ARREST OF WANTED KIDNAPPER, ËVANS”AND HIS GANG


The Police Service Commission has approved special promotion of forty five police officers and acting appointments for another 13 officers who played major roles in the arrest of Chukwudumuje Onuoamadike, aka Evans, a notorious kidnapper and 21 Members of his gang.

The Commission took the decision today, Thursday, April 19th, 2018, at its 27th Plenary Meeting which began in Abuja on Tuesday, April 17th, 2018 and presided over by the Chairman of the Commission, Sir Dr. Mike Mbama Okiro, a retired Inspector General of Police.

The promotion and acting appointments were based on the superlative performance of the officers in the arrest of the deadly gang who terrorized Nigerians. The officers are of the Intelligence Response Team, (IRT), Special Tactical Squad (STS) and Technical Intelligence Unit under the direct supervision and coordination of the IGP Monitoring Unit at the Force Headquarters Abuja.

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The promotion and acting appointments were also necessitated by the need to match rank with schedules of duty either being performed or to be performed by the officers and for their acts of gallantry and courage exhibited in the course of duty.

Dr. Okiro said the new ranks would greatly motivate the Officers for improved performance.

The Forty five officers promoted included DCP Habu A. Sani, the Head of the IGP Monitoring Unit, who however, has been directed to appear before the Commission tomorrow, Friday, April 20th 2018 for an interactive session in line with the Commission’s policy for officers transiting to the rank of Commissioner.

Others are two Assistant Commissioners of Police to Deputy Commissioners, one Chief Superintendent of Police to Assistant Commissioner of Police, one Superintendent of Police to Chief Superintendent, sixteen Assistant Superintendents of Police to Deputy Superintendent and twenty four Inspectors to Assistant Superintendents. One Assistant Superintendent was appointed acting Deputy Superintendent while twelve Inspectors were also appointed acting Assistant Superintendents.

The acting appointments were approved for officers who were not due for promotion.

Ikechukwu Ani

Head, Press and Public Relations

Thursday, April 19th, 2018.