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Police Recover N2.7m Bribe Money From Assistant Commissioner of Police

The Nigeria Police Force Complaint Response Unit (CRU) said it had recovered N2.7 million bribe money from an Assistant Commissioner of Police (name withheld) serving in one of the state commands.

This is contained in the third quarter report of the unit signed by Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police, ACP Abayomi Shogunle, Head of CRU in Abuja.

The report said the recovery followed a complaint made to the CRU through a telephone call.

Shogunle said that necessary disciplinary procedures were ongoing against the officer involved in the misconduct.

He also said that the suspect arrested in respect of the case had since been handed over to the relevant agency for prosecution.

“The bribe money was recovered from the ACP after the case was referred to the X-Squad for necessary action in line with the directive issued by the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, that X-Squad be included as part of CRU responding agents,’’ he said.

Shogunle said that the inclusion of state provost marshals, OC SIB, Control-Room demonstrated the I-G’s resolve to ensuring more effective response to cases of alleged police professional misconduct nationwide.

He said that the unit had resolved 324 cases out of the 405 it received from members of the public against the police between July and September.

He said 51 of the cases reported during the period under review were found to be false, while 30 cases were still pending.

Shogunle said the Rivers Police Command topped the state ranking with a total of 78 cases, followed by Lagos with 72 and FCT with 48 cases.

“The Q3 report shows that over half of the complaints against the police came from four state commands – Rivers, Lagos, FCT and Anambra, which accounts for 55.06 per cent of complaints during the period under review,“he said

He said no single complaint was reported against the police in six state commands, Bauchi, Jigawa, Katsina, Kebbi, Osun and Sokoto.

The CRU head said Kebbi remained the only command with no complaint made against the police since the inception of the unit in Nov. 2015.

He noted that Professional misconduct topped the complaint distribution category with 154 entries, followed by demanding money for bail with 144 entries.

“More complaints were received via phone call – 294 cases, WhatsApp – 55, Twitter – 20, email – 19, Facebook – 6, SMS – 2, BBM – 1 and 8 cases reported via others (petition letters, media publications),“he said

He said that the sharp reduction in complaints against the police during the period under review was linked to the fact that Nigerian Police officers were becoming more professional.

Shogunle said that the Inspector-General of Police had ensured strict adherence to the CRU Motto of “No to Impunity”. (NAN)


SOURCE: Leadershipng

Businesses hopeful as Naira extends gains at forex market

Some business persons in Lagos on Thursday expressed hope that the economy would soon rebound as the Nigerian currency continues to appreciate in all the major segments of the forex market.

In separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos, they called on their fellow business persons to exercise patience and act to salvage the naira.

Uche Mba, a motorcycle spare-parts dealer noted that the appreciation of the naira at the forex market was gradually breeding calm in the economy.

According to him, the development will sooner than later lead to price stability of goods and services.

Obi Edwards, an importer of gas cylinders said that the liquidity challenge in sourcing forex was already reducing as most Bureau De Change (BDC) operators were selling forex.

Mr. Edwards expressed the hope that if the situation continued unabated, it would reduce the fluctuation in the prices of goods and services.

Stella Shogunle, a dealer in female handbags, said that it was good news that the naira had continued to appreciate at the forex market for about three weeks.

She called for patriotism from all Nigerians to ensure that currency speculators do not thwart the wind of progress in the forex market.

The naira on Thursday continued to hedge against the dollar in all the major segments of the forex market.

At the parallel market, the naira closed at N460 to the dollar, from N468 it posted on Wednesday, while the Pound Sterling and the Euro traded at N560 and N510 respectively.

About 1700 BDCs in Lagos and Abuja sold dollar at N380 controlled rate, while the Pound Sterling and the Euro exchanged at N558 and 500, respectively.

The naira closed at N304.50 at the official interbank market, maintaining same rate as at Wednesday.

Aminu Gwadabe, President, Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON) called on all genuine forex buyers to purchase it from its members at the official price.

Mr. Gwadabe called on currency hoarders to sell the forex at their disposal as the naira was steadily on its way to full recovery.

SOURCE: Premiumtimesng