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Daily Post Nigeria Published The Ekiti State Police Command has defended the dismissal of a Police Constable, Miss Olajide Omolola, who got pregnant in alleged flagrant violation of the Police Rules and Regulations. Omolola, who was attached to the Iye Ekiti Police Station in Ilejemeje area of Ekiti State, was dismissed last week by the police authority, for getting pregnant barely a year after graduating from the police academy. Speaking with journalists in Ado Ekiti, on Thursday, the Police Commissioner, Ekiti Command, Babatunde Mobayo, said Omolola violated section 127 of the police regula...

Vanguard News Ekiti CP justifies dismissal of pregnant policewoman On By Rotimi Ojomoyela – Ado-Ekiti The Ekiti State Police Command, on Thursday, justified the dismissal of a Police Constable, Miss Olajide Omolola. It said the police authority had to wield the big stick when it discovered that the unmarried constable got pregnant in alleged flagrant violation of the Police Rules and  Regulation. Omolola, who was attached to the Iye Ekiti Police Station in Ilejemeje area of Ekiti State, was dismissed last week by police authority, for getting pregnant barely a year after graduating from ...

Huriwa Asks Police To End Discrimination Against Women Says Dismissal Of Pregnant Unmarried Police Operative Is Unconstitutional By HURIWA Listen to article The prominent Civil Rights Advocacy group: - HUMAN RIGHTS WRITERS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (HURIWA) has carpeted the National Assembly for failing to expunge section 127 of the police Act which discriminates against women in the area of their relationship with the opposite sex. HURIWA wonders why single ladies in police are by the provision of an extant legislation not allowed to become pregnant whereas policemen who are single but who go...

TODAY This is coming exactly eight days the victim had been in kidnappers’ den. Akinbami was kidnapped by unknown gunmen at his petrol station along Ado-Ijan road around 9pm on Sunday, January 10, and whisked away to unknown destination. The abductors had on Tuesday night, January 12, contacted his family and demanded a N60 million ransom to secure his release. The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Ekiti Command, ASP Sunday Abutu, said Akinbami was released around 3pm on Sunday. Abutu added that no ransom was paid to secure the release of the business tycoon, saying it was as a resu...

While the whereabouts of the victims are still unknown, police say no ransom was paid for the release of the businessman.