Police to pay Ogun missing cop's family N20m
The National Industrial Court sitting in Ibadan has ordered the police to pay N20m to the family of a constable, Emmanuel Gene, who went missing two years ago.
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The National Industrial Court sitting in Ibadan has ordered the police to pay N20m to the family of a constable, Emmanuel Gene, who went missing two years ago.
More than two years after he was declared missing, the court has ordered the Nigeria Police Force to pay a sum of N20 million to the family of a Police
Court Orders Police To Pay Family Of Ogun Missing Cop N20m
Daily Post Nigeria Published Following the disappearance of Constable Emmanuel Gene, a policeman attached to Ijebu-Igbo police division, the Ogun State Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun, has given leaders of Aba Tuntun community 48 hours ultimatum to produce the cop. Gene, an indigene of Tube in Ipokia Local Government area of Ogun was declared missing after a raid on some suspected hoodlums in Aba Tuntun. DAILY POST earlier reported that the Baale of Aba Tuntun had petitioned the DPO of Ijebu-Igbo police station, informing him of how some suspected hoodlums were terrorising members of hi...
Punch Newspapers Sections Daud Olatunji, Abeokuta The family of Emmanuel Gene, a police constable attached to the Ogun State Police Command, has blamed a Divisional Police Officer, Kazeem Solatan, for his disappearance. They also faulted the police command over its failure to rescue their family member. Hoodlums had attacked some policemen in Ijebu-Igbo on December 1. The gang was also reported to have abducted four policemen and shot Solatan in an attack on the security operatives at Aba Tuntun, a community in Ijebu-Igbo, in the Ijebu North Local Government Area of Ogun State. It was claime...