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Lagos Police denies alleged pulling down of Sanwo-Olu’s campaign posters by officers

Saint AugustineBy Saint AugustineOctober 1, 2018No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Lagos State Police Command has described as untrue a news story published by one of the online media (not Primetime Reporters) alleging that a Police Inspector was caught pulling down the campaign posters of one of the frontline Governorship aspirant of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in the state.

A statement issued in Lagos on Sunday by the command’s Public Relations Officer, CSP Chike Oti while saying that the story lacked credibility however assured that the command would discharge its duties firm and fair to all inhabitants of the state while warning those using the social media to fuel hatred and incite the public, to desist from such acts as the command would not stand idly by and watch them cause civil strife.

The statement reiterated that the Command had always been apolitical and would ever remain so.

The statement reads,” The attention of the authorities of the Nigeria Police, Lagos State Command, has been drawn to the news making the rounds on a social media platform with www.theguildng.com as its Web address.

“The operators of the said platform, wrote a story which they captioned, “Police caught pulling down Sanwo-olu’s campaign posters, shoots sporadically in Ikorodu”

“The Command wishes to inform the general public that there is no truth in the allegation and for the records, it wishes to state that on 27/09/2018, at about 1630hrs, at the Civil Service Model College, Ikorodu, one Oregbesan Yekini Owolabi, a staff of the aforementioned school, while acting on the instruction of the College Principal, one Reverend Ajose, to paste a “POST NO BILL” warnings on the school fence to prevent the defacing of the wall by advertisers, was accosted by unknown persons who accused him of removing posters of politicians which he vehemently denied. In the ensuing argument, one of the policemen posted on guard duty at the school, Inspector Sunday Ogwuche, intervened but unfortunately, he was attacked by these yet to be identified persons.

“These men, not done with humiliating the Inspector of police, still went ahead to put his picture on the social media to give live to their lies.

“Although the picture they circulated contradicted their allegations because the officer wasn’t seen in the said picture yanking off posters from the wall, yet these mischief makers desperate to cause disharmony in a peaceful state, went ahead to portray an innocent middle ranking officer of the Nigeria Police in a most uncharitable manner with an intent to cause a breach of the public peace.

“The Command wishes to assure Lagosians, especially politicians, that it will discharge its duties firm and fair to all inhabitants of the state while warning those using the social media to fuel hatred and incite the public, to desist from such acts as the Command will not stand idly by and watch them cause civil strife. The Command has always been apolitical and would ever remain so”.

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CP Edgal Imohimi CSP Chike Oti Inspector Sunday Ogwuche Lagos State Police Command OregbesanYekini Owolabi Rev. Ajose
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