The Rivers State Police Command has issued an official update on the case involving three Police Officers who have were accused of engaging in acts of extortion.
As previously disclosed by the command during a press briefing on February 13, 2024, Inspector Michael Odey was found guilty and subsequently dismissed from duty, effective from 07/02/2024, following thorough Orderly room proceedings and a comprehensive review conducted by the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 16.
Furthermore, during the aforementioned briefing, information was also provided regarding the ongoing reviews pertaining to ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, as their respective ranks required approval from the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission.
The Command further stated that following approval by the Police Service Commission the suspension from duty of ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, effective from 29/02/2024 is now official.
It added that the salaries of the implicated officers have been stopped.
The two officers will now face the Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), which is responsible for addressing disciplinary issues involving senior officers.
Update would according to the command be provided on other cases involving the aforementioned officers.
The course of action by the command serves as a strong deterrent to any police officer who may contemplate engaging in misconduct and unequivocally reaffirms the unwavering commitment to upholding the fundamental principles of credible policing in Rivers State.
Under the leadership of CP Olatunji Disu, the Rivers State Police Command said it remains steadfast in its dedication to maintaining discipline among its officers.
It says its commitment is wholehearted to encourage residents to promptly report any instances of unprofessional behavior or misconduct displayed by our officers. Reports can be made through the following contact channels: phone number 08161355218 and WhatsApp number 08067167605.
It assured that all reports will be handled with the utmost confidentiality.
It said it will persistently strive to foster a safe and secure environment for all residents of Rivers State, and we pledge to continue working diligently in the best interests of the public.
The Rivers State Police Command has issued an official update on the case involving three Police Officers who have were accused of engaging in acts of extortion.
As previously disclosed by the command during a press briefing on February 13, 2024, Inspector Michael Odey was found guilty and subsequently dismissed from duty, effective from 07/02/2024, following thorough Orderly room proceedings and a comprehensive review conducted by the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 16.
Furthermore, during the aforementioned briefing, information was also provided regarding the ongoing reviews pertaining to ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, as their respective ranks required approval from the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission.
The Command further stated that following approval by the Police Service Commission the suspension from duty of ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, effective from 29/02/2024 is now official.
It added that the salaries of the implicated officers have been stopped.
The two officers will now face the Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), which is responsible for addressing disciplinary issues involving senior officers.
Update would according to the command be provided on other cases involving the aforementioned officers.
The course of action by the command serves as a strong deterrent to any police officer who may contemplate engaging in misconduct and unequivocally reaffirms the unwavering commitment to upholding the fundamental principles of credible policing in Rivers State.
Under the leadership of CP Olatunji Disu, the Rivers State Police Command said it remains steadfast in its dedication to maintaining discipline among its officers.
It says its commitment is wholehearted to encourage residents to promptly report any instances of unprofessional behavior or misconduct displayed by our officers. Reports can be made through the following contact channels: phone number 08161355218 and WhatsApp number 08067167605.
It assured that all reports will be handled with the utmost confidentiality.
It said it will persistently strive to foster a safe and secure environment for all residents of Rivers State, and we pledge to continue working diligently in the best interests of the public.
The Rivers State Police Command has issued an official update on the case involving three Police Officers who have were accused of engaging in acts of extortion.
As previously disclosed by the command during a press briefing on February 13, 2024, Inspector Michael Odey was found guilty and subsequently dismissed from duty, effective from 07/02/2024, following thorough Orderly room proceedings and a comprehensive review conducted by the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 16.
Furthermore, during the aforementioned briefing, information was also provided regarding the ongoing reviews pertaining to ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, as their respective ranks required approval from the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission.
The Command further stated that following approval by the Police Service Commission the suspension from duty of ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, effective from 29/02/2024 is now official.
It added that the salaries of the implicated officers have been stopped.
The two officers will now face the Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), which is responsible for addressing disciplinary issues involving senior officers.
Update would according to the command be provided on other cases involving the aforementioned officers.
The course of action by the command serves as a strong deterrent to any police officer who may contemplate engaging in misconduct and unequivocally reaffirms the unwavering commitment to upholding the fundamental principles of credible policing in Rivers State.
Under the leadership of CP Olatunji Disu, the Rivers State Police Command said it remains steadfast in its dedication to maintaining discipline among its officers.
It says its commitment is wholehearted to encourage residents to promptly report any instances of unprofessional behavior or misconduct displayed by our officers. Reports can be made through the following contact channels: phone number 08161355218 and WhatsApp number 08067167605.
It assured that all reports will be handled with the utmost confidentiality.
It said it will persistently strive to foster a safe and secure environment for all residents of Rivers State, and we pledge to continue working diligently in the best interests of the public.
The Rivers State Police Command has issued an official update on the case involving three Police Officers who have were accused of engaging in acts of extortion.
As previously disclosed by the command during a press briefing on February 13, 2024, Inspector Michael Odey was found guilty and subsequently dismissed from duty, effective from 07/02/2024, following thorough Orderly room proceedings and a comprehensive review conducted by the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 16.
Furthermore, during the aforementioned briefing, information was also provided regarding the ongoing reviews pertaining to ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, as their respective ranks required approval from the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission.
The Command further stated that following approval by the Police Service Commission the suspension from duty of ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, effective from 29/02/2024 is now official.
It added that the salaries of the implicated officers have been stopped.
The two officers will now face the Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), which is responsible for addressing disciplinary issues involving senior officers.
Update would according to the command be provided on other cases involving the aforementioned officers.
The course of action by the command serves as a strong deterrent to any police officer who may contemplate engaging in misconduct and unequivocally reaffirms the unwavering commitment to upholding the fundamental principles of credible policing in Rivers State.
Under the leadership of CP Olatunji Disu, the Rivers State Police Command said it remains steadfast in its dedication to maintaining discipline among its officers.
It says its commitment is wholehearted to encourage residents to promptly report any instances of unprofessional behavior or misconduct displayed by our officers. Reports can be made through the following contact channels: phone number 08161355218 and WhatsApp number 08067167605.
It assured that all reports will be handled with the utmost confidentiality.
It said it will persistently strive to foster a safe and secure environment for all residents of Rivers State, and we pledge to continue working diligently in the best interests of the public.
The Rivers State Police Command has issued an official update on the case involving three Police Officers who have were accused of engaging in acts of extortion.
As previously disclosed by the command during a press briefing on February 13, 2024, Inspector Michael Odey was found guilty and subsequently dismissed from duty, effective from 07/02/2024, following thorough Orderly room proceedings and a comprehensive review conducted by the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 16.
Furthermore, during the aforementioned briefing, information was also provided regarding the ongoing reviews pertaining to ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, as their respective ranks required approval from the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission.
The Command further stated that following approval by the Police Service Commission the suspension from duty of ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, effective from 29/02/2024 is now official.
It added that the salaries of the implicated officers have been stopped.
The two officers will now face the Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), which is responsible for addressing disciplinary issues involving senior officers.
Update would according to the command be provided on other cases involving the aforementioned officers.
The course of action by the command serves as a strong deterrent to any police officer who may contemplate engaging in misconduct and unequivocally reaffirms the unwavering commitment to upholding the fundamental principles of credible policing in Rivers State.
Under the leadership of CP Olatunji Disu, the Rivers State Police Command said it remains steadfast in its dedication to maintaining discipline among its officers.
It says its commitment is wholehearted to encourage residents to promptly report any instances of unprofessional behavior or misconduct displayed by our officers. Reports can be made through the following contact channels: phone number 08161355218 and WhatsApp number 08067167605.
It assured that all reports will be handled with the utmost confidentiality.
It said it will persistently strive to foster a safe and secure environment for all residents of Rivers State, and we pledge to continue working diligently in the best interests of the public.
The Rivers State Police Command has issued an official update on the case involving three Police Officers who have were accused of engaging in acts of extortion.
As previously disclosed by the command during a press briefing on February 13, 2024, Inspector Michael Odey was found guilty and subsequently dismissed from duty, effective from 07/02/2024, following thorough Orderly room proceedings and a comprehensive review conducted by the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 16.
Furthermore, during the aforementioned briefing, information was also provided regarding the ongoing reviews pertaining to ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, as their respective ranks required approval from the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission.
The Command further stated that following approval by the Police Service Commission the suspension from duty of ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, effective from 29/02/2024 is now official.
It added that the salaries of the implicated officers have been stopped.
The two officers will now face the Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), which is responsible for addressing disciplinary issues involving senior officers.
Update would according to the command be provided on other cases involving the aforementioned officers.
The course of action by the command serves as a strong deterrent to any police officer who may contemplate engaging in misconduct and unequivocally reaffirms the unwavering commitment to upholding the fundamental principles of credible policing in Rivers State.
Under the leadership of CP Olatunji Disu, the Rivers State Police Command said it remains steadfast in its dedication to maintaining discipline among its officers.
It says its commitment is wholehearted to encourage residents to promptly report any instances of unprofessional behavior or misconduct displayed by our officers. Reports can be made through the following contact channels: phone number 08161355218 and WhatsApp number 08067167605.
It assured that all reports will be handled with the utmost confidentiality.
It said it will persistently strive to foster a safe and secure environment for all residents of Rivers State, and we pledge to continue working diligently in the best interests of the public.
The Rivers State Police Command has issued an official update on the case involving three Police Officers who have were accused of engaging in acts of extortion.
As previously disclosed by the command during a press briefing on February 13, 2024, Inspector Michael Odey was found guilty and subsequently dismissed from duty, effective from 07/02/2024, following thorough Orderly room proceedings and a comprehensive review conducted by the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 16.
Furthermore, during the aforementioned briefing, information was also provided regarding the ongoing reviews pertaining to ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, as their respective ranks required approval from the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission.
The Command further stated that following approval by the Police Service Commission the suspension from duty of ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, effective from 29/02/2024 is now official.
It added that the salaries of the implicated officers have been stopped.
The two officers will now face the Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), which is responsible for addressing disciplinary issues involving senior officers.
Update would according to the command be provided on other cases involving the aforementioned officers.
The course of action by the command serves as a strong deterrent to any police officer who may contemplate engaging in misconduct and unequivocally reaffirms the unwavering commitment to upholding the fundamental principles of credible policing in Rivers State.
Under the leadership of CP Olatunji Disu, the Rivers State Police Command said it remains steadfast in its dedication to maintaining discipline among its officers.
It says its commitment is wholehearted to encourage residents to promptly report any instances of unprofessional behavior or misconduct displayed by our officers. Reports can be made through the following contact channels: phone number 08161355218 and WhatsApp number 08067167605.
It assured that all reports will be handled with the utmost confidentiality.
It said it will persistently strive to foster a safe and secure environment for all residents of Rivers State, and we pledge to continue working diligently in the best interests of the public.
The Rivers State Police Command has issued an official update on the case involving three Police Officers who have were accused of engaging in acts of extortion.
As previously disclosed by the command during a press briefing on February 13, 2024, Inspector Michael Odey was found guilty and subsequently dismissed from duty, effective from 07/02/2024, following thorough Orderly room proceedings and a comprehensive review conducted by the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 16.
Furthermore, during the aforementioned briefing, information was also provided regarding the ongoing reviews pertaining to ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, as their respective ranks required approval from the Inspector General of Police and the Police Service Commission.
The Command further stated that following approval by the Police Service Commission the suspension from duty of ASP Doubara Edonyabo and ASP Talent Mungo, effective from 29/02/2024 is now official.
It added that the salaries of the implicated officers have been stopped.
The two officers will now face the Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), which is responsible for addressing disciplinary issues involving senior officers.
Update would according to the command be provided on other cases involving the aforementioned officers.
The course of action by the command serves as a strong deterrent to any police officer who may contemplate engaging in misconduct and unequivocally reaffirms the unwavering commitment to upholding the fundamental principles of credible policing in Rivers State.
Under the leadership of CP Olatunji Disu, the Rivers State Police Command said it remains steadfast in its dedication to maintaining discipline among its officers.
It says its commitment is wholehearted to encourage residents to promptly report any instances of unprofessional behavior or misconduct displayed by our officers. Reports can be made through the following contact channels: phone number 08161355218 and WhatsApp number 08067167605.
It assured that all reports will be handled with the utmost confidentiality.
It said it will persistently strive to foster a safe and secure environment for all residents of Rivers State, and we pledge to continue working diligently in the best interests of the public.
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