Tag: PPRO
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Why there are rising cases of abandoned babies in FCT – PPRO reveals
The police public relations officer (PPRO) in the FCT, Josephine Adeh has fingered men’s neglect as the reason for the increasing number of abandoned babies in the capital city.
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Police rescue Lagos man carrying dead child from being lynched
Two persons were saved from being lynched by an angry mob at the Oshodi area of Lagos state after a group of people descended on them for being in possession of a dead child. The police PPRO in Lagos, Benjamin Hundeyin made this disclosure in Lagos yesterday.
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You can’t retaliate when a policeman slaps you – Police PRO
The Public Relations Officer (PRO) of Nigeria Police Force, Olumuyiwa Adejobi says a civilian has no right to retaliate if a police officer slaps or physically abuses them. Even if a policeman on uniform slaps a civilian, the civilian has no right to retaliate more so if hes on uniform, its an act of disrespect…
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Fake police officer nabbed in Ebonyi state
In Ebonyi state a fake police officer Enyi Friday who specialized in defrading people and deceiving them into believing that he’s an authetic police officer is cooling off in police cell. This development was made known by the Commissioner of Police, Ebonyi State Command, CP Aliyu Garba over the weekend.
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SP Hundeyin emerges as new Lagos Police Public Relations Officer
Superintendent of Police Benjamin Hundeyin has assumed duty as the new Police Public Relations of the Lagos state police command replacing CSP Ajisebutu. The new PPRO’s appointment was announced in a statement released by the Command’s Administration Officer, DSP Stephen Kuti, on Wednesday. Hundeyin took over the position from CSP Adekunle Ajisebutu who emerged as…
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Pro-Biafra: Police release complaints’ hotlines
The Enugu State Police Command has released hotlines for complaints by residents of Enugu state who are intimidated by pro-Biafra groups during the sit at home action on Tuesday. The command urged the people to report such threat to nearby police station or alert the command through its distress lines 08032003702, 08075390883,08086671202 and 08098880172. The…