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IMO CP WELCOMES 182 NEWLY RECRUITED CONSTABLES, URGES COMMITMENT TO SERVICE AND INTEGRITY.
By Prince Uwalaka Chimaroke
24- OCT- 2025
The Commissioner of Police, Imo State Command, CP Aboki Danjuma, has officially welcomed 182 newly recruited Police Constables who have been posted to the state after successfully completing their basic training at various Police Colleges across the country.
Addressing the new officers at the Command Headquarters in Owerri, CP Danjuma, who spoke on behalf of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, congratulated them on their successful completion of training and reminded them of the sacred duty that comes with wearing the Police uniform.
He emphasized the need for discipline, professionalism, and unwavering respect for human rights in the discharge of their duties. The Police boss reminded them that their deployment was in line with the IGP’s Community-Oriented Policing policy, aimed at enhancing grassroots security and strengthening public trust through effective collaboration with community members.
While cautioning the officers against misconduct, corruption, and acts of indiscipline, CP Danjuma charged them to embody the core values of the Nigeria Police Force — integrity, fairness, and service to humanity. He urged them to be exemplary ambassadors of the Force and to maintain the highest standards of ethical behavior at all times.
Reassuring Imo residents of the Command’s resolve to maintain peace and public safety, the Commissioner disclosed that the addition of the new officers would further boost security visibility across all divisions and enhance the Command’s synergy with sister security agencies in the state.
He concluded by encouraging the officers to perform their duties with dedication and compassion, noting that their conduct and professionalism would determine the level of trust the public reposes in the Nigeria Police Force.
Former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami says Economic and Financial Crimes Commission operatives forcefully evicted him and his family from their Abuja residence despite ongoing court proceedings over the property’s forfeiture.
He described the action as unlawful and vowed to challenge it in court.
The governor of Oyo state, Seyi Makinde, has approved a N10,000 transportation allowance as a palliative for the state workforce to cushion the effects of the increase in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit, otherwise known as petrol.
The Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Oyo State chapter, Kayode Martins, in a statement released on Monday, March 23, disclosed that the governor has granted the request of the union on the issue of transportation allowance.
The statement read
“Following the intervention and formal request made by the State Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) earlier this morning, the state government has approved a N10,000 transportation allowance for all workers in the state.
The newly approved allowance is set to take effect from April 2026, providing much-needed relief to workers grappling with rising transportation costs amid current economic challenges.
This development comes as a direct response to sustained advocacy by the state NLC, aimed at cushioning the impact of increased living expenses on the workforce.
Further details on implementation are expected to be communicated by the relevant government authorities in due course.”
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Former Acting Accountant-General of the Federation bags 72years imprisonment for diverting N868.46 million security funds
Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court in Abuja, on Monday, March 23, convicted and sentenced Chukwunyere Nwabuoku, former acting Accountant-General of the Federation (AGoF), to a 72-year jail term without an option of fine.
DailyTrust reports that in the judgment delivered, Justice Omotosho held that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had been able to prove the nine-count money laundering charge beyond reasonable doubt.
According to the judge, the defendant is hereby convicted as charged.
Justice Omotosho convicted Nwabuoku in all the nine counts and sentenced him to eight years imprisonment in each of the counts, making 72 years.
The judge, however, ordered that the counts shall run concurrently.
Justice Omotosho, who described Nwabuoku’s act of diverting funds meant for security and defence while he served as Director of Finance and Account in the Ministry of Defence as “appalling,” commended the EFCC for being detailed in its prosecution.
The judge observed that the evidence of the 9th prosecution witness that Nwabuoku voluntarily refunded part of the siphoned money of over N200 million during investigation was not controverted by the defence.
Nwabuoku served as the Director of Finance and Accounts in the Ministry of Defence between 2019 and 2021. He became acting Accountant General of the Federation in May 2022.
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