The Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO , CSP Adekunle Ajisebutu, disclosed this on Saturday in Lagos.

Ajisebutu, however, did not mention how many people were arrested and where they were being detained.

He added that normalcy had returned to the Island as more operatives had been deployed there.

“The police have quelled the crisis. Sufficient facilities were deployed in the area immediately we received a distress call and normalcy was restored. Investigation into the crisis is ongoing,” he said.

Two factions of the NURTW clashed over the control of some motor parks on the Island on Friday.

The videos of the clash went viral on Friday showing the hoodlums using dangerous weapons against themselves.

Source: NAN

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The Force Public Relations Officer, FPRO, Mr Frank Mba, made this known in a statement on Friday in Abuja.

He said the newly-posted CPs are Sylvester Alabi, Lagos; Haruna Garba, Yobe, and Tajudeen Abass, Benue State.

Mba said the posting followed the recent promotion of two Deputy Inspectors General of Police, six Assistant Inspectors General of Police and 17 CPs by the Police Service Commission.

He said the new Lagos State CP is a fellow of the National Defence College and a member of Nigeria Institute of Management.

Mba said the new CP holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from the University of Lagos and a Masters Degree from Obafemi Awolowo University,

He said Alabi was appointed into the Nigeria Police Force in 1990 as a cadet officer.

Mba said the new Yobe CP holds a Masters Degree in International Relations from the University of Uyo and was also appointed as a cadet officer in 1990.

The police spokesman said the new CP had served in various operational, investigative and administrative capacities within the Force.

Mba said the new Benue CP was a former Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), State Criminal Investigations Department (SCID) in Oyo and Ogun states.

According to him, he had also served as the Assistant Commissioner of Police, SCID, Delta, and also as the Area Commander, Area C, Surulere, Lagos State, amongst others.

Mba said the IGP also urged the newly-posted officers to ensure they consolidated and improved on the gains of their predecessors, particularly in the areas of crime fighting and public safety.

The IGP enjoined the officers to ensure that their leadership roles in their new areas of assignment upheld policing virtues of professionalism, respect for rule of law and citizens’ rights.

He called on citizens to render support and cooperation to the newly-posted CPs to enable them effectively deliver on their mandates.

Mba said the posting of the affected Senior Police Officers was with immediate effect.

Source: NAN

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