March 16, 2023The NIC while issuing an enrolled order held that the IGP’s action to the rule of law was an affront to the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria .
Justice Oyebiola Oyewumi, who issued the threat on behalf of the court, gave Alkali May 2, 2023 deadline to appear before the court and purge himself of contempt of the court charges or be committed to prison in line with the provisions of the law. It was gathered that the court’s action was sequel to a suit filed by four senior ranked police officers from course 33, 34, and 35, who complained that they were compulsorily and unlawfully retired from service.
The claimants in the suits are CSP Egwu Egong, CSP Omeh Okexhukwu, CSP Paul Umoh, SP Galadima Bello, for themselves and representing all members of Course 33, 34 & 35 of the Police Academy, while the respondents are Police Service Commission, Inspector General Of Police, and Force Secretary, Nigeria Police Force.
Can anyone or group jail a Fulani man in this country You are a joke
GlobPeaceIndex fulani is a terrorist
Can you jail your superior
Which drama be this
When you put animals in power by currupt selection, that's what you get The bad head made all this selections, they are lawless ,now they have put another lawless man to be president in the next 4yrs
alexa, play crazy things are happening by tems!
Na we dem think say dem dey deceive! Lawless country!
Funny people everywhere 😂
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