EXCLUSIVE Nigerian Police Authorities Sack Six Policemen For ‘Organising’ Strike Action Over Poor Salaries, Terrible Working Conditions

EXCLUSIVE Nigerian Police Authorities Sack Six Policemen For ‘Organising’ Strike Action Over Poor Salaries, Terrible Working Conditions

The officials denounced the constant killing of their associates by equipped looters and psychological oppressors, without satisfactory remuneration for their families.
The officials denounced the constant killing of their associates by equipped looters and psychological oppressors, without satisfactory remuneration for their families.A fight labeled “We are burnt out on carelessness” was likewise booked to be held at the Eagles Square in Abuja to emphasize their requests to the Nigerian government.

The officials censured the nonstop killing of their associates by equipped burglars and psychological oppressors, without satisfactory remuneration for their families.

They blamed the Nigerian government for lying about the augmentation of police compensation and other guaranteed benefits and requested superior states of administration, especially pay increment and arrangement of current weapons as they tackle the security challenges confronting the country.

Responding, the Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba, had cautioned the officials against such activity.

As per Baba, a strike activity by a lead security office, for example, the police was equivalent to uprising.

From there on, a police signal acquired by SaharaReporters showed that a few cops were captured as heads of the oppressed officials.

They were consequently kept at the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) in Abuja.

One more sign only gotten by SaharaReporters on Monday showed that six of the captured officials have been excused from administration.

The fired officials are Inspector Nanlobi Lamak (AP/NO. 245800), Inspector Amos Nagurah (AP/NO. 287568), Sergeant Onoja Onuche (F/NO. 271367), Sergeant Osteku Ademola (F/NO. 508282), PC Ehinghamhen Favor Ebele (F/NO. 525839) and Ubong Inem (NO. 528222).

They were blamed for arranging, sorting out, organizing modern activity and terminated after a deliberate room preliminary viewed them to be very muchliable.

The sign peruses, “CH:6350/FPM/FHQ/ABJ/VOL.14/61 DISCIPLINE GENERAL X GRATEFUL BE INFORMED THAT FOLLOWING THE CONCLUSION OF THE ORDERLY ROOM PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNDER MENTIONED X INSPECTORS X RANK AND FILE X FOR THE OFFENSES OF DISCREDITABLE CONDUCT X IMPROPER CONDUCT X BREACH OF CONFIDENCE X TO WIT PLANNING X ORGANIZING X COORDINATING INDUSTRIAL STRIKE WITHIN THE RANKS OF THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE X INGENPOL HAS APPROVED THE DISMISSAL FROM SERVICE W. I. E OF THE FOLLOWING X AP/NO. 245800 INSPR. NANLOBI LAMAK X AP/NP. 287568 INSPR. AMOS NAGURAH X F/NO. 271367 SGT ONOJA ONUCHE X F/NO. 508282 SGT. OSTEKU ADEMOLA X F/NO. 525839 PC. EHIGHAMHEN Favor EBELLE X F/NO. 528222 PC. UBONG INEM X.

“COMPOL COMMANDS AND FORMATIONS CONCERNED ARE TO WARN THE MEN ACCORDINGLY X TO DEKIT THEM X AND EJECT THEM FROM POLICE ACCOMMODATION AND FACILITIES WHERE APPLICABLE X AND REVERT ACCORDINGLY X COMPOL PAB ONLY X DELETE SUBJECT FROM IPPIS PAY ROLL IMMEDIATELY W.E.F 1/4/2022 X COMPOL WELFARE/INSPECTORATE ONLY X DELETE SUBJECTS FROM POLICE NOMINAL ROLL ACCORDINGLY X TREAT AS VERY IMPORTANT.”