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The Kwara State Police Command has refuted claims that a female police officer in the state was kidnapped and murdered.
A statement from the command's spokesperson, SP Adetoun Ejire-Adeyemi, issued in Ilorin on Saturday, characterized these claims as “completely false and extremely distressing to the public.”
The police command emphasized that the report is not only inaccurate but also misleading, aimed at inciting fear within the state.
It urged the public to dismiss the false and misleading information, clarifying that there have been no reports of any female police officer missing or abducted in any division across the state.
”There is no Ogidi Police Division in Kwara State. The dissemination of such misinformation not only tarnishes reputations but also causes distress to individuals and the residents of Kwara State.
”The command is fully collaborating with other security agencies in the state to ensure the protection of lives and property, prevent crime, and uphold peace,” it added.
The command called on the public and media outlets to avoid sharing unverified or sensationalized information that could create unnecessary panic or harm the state's reputation.
The statement assured that the command, under the leadership of CP Adekimi Ojo, remains dedicated to transparency and will provide further updates as needed.
What did the Kwara State Police Command say about the reports of a kidnapped police officer?
The Kwara State Police Command stated that the reports are completely false and misleading, intended to incite panic among the public.
Is there any truth to the claim that a female police officer is missing in Kwara State?
No, the police command has confirmed that there are no reports of any female police officer missing or abducted in the state.
What measures is the police command taking to ensure public safety?
The police command is working closely with other security agencies to protect lives and property, prevent crime, and maintain peace in the state.
