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SaharaReporter was added to the list of Deputy Police Commissioners recently appointed as Deputy Police Commissioners, while the 17 expelled ACPs who were last promoted in 2016 were dropped for no reason.

The promotion list of the Nigeria Police and Police Services Commission was filled with odd names that did not pass the mandatory promotion exam and did not pass any grades using the Annual Performance Assessment Report (APER), while 17 senior qualified officers were excluded …

SaharaReporter was added to the list of Deputy Police Commissioners recently appointed as Deputy Police Commissioners, while the 17 expelled ACPs who were last promoted in 2016 were dropped for no reason.

Inspector General of Police (PGI), Mohammed Adamu Twitter / Toluogunlesi

It was found that the promotion lists were published on December 18, 2020, and there were 47 active ACPs who should have achieved the DCP title by successfully passing the mandatory APER.

SaharaReporter learned that 47 were planned to promote the PSC, only that the commission changed and announced 29 of them as new DCPs, removing 17 more.

According to an internal source, in order to make up for this spot, the commission secretly brought in eight officers, who, among other things, are filled with other promotion lists by the police.

He said: “The criminal smuggling of the names of eight officers from the ACP, recently upgraded to DCP, only reinforces the initial incompetence of the PSC President.

“Inconsistencies follow police promotions, and rosters are heavily influenced by nepotism, favoritism and other immoral behavior, including the implementation of ethnic and religious programs.

“In addition to filling out the list of those who were appointed Assistant Inspector General and Police Commissioners, filling apparently took place on the promotion list of 47 active ACPs who were to be promoted to DCP. To their great shock and surprise, when the list was circulated through PGI, seven “foreign” names were added to the list.

“It needs to be made clear that the seven smuggled names on the list were not on the original list of 47 officers to be promoted.”

International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law, Civil Society, has confirmed anomalies in promotions by naming 17 marginalized officers.

Emeka Umeagbalasi’s chairman of the board of directors, responsible for democracy and good governance, and Chinwe Umeche, responsible for civil liberties and the rule of law, Obianuju Igboeli, among others, said in his report that PSC’s claims to adhere to “seniority” are fraudulent.

“Otherwise, how can one reasonably explain that the same CPS, in their promotions on December 18, 2020, raised Joseph Egbunike’s CP to Police DIG.

“Following the PSC’s claims of ‘seniority’, if real, KP Egbunike, who was ‘junior’ in a number of active CPs and all active AIGs, should not have jumped from CP to DIG. …

“It was also found that recent promotions at PSC were not entirely based on seniority, as some were promoted from seniority lists at the whims of PSC and NPF executives. Promotions dated December 18, 2020 are scored.

“17 ACPs that were eliminated despite passing the DCP exams and raffled for promotion, but withdrew: Eyitayo Olusegun, Abdul Yusuf, Ogbodo Ugbobuese, Nvokolo James, Ogbeun Ibiyinka, Ndukwe Felix, Olarenwaju Lennox, Ismayila Saodmaiya Saodlabatu , Udoet Kosmas, Gbeven Francis, Afolabi Wilfred, Ehide Ohiozoba, Oyakhire, Ez Nnanna and Sani Abdul.

Among the seven “junior” ACPs, whose names were represented in the list of those who created the new DCP: ACP Mamman Giva, Tahir Usman, Hasan K. Umar, Bangs K. Gombit, Echo E. Okposiakpo, Kyriak Enechukwu and Rosemary Collins. “

According to official police records found by Sahara Reporter, Hasan K. Umar was promoted to ACP on May 30, 2018, before his odd promotion to DCP on December 18, 2020, while the rest were promoted to ACP on different days in 2017.

Meanwhile, 17 banned officers were last promoted to the ACP on different days in 2016.

“We therefore ask that these 17 officers (Eyitayo Omosign and 16 others) be detained for promotion,” civil society representatives said.

The “NPF: ACP-IGP Senior Staff List” on Wednesday, November 11, 2020 revealed that not all those caught for promotion did not all get promoted, allegedly due to the nepotism, extortion and corruption they rocked. Main Police Department and Public Service Center

Source: – Sahara Reporter.