Why we took NLC president into custody – Imo state police reveals

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Following an alarm on Tuesday, at the Federal Secretariat by a woman, who claimed that her private part was stolen, the FCT Police Command has disclosed that the allegation was false. The Police consequently stated that the woman will be charged to court on Wednesday in Abuja for raising false alarm. A social media handle belonging to @SandaEugenia had shared the alleged details on her Twitter account. According to her, a woman’s private part was stolen within the premises of the Federal Secretariat, a government office complex in Abuja. This unusual crime, typically unheard of and unprecedented, has sent shockwaves through the community. In her tweet, @SandaEugenia revealed the disturbing incident, stating, “A woman’s vagina got stolen this afternoon in my office, Federal Secretariat, Abuja. The thief has been caught and arrested, the victim taken to the hospital. We are just here seeing wonders in this town. I’m scared. God abeg.” The incident has left the community bewildered, especially considering that previous cases of genital theft in Abuja predominantly involved male victims. However, this recent occurrence marks the first time such an incident has targeted a woman’s private part. Remarkably, the crime was confirmed at a nearby police station within the secretariat. Shockingly, even the police officers attempting to investigate the incident found it impossible to penetrate the victim’s private part, highlighting the perplexing nature of the crime. The perpetrator was swiftly apprehended and admitted to the crime, adding to the mystery surrounding this unprecedented event. As the investigation unfolds, the community remains on edge, grappling with the unimaginable reality of this peculiar and alarming crime. But speaking on the development, the Public Relations Officer, FCT Police Command, SP Josephine Adeh said, “”She (Woman) will be charged to court tomorrow for raising a false allegation.” It would be recalled that the FCT Commissioner of Police, CP Haruna Garba recently warned against false alarms being raised by persons alleging that their private parts were missing resulting in some persons almost being killed through mob action. CP Garba disclosed that 13 such persons who made such allegations were taken to hospitals, examined by Doctors and it was discovered their private parts are intact and effective. The CP added that 10 such persons are to be charged to court for such false allegations. Click to see more posts about Police

The Imo State Police Command has denied reports that its operatives arrested the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Joe Ajaero.

NAIJAHITZ reports that officers of the Command have whisked the NLC President away during a protest in Owerri, the state capital on Wednesday morning.

The NLC President was in Owerri to mobilize Imo workers for a mega protest rally in the state over alleged violation and abuse of rights and privileges of workers by the State government.

Reacting to the report of Ajaero’s arrest, the state Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Okoye explained that the NLC President was taken into custody following an attack on him.

The PPRO said the attack occured over a scuffle and heated argument that followed suggestions by the protesters to lock down some essential facilities, particularly the airport in the state.

The statement reads,

“Upon receiving this report, the Imo Police Command swiftly deployed police operatives to the scene where the Officer in Charge exercised his operational discretion by taking the NLC President into protective custody at the State Command Headquarters to ensure the protection of his life and that he was not lynched in the scuffle that followed.

“The Commissioner of Police thereafter directed that he should be taken to the Police Medical Services, Owerri, where he would be accorded medical attention as a result of the attack.

“He has therefore been accorded adequate security cover to proceed on his other legitimate engagements for the day.”

 

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