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Dolapo Badmus, Yomi Shogunle Part Of 37 Officers Penalized By Nigeria Police Force
A former head of Police Response Unit, Yomi Shogunle, and former Lagos PPRO, Dolapo Badmus, are among the 37 officers penalized by the Nigerian Police Force following Nigerian youths protests against the extrajudicial activities of the now-disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).
KanyiDaily had reported that 37 former members of the disbanded SARS police unit have been listed for dismissal, while 24 other will be prosecuted for professional misconduct.
In a series of tweets on Saturday, October 17, 2020, a member of President Muhammadu Buhari’s media team, Ayo Akanji, released the names and service numbers of the dismissed, reprimanded & demoted officers.
Abayomi Shogunle and Dolapo Badmus are among the reprimanded and demoted police officers.
#ReformTheNigeriaPolice: Service No of dismissed officers: Abdulhameed Awodi, AP No 119444, Erhabo Uwagbie, AP No 86180, Idolor Godsent, AP No 158580, Mustpha Abubakar, AP No 119167, Idoko, AP No 85036, Ilya Aliyu, AP 94982, Asabe Luke, AP No, 130296, Angela Akaro, AP No, 50829. https://t.co/iemFth4cR6
— A.I.A (@AyooAkanji) October 17, 2020
Ado Doko, AP No, 46664, Sani Muhammad, AP No, 50679, Adamu Shaba, AP No, 140320, Adamu Bunu, AP No, 42565, Giade Sabo, AP No, 50579, Dattijo Abdullahi, AP No, 87072, Yahaya Shem, AP No, 86216, Tijani Richard, AP No, 46670, Nwamanna Nelson, AP No, 46675. #ReformTheNigeriaPolice
— A.I.A (@AyooAkanji) October 17, 2020
Henry Kaboshio, AP No, 50431, Talba Mohammed, AP No, 119579, John Rotimi, AP 57622, Oviemuno Richard, AP No, 87501, Anonde Christopher, AP No, 90934, Godwin Agbo, AP No, 95853, Dr. Emmanuel Eze, AP No, 50282, Hassan Hamidu, AP No, 118063, Theresa Nuhu, 59661. #EndSARS
— A.I.A (@AyooAkanji) October 17, 2020
Yisa Gana, AP No, 47717, Ekong Sunday, AP No, 63069, Oboh Irene, AP No, 145355, Okoukoin Daniel, AP No, 181311, Ogedegbe Abraham, AP, 86152. #ReformTheNigeriaPolice #EndSARS
— A.I.A (@AyooAkanji) October 17, 2020
KanyiDaily recalls that the Nigerian Police Force had come out with five important facts about the newly-created Special Weapons and Tactical (SWAT) that would replace the disbanded SARS.
