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08.08.2022 Featured Police Dismiss Officer Filmed Beating Civilian With Cutlass

Published 8th Aug, 2022

By Omolabake Ohu

Prince Olumuyiwa Adejobi, spokesperson of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF), has announced the dismissal of PC Liyomo Okoi, who was attached to Ekori Divisional Police Headquarters, Cross River State.

Adejobi revealed this in a tweet on Monday, eight days after a video of the police officer beating a person with a cutlass went viral.

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“With effect from today 8th August, 2022, he ceased to be a member of the Nigerian Police Force (NPF),” he said.

Adejobi urged members of the public not to have any official dealings or transactions with the dismissed cop henceforth.

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“We will always do the needful to sanitise the NPF and uphold the standards and values of the Nigerian Police Force,” he said.

Okoi had brutalised an unarmed man in Ekori community, Yakurr Local Government Area of Cross River State on July 31. Three days after a video of the incident went viral, Adejobi said the police officer would not go unpunished if found guilty.

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Published 8th Aug, 2022

By Omolabake Ohu

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