Police invite AIG Jimoh, VeryDarkMan over two controversial murders
The police said the AIG in charge of the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) had invited Mr Jimoh for questioning in connection with the allegations, while the FCID in Abuja, on 30 July, formally invited VDM to appear and substantiate the claims he has made in the public domain.
The police reaffirmed that while Nigerians have the constitutional right to demand accountability from public institutions, allegations against officers must be investigated through established procedures, adding that any officer found culpable would be sanctioned in accordance with the law, while false allegations intended to damage reputations could attract legal action.
The police disclosed this in a statement issued Tuesday by their spokesperson, Ani Iniedu, a chief superintendent of police (CSP), saying the criminal case at the centre of the controversy has already been investigated and is before a court of competent jurisdiction following legal advice from the Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
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