The story of the absconded Police officers have taken a new turn as report reaching Naija News learnt that the Nigerian police have dismissed 121 of at least 167 police officers who absconded from a counter-terrorism training facility to avoid deployment against Boko Haram insurgents last week.
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Naija News however recalls that the Nigerian police had several times denied the report and stating that such report aimed at frustrating the police efforts and promoting insurgency.
Meanwhile ,the 121 officers of the police rank-and-file were accused of committing mutiny and desertion, prompting Inspector-General Ibrahim Idris to order their dismissal with immediate effect.
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A directive has also gone out for several police units where the dismissed officers were attached to immediately retrieve all police equipment in their possession and remove them from payrolls.
They were then declared wanted, amidst fears that they could be harmful because they did not submit the arms, ammunition and other police equipment in their possession before fleeing.according to a December 26 signal seen by PREMIUM TIMES.
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