Arrow head of theft of ex-President Jonathan’s property dismissed, dragged to court

Arrow head of theft of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan’s property was on Thursday dismissed and dragged to court. This is according to a statement attribute to the Nigeria Police Force.

The dismissed officer is Sgt Musa Musa, and he is alleged to have, in the company of three others burgled the home of the former president at Gwarimpa, in Abuja.

A statement credited to the Nigeria Police noted thus:
“In fulfillment of the promise by the FCT Police Command to make public its findings on the investigation of the case of theft at the Gwarimpa residence of Former president, Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan GCFR, the Command wishes to state that in line with first schedule of police Act and regulation 370 Cap 19, the Policemen guarding the house have been tried in an orderly room proceeding and found culpable of the offence.

“Sequel to the out-come of the orderly room proceeding, the Commissioner of Police FCT, CP Musa Kimo psc has approved the immediate dismissal of the following police Rank and Files from the Nigeria Police Force:

F/No. 436691 Sgt Musa Musa
F/No. 235422 Sgt John Nanpak
iii. F/No. 261898 Sgt Ogah Audu

F/No. 425210 Sgt Gabriel Ugah.
“Meanwhile, orderly room proceeding in respect of AP/No.141199 Inspr Lengs Satlakau and AP/No. 150566 Inspr Usman Wuduki has been forwarded to AIG Zone 7 for further action.

“The Command wishes to also state that the main culprit F/No. 436691 Sgt Musa Musa will be charged to court for prosecution. While efforts have been intensified to arrest his accomplice one Mallam Shuaibu who is presently at large

“This action is in compliance with the vision of the Inspector General of Police IGP Ibrahim Kpotun Idris NPM mni to rid the Nigeria Police Force of criminal elements that are out to disparage the good image of the Force.”

Against earlier claims in some sections of the Nigeria media that many luxury items were stolen from Jonathan, he state stated that just a few items were stolen from the property. These included refrigerators, air conditioners, Ijaw attires and designer suits.

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