Controversial Rivers Police Commissioner Mbu Removed

The Police Service Commission has announced the removal of the controversial Commissioner of Police in Rivers State, Mr. Joseph Mbu and posted him to FCT as CP.

He is to be replaced by Mr. Johnson (Tunde) Ogunsakin.

Until his redeployment,,Ogunsakin was the CP in charge of the Special Fraud Investigations Unit in Lagos.

Sahara reporters had exclusively reported on Monday that the controversial cop was slated for removal and reposting.

A statement issued by Mr. Ferdinand Ekpe in Abuja said the announcement will be with immediate effect.

POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION
PRESS RELEASE
REDEPLOYMENT OF COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE
The Police Service Commission has approved the recommendations of the Inspector General of Police for the redeployment of thirteen (13) Commissioners of Police to various Commands nationwide:

s/n Rank Name Present Posting Posted To

1. CP AMBROSE AISABO, mni PAP LAS CP KWS

2. CP FELIX O. UYANYA, mni COMDT PCO CP EKS

3. CP JOHNSON OGUNSAKI CP SFU CP RVS

4. CP ABDULMAJID ALI CP EOD CP IMS

5. CP BENJAMIN U. ONWUKA D/COMDT STAFFPOL JOS CP KBS

6. CP IBRAHIM MAISHANU FHQ CP OSS

7. CP ADAMU IBRAHIM DFS CP ABS

8. CP ADERENLE SHINABA FHQ CP KNS

9. CP MBU JOSEPH MBU CP RVS CP FCT

10. CP UMARU U. SHEHU CP NAS CP KDS

11. CP A.J. ABAKASANGA, mni CP INFO-TECH CP ADS

12. CP KALAFITE H. ADEYEMI FHQ ABJ CP TRS

13. CP IBRAHIM IDRIS FHQ ABJ CP NAS

The Chairman of the Commission, Sir Mike Mbama Okiro, equally admonished the newly redeployed officers to put in their best in their various Commands’ operations, so as to provide a secure environment for business and life to thrive.

Ferdinand U. Ekpe
AD(Press)
For: Hon. Chairman
6^th February, 2014

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