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Nigerian Police Retire Mbu, And Other 20 AIGs



The Police Service Com­mission yesterday an­nounced the immedi­ate retirement of 21 Assistant Inspectors General of police (AIGs) including the former Rivers State Commissioner of Police during the administration of former Governor of Riv­ers State, Rotimi Amaechi.



A terse statement signed by the commission’s Head of Press and Publicity Mr. Ikechukwu Ani said the affected personnel were officers who were senior to the newly appointed acting In­spector General of Police, IGP Idris Ibrahim before his ap­pointment.

They included AIGs, Bala Hassan, Yahaya Garba Ardo, Irmiya Yarima, Danladi Msheb­wala, Tambari Mohammed, Bala Magaji Nasarawa, Musa Abdulsalam, Adisa Bolan­ta, Mohammed Gana, Umaru Abubakar Manko, Lawal Tanko and Olufemi Adenike.

Others include Johson Og­unsakin, Adenrele Shinaba, James Caulcrick, Olufemi Da­vid Ogunbayode, Edgar Nana­kumo, Kalafite Adeyemi, Pat­rick Dokumor, Mbu Joseph Mbu and Sabo Ibrahim Ringim.
The commission’s chair­man, Sir Mike Okiro congrat­ulated the retired officers for their meritious service to the nation.
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