Omokri Alleges How Abba Kyari Became Super-cop

Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has alleged how embattled Deputy Police Commissioner, DCP Abba Kyari was made a super-cop.

Ezenwoko’s Blog reports that Kyari and other cops including ACP Sunday J. Ubua, ASP Bawa James, Inspector Simon Agirgba, and Inspector John Nuhu are currently being grilled by the National Drug Law enforcement Agency (NDLEA) following the accusation of trafficking cocaine.

In one of his reactions to the ongoing case with Kyari and his team’s men, Omokri said the suspended DCP was made a super-cop because of religious imbalance in Nigeria’s law enforcement agencies.

According to Omokri, most of the law enforcement agencies in the country are headed by Northern Muslim males, sidelining the Christian religion.

The former presidential aide in the post on his verified Facebook page said the likes of Kyari could still be in the police system and are yet to be discovered.

Omokri’s post read: “There is no ethnic or religious balance in Nigeria’s law enforcement agencies, and that is why someone like DCP Abba Kyari became a super-cop.

“The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Attorney General, IGP, EFCC Chairman, NDLEA Chairman are all Northern Muslim males.

“Where is the balance? How is that possible in a multiethnic nation? Nepotism and tribalism made Kyari a super-cop! And do not be deceived. There are other undiscovered Kyari’s in the system”.

Meanwhile, Nneka Anyasinti has emerged as the 27th Commissioner of Police, Special Fraud Unit (SFU), Lagos, Ezenwoko’s Blog has learned.

In a statement on Thursday, the fraud unit spokesman, Eyitayo Johnson, said the Inspector-General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba, appointed Anyasinti to head the unit following her track record.

He disclosed that the new commissioner of police, who took over from the immediate past head of the unit, Anderson Bankole, becomes the second female to head the division.

Johnson added that Anyasinti has assumed duty following Bankole’s retirement from the Nigeria Police Force at the age of 60.

The spokesman said the new commissioner of police in a meeting with the personnel of the unit, charged them to be professional and diligent in the investigation and prosecution of suspects.