People who can’t explain their sources of wealth would be arrested – Police 

The Delta State Police Command has advocated that citizens who cannot explain their sources of wealth would be arrested and charged to court.

The State Police Public Relations Officer, Bright Edafe, stated this following the recent trend of kidnapping, ritual killings and internet fraud.

The PPRO expressed concerns that some Nigerians presumed it was wrong to question what he called the ‘suspicious wealth’ of those who cannot lay claim to any justifiable means of income.

Bright via his X page wrote: “It is a very sad trend that people feel it’s wrong to question the suspicious wealth of persons who cannot lay claim to any justifiable means of income. We have cases of ritual killings, Kidnapping, and even internet fraud. We tell our men to do the right thing and not take it as an avenue to extort.

“However, any person arrested and can’t justify his source of income should be properly investigated and charged to court when the cockroach in his cupboard has been unveiled. Like me, hate me, I don’t mind, it’s the simple truth.”

He maintained that the police force has instructed its operatives to do the right thing and refrain from using justifiable sources of income as a means to extort Nigerians.

Chinyere Treasure Mbadiwe
Chinyere Treasure Mbadiwehttp://wakadaily.com
Chinyere Treasure Mbadiwe is the Co-founder and CEO of Wakadaily News. With a B.Sc. in Business Administration from the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), she brings a wealth of leadership and strategic expertise to the platform. Chinyere is passionate about delivering high-quality, engaging news that informs and empowers audiences. Her vision for Wakadaily is to create a space where reliable, diverse, and impactful content connects people and fosters informed conversations.

Popular Related

FG has rescued over 1000 abducted victims without paying any ransom- Ribadu

The Federal Government, led by President Bola Tinubu, has so far freed over 1,000 abduction victims without having to pay a ransom, according to...

Govt plans forensic audit in mining sector

Dele Alake,  the minister of solid minerals development, says the federal government is working on a forensic audit of the mining sector as part...

Bill on State Police passes for Second reading

During the plenary held on Tuesday 20th, 2024, members of the house of representatives passed for second reading the bill to setup state police...

FCT high court to appoint new 12 judges, on Wednesday 

Justice Olukayode Ariwoola, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, will on Wednesday, swear in twelve newly appointed judges of the Court of the Federal Capital...

Kano gov swears in seven new commissioners, six perm secs

The Kano State Governor, Abba Yusuf, on Monday, swore in seven new commissioners and six permanent secretaries as part of his administration’s renewed efforts...

Two passengers fall into Lagoon in Lagos bridge

On Wednesday(today) in Lagos, an accident occurred which led to two  passenger fallen from an 18-seater bus into the Lagoon of the third mainland...

Group urges sultan to intervene in ongoing fulani-hausa crisis

The Fulbe Global Development and Rights Initiative (FGDRI), a sociocultural group, has urged Alhaji Saad Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto, to step in and...

NCAA flight approval for Ekiti airport, befitting Christmas gift – APC

The All Progressives Congress in Ekiti State has described the approval by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority of unscheduled flight operations for Ekiti Agro-Allied...

Obi hails EFCC chairman, urges fight against corruption

Peter Obi, the 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, appreciate Mr Ola Olukoyede, the Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, regarding the...

Two Suspects arrested by Anambra NSCDC for illegal mining

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, of Anambra State Command, have arrested two people for involving in illegal mining activities. According to credible intelligence,...