Korede Abdullah in Lagos
The Lagos State Task Force has dismissed two of its personnel, Fatai Yusuf and Hammed Garuba, for alleged their involvement in theft during a recent raid.
According to the task force’s spokesperson, Mr. Abdulraheem Gbadeyan, the officials stole phones during an operation conducted at a hotel in Gowon Estate, known for harboring drug users and traffickers.
The misconduct of the two officials was captured on Closed Circuit Television (CCTV), compromising the integrity of the raid.
An investigation by the agency’s disciplinary committee found them guilty of stealing mobile phones from the scene.
“Both individuals, serving as paramilitary officers within the agency, were subjected to a meticulous investigation by the agency’s disciplinary committee.
“Upon confirmation of their guilt, they were summarily dismissed from service and will face immediate prosecution for theft,” he said.
Consequently, they were summarily dismissed from service and will face immediate prosecution for theft.
The chairman of the agency, CSP Adetayo Akerele, denounced the actions of the dismissed personnel and reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to integrity and accountability.
Akerele issued a stern warning to all personnel, emphasizing that any breach of ethical conduct would attract severe consequences.
The task force’s actions demonstrate its uncompromising stance on unethical conduct and dedication to maintaining law and order, in line with the Lagos State THEMES Plus agenda.
The agency has also arraigned those apprehended during the raid, highlighting its commitment to justice and accountability.
