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Airport police arraign man for impersonation and unauthorised entry to restricted space
The Airport Police Command has efficiently arraigned a 47-year-old suspect, Mark Agbor, over impersonation and unauthorized entry to restricted areas,
An announcement from ASP Mohammed Adeola, spokesperson of Lagos airport police command, says the suspect, who’s a employees member of Pathfinders International Limited, was handed over to the International Division of the Airport Police Command by the Provost Investigation Unit of the Nigerian Air Force, Ikeja, for additional investigation and crucial motion.
Adeola mentioned investigations revealed that on October 7, the suspect allegedly posted a video on social media platforms by which he introduced himself because the proprietor of two navy fight helicopters and claimed that one of many plane was out there on the market, apparently searching for patrons on-line.
‘’Following the conclusion of investigations, the suspect was arraigned earlier than a court docket of competent jurisdiction and the case has been adjourned to 18 November 2026”
The Commissioner of Police, Airport Police Command, CP Ogunbode Olufunke, emphasised that conduct of this nature has severe safety implications and will undermine the operations of safety businesses. She confused that the matter can be pursued in accordance with the regulation and recommended the efficient collaboration and coordination between the Airport Police Command and the Nigerian Air Force, noting that the profitable end result was made doable via joint efforts and inter-agency cooperation.
CP Olufunke additional urged firms and stakeholders working throughout the airport setting to strengthen worker screening, vetting and background checks to minimise the chance of safety breaches and different acts able to endangering airport operations. The Airport Police Command reiterates its agency resolve to uphold professionalism, inter-agency collaboration and the safety of lives and demanding nationwide infrastructure, whereas urging members of the general public to stay vigilant and assist efforts to take care of a protected and safe airport setting.
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