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AGAIN, POLICE INVITE NLC PRESIDENT, AJAERO, SECRETARY GENERAL, UGBOAJA, FOR QUESTIONING
The police invitation from the Office of the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Force intelligence Department (FID), Abuja dated August 28, 2024, and signed by the Commissioner of Police (OPS), CP Ibitoye Rufus Alajide, was addressed to Ajaero.
The Nigeria Police Force has again invited the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade Joe Ajaero.
In addition, the police also invited the Secretary General of the union, Comrade Emmanuel Ugboaja, for questioning over alleged “criminal intimidation, malicious damage to properties and conducts likely to cause breach of public peace”.
The police invitation from the Office of the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Force intelligence Department (FID), Abuja dated August 28, 2024, and signed by the Commissioner of Police (OPS), CP Ibitoye Rufus Alajide, was addressed to Ajaero.
The invitation said that Ajaero’s name featured in investigations the police are conducting into the alleged case of criminal intimidation, conduct likely to cause breach of public peace and malicious damage to properties.
It read, “In furtherance of investigations into the alleged case of Criminal Intimidation, Conducts Likely to Cause Breach of Public Peace and Malicious Damage to Properties in which your name featured.
“You are requested to come along with Comrade Emmanuel Ugboaja or an interview with the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Force intelligence Department (FID) through the undersigned, at SPO’s Room 12, 2nd Floor, Force Intelligence Department (FID) Complex, Shehu hagari way, opposite Force Headquarters Area 11, Garki, Abuja on Thursday, 5th September, 2024 at 11am.
“On arrival, you may wish to call Mr. Usman on GSM number 08039659139.
“Your cooperation in this regard is highly solicited, please.”
Ajaero was earlier invited by the Office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Intelligence Response Team (IRT), over allegations of “criminal conspiracy, terrorism financing, treasonable felony, subversion, and cybercrime.”
