Police Arrest 70 Years Old Fake PMB Special Adviser
The Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Police Command has arrested a
70-year old retired military officer for parading himself as the special
adviser on defence matters to President Muhammadu Buhari, thereby
defrauding unsuspected members of the public.
Col. Adamu Sule, according to a release signed by the Police Public Relations Officer, FCT Police Command, Abuja, Anjuguri Manzah, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, ASP, was arrested by the police attached to Maitama Division in a house at Maitaima, where the suspect had gone to meet with a former governor, on Sunday.
They were led by the Divisional Police Officer, DPO, Mrs. Ngozi Nbani, Chief Superintendent of Police.
“Upon his arrest, the suspect confessed to the police that the claim that he served in the army and that he is the Senior Special Adviser to the President were all falsified. He also confessed that he only hides under that guise to solicit for juicy contracts or financial favour from his high profiled victims. The suspect has been transferred to the Command Criminal Intelligence and Investigation Department for further investigation”, the statement read in part.
Col. Adamu Sule, according to a release signed by the Police Public Relations Officer, FCT Police Command, Abuja, Anjuguri Manzah, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, ASP, was arrested by the police attached to Maitama Division in a house at Maitaima, where the suspect had gone to meet with a former governor, on Sunday.
They were led by the Divisional Police Officer, DPO, Mrs. Ngozi Nbani, Chief Superintendent of Police.
“Upon his arrest, the suspect confessed to the police that the claim that he served in the army and that he is the Senior Special Adviser to the President were all falsified. He also confessed that he only hides under that guise to solicit for juicy contracts or financial favour from his high profiled victims. The suspect has been transferred to the Command Criminal Intelligence and Investigation Department for further investigation”, the statement read in part.
source: Thisday
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