“Our operations must be guided by professionalism, discipline and integrity. The assets you protect are central to national stability and economic growth,” Mr Oluyede said.
“He deserved to stay alive and continue the good works,” said the Ohanaeze youths.
Mr Hassan said 699 suspects were arrested, 90 assorted illegal weapons and large calibre ammunition seized and 1,883 illegal oil refining sites dismantled.
The 16-year-old was swimming with his playmates in the rising water when the flood pushed him into a deep canal in the area.
