A polytechnic student has been chased to his death allegedly by police officers. Police commissioner Yemi Oyeniyi said the operatives involved in the chase had been identified.
Vincent Olatunji, the national commissioner of the Nigeria Data Protection Commission, announced this during an interview on Tuesday.
The police had, on December 3, 2025, paraded three suspects arrested in connection with the killings.
Mr Ayeni said the army was committed to sustaining pressure on criminal networks threatening peace and security across Imo and Anambra.
The governor assured that the crime would not go unchecked, disclosing that the Nigeria Police and other security agencies had commenced intensive investigations.
Mr Fakuyi disclosed this while stating his ambition to succeed Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, who represents the Ondo South senatorial district in the National Assembly.
The party expressed concerns over the spread of rural banditry, herder-related attacks.
The officer added that joint rescue operations were carried out by FRSC, the Nigeria Police, and the Lagos State Fire Service.
Mr Idris noted that the judgment also presented a platform for the strengthening of bilateral relations between Nigeria and Finland.
